Im on a mental health journey🫶🏽
The past 4 or 5 years, I’ve been so stuck to TikTok. And it’s not a good thing. There is so much going on in that platform and it’s not funny. That was meant to be a kids app but now there’s so many “influencers” changing the app for worse. It got to a point where I was so sucked in and on the app every day, every second. I’m choosing to get rid of TikTok or just stay off of it along with Instagram. I followed many accounts for funny content and now when I open Instagram there’s always a post sexualizing stating “her OF is free”. Idk about y’all but I work in a child environment 😭!!
I wanted to spend my content creating ideas on an app that was calm and didn’t have the outside media affecting it. So here I am!
I’m Clarice! I’m a 23 year old single mom of a 2 1/2 year old (by choice) , I work a full time job from 7am-5pm, I go to the gym, and I started my journey with Christ this past December. I’ve only been on this app for less than 24 hours and I love everything and everyone that pops up when I open the app.🫶🏽🫶🏽 All I hope is to create a safe community through this app!
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