NEW SONG ‘RUE’ OUT TODAY
11:30AM PST
2:30PM EST
7:30PM BST
8:30PM CET
sitting here waiting for someone to say ‘’but shes not wearing red’’ like i’ve never heard it before
looking at my next song
‘TWO QUEENS IN A KING SIZED BED’ OUT ON WEDNESDAY NOV 18TH
11 AM PST ⭐️🎄❄️
its DONEJEUEJWHEJ
😯wednesday
i’m quitting shoes
i’m quitting shoes
i haven’t been feeling like myself and my coke lid had the audacity to ask me this tf the universe is playing
i haven’t been feeling like myself and my coke lid had the audacity to ask me this tf the universe is playing
just a gal with her pal
my entire life i’ve gravited towards “city” culture. romanticizing the “artist” that writes music, drinks coffee, smokes cigarettes for breakfast and sleeps on a madress in a loft apartment. preferably surrounded by my own creative mess. (cringing at myself rn). but last year i had the urge to get out and reconnect with nature. i was beginning to see the value of getting outside, disconnecting from social media and the fast pace that comes with a life in the city. at first, i didn’t feel at home in nature. i think i was trying to be my perception of “a person that enjoys nature”. so i focused a lot on the materialistic side of things, such as clothes and gear. so while doing my first hikes, i didn’t feel like my true self. now, a year later, after more thinking and hiking, i’ve found a more honest way of existing in nature, that allows me to focus on the beauty around me rather than what shoes i’m wearing or what other hikers might think of me. i’ve always thought, you’re either a city person, or you’re nature person. but i know now, there’s room for both. here are some pics from some hikes recently
my entire life i’ve gravited towards “city” culture. romanticizing the “artist” that writes music, drinks coffee, smokes cigarettes for breakfast and sleeps on a madress in a loft apartment. preferably surrounded by my own creative mess. (cringing at myself rn). but last year i had the urge to get out and reconnect with nature. i was beginning to see the value of getting outside, disconnecting from social media and the fast pace that comes with a life in the city. at first, i didn’t feel at home in nature. i think i was trying to be my perception of “a person that enjoys nature”. so i focused a lot on the materialistic side of things, such as clothes and gear. so while doing my first hikes, i didn’t feel like my true self. now, a year later, after more thinking and hiking, i’ve found a more honest way of existing in nature, that allows me to focus on the beauty around me rather than what shoes i’m wearing or what other hikers might think of me. i’ve always thought, you’re either a city person, or you’re nature person. but i know now, there’s room for both. here are some pics from some hikes recently
my entire life i’ve gravited towards “city” culture. romanticizing the “artist” that writes music, drinks coffee, smokes cigarettes for breakfast and sleeps on a madress in a loft apartment. preferably surrounded by my own creative mess. (cringing at myself rn). but last year i had the urge to get out and reconnect with nature. i was beginning to see the value of getting outside, disconnecting from social media and the fast pace that comes with a life in the city. at first, i didn’t feel at home in nature. i think i was trying to be my perception of “a person that enjoys nature”. so i focused a lot on the materialistic side of things, such as clothes and gear. so while doing my first hikes, i didn’t feel like my true self. now, a year later, after more thinking and hiking, i’ve found a more honest way of existing in nature, that allows me to focus on the beauty around me rather than what shoes i’m wearing or what other hikers might think of me. i’ve always thought, you’re either a city person, or you’re nature person. but i know now, there’s room for both. here are some pics from some hikes recently
my entire life i’ve gravited towards “city” culture. romanticizing the “artist” that writes music, drinks coffee, smokes cigarettes for breakfast and sleeps on a madress in a loft apartment. preferably surrounded by my own creative mess. (cringing at myself rn). but last year i had the urge to get out and reconnect with nature. i was beginning to see the value of getting outside, disconnecting from social media and the fast pace that comes with a life in the city. at first, i didn’t feel at home in nature. i think i was trying to be my perception of “a person that enjoys nature”. so i focused a lot on the materialistic side of things, such as clothes and gear. so while doing my first hikes, i didn’t feel like my true self. now, a year later, after more thinking and hiking, i’ve found a more honest way of existing in nature, that allows me to focus on the beauty around me rather than what shoes i’m wearing or what other hikers might think of me. i’ve always thought, you’re either a city person, or you’re nature person. but i know now, there’s room for both. here are some pics from some hikes recently
my entire life i’ve gravited towards “city” culture. romanticizing the “artist” that writes music, drinks coffee, smokes cigarettes for breakfast and sleeps on a madress in a loft apartment. preferably surrounded by my own creative mess. (cringing at myself rn). but last year i had the urge to get out and reconnect with nature. i was beginning to see the value of getting outside, disconnecting from social media and the fast pace that comes with a life in the city. at first, i didn’t feel at home in nature. i think i was trying to be my perception of “a person that enjoys nature”. so i focused a lot on the materialistic side of things, such as clothes and gear. so while doing my first hikes, i didn’t feel like my true self. now, a year later, after more thinking and hiking, i’ve found a more honest way of existing in nature, that allows me to focus on the beauty around me rather than what shoes i’m wearing or what other hikers might think of me. i’ve always thought, you’re either a city person, or you’re nature person. but i know now, there’s room for both. here are some pics from some hikes recently
my entire life i’ve gravited towards “city” culture. romanticizing the “artist” that writes music, drinks coffee, smokes cigarettes for breakfast and sleeps on a madress in a loft apartment. preferably surrounded by my own creative mess. (cringing at myself rn). but last year i had the urge to get out and reconnect with nature. i was beginning to see the value of getting outside, disconnecting from social media and the fast pace that comes with a life in the city. at first, i didn’t feel at home in nature. i think i was trying to be my perception of “a person that enjoys nature”. so i focused a lot on the materialistic side of things, such as clothes and gear. so while doing my first hikes, i didn’t feel like my true self. now, a year later, after more thinking and hiking, i’ve found a more honest way of existing in nature, that allows me to focus on the beauty around me rather than what shoes i’m wearing or what other hikers might think of me. i’ve always thought, you’re either a city person, or you’re nature person. but i know now, there’s room for both. here are some pics from some hikes recently
