Some things should be left private and I will never share with my audience because some people are getting a little too comfortable with their questions. Number one, I literally can't believe I have to say this, but do not ask me how much I weigh. I know that we live in a very weird era of social media right now where there's this like skinny culture. But yeah, asking someone how much they weigh is considered a very rude question. And it's not like I'm insecure anything about what my number is, or the scale. I just think it's literally pointless to tell people how much they weigh because like, whatever number I weigh, it could look completely different on another person. So like, I don't want to make anyone feel insecure if they weigh more than me. When in actuality, we could be the exact same weight, but you would look completely different from me because we have different heights, muscle mass, etc, etc. Basically, the number that you weigh doesn't matter at all. So I'm not going to share mine because I don't want to promote that. Next, I'm so sorry to report, but I will not share intimate details on my dating life. So some of you may know I do have a boyfriend and we've been dating for over a year. But that's about the extent of information I feel comfortable sharing at this time. I just think there's some things that should be left private and I never want to feel like I'm performing in my relationship on social media. Also, when I first started to get big on social media, I was actually going through a major breakup. And I just remember thinking, thank God I didn't really share with my audience many details about my relationship because I would have had to like share the breakup of the experience. Or at the very least like tell people that we'd broken up. And nobody even knew he existed. So it was fine. On another similar note, I don't think I would ever post my children on social media. Obviously, I don't have a kid right now. So that's not really an issue. But if I do have children, I will not make content around them because they can't consent to it. Also, obviously, there's creepy people on the internet. And I could actually go on a whole rant about how I hate family vloggers because like children have been exploited in media for decades, like child stars. But at least with a lot of child stars, they had like working hours. Like, if you're a family vlogger, literally your whole childhood is working hours. Like, that's terrible. And the last thing I will not share online is actually kind of weird. But I will not share my actual future life. Here me out because I'm a little bit superstitious. I genuinely believe it's better to say like, I've done this thing, rather than say like, oh, I'm going to do this thing. Because I just prefer to move in silence. That's just how I've always been. So far. What holds people back the most in life is fear and doubt. So I don't want to give the haters ammunition. There's a lot of great supporters on the internet. But there's also a lot of haters. So why give the haters ammunition? Anyway, that's all I can think of for today. Let me know if you agree. I'm very curious to see what everyone's opinions are. Okay, bye guys.
