Lucy Biggers

I was still questioning, right?

It's like, this is a very long process.

Like, I stopped posting on my social media as a climate influencer in 2020.

And then I've had my son in 2022, and I was at a nonprofit.

Then I came to the free press end of 2022, had another son in 2024, and I didn't start posting publicly about my new opinions until 2025.

But questioning the whole time and said before the cameras were rolling, I remember seeing your guys' videos in 2020.

And I really liked the name Trigonometry because I knew that everyone in my circle was like triggered by everything because everyone was such snowflakes.

But I was still thinking of myself as in the group.

And I think it can't be understated how much it takes to extract yourself from that.

And I think now it kind of all ties in, like my cause is climate, right?

And we'll talk more about that.

But I think you look at the activism now and it feels like every six months there's a new cause du jour.

And a lot of young women, mothers and people of my demographic are getting whipped up every few months.

What's the new thing that you're gonna freak out about?

And so my experience is just one, but it continues on.

Like social justice causes, essentially.

It was a mix.

It was a mix.

It was both, I think.

But I would say in the climate movement, yes, many, many women.