This lady Chloe Mason, on top of being beautiful, I would listen to her all night. The depth of her soul is outstanding. It proves that you don't need diplomas and long studies to express such wisdom. I am 77 years old but I love her !!!!!!
As a late in life lesbian I really love hearing from other moms (and/or anyone who was married to a man and had to “blow their life up” to live their truth.)
I really like woman but I'm not sure if she into me becouse of her kids and she was married but my gay dart never failed 😪 with her im not able to do the first step also I know her family so trying just to forget that I like her .😭
Great podcast; I really appreciate you for enlightening. For me as an African woman, I've always known I had interest in women. But coming from a a small country where if u are gay;it's a taboo& also death penalty or prison for life is what it is. But I grew up a Tomboy&some people mistook me of being a boy&now a man. I went to boarding school& Girls were attracted to me,to the point of writing proposal letters but I kept on turning them off and told them I was into boys. Years later after university i, traveled to S.Africa cz my boyfriend who is my hubby till now was a soccer player. Being gay in S.Africa is legal,but I still have never dated a woman &yet,Iam attracted to women. It's the fear of being rejected from my own family,&how to leave my husband whom I hv been with for 2 decades with three cute kids. But at 43,the feelings I have towards being with a woman are so strong that I dt know how to stop them. It's so crazy!( I have never cheated on my hubby cz I dt believe in that concept) Once,I hanged out with a friend &he other friends who are gay,but they could tell I was gay from the time I walked in the room; how,I dt know! My body structure especially my boobs are very small,I love training(running &gyming),the energy,I have makes people wonder for my age(some people say i gat to much testosterone 😂).Please advise. Stay blessed.
The mother of my child loves this podcast, she recently came out to me. We weren’t married but it felt like it, 5-6 years and a son. I love the journey she’s on, still struggle with letting her go and fear I’ll never be able to and I’m okay with that. I love hearing about all the ways I can support her throughout her journey.
Thank you Chloe for helping me to not be ashamed of my past. I was diagnosed with BPD at 18 and had tried to kill myself 5 times. I'm also a rape victim and a recovering alcoholic. I'm still struggling with my eating disorder and now I have a mom with Alzheimers to take care of. It's all too much to bare and sometimes the only thing I can do is to just wake up and exist. I have nothing more to give. BUT recently I discovered I'm a lesbian. Actually this is my saving grace. This is the reason I wake up these days with a bounce in my step. It's like I finally found my place in this world. I haven't had any serious relationships with any girls yet, but when I do, I know I will sob for weeks. I'm ready to be me.
This podcast is literally keeping me alive at this point lol this & therapy. There's so much i could say about how relatable the guests are or the great questions the host asks or how you guys are giving me a level of representation i haven't found anywhere else or that sometimes you guys make these really validating statements that help me show myself more compassion but that would be so long & I'd end up a blubbering mess alone in my office 😂 so ill just say thank you so so much & please keep going.
Such an insightful sit down, wow I have the utmost respect for these woman. I love that “what you put on your skin suit does not equate to your sexuality” 💐
Mal, you should also do an episode where you tell your story! We have heard bits and pieces, but not in full. Would be nice for you to be the interviewee for one of these.
I cannot tell you how transformative this podcast has been for me so far. I thank the universe everyday that I’ve found it and that you make it! At 24, I feel seen for the first time in my life
Thank you, thank you for having diverse guests with diverse experiences! And I love the msg, Scrappy is sexy 🎉 Respect to people that make it work. Loved this episode!
