Views : 135,853
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Aug 15, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.953 (74/6,231 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-24T13:48:42.954853Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Just discovered her through "good luck, babe" cuz I was addicted to it and I am glad I decided to search her up. I love how genuine this is! Just moved to Missouri and feel like I don't belong here because of the Christian culture, as someone that identifies as queer. but I love the peacefulness here too.
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I began crying and I was like “why am I crying I’ve never felt this” but I do, and even though I’m open with the fact that I do like women with my friends, I cant tell my parents, I think all my friends think I’m weird, and I never really feel like a normal girl just a normal girl who likes the beach has Stanley’s and listens to Taylor swift because I will never be a normal girl and internally I hate it I HATE that I can’t say I was a women blah blah without getting looked at even a bit funny.. I want people who understand me who I can be who I want to be. I want to make people feel they can be whoever they want around me too. But sometimes I truly feel suffocated and I’m realizing it just watching this. Dear, Midwest princess. thank you ❤
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I relate so hard to your kind of story. Obviously I'm not a super cute pop star, but I'm a queer girl who was once Christian and grew up in a small Christian town in the country. We have a population of less than 100, and I was known as... too open minded. I still am. My mom's ashamed of me, sadly, but my dad embraces me.
I love and respect your openness about where you grew up. Even though the people around me were bigoted, I still have this love and gratefulness for everything. I became who I am because of it. I still live here with my grandmother at 27, and the feelings are still... mixed. But I think finding a community AND loving the natural environment you grew up around is quite beautiful and relatable. And being from the country doesn't make us any less queer as fuck!
Thank you so much for sharing. I always felt weird for loving living here, but not really enjoying the way people around me think and act. It's like our home is everywhere in a way.
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as a fellow queer woman artist from springfield mo, it means so much to me to see you shine! trying to reconcile who you are and where you from can be so difficult and i feel everything you're saying about the complicated relationship with sgf. you are so amazing and im in awe of all that you do!!!!! <3
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@Okaycontinue
9 months ago
This is so real. As a queer person from a smaller town, having moved to "the city" and then back to the town during COVID, it's clear to see how you can't feel "comfortable" but you can still feel attached. I'm so excited to watch the rest of this!
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