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STOP TELLING WOMEN HOW THEY SHOULD LOOK WHEN THEY’RE FIGHTING TO SHOW UP. Recently, I’ve had multiple women come onto my page and criticize my physical appearance completely unprovoked and unsolicited. And today, I woke up to a comment from someone who said she had followed me on Instagram for years—back when I had 250,000 followers—telling me she hates when I use filters, that I should be embarrassed and ashamed, and that I’ll regret these videos when I look back on them. So let me tell you what you don’t see. I’m 41 years old and I’ve battled chronic illness and invisible illness my entire life. As of today, I’ve had a chronic migraine for 64 straight days. My illness became so severe that I had to leave a career I loved and spent 21 years building, pack up my life, move across the country, and move in with my parents because I physically couldn’t work anymore. That is WHY I started TikTok. I’m trying to start my life over and build a career I can actually do from home. On the days I feel well enough, I film. On the days I don’t, I edit and post. And sometimes I film while feeling absolutely terrible. The days I use a filter are usually the days when I don’t have the energy to put on makeup. So I choose a very light filter that still looks like ME. I’m not trying to become a completely different person. I’m trying to look well enough that people don’t immediately think, “Oh my God, is she okay? Does she need to go to the hospital?” And the truth is… sometimes I probably should go to the hospital. But I don’t have health insurance, and I’m trying to build something that allows me to support myself while living with chronic illness. And here’s another thing people don’t see: I can look happy while I’m in pain. I can laugh. I can be bubbly. I can film a fun video. I can look like I’m having the time of my life—and still feel absolutely horrible. That isn’t fake. That’s a mask. Sometimes you learn how to put on a happy face because if you showed everyone exactly how you felt every second of every day, you’d never get anything done. I put together this little side by side comparison video to show the filtered version of myself versus the days I’m wearing makeup with ZERO filters. The top of this video is me filming on a day when I felt awful but had an idea I wanted to create. I didn’t have the energy to put on makeup, so I used a light filter. The bottom is me with full makeup and zero filter. 🩷 I ALSO NEVER USE FILTERS IF IM SHOWING A MAKEUP OR SKINCARE PRODUCT 🩷 Same woman. Same face. Different day. Different symptoms. So yes… I’m going to use the freakin filter. Because if a light filter is the difference between me giving up for the day and me creating something anyway, I’m choosing to create. You may see a filter. I see myself refusing to let chronic illness take everything from me. And if my physical appearance bothers you that much, or you’re offended by the fact that I sometimes use a light filter on a high-symptom day, respectfully… go to therapy and figure out why my face is bothering you so much. I’m busy trying to rebuild my life. ❤️ #ChronicIllness #InvisibleIllness #ChronicMigraine #MigraineAwareness #ChronicPain

STOP TELLING WOMEN HOW THEY SHOULD LOOK WHEN THEY’RE FIGHTING TO SHOW UP. Recently, I’ve had multiple women come onto my page and criticize my physical appearance completely unprovoked and unsolicited. And today, I woke up to a comment from someone who said she had followed me on Instagram for years—back when I had 250,000 followers—telling me she hates when I use filters, that I should be embarrassed and ashamed, and that I’ll regret these videos when I look back on them. So let me tell you what you don’t see. I’m 41 years old and I’ve battled chronic illness and invisible illness my entire life. As of today, I’ve had a chronic migraine for 64 straight days. My illness became so severe that I had to leave a career I loved and spent 21 years building, pack up my life, move across the country, and move in with my parents because I physically couldn’t work anymore. That is WHY I started TikTok. I’m trying to start my life over and build a career I can actually do from home. On the days I feel well enough, I film. On the days I don’t, I edit and post. And sometimes I film while feeling absolutely terrible. The days I use a filter are usually the days when I don’t have the energy to put on makeup. So I choose a very light filter that still looks like ME. I’m not trying to become a completely different person. I’m trying to look well enough that people don’t immediately think, “Oh my God, is she okay? Does she need to go to the hospital?” And the truth is… sometimes I probably should go to the hospital. But I don’t have health insurance, and I’m trying to build something that allows me to support myself while living with chronic illness. And here’s another thing people don’t see: I can look happy while I’m in pain. I can laugh. I can be bubbly. I can film a fun video. I can look like I’m having the time of my life—and still feel absolutely horrible. That isn’t fake. That’s a mask. Sometimes you learn how to put on a happy face because if you showed everyone exactly how you felt every second of every day, you’d never get anything done. I put together this little side by side comparison video to show the filtered version of myself versus the days I’m wearing makeup with ZERO filters. The top of this video is me filming on a day when I felt awful but had an idea I wanted to create. I didn’t have the energy to put on makeup, so I used a light filter. The bottom is me with full makeup and zero filter. 🩷 I ALSO NEVER USE FILTERS IF IM SHOWING A MAKEUP OR SKINCARE PRODUCT 🩷 Same woman. Same face. Different day. Different symptoms. So yes… I’m going to use the freakin filter. Because if a light filter is the difference between me giving up for the day and me creating something anyway, I’m choosing to create. You may see a filter. I see myself refusing to let chronic illness take everything from me. And if my physical appearance bothers you that much, or you’re offended by the fact that I sometimes use a light filter on a high-symptom day, respectfully… go to therapy and figure out why my face is bothering you so much. I’m busy trying to rebuild my life. ❤️ #ChronicIllness #InvisibleIllness #ChronicMigraine #MigraineAwareness #ChronicPain

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