Not For Public Consumption

Dear Nobody, social media is not as it was before. After a long week of recovering from being sick, I’m back and reflecting on the love-hate relationship I have with being online. We’re diving into the major shift in my identity—moving away from the "influencer" life and reclaiming my place as an artist. I’m sharing the raw reality of what happens when you erase the fine line between your content and your safe zone, and why feeling "naked" in front of the world led me to value my privacy above everything else.

We also talk about the frustration of a broken algorithm that makes us miss our friends' real-life milestones while feeding us a constant stream of narcissistic, millisecond-paced noise. I discuss the specific moment I realized that recording a memory was taking away from actually living it, and why I’ve decided that being "out of touch" is the ultimate relief. This is a conversation about finding the key to your own security, letting your brain finally breathe, and choosing a life that isn't for public consumption.