"They saw something 3 times? Ima see one too" 😂 Hilarious but also such an insightful episode! Chloe has so much wisdom to share from her life. Respect to her and her hustle, she's amazing! Loved listening to her break the ups and downs of her life and lessons she's learned. I'm happy to hear she's ascending. I've been through some hardships too growing up, I relate to the conversation of how embarrassing it is but you guys are so right. It's made us into empathetic strong people. Also- Mal you're a great interviewer, you ask great questions and really bring out the guest and you truly listen to them 💕
I don’t know you, but I tune in on this channel just for the joy that this presenter is able to convey with her smile and personality… ❤️🔥 The interviews are a bonus…
Fantastic episode. Chloe was truly inspirational. The final words were so moving, had me in tears. Mal did her usual excellent job of interviewing. So glad I found this podcast o.n RUclips
she’s the gift that keeps on giving. Fav person uve had on this podcast! Also, I’m sorry u got robbed while enjoying ur orange chicken😂 sometimes a fast gain rlly leaves quicker than it came lmao
It's that time again!! Woohoo!😊 I agree with that comment about having diverse guests....I absolutely love hearing what people experienced, and how it affected them. How much I identified with their experiences, or just learn something completely different from what I experienced myself. I loved hearing her story especially bc my dad is gay. And figured it out after marrying my mom and having me. Thanks for that.❤ keep em coming Mal😊
Omg amazing!!!! Feel every word! I grew up in a cristian community, I was married, I have 9 yo son, it’s so close to me, thank you so much for the guest! Greetings from Russia where unfortunately lgbt is forbidden
What Mum's do for their kids will always impress me so much. Yeah I know there's some bad ones out there but the norm is one of a beautiful strength that not enough of mums I feel get to really appreciate or recognise in themselves. x Chloe is just amazing and I can see why they wanted her on. I'm trans and I appreciated how she explained things to her boy. It's so much more than who you like & how you dress, that Chloe gets it and managed to explain that to young child with so much still to learn about themselves gives me hope. If her son did come out at trans later in life you can tell she'll be their for them. One of the people who helped me at a tough part of my life was a sex worker, she had a heart and a fierceness that I needed. She was the strength I never had. I was the most anxiety led broken person you can imagine and I was trying to transition. Her and a few others saved my life back then. Much to some peoples surprise I will always publicly support sex workers. People are different and that's beautiful.
@@achaudhari101 Wow such a reader of other peoples lives you are, thank you for your two pennies worth of input. You've ignored the possibility completely that I was broken due to decades of failing to transition and gone straight with must of been manipulated. Your teachers must be proud of the extraordinary mind they helped mould. I was born intersex and spent my early life as a boy with a hysterectomy scar, was I manipulated into that as well? Please don't ever comment on trans stuff again until you get a real name and some grownup trousers and have learnt to think for yourself. Thank you x
@@achaudhari101 Had a wonderful family with brothers and a sister that I am still very much part of. Please stop trying to deflect your bigotry onto others and maybe sort your own bad attitude out. My body is now sorted and sex is wonderful. Trans people exist, have always existed, get over it and move on with your life. End of lesson.
@@helenlawson8426 You say that to try and prove me wrong yet the reality is that your body will face health problems regardless. I don’t expect Boomers like you to understand but there is a reason why people are against it happening on the younger generations.
Chloe Mason is so insightful, articulate, raw, brutally truthful and shines such a bright light.🌟 She is such an exemplar human being. I am in awe. Love her. As always, Mal is so sweet, gentle and rocks the interviews. Lover her too.🤟
I freaking love this podcast, I have listened to 6 or 7 so far. I finally see representation that looks like me. I have a very similar story to this guest. I am a 37 year old mom of 2 boys in Oklahoma. I am also very much a lesbian, but I am femme/high femme. It's nice to see others, thank you!!!
I loved this ❤ I’m also queer married to a man with a son, with a heavy past (heroin, homelessness). Your message was so positive and made me not feel so alone in trying to move thru the shame of my past and what she did to survive.
Wow what a fantastic episode, probably my favourite so far (which says a lot because I have absolutely loved every ep). What a truly meaningful, warm and inspirational conversation 🏳️🌈
Girl just want to say thank you for this podcast! There are not many spaces in life where I could find people who relate to the lesbian experience, but this is definitely one of them. It means the world to me. Thank you!!!!
Shes soooo gorgeous, captivating, incredibly intelligent, witty , funny af, empathetic, understanding, independent, a Mom, an author, a model, she has some type of spirituality/faith, nothing handed to her, has worked for everything so obviously resilient, and a literal goddess! I bet ppl are lining up to try and get to know her better, to date her, i wish there was a fanning yourself emoji!
Patronising asf. Don’t tell people what to do. This Starbucks “boycott” is a mass hysteria. you feel morally superior by abstaining from cake pops and frapps. Awww … so noble!! Hah not… guess what…. your abstaining from Starbucks is doing NOTHING. NOTHING!! Please READ.
