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[@lindaherrington6291]

For me, whether the videos are 15 mins or 50 is not the point, it's the content and delivery I appreciate. You take the time to explain your processes clearly and there is something for all abilities to learn in every video. I'm always amazed at the range of your creativity and capabilities, and the quiet, unhurried way you go about completing projects. You and your videos are a delight to watch Marion!

[@marionsworld24]

Linda you're a 🌟 thank you for the positive feedback. 🧵🪡💐

[@cathybrelza5055]

At here is no such thing as the right length of time for a video. It takes as long as it takes to show, teach, encourage and inspire. People into slow stitching aren’t looking for quick, at least that’s how it is for me, I want to take time to let ideas in and experiment.

[@agroshadowgoddess]

Personally, I like the longer videos best… and it seems to be the consensus. I think of it kind of like a sewing circle… I work on a project, learn something new… maybe hear about how people are doing… what people don’t realize about what you and other creators do, is that you create community… it’s a beautiful thing in this day and age ❤️ Thank you….

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you 💐

[@carolynculp7087]

I like videos anywhere from 40 mins to an hour. Not only am I watching what you’re doing, but I’m resting while sewing on my own projects, as well as the one I’m working on yours. You’re a treasure to us, Marion, and I look forward to your videos. The way you do your videos is just right.

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Carolyn. I really appreciate knowing 🧵🪡

[@gaylerichardson900]

No hurried sewing videos for me!! Yours are just right with your detailed instruction and beautiful artistic creations combined. I think we are all in awe of your creative talent with fabrics and threads. Keep doing what you’re doing. I could watch slow stitching for hours.

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you...

[@camillewinnie27]

I love your videos, and I like that they’re long and slow. I can work along with it and have you talking in the background and watch what you’re doing. It’s soothing and relaxing. I prefer to see all the details and see what you’re doing and watch it actually happen than just short little clips. Please don’t change anything. People can always fast-forward if they don’t want to wait to see the end. 😊 I admire your ability to make do with whatever you have, and be so creative. It has been inspiring to me and has given me many ideas. Keep sharing your talents! ❤

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you Camille ☺️

[@Vickiexploring]

I like the longer videos when you are showing how to do something new to me. Tutorials need to be longer than a few minutes so that there is an ease in learning. A lot of tutorials go well over an hour. Your’s are perfect 🪡🧵

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Vickie

[@janniecemacdonald6916]

I really appreciate having a project that integrates new experiences rather than just practice for practice sake with nothing to show for it. AND…I never notice the length of your videos as they’re what’s needed to set us up for success. I watch them multiple times anyway. So please do exactly what you feel is needed. Thank you so very much for sharing your creativity & experiences. Sunday’s & Wednesday’s are such fun. 🌷🌷🌷💚🌷

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you Janice. It's good to get the feedback ☺️

[@susanchesworth9705]

Your videos are always just right. You take the time needed to show whatever you are doing, and any shorter would be detrimental. I love that you give us insights into your creative thinking, it is inspiring. Thank you yet again😊

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Susan

[@dixygrl]

I like seeing projects finished or even continued on screen. I would sit all day and watch you. Please share whatever you are working on no matter the length. do not change anything you are doing. I learn from it all. You are incredible, Marion. God Bless you.

[@marionsworld24]

That's so lovely. Thank you so much 💐🧵🪡☺️

[@madwitch9977]

❤ sewing videos are longer and an hour is quite normal...we are all sewing along with you Marion 💐💐💐

[@marionsworld24]

Excellent. Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate knowing 🧵🪡☺️

[@barbaraz3065]

I completely agree! I love the longer videos as I am working on my own slow stitch projects and learning from you at the same time. Thank you for all of your work! 🩷💙💜

[@cherylrafuse3046]

I like long videos. I started during the holiday videos daily. It took me a bit to get used to not having a fix of Marion’s world everyday. Lol. You would be exhausted. Thank you for all you do.

