This is a powerful read and a beautiful message, Michell. Everything seems to land better when we stop forcing. The people who belong in our lives won't need us to justify or explain ourselves and vice versa. Thank you for this.
I resonate with this deeply: i moved to the US from Mexico at 15 and for a long time felt i had to explain colorism/ colonization etc to explain why “I Didnt look Mexican” - as a result i found my refuge in my calling as a dancer - in the studio i didn’t talk I worked hard and spoke with music and my body -As one mentor of mine says “dont tell me - show me” … it was a refuge until the type casting of the industry once again made me question and feel defensive over … who I am.
I had to learn to embrace myself so i could dance unapologetically - ironically i found this in the silence - the unemployment- just the studio the music and I
This is a definition of 'Do not seek validation from the world' I am enough.
YUP
This resonates so strongly with me. Thank you for this powerful insight!
Thank you for hearing me! Happy it resonates with you.
This. 🙌🫡👏
appreciate you, Chloe!
Yes yes yes 💯 same to all so so so relate and same in less verbal response more having tea with silence absolutely great Articles
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Less energy used less energy zapped. And o have so much more fun spontaneous interactions with strangers light joy
Loving this so much
Come on, spontaneity! Appreciate you, Kylie!
This is a powerful read and a beautiful message, Michell. Everything seems to land better when we stop forcing. The people who belong in our lives won't need us to justify or explain ourselves and vice versa. Thank you for this.
I love this! Quiet joy and perfect peace 🩵🙏🏼🦋
Beautiful and true. Thank you 🙏
I resonate with this deeply: i moved to the US from Mexico at 15 and for a long time felt i had to explain colorism/ colonization etc to explain why “I Didnt look Mexican” - as a result i found my refuge in my calling as a dancer - in the studio i didn’t talk I worked hard and spoke with music and my body -As one mentor of mine says “dont tell me - show me” … it was a refuge until the type casting of the industry once again made me question and feel defensive over … who I am.
I had to learn to embrace myself so i could dance unapologetically - ironically i found this in the silence - the unemployment- just the studio the music and I