Okay, hi guys, welcome back. I'm back home in Los Angeles, as you can see. Back in my set,

which is still like a temporary set. And by the way, someone commented and they're like,

please get rid of that fuck ass chalkboard, which I am. I ordered something else that is going to be

replacing that, but it's just not here yet.

Anyway, I think things will just move and change in here for the next few months, but I think it's fine.

And I think, be sweet. Be sweeter about it.

I did, if you follow me on Instagram, then you know I just got back from Morocco. I went on a

trip, which was crazy and so beautiful and amazing. I went with a brand and it was the fanciest.

I got a lot of comments on my thing saying it looked like White Lotus and it did feel

white lotusy, but in a way where everyone came back and made it out alive

so that's good and i just finished white lotus too which a little bit behind on that but okay i also

wanted to mention i got questions about traveling in morocco because it's technically it's illegal to be

gay there and i wanted to say someone asked if i felt safe and it was a really unique experience to be gay there. And I wanted to say, someone asked if I felt safe. And it was a really

unique experience to be there with so many queer people, like all kinds of queer people,

trans people. And I did feel safe, but I also was very cautious and conscious of the fact that I

am queer and that I was with queer people.

And I was feeling, there were moments of feeling like a bit like on edge or just kind of like nervous.

I think there was more like a nervousness.

I don't know what that trip would have felt like if I had traveled without a guide.

We had guides and we were never with someone without someone who's

like from Morocco. So I don't know. I can't say I think I don't want anyone to take my trip

and then be like, okay, I'm safe to go travel to Morocco with my wife or my partner or whatever

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