Beautiful as always! ❤ It's amazing how fast your channel is growing beth, when i subscribed to you, you were with 2 hundred subscribers! And now you are getting close to the thousand subscribers.. Awesome.
Thank you! I really appreciate that you've been here with me since the beginning (even if that wasn't terribly long ago!) I'm so excited for the future of this channel :D
Yeah I said "When i subscribe to you" like if it was a year ago or something 😂 , but you know what i mean, your channel is growing really fast. And you always will have my support!
Great job, I say this a lot but I don’t typically enjoy videos like this. You do it well and your tonality is on point. Pretty rare and I appreciate the work you put in.
Medical roleplays, unintelligeble whispering, any kind of soft spoken tutorial or how to and suit fittings are definitely up there. A lot of non vocal triggers don’t work on me, which is a shame, but thanks for asking. I’m sure you have a lot of request and so far most everything you’ve done has been plenty effective, and again very appreciated.
True, the requests have arrived 😂 I actually do like a lot of the kinds of videos you said. I just wanted to say that I see you here supporting so many of my videos and I really do appreciate it :)
Another great video ! Really enjoy all your content ! I also like the way you say ok ! Very authentic ! You should consider getting a patreon account ! I would gladly donate to support your content !
I dig that big makeup up bag. It’s quite bee-ta-full 😂. I have a lot of makeup brushes. I do think those skin care products are important. This heat just kills my skin. 90 degree weather is just not for me 😂. Taking care of your skin is important you don’t want to have itchy skin or dry skin. Since you have a lot of elf products for Christmas time. Maybe you could do a role play as a elf. Just a thought. Still can’t believe how many subscribers you keep getting. By the way I think you look beautiful. Thanks Beth 😊.
@@BethanyMidwest oh you know, it's becoming a adult that stresses me out, I'm 17 and I'll be 18 in a month, I'm home schooled but I'm way behind on schooling, nobody assists me with the schooling so I don't get any help really, thankfully I recently found khan academy to help me catch up, but I also need to know how colleges work, nobody has ever told me how they work, I know you go to college for a specific field but nobody has told me how you get into a college, i still don't know what I want to do as a career, I need to worry about learning to drive, haven't done that yet, (I'm scared of driving lol I'm a worry wart) my social skills are pretty bad, which I need to improve to even function in the world, basically I just feel behind in everything and tbh I feel kind of ashamed
Ouch; that's deep. I do have about 10 years more wisdom than you do, so I'll give this a shot. I don't think very many teenagers know what they want as a career. Of the small amount who think they know what they want to do, many of them change their minds. I think being young is about exploring. And the great part about not knowing what you want to do, is that you have so many opportunities to explore. That being said, I do think college is a great way to discover the opportunities out there. If you have a community college nearby, you can call and just tell them you want to meet with an advisor to discuss possibly attending. Making the phone call can be intimidating, but once you get to the appointment, they will walk you through everything. Remember to ask questions until you understand. My older brother is also afraid of driving, and he never got his license. He does get around just fine in life though :) (For me personally, there is no greater feeling than having the freedom to go where I want to go. I think that learning to drive would probably boost your confidence) It's good that you found a way to get caught up in school that works for you. Most community colleges will work with you wherever your skill level is, so I wouldn't stress about it too bad. I personally was unable to apply for financial aid until I was 24 (because my parents would not provide their tax info, which you need if you're under 24, regardless of whether or not you support yourself). For 5 years after high school, I felt totally lost. I supported myself through retail and food service jobs, then came home and played video games. Once I could apply for financial aid at age 24, I attended my local community college, and it was a wonderful experience. It sounds like you didn't always receive the same kind of support as a lot of people your age. And you are working toward making yourself better. You have no reason to be ashamed. There's no manual for life, and I feel like we are all just trying to figure things out. I know that I am. P.S. When I'm stressed out, I find that making a list of the things I need to do really helps (#1. Call local college and make appointment with an advisor/admissions, #2. finish algebra homework..)
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