Olivia Adriance

I had always woven those elements in, but it was like what we're eating on date night.

And it was still like food adjacent.

And then now I'm much more open about talking about pregnancy and things that are definitely more personal.

And the response has been incredible in stories.

I just think once things hit my feed, people are a little bit resistant.

It's like the cons of anything going viral.

I stopped reading comments on viral videos so long ago because they were the most heinous.

And like the least reflective of my audience or of myself.

So I was like, you know what?

Yeah.

Viral videos.

I don't look at them.

I guess I expected it a little only because I have a friend who she was doing fashion content and then she got pregnant.

And she was like, the meanest comments you will ever get are like mom shaming type comments and just a lot of unsolicited advice on what to do with yourself, with your body, with your baby, with what you're eating.

And like everything becomes a moral decision suddenly when you're pregnant.

And

So the unsolicited advice has been interesting.

I was definitely very particular a couple months after I got pregnant.

Like I started to notice that everything was affecting me so much more.

I was like really soft.