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Cheryl ☺️

[@mswetra2610]

I think we could all watch one every day. 😅 we have to get by so Marion can rest❤

[@courageousspirit3586]

Correct, the content and delivery is what we benefit from, and of course spending time with you is always too short. Its like going to visit a dear friend, and once you have a chance to sit down, get sewing and watching you at the same time, learning new things you lose track of time. For me the longer the better. I always come away so glad I had the chance to hear you explain things, and show us exactly what you are aiming for. You are a born teacher. Your projects turn out perfect. I am so relaxed watching and all stress of life just dissipates.

[@marionsworld24]

💐💕

[@jillwhitneybirk]

For video length, Marion, it’s all about content! You are a great teacher, carry on with entertaining and charming banter, and share with us so many things we enjoy! I will watch them no matter how long they are! Keep them coming as they are! (10 minutes is way way too short!😂). Love to you. And thanks for everything you do for us. ❤️

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks so much.☺️💐

[@madelynmanos2131]

I’m happier when these instructional videos are thorough, regardless of how long the video. And when I enjoy the presenter, the longer the better. I enjoy your videos immensely and I can’t wait for the “Endeavor” ship video!

[@shinybreesilver3264]

Like many other lovely folks commented, I also like YOUR long videos, Marion. They are not rushed, it is easier to follow along and the best part is that we get to spend more time with your lovely company! ❤❤ I really don’t pay attention to the length of the videos, as long as they interest me, and yours always hit the mark of great content, great teaching and loads of inspiration and kindness.

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks a lot Cris 😊🧵🪡💐

[@mswetra2610]

Hi Marion, i will begin by telling you as you always tell us, do it your way❤ You are correct, the point of watching you is to learn something new, get new ideas, and get some inspiration. Your lovely personality makes me feel as if i am sitting with a good friend sharing her talents. You explain things very well and the final component is your voice. You are in your element so you are relaxed and your voice is soothing. All those things come together and you "get away with " longer videos. Please keep doing exactly as you please. Thanks for every single video😊

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you. 😊💐🧵🪡🌟

[@valeriegeorgevitch3876]

I believe You (Marion) could make anything out of fabric!! I agree that using pliers for stitching would certainly be stressful for me and not exactly what I think of as slow stitching. Please don't shorten your videos -- I learn so much and enjoy watching you stitch -- very relaxing and we can always stitch along.

[@Angela-en6oh]

Hello Marion, thank you for another lovely video. I have to say that, in terms of the length of what you present I get myself prepared to watch. 1) get my favourite mug of tea (it holds about a pint), possible a couple of biscuits too. 2) get some knitting I can do that I don’t need to look at while I am watching what you are doing. 3) a note book for recording some of the types of materials you are using e.g. the “stuffing” suggestion you used this time. Then I get comfy and spend a very happy period of time in your company. It doesn’t matter how long or short that might be, it is always a great pleasure. By the way, the bracket fungus is really looking beautiful.

[@marionsworld24]

Well that sounds just perfect Angela... Especially the cup of tea part!

[@sbarton291]

Well I sure couldn't see the vision on that fungi in the beginning but you pulled it off in the end! I liked the padding in the final layer. I like the current length of videos, you explain the stitch/process, you do it slowly to teach and then finish off camera. I like your process, I would't like it if the video was longer than an hour. If it's longer than hour I'd still watch you, but I'd take a break and come back to it. You're spot on for showing how to incorporate your stitches into your creative work and that's what I appreciate.

[@marionsworld24]

👍💐🪡🧵☺️

[@susanbaker3078]

Always a delight to spend time with you, Marion!!❤❤

[@courageousspirit3586]

Your videos are hard to stop watching! Some days I spend the entire day watching them while I am sewing, and many I go back and watch a second or 3rd time to make sure I did not miss a step. What a joy!

[@marionsworld24]

My goodness!☺️💐💐💐

[@craftypat]

I prefer videos to be at least 20 minutes. I enjoy stitching on my own project as I listen and watch.

[@bridgetknight4455]

I enjoy watching your video at the length you make them don’t change, could watch for hours you are so talented ❤❤

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you so much!

