It may come as a shock to y'all

It may come as a shock to y'all that I have vitiligo. Some of y'all may have not known that, from what I've read in the comments lately, some of y'all are are kind of surprised. And some of you don't even know what it is. And to be honest, I don't even know if I do. But don't cry for Argentina, it doesn't hurt, it doesn't affect my quality of life. It's not contagious, you can't pass it on to somebody. And I guess it's something you're just born with. Lucky me, right? I didn't start noticing it until I was probably six or seven, right here, I developed this little patch. And fun fact, vitiligo usually appears in the same spot on the other side of the body. So it's almost kind of like a mirror effect. When I started getting this patch, I started getting this one, and then it just kind of turned me into a Dalmatian. I have it on my hand, I have it on my ankle, it's developing. I think many of you just never noticed that I had it because I'm always so fair and I don't really go out in the sun. If I do, I always have an umbrella and I'm, you know, slathered in sunscreen because I got tan, Cuban blood running through me, all right? I get tan so quickly. So quick. The only reason you can really see all of my spots coming alive is because I went to the beach last week. And the sun is beautiful, the weather's gorgeous. Selena's running around in the sand, building sandcastles and, you know, wanting to go in the water. And all that. So it's like when I get to experience those kind of moments in life, it's like the smaller things don't really matter. Anyway, my point is, yes, I have vitiligo and, um, yeah, let me know if you got any questions about it. Um, I'm happy to answer it as best I can. And let me know if you're part of the Dalmatian club. Bye.