how my life has changed after marriage and moving to an island 

Thank you for all your kind words about the typhoon and our safety. I'm grateful to have true supporters like you all and I'm excited to get back to creating! This video was filmed right before the storm. I touch on adulthood, marriage, living on an island, and how I've been these past six months. Lots more coming soon.

This discussion really made me think. In America we really get so consumed with vanity that we forget less is more. So interesting when we experience other cultures. Thank you for this food for thought!

“ where I want to spend my time “ was a WORD. Congrats on your new chapter it’s lovely watching you evolve and pieces I can implement on my journey.

Jesus is good! I’m glad you’re safe! ❤ Jesus loves you all!

I know I’m a little late to commenting but I just wanted to start by saying I can definitely relate. I am 23 going on 24. From my teenage years and early adult life I did the makeup ,big lashes, and wigs. And at that time I genuinely did find it enjoyable but God knew those things would not last always. Jesus taught me about the inward adorning as a woman. Where my heart was and what I stand for. And believe it or not but with that I started really embracing the natural things that God gave me and find them beautiful. I no longer where lashes one day I woke up and felt very hideous in them ( keen in mind I wore them for two years straight almost everyday) at first I almost didn’t recognize myself w/o them because I had wore them for so long that it made a difference to me if I didn’t put them on. Now day when I do wear makeup is a cream blush, and setting powder and mascara. I no longer fill in my eyebrows because I felt it change my face too much. I like to keep it simple and that came with wisdom. I am happy more ladies my age are having this realization. Thank you for sharing your outlook. I’ve been a subscriber for several years now. I also now sew and crochet. I know it’s not fore everyone but please everyone take the time to find an enjoyable hobby that pertains to life and not death (vanity)❤

I moved to an island last year and jumped into my natural girl era as well. Now I use Kiss Falscara lashes (no more extensions) and I became a nail tech because I wanted to be happy with my nails every time lol

glad you are safe friend! 💖

Yaas. I love living simply. Ive been intentional about every aspect of my life since September of last year and it has definitely lifted my spirit.

Girl I'm 22, in college, in Atlanta, and single but we are in the same boat! Less IS more!

Excited for this new chapter!

yesss I’ve been wanting to build a stylish glasses collection as well! i love the thick frame ones

Beautiful as always 😊 ❤

Less is more soft, and feminine is all that's needed. It's ok you're evolving and have different priorities in life right now, so enjoy the ride sweetheart. You just listed off a slew of passions that's great content. ❤

The OG intro song at the beginning brought me BACKK. I’m so happy you’re okay and safe 💛

the wet n wild eyeliner pencil in “simma brown now” is $1 and i use it for my brows and to line my lips. it’s amazing

The part about leaving when you’ve tried before and staying if you just feel like it. I felt it! Oh and have you tried the ilia limitless mascara?

such a refreshing aura ❤

I love this! I appreciate the transparency and vulnerability, it’s always okay to change 🤍 happy to see you back Blake :) you’ve been one of my favorite RU-vidrs for yearssss

so excited for this video! *grabs snack*

What are your glasses called on glassesusa?

FINALLY! I missed your videos ❤

You look so good in glasses. It just works.

John 14:6 - I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me

Hey hun, where do you get your jewelry from? I love them

Great video

I kinda feel you about the whole “everyone needs to leave” thing. I love my hometown and I never left. Those posts were honestly soooooooo negative and projecting too much. I think its good to experience travels but people dont need to up and leave their hometown bc their hometown is “trash” its just not true. The grass will always seem greener on the other side. Some of my friends who move talked to me about how tough it was and missing home. So yea experiencing travels is positive but pushing 18 yr olds to leave and talking down and those who chose not to is wild and so wrong

It just has a lot to do with people projecting their own trauma. The same happens in Caribbean culture. We don’t leave our parents homes until we are financially ready, about to get married, or both. And our parents are very happy to have us home and encourage us. But Americans look down on that and feel as though a child fresh out of high school should be living on their own 😳. And in this case it’s generational bc ive heard of parents kicking their kids out at 18 or doing things to get the child to want to leave. Then they pass that trauma to the nexr generation and try to tell other people they’re wrong for living at home

Good to hear from you 🤍🤍excited for your journey

everything about this>>>> maturing is so beautiful 🥹

You should add your art channel in the description for those who want to check that out too @Blake Jael