[@rachelmurguia9874]

I like having you visit around an hour. I get settled in my chair, grab a project, and you chat/teach. I like the company while working on projects. It's like having a friend come to visit. Fifteen minutes would be way too short for a visit...lol

[@marionsworld24]

☺️ that's so lovely to hear. I actually had the inkling of an idea to do a real time video of a project 🤔 Not sure if I'd put people off though... 🧵🪡😂

[@pamelavandy290]

I don’t think your videos are too long. If we didn’t want to learn something , which is what your channel is all about we wouldn’t tune in. Thank you for your time whether its gardening, baking or stitch work, love it 😊

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks a lot :)

[@oermama]

Congratulations to Lesley, you’re a very lucky person 🎉 Marion I enjoy all your video’s very much, don’t mind long ones, it’s like having you sitting at my table, drinking your tea and chatting away. I like tot hear you talk, either explaining things or talking about adventures or whatnot. Cup of coffee and a with freshly baked coconut haystack (your recipe) this morning 😋👌 I love how the page turned out, and I will use some thin piece of woolen batting to put in the white brim. You could always pull a woolen thread through the white edge where you left it out to show the difference.

[@marionsworld24]

Those haystacks are around the world now 😅 I'm glad you're enjoying them... I think I will pull a piece of yarn through the bottom edge. The stuffed ones are definitely my favourite..

[@roxannelawrence8962]

Love your videos Marion, I could watch and listen to you all day long! Thank you so very much for showing the application of the stitches, it's very helpful. Congrats to Leslie! Blessed be.

[@LindaKSmith-zj4yh]

Thank you Marion ... your videos Vlogs are awesome, I enjoy listening to you while I am stitching on different projects. Your knowledge and presence is calming, sharing your home, gardens and delightful goodies you are cooking up in the kitchen. It is a reminder of what "slow stitching" is all about. 💜

[@wendymanning9617]

Thank you for showing how to use the stitches for certain effects in our slow stitching projects. Your tutorials are always useful and your creations are so wonderful. None of your videos are ever too long.

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks for saying so 💐

[@collenrose3957]

Marion, it's not the length that matters for me, it's what you are showing me. I love seeing the whole & not missing an important part. I enjoy seeing the tips & steps to the final finish. I enjoyed the tip on the split stitch vs the back stitch. Have a blessed day 🌈💛🙏💛🌈

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you 😊💐

[@susanschank6064]

Your video is often the most delightful & stress-free hour of my day. Please take all the time you want! (Viewers can always fast forward if they have something urgent to do.)

[@BitsofThatandThis]

“Just use whatever you need to get the job done.” Love it. 🤓

[@marionsworld24]

:)

[@evocationart8370]

Hi Marion, it’s all looking beautiful. Your videos are not too long and I would love to see a 4 hour one ! Your work is amazing and I have learnt so much, so thank you 😊❤

[@CarolynHeldon-fl3to]

Long or short I’ll always enjoy your videos. I often am sewing when watching so it’s like visiting with a friend. This page turned out beautifully.

[@debbiesavage7107]

Congrats to Lesley!🎉🎉🎉 Thank you for another great tutorial, Marion!❤

[@NH-191]

I think the length of your videos is what you think is right for the tutorial you are showing us. Your are a great teacher, you present your videos in a friendly way that is easy to follow. I am new to embroidery and teaching myself. I loved the way you was so open about the fact you didn’t know about needle sizes. I was intimidated about some videos that mention the right needle length because I too don’t have a clue. Your explanation regarding matching needle to thread is how I have been approaching it so I was relieved that someone like you with your experience and great talent was showing us how you do it. Thank you, it made me feel I am getting through the embroidery world ok 😊

[@marionsworld24]

I'm pleased you found my video accessible as a new stitcher. I hope that I encourage people of all different experience to just take up their needle and enjoy doing some sewing, whether that's embroidery, slow stitch or making something else. Thank you for your message. :)

[@carolreid9755]

Thank you Marion for your video and company. I do not notice the time as I am learning and enjoying your company. Nothing is rushed and we get really good views of what you are doing,it takes as long as it takes. As a lone stitcher I appreciate longer videos but as a teacher I know times will vary depending on what you are doing. The good thing about this format we can watch it in chunks or again as required. It is slow stitching and we are learning. The audience and subject changes the format. Stitching relaxes me I don't want speed and feel rushed. We watch you because you are you.