That object @41:21 hmmm??🤔 Anyways, another insightful sit down. This podcast is really hitting on very interesting topics and perspectives and I appreciate that.
I really needed this . Raising 12 year old boy girl twins and being single since they were 8 months and coming out to them at 34 as a lesbian it was just an experience. But i knew since a child. With many personal experiences as a child and adulthood My twins are just waiting for me to debut an actual and real gf to be a family with us.
5:19 Same thing. I had a friend in 2nd or 3rd grade that I really wanted to be "friends" with, and I remember the feelings I looked at her with. Then I thought, "Well, she's just a cool friend"
Just want to share that i subscribe to your podcast because you actually have people of color as guests in your show, and not in the token way. Some of the other white lesbian podcasters could never. I’m thankful that that is not what could be said about you ❤🙏🏾
I played softball at loyola u chicago and ended up dropping out... Honestly the stigma around that is horrible but it was the best feeling.. like a weight off my shoulders
As a trans woman I just want to say, you don’t have to be attracted to men to be a trans woman, gender identity isn’t sexuality. I don’t want to say that was anyone’s intent in this video but it does kind of come across that way. I want everyone to know your identity and your sexuality are separate things and whatever they are is valid.
Anyone else adore Mal’s laugh? Makes me smile every single time. 🙂
Absolutely 😅❤ that's one of the things I always love hearing on her podcast. Is a beautiful, talented, and charming woman 😍
Husky and sexy❤
Yup, it's one of the reasons I watch/listen
This lady Chloe Mason, on top of being beautiful, I would listen to her all night. The depth of her soul is outstanding. It proves that you don't need diplomas and long studies to express such wisdom. I am 77 years old but I love her !!!!!!
I majored in Christian studies, went to therapy to try to rid my gay, and so happy it never went away. Love this podcast .
i heard the united churches in canada accept the gay community.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Girl, that's like trying to change your hair color without dye! I'm glad you're able to be yourself. 😊❤
As a late in life lesbian I really love hearing from other moms (and/or anyone who was married to a man and had to “blow their life up” to live their truth.)
Hi! I am still married to a man but longing for my pride life. My husband knew that I am a bi before we got married. Still embraced me.
I really like woman but I'm not sure if she into me becouse of her kids and she was married but my gay dart never failed 😪 with her im not able to do the first step also I know her family so trying just to forget that I like her .😭
@@Daphnefav 😢 trust your guts
@daphnen6157 I have the same story. The thing is me and her are both have our own family 😢
Great podcast; I really appreciate you for enlightening.
For me as an African woman, I've always known I had interest in women. But coming from a a small country where if u are gay;it's a taboo& also death penalty or prison for life is what it is.
But I grew up a Tomboy&some people mistook me of being a boy&now a man.
I went to boarding school& Girls were attracted to me,to the point of writing proposal letters but I kept on turning them off and told them I was into boys.
Years later after university i, traveled to S.Africa cz my boyfriend who is my hubby till now was a soccer player. Being gay in S.Africa is legal,but I still have never dated a woman &yet,Iam attracted to women. It's the fear of being rejected from my own family,&how to leave my husband whom I hv been with for 2 decades with three cute kids.
But at 43,the feelings I have towards being with a woman are so strong that I dt know how to stop them. It's so crazy!( I have never cheated on my hubby cz I dt believe in that concept)
Once,I hanged out with a friend &he other friends who are gay,but they could tell I was gay from the time I walked in the room; how,I dt know!
My body structure especially my boobs are very small,I love training(running &gyming),the energy,I have makes people wonder for my age(some people say i gat to much testosterone 😂).Please advise. Stay blessed.
The mother of my child loves this podcast, she recently came out to me. We weren’t married but it felt like it, 5-6 years and a son. I love the journey she’s on, still struggle with letting her go and fear I’ll never be able to and I’m okay with that. I love hearing about all the ways I can support her throughout her journey.
You shouldn’t be supportive if she files for divorce and forces you to pay child support. That’Ana bad thing for you.
