Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: How does Kayla Nicole's journey in media begin?
That is a good cause. Because she was stealing from your friend. That's a hell of a cause.
I support it.
I just hate it. I got into it with bottle girls. It's just... It's too much. I will say that does make sense. That's like... Atlanta does things like that. Cause I will say when I moved to Atlanta, I still have not, I don't feel like I've made friends in Atlanta because when I moved there, I met like her friends at the time and I didn't like none of them. None of them liked me.
So I'm just like, you know what? I'm not friends with any of them hoes.
Yeah.
You're not friends with any of them. But yeah, I agree with you on that. I had to move on. I live on the outskirts of Atlanta. I'm not the outskirts outskirts, but I'm like a little further out. Yeah. It's a little quieter. I just didn't take it no more.
yeah i'm not so my favorite place yeah atlanta to me is what people think la is because i think people try even harder in atlanta like la i feel like you know la really got not okay not too much not to say that atlanta don't have shit going on right yeah but la is hollywood for real like this is where the real movers and shakers are it's It is a few movers and shakers in Atlanta.
But everybody thinks they are. They have this false sense of identity and celebrity. I saw something on Instagram the other day that was like, why everybody in Atlanta famous? Like, the trainer's famous. The barber's famous.
Celebrity barber. Celebrity barber.
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Chapter 3: What are the challenges of freezing eggs and its financial implications?
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You know what I mean?
Just being cognizant of that. I agree. Like I said, for me, I guess it's always been motivating. But like I said, I can see the other side of it. But I don't know. I just feel like we can't attack these people for everybody's circumstances.
Chapter 4: How do personal experiences shape our views on relationships and motherhood?
And a lot of times when people give back, they don't want to be performative about it. And they maybe don't want to post that.
Also that.
I had a situation recently where I was posting something about me decorating my house or something. And mind you, a lot of people will DM me, ask me for things, and I do it for them. And I don't blast because what? If you're in a moment of need, there's been plenty of times where I had to ask her, ask my sister, ask that. And they never like, oh, yeah, I gave Lex some money.
I gave Lex this and that. So I'm the same way, but this girl, she was like, hey Lex, you probably don't remember me, but a long time ago I asked you for some money for some groceries and it literally changed my life because I was able to do this and do that.
Chapter 5: What advice is given about navigating social media pressure?
Went to a job interview and I've been working for two years and she was just like saying the snowball effect. Okay, pause. Hold on. This is someone that DMed you that you didn't know? Yeah, she DMed me. That is beautiful. And she was like, hey, Lex, I just need some money. I need to eat. And I was just like, girl, go get some groceries. Like, I get it, you know?
Chapter 6: How can we find our personal journey amidst societal expectations?
And you just sent her some money.
And I sent her some money. This was like two years ago. And she left a comment under one of my house pictures. She was like, girl, I just want to tell you, I've been working at this apartment complex for like two years. I'm back on top. I'm living. Like, she was like telling me, like, thank you, because sometimes things have a snowball effect. I'm telling you. Absolutely.
When I was in Houston, remember we worked at that club and it just shut down? Oh, primetime. Primetime and it just shut down. They didn't pay me for two weeks of work and that snowballed me into, I know it sounds crazy, it literally snowballed me into being broke for like two or three years because I got so off track that quickly. You are one paycheck away from your life fucking up. You are.
So when she DM me, she was like, you help me in this and that, you know, so it's like, that's why I say it's like sometimes a lot of these people, they are helping people. You just don't see it. It's weird because people definitely will make you feel bad if you post about it. But then if you're not posting, then they're like,
oh well what are you doing for other people right and that happened to me recently too I actually this girl who is my old best friend from middle school her little sister she just graduated from SFA which is my alma mater And she's a teacher now. And she had a registry on Amazon. And she was like, I have all of this stuff. I'm a big fan of poor minds. Can you buy me some stuff for my classroom?
So I bought her maybe like $300 worth of stuff. Never posted about it. Never said anything. I was actually telling Shay about this like two weeks ago. And...
she was just so thankful so it's like a lot of the time behind the scenes people are doing things right you just never know and we don't but i also feel like we don't have to say anything if i post my birkin or if i post my new chanel bag why do i gotta prove somebody some money today we everybody we are living in i don't even know what you would even call this anymore assimilation people you think you are the judge and the jury y'all
I don't got to prove shit to none of these people. And more people need to adopt that mindset. If more people operated like that, because at the end of the day, sure, we're the talent or we're the person that they're looking to, but also as someone who consumes content, I don't ever open my phone and get to judge in a motherfucking left and right. I'm not scrolling to judge you in your lifestyle.
Take a fucking break. Go to work. Touch grass. Live your life. You are not the judge, the doer. You are not God, my mama, my sister, or my friend, for real. Right.
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