[@marionsworld24]

💐💐💐🧵🪡🌟

[@LJP2112]

Hooray for your wisdom and common sense Marion, I honestly don’t understand why some folks make the flipping obvious so technical and complicated. All it does is confuse me! I absolutely love your videos, I have learned more watching your work over the last 3 months than I have learned in the last 60 years! You’re an absolute gem, bless you ❤

[@marionsworld24]

I had to go back to see what I'd been saying! I'd forgotten...😂 Yes.. I was just pleased to have any needle years ago.. I never knew they had numbers originally...and I still managed to make things!

[@WinterWitch-kh2wg]

I watch your videos for hours on end anyway while I'm stitching so I don't mind how long they are. I'm a slow stitch textile artist and I learn something new every time. Just your creative process and how you use the different materials have inspired me more than I can say.

[@marionsworld24]

You must be getting sick of my wittering on 😅 But thank you for watching..💐☺️👍

[@WinterWitch-kh2wg]

I'll never get sick of it. It's so lovely to watch something so soothing, everything seems far too rushed these days

[@lynnemiles8065]

What a wonderfully sumptuous page!!! I have so enjoyed watching this unfold. Thank you for the wonderful ideas, tips and inspiration.

[@dianehayward1531]

Never get tired of watching. You are a great teacher and I'm learning so very much. ❤

[@jeanmansfield1138]

It's not how to do a stitch but examples of using it that I find most useful. The fungi is so beautiful. Thanks Marion 😊

[@janeb9699]

Don’t change things just to keep up with everyone else. “You do you”, and follow your own path. It’s easy to see from the other comments that we all love your videos ❤ thank you for sharing your art with us!

[@franwilson9324]

Your videos are just as long as they need to be to accomplish what you want to teach. I think they have all been just perfect, including the visit to Whitby. That was very interesting. I always learn something and am grateful for your positive encouragement. It is almost bedtime here, but you will be getting up soon, so have a great day!

[@denisepettit8534]

One reason I enjoy your videos is that you take your time it's so relaxing to watch!!! Thank you for making long videos so I can watch and listen as I relax and do some slow stitching.

[@marionsworld24]

😊

[@bernadette8300]

On videos such as yours, longer videos are ideal. ❤ Happy Valentines Day Marion, and to all your subscribers. I love all the fungi stitches and joining of pages.

[@viviancothros5541]

Your videos are wonderful Marion! Perfect length, and the best of all is the content, and the beautiful delivery of a lot of knowledge. Thank you!! It's very much appreciated.

[@marionsworld24]

💐

[@jackieokcal4888]

Marion your videos are as long as they need to be I always enjoy them

[@pamelavandy290]

You have captured the fungus to perfection 😮

[@jeanwhiley6571]

Any length of your videos is a joy to watch

[@lilygoatfluff6361]

I like all the sizes of videos, and love the long ones the most. Your friendly teaching manner is calming and helpful. Thank you for all the work you put into your videos. I look forward to each one :)

[@elizabethsawyer5906]

Thank you for that lovely page Marion. The length of your video is fine. Congratulations Lesley💕

[@sandraadkins9432]

What a very beautiful stitched page of the bracket fungus! Thank you for showing us the ladder stitch, it really is a magic stitch! Congratulations to the winner!🎉

[@helen3756]

Congratulations to Lesley, I'm sure they will be delighted with your stitching Marion. I like the length of your videos I think you time them well to whatever project your sharing. The longer the better as I feel I can immerse myself into Marion's World and come out with great iideas. Hx

[@marionsworld24]

💐

[@cherylrafuse3046]

Congrats to Lesley, and lovely end result of the turkey tail page

[@kathrynwalker324]

I think your “classes” are perfect.

[@debzehr3244]

I really appreciate watching you manipulate the fabric using an embroidery stitch. It’s lovely! I like the look of the pieces with something inside. Seems I can almost feel them. 💖 I enjoy the length of your videos. 💖💖💖

[@marionsworld24]

My favourite edge was the one that got the yarn inside. It looked the most plumptious too☺️

[@lisastephens9703]

I like longer videos👍🇺🇸

[@marionsworld24]

Okay thank you 😊

[@sheilabennett3289]

Marion, you are such a patient teacher. We all love your tutorials, and I don't mind at all about the length. I'm enjoying learning from you ❤❤❤ Now that I have a better idea of your end result of page 2 I'm going to watch the last 2 videos and this one again. Don't know that I can manage turkey tail fungi, but will practice all the stitches you've shown us. Happy stitching ❤😂❤

[@marionsworld24]

Just enjoy stitching them in your own design in whichever way that works for you. That's the main thing ☺️🪡🧵

[@MarianneColgrove]

I have never felt your videos were too long. I enjoy hearing about your process as you do it.

