Jameela Jamil

It felt like something I could live up to.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'm not trying to hang on to my youth.

I'm trying to launch my crone years as early as possible and just get as far away from youth as possible.

I was doing for the last 10 years.

We've taken a kind of brief respite, but the plan is to get back to communal living as fast as possible.

Everyone's just working out their logistics and saving up for a home and we're going to buy land together and actually do it properly as like a commune that I'm going to call Jamilville because I'm a maniac.

And because I think it sounds funny.

It will be probably more like 20, I imagine, or so.

And I don't plan on us, you know, we're not all going to be fucking or anything.

It's not going to be a cult.

It's just going to be more like everyone being near each other, helping tend to the land together, helping build up a community, making ourselves somewhat independent.

and having one another nearby.

Really being able to actually love thy neighbor and being able to fraternize if and when we feel like it, but mostly just having a village.

We don't have villages anymore, especially not in the West.

I grew up largely in Spain in my childhood and the way they raise children there is completely different.

The way that they live is completely different.

Everyone's like 20 minutes walking distance from each other.

And the teenagers help with the kids and that's very normalized.

And children don't go to bed at six or seven and the parents don't stop their lives at 7 p.m.