Peaches

And it has, you know, really challenged me in such a beautiful way to be me.

I understand the graphicness.

I would say that I'm sort of more of an absurdist.

I'm just sort of like all the, as we talked about at the beginning, you know, all the shame that has been instilled in us and all that, like, and the way that...

Parts of our body are so regimented, like breasts should be augmented, hair on women should be shaped, you know, the shoulds, the shoulds.

But what if the breast is in the middle of the forehead?

Or what if you have 10 of them?

Or what if your penis is, you know, at your hip?

That is just as weird as having these roles or rules about what is supposed to be.

So I feel like I'm just sort of in a sort of humoristic trying to reflect back on all these things we impose on ourselves or tell ourselves.

Thank you.

Yeah, I feel like I want to disarm people, but not as an escapist and disarm and say, hey, it's okay.

We are in a crappy place or you may not be feeling good about yourself.

It's not your fault.

And I want to bring you in and make you feel good.

And I want to be inclusive.

it makes me feel better not to like wear pajamas or they, you know, like I like to, like even this, what I'm wearing today is literally what I wore on the plane.

Like it's my comfort clothes, but I want them to have a chicness to them.

Like if, if something would happen, I'd be ready.

Like I came here and I hope that it, you know, transfers that way.