Thank you Chloe for helping me to not be ashamed of my past. I was diagnosed with BPD at 18 and had tried to kill myself 5 times. I'm also a rape victim and a recovering alcoholic. I'm still struggling with my eating disorder and now I have a mom with Alzheimers to take care of. It's all too much to bare and sometimes the only thing I can do is to just wake up and exist. I have nothing more to give. BUT recently I discovered I'm a lesbian. Actually this is my saving grace. This is the reason I wake up these days with a bounce in my step. It's like I finally found my place in this world. I haven't had any serious relationships with any girls yet, but when I do, I know I will sob for weeks. I'm ready to be me.
Ah so the rape made you turn lesbian. Gotcha.
❤ this! Chloe's story and candor are truly inspirational. Love this podcast and the diversity of the guests. 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
This podcast is literally keeping me alive at this point lol this & therapy. There's so much i could say about how relatable the guests are or the great questions the host asks or how you guys are giving me a level of representation i haven't found anywhere else or that sometimes you guys make these really validating statements that help me show myself more compassion but that would be so long & I'd end up a blubbering mess alone in my office 😂 so ill just say thank you so so much & please keep going.
Such an insightful sit down, wow I have the utmost respect for these woman.
I love that “what you put on your skin suit does not equate to your sexuality” 💐
Mal, you should also do an episode where you tell your story! We have heard bits and pieces, but not in full. Would be nice for you to be the interviewee for one of these.
I cannot tell you how transformative this podcast has been for me so far. I thank the universe everyday that I’ve found it and that you make it! At 24, I feel seen for the first time in my life
Are you bored or something to claim you’re finally “seen” when no one in their real world cares all that much? You were seen a long time ago.
Thank you, thank you for having diverse guests with diverse experiences! And I love the msg, Scrappy is sexy 🎉 Respect to people that make it work. Loved this episode!
I loved Chloe as a guest! Her story is so real! I feel the struggle and I am so happy her life has a bright path
"They saw something 3 times? Ima see one too" 😂
Hilarious but also such an insightful episode! Chloe has so much wisdom to share from her life. Respect to her and her hustle, she's amazing! Loved listening to her break the ups and downs of her life and lessons she's learned. I'm happy to hear she's ascending.
I've been through some hardships too growing up, I relate to the conversation of how embarrassing it is but you guys are so right. It's made us into empathetic strong people.
Also- Mal you're a great interviewer, you ask great questions and really bring out the guest and you truly listen to them 💕
I don’t know you, but I tune in on this channel just for the joy that this presenter is able to convey with her smile and personality… ❤️🔥 The interviews are a bonus…
This has officially become my favorite podcast. I look forward to it every week.
Same here!
Fantastic episode. Chloe was truly inspirational. The final words were so moving, had me in tears. Mal did her usual excellent job of interviewing. So glad I found this podcast o.n RUclips
she’s the gift that keeps on giving. Fav person uve had on this podcast! Also, I’m sorry u got robbed while enjoying ur orange chicken😂 sometimes a fast gain rlly leaves quicker than it came lmao
It's that time again!! Woohoo!😊 I agree with that comment about having diverse guests....I absolutely love hearing what people experienced, and how it affected them. How much I identified with their experiences, or just learn something completely different from what I experienced myself. I loved hearing her story especially bc my dad is gay. And figured it out after marrying my mom and having me. Thanks for that.❤ keep em coming Mal😊
Omg amazing!!!! Feel every word! I grew up in a cristian community, I was married, I have 9 yo son, it’s so close to me, thank you so much for the guest! Greetings from Russia where unfortunately lgbt is forbidden
Well with your birth rates over there being awful, I can see why.
Such a nice episode with some great insights. I'm in a weird phase in my life right now but this made me feel better and calmer. Thank you both!
Loved the episode!!! but support the starbucks boycott girlies!!!
one of my fav episodes but definitely disappointed 😭 not the starbucks
This podcast was so real. No one but yourself gets to define who you are and what you do. I learn that late but better late than never.
Your guest is a proud, poised and brave woman. I hope the book she's writing is a success.
Mal's stripper story gave me an emotional rollercoaster that I didn't expect omg. I screamed from YEEY to NOOOOO WAAAAY. Daaaaamn
What Mum's do for their kids will always impress me so much. Yeah I know there's some bad ones out there but the norm is one of a beautiful strength that not enough of mums I feel get to really appreciate or recognise in themselves. x
Chloe is just amazing and I can see why they wanted her on.
