Random Chats W/Ana

It's Black History Month which means all Black people need some extra love from the world. However, today's episode we're talking about not being "black enough" and my personal experience with this label being put on me and me wondering if these people were right. Spoiler alert, they weren't.

Today's Episode we're talking about 2022 and all the ups and downs that came along with it. From spiraling about never falling in love before to getting diagnoses with carpal tunnel to going to 6 concerts to wondering if my friends actually like me or not, I talk about it all. 2022 was an amazing year at the end of the day, and I'm looking forward to what 2023 brings us.  

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Today's podcast ended up being a rant about my thoughts on men and my thoughts on the phrase "All Men Are Trash" and why I don't agree with it. Hope you enjoy!  

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Today's episode explains why I've been gone from my YouTube channel for a month and four months on my podcast. I also talk about the top three things I've learned about being an adult and I wanted to share them with you. I also know I talked about December being movie mania but it's going to be more podcast focused since I won't have the time to edit movie based videos. I'll try to have that happen either in January or February, but it's still happening don't worry. 

Today's episode I open up about my personal experience and journey with femininity and how I grew from despising being feminine to embracing it. I also talk about my opinion with the old concepts of femininity and how they clash with the younger generation's mindset of femininity. I hope you guys enjoy!

On June 14th, 2022 I saw Wallows for the first time at Terminal 5. It was definitely a journey with seeing a girl nearly get runned over by a food cart, being smushed with a bunch of strangers in a small arena while trying to not pass out from standing for several hours with nothing in your stomach besides a granola bar and a sip of coffee and water. It was a journey and experience to say the least, but it's a night that'll go down in history.

This is my first attempt at filming video essays so bare with me. Today I talked about what I noticed during my 3 years of being in my 20's which is the lack of respect older adults give to the youth. Obviously the plate is two-sided because a lot of youth are disrespectful, but is there a chance that we're being disrespectful because we've finally snapped?

Today's episode I talk about going to see Tame Impala in concert for the first time and how I felt about the whole experience. I mention having awkward social interactions with strangers, seeing people sneak drugs into the Barclay Center, and trying to take pictures in a big crowd. I hope you guys enjoy!

Today's episode we talk about how we felt about the new spider-man movie and what we did/didn't like about it. I also talk about how it took me three hours to get tickets for the day the movie premiere. Hope you enjoy!