Sharing the craziness I saw in jail

[@KIKI4444]

You turned that down in jail and it was readily available?! That’s something to be proud of!!💛

[@Whozoo]

Lie we all know

[@noxxpee]

lie?? is it SO bad to assume that someone ACTUALLY wanted to turn their life around?? @@Whozoo

[@KIKI4444]

@@noxxpeehe makes shitty comments on her page randomly. He’ll go back to his cave 🧌

[@loganziomek5941]

@@Whozooyou’re so sad as a person.

[@Logan_Baron]

@@noxxpee Especially since she clearly has, AND she's been very open about the things she's done. It's like if someone is open enough to admit they used to do drugs, but said they stopped on Oct. 12 2010, and someone says "Oh you know that's a lie, surely they didn't stop until November". Why would anyone be open about all the bad things they did, but lie about one time saying they didn't? Simple logic is not whozoos strong point or medium point, or point at all.

[@mountainaccident2001]

its truly inhumane how people are treated in prisons and jails and im so glad you survived that. youre really inspiring ❤

[@Kawaiiestt]

i mean, those who did really horrible things deserve it, but people like tina? they need help, no prison

[@Atlasintokyo]

@@Kawaiiestt exactly. Prison/jail reform is awful for ppl who did light charges

[@goeatsanta5600]

​@@Kawaiiesttexactly. so many people just end up on drugs as soon as they get out. they could at least have more intense programs in jail to make sure they don't fall back on their habits. I know they have A.A. in a lot places but it's not enough for some people

[@sebastianmosqueda5959]

You can litteraly obtain A cat and a Tablet if you wanted..

[@mikerimmel5337]

@@Kawaiiesttexactly

[@MithrilMagic]

I was in a car accident when I was 19. A guy who was high in H ran a stop sign. He hit me and I ended up with burns in both of my corneas from the airbag. I was legally blind for 2.5 years. Had to have 4 surgeries and I’m still not completely done. I’ve been dealing with this for YEARS. The officer who came to the accident didn’t charge the guy who hit me. He let him go. Later I found out (when I was doing social work) that the officer who handled my accident was a dealer. And the guy who hit me sadly OD’d 2 years ago. The officer retired. They had a massive party for him and a huge article on the front page of our local newspaper talking about what an amazing officer and good man he is. Makes me absolutely sick. Well karma finally caught up with him last fall. He was caught with an underage girl. He was giving her 💊💉 for “favors”. He’s in a lot of trouble.

[@surpriseme7205]

Hope you have a speedy recovery from your upcoming surgery! I was left for dead 20 years ago and the man was never tracked down.... I know karma will come looking for him

[@Ukbasedyt]

All this time I thought legally blind was a joke is that an actual term used in America

[@emilithompson]

@@Ukbasedytyes, legally blind is a real term used in the United States. It basically means that someone is only able to see the top letter on the Snellen Chart or they can only see like a little window area and this can’t be corrected with glasses or contacts.

[@MithrilMagic]

@@surpriseme7205 The cruelty of some people never ceases to amaze me. I don’t understand how someone can could do something like that!

[@ElBach1y]

Imagine being that guy. Imagine if he's a Christian. You'd be awaiting the hottest furnace in hell

[@monwhooperpinkie]

My husband was a CO for a year. He now works as a drug and alcohol counselor/ case manager. He said jail is worst and so corrupt. He felt like he couldn’t help people the way he wanted to. He said seeing people change their lives around is the best feeling.

[@ginabeena6757]

It is shameful how we treat addicts in America. Addiction is a disease, addicts are self medicating their pain. No one has a right to judge them! You are very inspiring and I wish you the best! ❤️

[@Mizmoon2020]

I would not have gotten clean if they didn’t put me in jail for a month, then sentence me to treatment with the threat of serving the rest of my sentence if I messed up. Carrot and stick- sometimes both are needed.

[@livvybear929]

As someone who dealt with an addiction and has been close to being thrown in jail multiple times I will say the judgment helps sometimes. It’s better to have someone who loves and supports you but will judge you if they know your worth is much better than that. Sometimes it helps being seen in the wrong doing we are doing to ourselves to pull ourselves out it doenst help everyone so it depends on the addict as well but for me the judgment from my family and love from my friends helped me realize I deserved better

[@pathetic2399]

Clearly you’ve never interacted with a drug addict. They get treated the way they do for a reason, especially ones who choose their lifestyle and aren’t forced into it. A lot of them are dangerous and deserve to be judged and shown that their lifestyles are not okay

[@phoenixdavida8987]

​@@pathetic2399no. This is not how people learn.