I'm trans and I appreciated how she explained things to her boy. It's so much more than who you like & how you dress, that Chloe gets it and managed to explain that to young child with so much still to learn about themselves gives me hope. If her son did come out at trans later in life you can tell she'll be their for them.
One of the people who helped me at a tough part of my life was a sex worker, she had a heart and a fierceness that I needed. She was the strength I never had. I was the most anxiety led broken person you can imagine and I was trying to transition. Her and a few others saved my life back then. Much to some peoples surprise I will always publicly support sex workers.
People are different and that's beautiful.
I say you were manipulated into being trans.
@@achaudhari101 Wow such a reader of other peoples lives you are, thank you for your two pennies worth of input.
You've ignored the possibility completely that I was broken due to decades of failing to transition and gone straight with must of been manipulated. Your teachers must be proud of the extraordinary mind they helped mould.
I was born intersex and spent my early life as a boy with a hysterectomy scar, was I manipulated into that as well?
Please don't ever comment on trans stuff again until you get a real name and some grownup trousers and have learnt to think for yourself. Thank you x
@@helenlawson8426 I say you came from a messed up family but I don't think trying to ruin your body even more is the answer either.
@@achaudhari101 Had a wonderful family with brothers and a sister that I am still very much part of. Please stop trying to deflect your bigotry onto others and maybe sort your own bad attitude out. My body is now sorted and sex is wonderful. Trans people exist, have always existed, get over it and move on with your life. End of lesson.
@@helenlawson8426 You say that to try and prove me wrong yet the reality is that your body will face health problems regardless. I don’t expect Boomers like you to understand but there is a reason why people are against it happening on the younger generations.
Love this PODCAST you have diverse guests, amazing topics LOVE LOVE LOVE you deserve some more sponsors!!
Chloe Mason is so insightful, articulate, raw, brutally truthful and shines such a bright light.🌟 She is such an exemplar human being. I am in awe. Love her. As always, Mal is so sweet, gentle and rocks the interviews. Lover her too.🤟
I always end up crying at some point during your interviews Mal!! Loved hearing Chloe share her story and insights ❤ great work!
Probably the best episode so far!!! Y’all dropped a fire conversation!
I freaking love this podcast, I have listened to 6 or 7 so far. I finally see representation that looks like me. I have a very similar story to this guest. I am a 37 year old mom of 2 boys in Oklahoma. I am also very much a lesbian, but I am femme/high femme. It's nice to see others, thank you!!!
so interesting ! So grateful she has the courage to share and own her story thats amazing,. Really inspired by her and her journey. RESPECT
Just finished this podcast and wooows what Chloe said at the end has me crying at work 🥲 I loved every word ❤️
Loved this episode so much. It felt like I was sitting down with an older sister and she was imparting valuable advice ✨❤
I loved this ❤ I’m also queer married to a man with a son, with a heavy past (heroin, homelessness). Your message was so positive and made me not feel so alone in trying to move thru the shame of my past and what she did to survive.
I appreciate the honesty on this podcast,, it's really refreshing
Wow what a fantastic episode, probably my favourite so far (which says a lot because I have absolutely loved every ep). What a truly meaningful, warm and inspirational conversation 🏳️🌈
Girl just want to say thank you for this podcast! There are not many spaces in life where I could find people who relate to the lesbian experience, but this is definitely one of them. It means the world to me. Thank you!!!!
My favorite episode so far! So encouraging . Thank you for this ❤
Very informative episode.
Thank you so much for bringing Chloe to the podcast.
I appreciate this podcast so much❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Much love from South Africa.
Favorite interview so far!! She is a wise woman!!
This is my new favourite episode!!😍👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
They were hilarious!!! 😂😂😂 Always worth watching!!
Meredith, you doing an amazing job with your podcast. I’m a straight man but I enjoy your podcast. Thank you. Keep spreading the love.
Who’s Meredith?
Maybe it's a wrong post...
I'm really not sure how a post from a political pod that I follow got over here...@@Lex___989
Very beautiful and strong women - BIG respact 💪🏾
Beautiful on inside and outside
I relate to this so much. I already had two kids when I came to terms with my sexuality. I'm so glad to have found your channel!
Seems a bit mean spirited to dump your man like that.