[@MichelleSimkins]

Oooh I love it! The rounded edge with the wool tucked inside is so satisfying. I like the long videos because they make the process more clear. I wonder if we stitching types just tend toward long form content because we do so many slow things already. 😆

[@marionsworld24]

You could be right!

[@feliciaross3611]

Marion, what a lovely video. I could watch you all day long, the longer the better.

[@susandeveaux4117]

I think the length of your videos is perfect !!! This page turned out beautifully!!!! Love watching you create! I used to do a hem stitch that was called the invisible stitch. Seems kind of similar to your ladder/magic stitch. Really like how the pages connected using that stitch. Thanks Marion ! Bravo !!! 🪡🧵💙

[@marionsworld24]

💐☺️

[@judihart9658]

Do it your way Marion💖.👍😎

[@elizabethamis9376]

I have just shown your bracket fungus to my husband, an amateur water colourist. He was truly amazed at how you stitched it. I am in awe. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤👍from Somerset

[@marionsworld24]

I'm so pleased you both liked it. I'm very happy with how it turned out even though it might have seemed an odd subject for a stitch journal! I've been practicing my watercolour painting too. Keeping my paints out so I can do something every day.. :)

[@annrubino6252]

All of the work on this book cover is "magical" Marion. Much thanks for your excellent tutorial videos - I am learning so much.

[@sandrasparkes4501]

Thank you for showing us how to do these stitches,your instructions are clear.

[@countesscable]

Marion, from the first time I set eyes on this embroidery, I can’t get iced fruitcake and jam sponge out of my head! I thinks those colours are delicious.

[@marionsworld24]

I had to have another look at it and I can see what you mean 😂..

[@angelaholcroft4515]

Another lovely piece, Marion. It's a pleasure to spend time with you, so longer videos are fine by me. Your attention to detail is amazing, and the explanation is detailed. Thanks. Xx

[@marionsworld24]

💐

[@melsmith5833]

Your depiction of the shell edging( or maybe they are mushrooms that grow on the sides of trees) is amazingly accurate! I also like the ones stuffed with the roving. Don't worry about video length, I love working on a project while watching. Also, after seeing you demonstrate, I finally understand the ladder stitch! Thank you!

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks Mel...

[@AmoPawfectPastimes]

Lovely page Marion. Well done to Lesley9210 too!

[@melaniehopkins7541]

Congratulations Lesley!

[@sandrawhitehouse3998]

I like the length of your videos. It is so lovely to listen to the way you explain quite clearly the stitches and seeing you create the most lovely projects. I so look forward to your videos 🙂🧵

[@marionsworld24]

Thank you Sandra ☺️

[@karinreinbergen1180]

I am afraid that I am a bit behind schedule, but as soon as I have more time, I can watch the video back. The bracket fungus looks gorgeous, and I never get bored of watching you stitching, so the length of the videos is fine for me. Thanks also for sharing your magic ladder stitch ❤❤ Looking forward to the next page 🎉

[@christinep9069]

Like the ladder stitch Marion. Will be trying it out. Congratulations Lesley

[@bestcrossroad]

Love your content Marion so an hour of video from you is very substantial and needless to say, very generous of you to spend time with us and sharing your knowledge & creativity. ❤

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks ☺️

[@terribradburn6685]

Your fungi turned out really pretty! The stitches look great!

[@karenlane6826]

The bracket fungus page is wonderfully textured, you are so talented. I beat you to it 😂 just made myself a new needle case inspired by your book cover video. My old one had seen better days too. I enjoy long videos from you - if you have time. Been binge watching so you’re on most of the time here at the moment anyway! As the lady below said your gentle, calm way of presenting all you do is soothing and so inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

[@marionsworld24]

I think I've been resisting making a new one because my current one is lovely and has done so well. But its time has come to retire to the sewing box and make way for a new one that better suits me now. 😊🧵🪡

[@deblee1958]

I enjoy your videos no matter how short or long watching them is like visiting with an old friend. I never know what size needle I use, as long as I can get the threads into the eye I'm good. I love this page and I can't wait to try the ladder stitch.