[@soconfused3616]

TINA! i’m only 17 and i’ve never been through addiction but I love your videos because of your bright and sweet personality i love you so much!

[@samuraitadpole5459]

Hope you stay that way, have a cousin who's on drugs and he's a life lesson

[@DhejdjDheiejej]

No hope in dope Babe.

[@mckscotty6607]

I love how you stated "you are the company you keep"...this is so ,so true...inside jail and out. Keep it up lady, love and respect you❤

[@robinking6342]

The pad and toilet paper hustle was literally non stop. I caught on and i ended up saving my pads up all month long so i would have enough

[@Clayton0301]

6 years sober from opioids. I’ve been so fortunate that I never went to jail or got in trouble. I love your videos girl keep up the good work! Everyone if your in it, or trying to get out, you can do it. Just keep trying ♥️

[@user-li7gm7gv3v]

I’m so proud of you!😊

[@sharks9555]

im about to hit 8 years very soon we're pretty close! so proud of you, it is worth it, your life is worth it and you are amazing! we are doing the damn thing and it feels great! best wishes

[@Mandalynn_Bay]

I’m taking opioids for my wisdom tooth pain while waiting for surgery. My biggest fear is becoming addicted to them.

[@AkenNichols13]

I lived in a small town where you had to take your own trash to the dump. Shortly after I moved there one day I took the trash, and people were just putting it outside the gate so I thought that was what we were supposed to do. A few weeks later the police were at my house they'd found my name on a piece of mail in tbe trash. I was charged a huge littering fee and they made me go to the jail and get photos done and fingerprints done. It was one of the most terrible experiences of my life. The officers were so mean to me, and I just had a ticket for littering. One officer kept laughing at me because I was shaking. The whole place smelled like a dity gas station bathroom. I was so grateful to just go home after the fingerprints were done. Can't imagine spending more time there.

[@Cafeallday222]

Power tripping

[@jordy3701]

for littering ?? it’s so crazy our taxes go to arresting and terrorizing ppl for littering ? 💀

[@AkenNichols13]

@@jordy3701 And I didn't even know it was technically littering. I didn't understand what protocol was at that dump, so I just followed what other people were doing which was apparently illegal.

[@christinabiggers1972]

I’m a CO in a jail and yes there are crazy things happening in jail I’m so proud of you for doing great

[@mamagrace3416]

I’m proud that you helped yourself and changed your life. I’m proud that you’re out here trying to educate people about how to avoid going down the wrong path. I’m proud of you girl!

[@ironmaiden6061]

You’re so right about the cops. There was this one detective that was busted for stealing out of his own departments fund. We were so shocked because he was around for a long time and highly respected. What an idiot!!! So proud of you girl and how you turned your life around people need to hear your stories and advice❤❤

[@rachelboro9834]

as a child who grew up with a heroin addict brother for half of my life and am now 23, you really do inspire me for who he could become. there is a difference between being sober and being recovered. and my brother has lingered in just the sober phase for 5 years now. mentally he has yet to recover and it is very difficult to watch. i hope one day before he turns 40 he will realize what life has to offer him and wake up. in the mean time i can only support him

[@sjm9876]

Wishing the best for you and your family

[@jayme11211]

Love hearing your stories even if they are hard to tell . I appreciate the rawness of it all. You should do a LIVE one night that would be fun!

[@ankaisdead]

i’d watch and donate and have fun it’s a great idea

[@erinrenee980]

Hey Tina! Glad you uploaded today! Hope you're doing well!

[@tinassee]

Same to u ❤

[@christinagange3831]

​@@tinasseeI have to know- girl, what are they doing with the gloves? 👀👀👀

[@tinassee]

@christinagange3831 i made some videos not too long that showed it lol

[@emmarosejaumot9453]

you have such a pure personality and you radiate kindness, despite it all. i’ve been struggling a lot recently but you are big motivation for me. i hope you see this

[@Its.kenley87]

It’s crazy how people are treated in jail and I am sorry you went thru that ❤

[@ruthquick9040]

Thank you so much, I've been 3 years sober and your stories help me remind myself I don't want that life again!!! Stay strong and thank you again!!!