Loved this episode. So wholesome ❤
What an incredible journey! Thank you for sharing 💗
Absolutely LOVED THIS conversation, THANK YOU❤
Shes soooo gorgeous, captivating, incredibly intelligent, witty , funny af, empathetic, understanding, independent, a Mom, an author, a model, she has some type of spirituality/faith, nothing handed to her, has worked for everything so obviously resilient, and a literal goddess! I bet ppl are lining up to try and get to know her better, to date her, i wish there was a fanning yourself emoji!
one of my fav episodes hands down but y’all! don’t forget there’s still a boycott on starbucks. they’re supporting the genocide happening in palestine
Yes exactly!!
Patronising asf. Don’t tell people what to do. This Starbucks “boycott” is a mass hysteria. you feel morally superior by abstaining from cake pops and frapps. Awww … so noble!! Hah not… guess what…. your abstaining from Starbucks is doing NOTHING. NOTHING!! Please READ.
Slacktivism 101
That object @41:21 hmmm??🤔 Anyways, another insightful sit down. This podcast is really hitting on very interesting topics and perspectives and I appreciate that.
I really needed this . Raising 12 year old boy girl twins and being single since they were 8 months and coming out to them at 34 as a lesbian it was just an experience. But i knew since a child. With many personal experiences as a child and adulthood My twins are just waiting for me to debut an actual and real gf to be a family with us.
Chloe is ridiculously pretty. Bold to speak out on this. A great day for lesbians
Loved Chloe’s advice!!
Chloe is Gorgeous!!! Adore her confidence and the sense of humour.
5:19 Same thing. I had a friend in 2nd or 3rd grade that I really wanted to be "friends" with, and I remember the feelings I looked at her with. Then I thought, "Well, she's just a cool friend"
I wish I could give this episode a thousand likes ❤ thank you both!!
Her final words 🥹❤️
I loved this podcast, Chloe's her last statement was powerful
Just want to share that i subscribe to your podcast because you actually have people of color as guests in your show, and not in the token way. Some of the other white lesbian podcasters could never. I’m thankful that that is not what could be said about you ❤🙏🏾
This podcast is a godsend.
Probably the best episode I’ve ever watched. Wow
Agreed!
she preached, to everyone no matter if they are straight and, or apart of the lbgqt plusssssss.. amen, sister, AMEN!!!!!!
Loved this episode! The stripper stories were amazing 😅💕
wow! this was such a beautiful podcast!
Wonderful podcast 👏🏾😭. No one is talking about how she hit the nail when she said “ I cannot make my highest potential look how I started”😮💨 31:59
I played softball at loyola u chicago and ended up dropping out... Honestly the stigma around that is horrible but it was the best feeling.. like a weight off my shoulders
Loved this one. ❤ she’s stunning.
I loved hearing her story.
i really need this, thank you so so so so freaking much!
What an amazing human!!!
Love her persona 😍 💕
Chloe a real one ❤💯
I would love to hear you interview Glennon Doyle on this topic! It would be epic!
The ending fucking hilarious 😂😂❤
What a smart lady, especially as far as child rearing goes.
Needed to hear this. ❤️🔥
Loved this episode 🫶🏾
NOT THE HAMSTER PLAYGROUND 😂
That was amazing.
Great pod
This is wholesome ❤
Finally ❤❤❤❤❤❤
nothing but slayyyy ALWAYSSSSSSSSSSS
She is inspiring af
Mal what's your big 3 astrology wise? 🌟
❤
Lovely 🙏❤️
10/10
She's literally Evelyn Hugo 😭
This reminds me of snow that product when she decided to come out as a lesbian after having a kid and a 10 year marriage it really is never too late
Yeah too bad that was for nothing when they broke up.
My gf always wears socks to bed even if it’s 100° lol
As a trans woman I just want to say, you don’t have to be attracted to men to be a trans woman, gender identity isn’t sexuality. I don’t want to say that was anyone’s intent in this video but it does kind of come across that way. I want everyone to know your identity and your sexuality are separate things and whatever they are is valid.
You’re a man with autogynephila.
😎😃😊😜😍😘💖
I don't know how to explain it but she (Chloe) gives me Victoria Fuller 🤔
Immediately subscribed after the $tripping gone wrong story 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol hilarious 🤣 😂 ❤
You never know what people been through but everybody has a story. 🫶🏾