[@marionsworld24]

☺️

[@fionahaigh708]

Match the eye to the thread and the needle point to the fabric, excellent advice, thank you Marion.

[@LindaBrassington]

I use ladder stitch quite a bit, not only in my sewing but in my knitting as well when sewing the garment together as I find it easier working on the right side to get a neater finish on the seams. Once again a very useful video. Thank you Marion. xx

[@marionsworld24]

Yes.. good for sewing up the knitting ✅

[@lynnemiles8065]

I don't mind your long videos - so much information for us!

[@singy555]

Your videos are never too long. Great content and many thanks

[@craftygrannyt]

your videos are perfect and we learn so much...dont change a thing...tania from australia.. i love to watch and listen while i stitch along

[@raeboyd5596]

Congratualtions Leslie!

[@lisalindstrom9564]

I appreciate the time that it takes two to explain that's needed thank you honey

[@ChrisJones-cq7sy]

Love the way it shows how to use the stitches and not just practice lineswhich reminds me of school 😂😂❤

[@marionsworld24]

💐

[@kerrigraafmans9993]

I look forward with great interest every Thursday morning here in Australia i love this page.

[@lindaborland4849]

Your videos are perfect length to see and learn how to do theese stitches .love the experience

[@maramakesjournals2319]

Hello! Your fungus art is AWESOME. The process was very interesting because you’re making it up as you go. It’s wizardry. About long videos: I think it may depend on how a person consumes videos. People who like long videos may be listening while they do other things. I wonder which devices they use. I cast from a tablet to our smart tv so I can watch videos as if they were tv shows. I watch and listen. My full attention is devoted to every video I watch. Therefore, I have to budget my viewing time while also continuing to support all the channels I followed before Marion. Well, that’s just me. Marion, you have to do what’s best for you; what you think best. I know you put a lot of thought into everything, and you always tell us “why” and not just the “how.” Whatever you’ve been doing, it’s successful. Keep doing that. 💜💜💜

[@marionsworld24]

I'm pleased you liked the Turkey tail fungus in the end Mara... I enjoyed stitching it... And thank you for the feedback too. I'll just carry on as I am... 💐

[@maramakesjournals2319]

@@marionsworld24 💜💜💜

[@darkallegiance666]

Beautiful page, Marion - it is an excellent translation of the wonderful shelf fungi into stitch & cloth. 🍄

[@krisfitzpatrick2449]

Marion, your videos are perfect. You are exactly right about learning what to do with stitches rather than just how to do them. I love that about you! I enjoy the length of your videos as well. I wouldn’t change a thing!!! ❤❤❤ Congrats to Leslie!!! 🎉

[@marionsworld24]

Thanks so much 🧵🪡☺️💐

[@sistersarann3819]

So much magic on just first two pages. You are wonderful inspiration :)

[@gailreece9670]

Your videos can never be too long❤

[@brendaguerin5423]

I am happy with long ones😁Thank you for the ladder stitch you made it so easy to learn.

[@jeannepadgett344]

❤ congratulations Leslie😊

[@BeverlyBarber-b9y]

You’re length is perfect for a tutorial sewing project. To stretch one project more than a month might be a bit too long. I look forward to your videos Marion.

[@marionsworld24]

💐

[@sheilahope7007]

Your videos are so informative so the time doesn't matter. I love what you do!

[@cynthiaroberts7809]

I appreciate your take on needles..makes a lot of common sense! I'm going to try to stop obsessing over needles .

[@marionsworld24]

💐🪡

[@cathybrelza5055]

Marion thank you so much for your words around needles, as a relative newcomer to slow stitching this information was gratefully received. I love your work and creative process.

[@marionsworld24]

I'm pleased it was helpful. I think it is good to have the knowledge and learn the right way to use things....but I'm afraid needle numbers have just not bothered me enough to do anything about. 🪡🧵☺️