I’m a feminist who’s become more outspoken about feminism, the internet, and being a mom.
I’m proud of myself for having been able to be who I am.
I’ve been a good mother and a good feminist, and I’ve grown from being a shy kid to a confident, articulate, and successful woman who’s now the most talked about person in the world.
But when I’m having a bitchfest, I have a bitch in me.
In a way, I’ve become a bitchster, but the bitchster’s a lot more interesting than the bitch I’ve always been.
I used to be a quiet, shy, awkward kid who didn’t have a lot of friends.
Then, I started wearing heels and began to wear a wig.
I started making videos, and people started to notice.
Now, I am a bitch.
A bitch is when a person becomes aggressive, even though they are not aggressive.
It’s when a bitch is self-centered, which can include not caring about others, making up stories about how people treat her, or trying to bully other people for attention.
But most of the time, when I am in the throes of a bitch-fest, it’s just me being a loud, obnoxious, obnoxious bitch.
When I feel bad about myself, I just say I’m sorry.
Sometimes I have to tell myself, “I’m a bitch.”
When I think about being a mother, I think of my children.
And I think, “Why don’t I have kids?
Why don’t they have the best life I’ve ever had?”
And that is why I can be a bitch at times.
And it is so rewarding, because I don’t know what else I could do.
It makes me feel so good, and it makes me have a great time.
When you are a woman, you have to be really confident.
That’s why I’m in the middle of being a little bitch.
And there’s this thing called “being a woman” in the dictionary.
I know I am the bitchiest woman on earth, and yet I’m still a woman.
I am constantly thinking, “What would I be like if I was a woman?”
Because I’m an insecure, weirdo who doesn’t know how to deal with the things I’ve got.
But I’m always looking for the next big thing.
If I can do that, I can have my own life.
It helps me to be brave.
I don I have anything against women.
I love women.
But for some reason, I find that I have these moments where I just have to put myself in other people’s shoes, because that’s the way I am and I love it.
There’s a moment where I am just so happy to see other people.
That makes me smile.
There are times when I really want to hug my daughter.
There is a moment when I have no choice but to kiss her, and there is a time when I just want to kiss a girl in the street.
When women say, “Oh, I know you’re a woman,” it’s so empowering, because you can see other women in a completely different light.
That moment is the moment when it’s, “Wait a minute,” because I know it’s not okay.
But the next time you meet me, I’ll say, “[Woman] is right there.
We’re all human.
You can be who you want to be, and we all have different struggles.”
And then, if you want me to meet someone, I will be.
If you want that, you’ll see me.