My funny valentine 💌 my forever valentine 💘 Couldn’t have dreamt of a love like this.
My funny valentine 💌 my forever valentine 💘 Couldn’t have dreamt of a love like this.
My funny valentine 💌 my forever valentine 💘 Couldn’t have dreamt of a love like this.
My funny valentine 💌 my forever valentine 💘 Couldn’t have dreamt of a love like this.
My funny valentine 💌 my forever valentine 💘 Couldn’t have dreamt of a love like this.
My funny valentine 💌 my forever valentine 💘 Couldn’t have dreamt of a love like this.
In my lifetime- I’ve never been to the movie theaters and felt like I watched a film that represented me. Fully. Being a half Japanese/half white lesbian, I’d never seen myself on the big screen in theaters. This weekend I got to go to the movie theaters and see myself for the first time. For the first time in my life my existence was not only acknowledged, it was shown-loudly. Proudly. I’m sitting in the theater seats and they play a trailer for hunger games…one of the biggest franchises. Then they played the trailer for our small but mighty-Girls Like Girls. Followed by Devil wears Prada 2…another massive film. It was unreal. Seeing two girls kissing and falling in love on that massive screen felt out of body. I had never seen something like that before…the way I always felt. Fighting to feel worthy, to be loved back. There were so many hardships and setbacks trying to get this film made and at times I didn’t know if we’d ever make it. But this week reminded me why I never gave up. I was fighting for this moment. The moment so many of us hope to feel. Feeling seen. Healing our younger selves. Giving her the biggest hug and reminding her it’s going to be ok. I cannot believe we have this opportunity and support to make this story and experience normalized. This is only just the beginning of this journey and it’s going to take all of us to show the world our stories matter. I couldn’t be more grateful to be on this ride with you. Thank you for all of the love and embracing this new chapter we are about to embark on. Together.
In my lifetime- I’ve never been to the movie theaters and felt like I watched a film that represented me. Fully. Being a half Japanese/half white lesbian, I’d never seen myself on the big screen in theaters. This weekend I got to go to the movie theaters and see myself for the first time. For the first time in my life my existence was not only acknowledged, it was shown-loudly. Proudly. I’m sitting in the theater seats and they play a trailer for hunger games…one of the biggest franchises. Then they played the trailer for our small but mighty-Girls Like Girls. Followed by Devil wears Prada 2…another massive film. It was unreal. Seeing two girls kissing and falling in love on that massive screen felt out of body. I had never seen something like that before…the way I always felt. Fighting to feel worthy, to be loved back. There were so many hardships and setbacks trying to get this film made and at times I didn’t know if we’d ever make it. But this week reminded me why I never gave up. I was fighting for this moment. The moment so many of us hope to feel. Feeling seen. Healing our younger selves. Giving her the biggest hug and reminding her it’s going to be ok. I cannot believe we have this opportunity and support to make this story and experience normalized. This is only just the beginning of this journey and it’s going to take all of us to show the world our stories matter. I couldn’t be more grateful to be on this ride with you. Thank you for all of the love and embracing this new chapter we are about to embark on. Together.
In my lifetime- I’ve never been to the movie theaters and felt like I watched a film that represented me. Fully. Being a half Japanese/half white lesbian, I’d never seen myself on the big screen in theaters. This weekend I got to go to the movie theaters and see myself for the first time. For the first time in my life my existence was not only acknowledged, it was shown-loudly. Proudly. I’m sitting in the theater seats and they play a trailer for hunger games…one of the biggest franchises. Then they played the trailer for our small but mighty-Girls Like Girls. Followed by Devil wears Prada 2…another massive film. It was unreal. Seeing two girls kissing and falling in love on that massive screen felt out of body. I had never seen something like that before…the way I always felt. Fighting to feel worthy, to be loved back. There were so many hardships and setbacks trying to get this film made and at times I didn’t know if we’d ever make it. But this week reminded me why I never gave up. I was fighting for this moment. The moment so many of us hope to feel. Feeling seen. Healing our younger selves. Giving her the biggest hug and reminding her it’s going to be ok. I cannot believe we have this opportunity and support to make this story and experience normalized. This is only just the beginning of this journey and it’s going to take all of us to show the world our stories matter. I couldn’t be more grateful to be on this ride with you. Thank you for all of the love and embracing this new chapter we are about to embark on. Together.
In my lifetime- I’ve never been to the movie theaters and felt like I watched a film that represented me. Fully. Being a half Japanese/half white lesbian, I’d never seen myself on the big screen in theaters. This weekend I got to go to the movie theaters and see myself for the first time. For the first time in my life my existence was not only acknowledged, it was shown-loudly. Proudly. I’m sitting in the theater seats and they play a trailer for hunger games…one of the biggest franchises. Then they played the trailer for our small but mighty-Girls Like Girls. Followed by Devil wears Prada 2…another massive film. It was unreal. Seeing two girls kissing and falling in love on that massive screen felt out of body. I had never seen something like that before…the way I always felt. Fighting to feel worthy, to be loved back. There were so many hardships and setbacks trying to get this film made and at times I didn’t know if we’d ever make it. But this week reminded me why I never gave up. I was fighting for this moment. The moment so many of us hope to feel. Feeling seen. Healing our younger selves. Giving her the biggest hug and reminding her it’s going to be ok. I cannot believe we have this opportunity and support to make this story and experience normalized. This is only just the beginning of this journey and it’s going to take all of us to show the world our stories matter. I couldn’t be more grateful to be on this ride with you. Thank you for all of the love and embracing this new chapter we are about to embark on. Together.
