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I had the wonderful opportunity and pleasure to collaborate with film composer, @thomas_ropp and perform vocals in a rescore from the movie, “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” a couple months ago. This original score was selected to premiere at a screen scoring program in Pavia, Italy and was nominated to be awarded best composer. Thank you so much for having me apart of this magical piece !! 🤍🐉

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

Stills from “A Family Matter” (2026)

I’m so beyond proud of everyone that was apart of creating this film and bringing this heart felt story to life. This film and the role I played, changed the trajectory of my acting career, and I couldn’t be more grateful for @_ryleenorman for her direction and trust in me to transform into the world of Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth is a very special character to me that I’ll never forget, and one that left a huge impact on me and hopefully everyone else that watches it. Additionally, thank you to my brilliant partner @_jackjustice for stepping onto this project as a signatory producer to go through so much work into making the film a union project.

“A Family Matter” is about family and all of the different colors and dynamics of what makes up a family and what makes it different from others. I couldn’t have asked for a more talented and incredible ensemble of actors as a stage family, and it was a privilege to get to work and play off of one another. 💌

It’s been a long awaited ride, but I can’t wait to showcase this incredible project soon!

Follow @negativedirt for updates 🎬

graduated 1 year ago ! disposing the rest of my grad archive here, because I love them sooo 💌

graduated 1 year ago ! disposing the rest of my grad archive here, because I love them sooo 💌

graduated 1 year ago ! disposing the rest of my grad archive here, because I love them sooo 💌

graduated 1 year ago ! disposing the rest of my grad archive here, because I love them sooo 💌

graduated 1 year ago ! disposing the rest of my grad archive here, because I love them sooo 💌

some old, and some new. I’m luckyyy 🫀🎬

some old, and some new. I’m luckyyy 🫀🎬

some old, and some new. I’m luckyyy 🫀🎬

some old, and some new. I’m luckyyy 🫀🎬

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some old, and some new. I’m luckyyy 🫀🎬

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Peace preserved through blood. Order sustained through sacrifice. Kelsi Beer is Catherine Salis in “LETTER TO THE BLIND”, premiering May 18.

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2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

2025. The year of the cabbage white 🦋

The year I truly found myself and an identity I thought was hidden away. I’ve been lost for a long time struggling with depression, crippling anxiety, the ADHD brain, and if I’m truly setting out a career I want to live in for the rest of my life. I’ve never truly known myself. 2025 was a big & beautiful year for me because it was a year of healing, uncomfortable reality checks, gaining new friendships, and revisiting old ones. I graduated college and was awarded an outstanding senior award for my department. I directed, choreographed, music supervised, lighting designed, and performed in my first and only theatrical performance show for my senior capstone; Something I never dreamed of doing or pulling off in a span of 2 months. I got signed by my very first talent agent. I’ve had over 40 auditions for film alone. I worked on my first SAG-AFTRA Union film with my good friends, and also gave my best performance yet. I moved in with my best friend who I fell in love with. I learned how to skateboard (In which I also spent a lot of my time in drainage ditches), I realized I’m an auntie. I spent a lot of time out in nature. I’ve cried a lot this year from both defeat and from triumph. I received an answer for my mental struggles that I’ve endured for years of my life that could’ve cost me my life if I never scheduled that one doctor’s appointment. As days progressed into months of 2025 post-diagnosis, I truly started embracing and radically accepting the label. As well as life in general.

None of us truly know why we’re here on this planet or how we got here. And I’ve found peace with that. I don’t matter. We don’t matter. Nothing matters. We’re all just stardust and might as well make the most of what we know as life.

This post doesn’t show much of all the great insides and details of my 2025; I’ve already shared a lot of my cool accomplishments. This post is to share the most raw and present moments I captured throughout the year.

To 2025, the year I found myself 💌

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