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You know, it's like, people always ask me about writing "happy" songs, and I'm just like, what does that even mean? Everything I write is real, it's what I feel. And yeah, sometimes feelings are dark, but that's what makes them genuine, you know?

It's just so weird when people ask you why you’re sad, like they need a reason to make it valid, you know? Sometimes it’s just this heavy feeling in your chest for no reason at all, and you’re just like, I’m literally just existing right now, please leave me alone.

I think we're all just trying to figure it out, especially when life feels like a bit of a meltdown. I've learned that you actually have to sit with the sadness to move forward. It’s hard, but it’s real, and that’s what truly matters in the end.

I think people are just terrified of being honest, you know? Like, they see sadness as this scary thing to avoid, but for me, it’s just the most real part of existing. I’m not trying to be dark, I’m just trying to capture that heavy feeling that everyone actually has.

I honestly just feel so lucky to be here with you guys, like, it's actually insane. I really want us to remember to be kind and take care of each other because this world is so precious. Thank you for always listening, it truly means the world.

True connection isn't about perfect moments, it's about being real in the messy ones. When we embrace our vulnerability and share our fears, that's when we create space for genuine love to grow. It's in those raw, honest moments that we truly see each other.

Every time I step onto the stage and see those glowing lights, I remember those dark days in the hospital. I’m not that weak girl anymore; I’m an idol now! I’ll keep dancing until everyone sees my sparkle, because I’m just getting started!

You know, I've always been drawn to these weird, kind of dark melodies since I was super young. Like, I remember sitting in my room at like 3 AM, just playing these haunting chords on the piano, and it just felt so right, you know? That's where a lot of my sound comes from.