[@Lonna_starz]

I am so sorry you had to go threw this, this is so messed up I hope everyone who had to deal with this you never go back ❤(second like btw)

[@Ebz42o]

I'm so grateful and I've been in recovery for a while now I find Ur videos very comforting

[@makq00]

as a recovering addict, your stories really touch me and are very relatable, thank you for your honesty and vulnerability in your stories, it’s very appreciated

[@cherylhughes63]

I love the hope you are sharing. It's your calling. I lost my son to a OD on Thanksgiving 2010❤. Thank God for your recovery and the world needs to hear this. You are saving lives. God bless you always. So proud of you!

[@shanana50]

So I used to work at a coffee shop. There was this one guy who came in all the time and he would stay and talk at me for 20ish minutes EVERY time. This man used to work in a prison in another state and started BRAGGING to me about how they "treated prisoners over there and now because of that I was barred from working in the system here hahaha". It always made me so upset that he thought it was funny and ok to treat fellow human beings this way. Thank you for sharing your story Tina. I'm so glad you are here today. Godbless 💕

[@Netti103]

I bartend and literally had a CO bragging to me about the way he mistreated inmates. I was sooooo soooo visibly upset from his attitude.

[@teelesynclair5902]

Yeah, like what does he expect? You to be impressed that he's cruel 😢

[@rachellemini8632]

You seem like such a kind and caring person 🥰 I’ve never been to jail and hopefully never will, don’t think I’d survive it

[@Asdissifblu]

Ice was one of my d.o.cs. I'm one year sober now from crack and meth. Im grateful to be clean

[@giselleroque8526]

Love hearing your stories I've never been to jail but I've been to a long term psych hospital and it sucked in their. I cannot even imagine what jail it's like. I'm glad you doing better.

[@amystrawberries890]

Than you so much for sharing your experience... I really appreciate it, so much.. I've been through similar things. I'm in recovery, 5yrs & 4 months sober..Super grateful to be where I'm at. But people need to hear these things. Our experiences hurt, but made us who we are. And going to jail/prison or having made bad choices in the past, doesn't define us.. Sending you peace and love girl. We do recover. 🙏💝💕

[@idkwhatimdoinwmylife]

Omg I’m so sorry that you went through this! I think u are showing just how hard you’ve tried to get back into ur normal life and ur doing that by making these types of vids for us! It shows how resilient you are and on behalf of all of us THANK YOU for sharing ur story it’s so inspiring 🩷

[@caymens604]

Healthcare in prisons SUCK. I was a prison nurse for one year. the amount of malpractice and just overall lack of care and mistreatment of inmates was staggering. I couldn't do it for more than a year, in that kind of environment. The guards are worse than the inmates, and I'm sure you know that even better than I do

[@Ms.LexieLee]

I am so proud of you for going through all that you’ve been through and coming out not only stronger but as an advocate for recovery! You go girl!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@sedibintaref4704]

When you said someone smuggled in ice I honestly, 100% thought you were talking about freezer ice not drug ice.

[@catnipanonymous]

yeah, cold ice doesn't come easy in there - but you CAN get ahold of it occasionally. try to imagine never flipping a light switch for months ( or _years_ ) on end.

[@mckennamoore4289]

Yeah same

[@Lee-rg7yn]

Jail is will definately, make you humble. Wow, been there done that shit. Had way too many duis. I am a recovering addict/alcoholic. Your story is inspiring. I am so glad you have your life so much more together now. It just shows that you never want to give up hope. Love your channel, I am a new subscriber.

[@CrazyRachel1984]

I totally relate to seeing someone high when not high...For me, I need to remember or be reminded what that life looks like. Which isnt hard in my town... Its a crazy awakening

[@GuidedGift]

The drama would be the worst for me

[@MarieBailey-p3y]

I just wanna say that I am very proud of you for getting clean and staying clean. Your channel is very inspiring and real. I have learned so much from you of how jail life is and know I definitely do not want to be a part of it. You are doing a great job working on yourself! Please keep it up! You seem like a very sweet person who definitely deserves this second chance! ❤

[@jesscasto]

I’ve been subscribed to you for a while now, but this is the first time I’ve ever watched a longer video of yours. Your shorts got me to subscribe and girl let me tell you I cannot relate to some of your story, but you are so well spoken and eloquent. You explain things perfectly and you really are great at public speaking. Thanks for being so open and sharing your story and your emotions!

