Good evening, everybody. How you all doing?

Hope you guys are starting the week off well.

Hope you had a good weekend, rooted in tons of self-care.

So much joy and pleasure that it was hedonistic and scared your neighbors.

And tons and tons of rest so that everyone thinks you're a zombie.

That's the goal, Joe.

We are centering pleasure and joy.

If it doesn't make us happy, bring us joy.

We're doing our best to avoid it or change it, right?

We're wearing things that make us happy, make us comfortable.

We're not worrying about, you know, looking professional or good or trendy around point.

We're looking comfortable.

We're looking like ourselves, right?

I'm going to start trying to bring in more pleasure, activism and radical authenticity and just really centering what's important because

that's mental health. It's mental health issue what we're wearing, what we're prioritizing,

right? Performativity, looking how we're supposed to look, acting how we're supposed to act.

You know what I mean? That's not necessarily mental health center. That's us denying who we are.

That's us moving away from our truth, our core real authentic self. So we'll keep talking about it,

but it's always about finding these little entryways. You know what I mean? I think what we're

wearing and what we choose to wear could be one of those really beautiful sites to work on building,

like I said, authenticity, confidence, true self. Um, yeah. All right. I wanted to get in some news. Again, keeping it very

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