In my lifetime- I’ve never been to the movie theaters and felt like I watched a film that represented me. Fully. Being a half Japanese/half white lesbian, I’d never seen myself on the big screen in theaters. This weekend I got to go to the movie theaters and see myself for the first time. For the first time in my life my existence was not only acknowledged, it was shown-loudly. Proudly. I’m sitting in the theater seats and they play a trailer for hunger games…one of the biggest franchises. Then they played the trailer for our small but mighty-Girls Like Girls. Followed by Devil wears Prada 2…another massive film. It was unreal. Seeing two girls kissing and falling in love on that massive screen felt out of body. I had never seen something like that before…the way I always felt. Fighting to feel worthy, to be loved back. There were so many hardships and setbacks trying to get this film made and at times I didn’t know if we’d ever make it. But this week reminded me why I never gave up. I was fighting for this moment. The moment so many of us hope to feel. Feeling seen. Healing our younger selves. Giving her the biggest hug and reminding her it’s going to be ok. I cannot believe we have this opportunity and support to make this story and experience normalized. This is only just the beginning of this journey and it’s going to take all of us to show the world our stories matter. I couldn’t be more grateful to be on this ride with you. Thank you for all of the love and embracing this new chapter we are about to embark on. Together.
In my lifetime- I’ve never been to the movie theaters and felt like I watched a film that represented me. Fully. Being a half Japanese/half white lesbian, I’d never seen myself on the big screen in theaters. This weekend I got to go to the movie theaters and see myself for the first time. For the first time in my life my existence was not only acknowledged, it was shown-loudly. Proudly. I’m sitting in the theater seats and they play a trailer for hunger games…one of the biggest franchises. Then they played the trailer for our small but mighty-Girls Like Girls. Followed by Devil wears Prada 2…another massive film. It was unreal. Seeing two girls kissing and falling in love on that massive screen felt out of body. I had never seen something like that before…the way I always felt. Fighting to feel worthy, to be loved back. There were so many hardships and setbacks trying to get this film made and at times I didn’t know if we’d ever make it. But this week reminded me why I never gave up. I was fighting for this moment. The moment so many of us hope to feel. Feeling seen. Healing our younger selves. Giving her the biggest hug and reminding her it’s going to be ok. I cannot believe we have this opportunity and support to make this story and experience normalized. This is only just the beginning of this journey and it’s going to take all of us to show the world our stories matter. I couldn’t be more grateful to be on this ride with you. Thank you for all of the love and embracing this new chapter we are about to embark on. Together.
In my lifetime- I’ve never been to the movie theaters and felt like I watched a film that represented me. Fully. Being a half Japanese/half white lesbian, I’d never seen myself on the big screen in theaters. This weekend I got to go to the movie theaters and see myself for the first time. For the first time in my life my existence was not only acknowledged, it was shown-loudly. Proudly. I’m sitting in the theater seats and they play a trailer for hunger games…one of the biggest franchises. Then they played the trailer for our small but mighty-Girls Like Girls. Followed by Devil wears Prada 2…another massive film. It was unreal. Seeing two girls kissing and falling in love on that massive screen felt out of body. I had never seen something like that before…the way I always felt. Fighting to feel worthy, to be loved back. There were so many hardships and setbacks trying to get this film made and at times I didn’t know if we’d ever make it. But this week reminded me why I never gave up. I was fighting for this moment. The moment so many of us hope to feel. Feeling seen. Healing our younger selves. Giving her the biggest hug and reminding her it’s going to be ok. I cannot believe we have this opportunity and support to make this story and experience normalized. This is only just the beginning of this journey and it’s going to take all of us to show the world our stories matter. I couldn’t be more grateful to be on this ride with you. Thank you for all of the love and embracing this new chapter we are about to embark on. Together.
In my lifetime- I’ve never been to the movie theaters and felt like I watched a film that represented me. Fully. Being a half Japanese/half white lesbian, I’d never seen myself on the big screen in theaters. This weekend I got to go to the movie theaters and see myself for the first time. For the first time in my life my existence was not only acknowledged, it was shown-loudly. Proudly. I’m sitting in the theater seats and they play a trailer for hunger games…one of the biggest franchises. Then they played the trailer for our small but mighty-Girls Like Girls. Followed by Devil wears Prada 2…another massive film. It was unreal. Seeing two girls kissing and falling in love on that massive screen felt out of body. I had never seen something like that before…the way I always felt. Fighting to feel worthy, to be loved back. There were so many hardships and setbacks trying to get this film made and at times I didn’t know if we’d ever make it. But this week reminded me why I never gave up. I was fighting for this moment. The moment so many of us hope to feel. Feeling seen. Healing our younger selves. Giving her the biggest hug and reminding her it’s going to be ok. I cannot believe we have this opportunity and support to make this story and experience normalized. This is only just the beginning of this journey and it’s going to take all of us to show the world our stories matter. I couldn’t be more grateful to be on this ride with you. Thank you for all of the love and embracing this new chapter we are about to embark on. Together.
100 days but who’s counting…
100 days but who’s counting…
100 days but who’s counting…
100 days but who’s counting…
100 days but who’s counting…
100 days but who’s counting…
Anyone know of any good yoga instructors in the greater Los Angeles area? #partneryoga
COVER REVEAL!! Girls Like Girls (Movie Cover Edition with special BTS photo insert) is yours June 9 🥹 Pre-order link in bio 🫶🏼 I cannot wait for you to see these beautiful inserts and this special edition 😭 Catch @girlslikegirlsfilm only in theaters June 19 💛
Girls Like Girls (Movie Cover Edition) is available June 9!! 💛🚲 Just in time for the @girlslikegirlsfilm , only in theaters June 19 🫂