[@RezChick1]

Feel like giving up lately felt like that was meant for me to see thank you❤ Love your videos thank you for sharing your experiences with us.

[@xxohannah]

Thank you so much for sharing these videos with us ! They really help people in need of hearing this stuff.❤

[@ryanbussy2193]

You're awesome! I'm 4 years sober from heroin and crack addiction. Thank you for your stories they help me stay sober💛

[@kamiw5864]

Being in jail sounds like a time of reflection and it can go one of two ways. I’m so proud of you even though you don’t know me at all. I know it takes a lot of courage just to stay clean, let alone all the other stuff. Reflecting on yourself in an honest way and then following through with rebuilding your life on the outside is no small feat and I applaud you. ❤

[@wearevr5083]

I love the way your talk causally to us, it's like I'm sitting listening to an older sister. I will do something nice today!

[@debbielittle9592]

I don't know if you realize how relatable you are to others. I want to congratulate not only on your sobriety but how you try to help others. You can go far and this life don't be afraid!

[@Ashlee1985]

New subscriber. I enjoy your videos. Thanks for being so transparent and giving others hope. I have never been addicted to anything or in jail. I just find your videos oddly comforting and grateful for the life I have. Thank you! Hope you are doing well.

[@jessiekoleraz]

I love these longer videos! I love hearing the stories you share, and I’ve learned a lot listening to your videos, it’s always a nice break to watch them.

[@deputykittay828]

I found you on tiktok and i really enjoy you. My mom struggled with addiction and went to prison when my sister was around 8. When she got out she knew she had to be sober and get her life back on track. She also then had me. My dad is an alcoholic and possibly a drug user and he has put my life at risk many times and did not raise me at all but his parents helped to raise me. My moms survival skills she learned in prison definitly spread to me and helped me get through. Its taught me to not waste time on people who dont want to get better(like my dad), its taught me to work with what i have and there is always a way to do something. Its taught me to be a fighter. Thank you for sharing all your stories.

[@kalisederoche]

your message and energy are helping so many people Tina! we are all so proud of you, thank you for sharing your story!!!

[@Sammi-tube]

I agree. It's like time out for adults without the conversation. There isn't enough rehabilitation. It's just a time out. Our jails need a lot of work.

[@jacynon2716]

It's such an inspiration seeing people who've been to jail recover, especially since the usual intent is sadly to keep you in there. You're right about the little hits you can get not being enough - in reality it just makes you feel so much worse after the temporary relief. So glad to see you living your best life ❤

[@kalipustelak8793]

I am only a teenager and in no way have I ever thought about using, but I love your videos so much. I have never really been educated about drugs and such besides at school and that really doesn’t teach you much as it’s pretty much all scare tactics. Your videos really give me a reason to stay away and make good choices. Plus I have always been super curious about jail and how people really get hooked on drugs. You are so inspiring to me and this channel is really my safe spot for me to learn and get a laugh in on a bad day. Thank you so much for being my inspiration and friend even if I only see small bits of your life.❤

[@HelloGoodbye2085]

I love watching your videos it’s like sitting down and having a heart to heart with your older sister. I’ve never been to jail or struggled with addiction but my brother has ( he’s recovered now I’m so so proud moves out, has a job he’s passionate about, about to graduate university) i don’t doubt for a second that your videos help so many people ( and your hair is so shiny and gorgeous 💅)

[@ampgbvm8627]

Its super nice to share your stories. So insightful and help all of us.

[@erinb5461]

I remember when I had to call the police on my ex and the cop looked at me and said "you must be irresistible." Like excuse me sir.. made me feel so uncomfortable, and I was like 17!

[@meg2231]

I knew how badly addicts are treated, so I worked my program and stayed off opiates for almost 2 years before I ever even opened up to a single person about being in recovery. it's 2023 and the average person still rly thinks addiction is an episode of intervention. I'm homeless rn and I said in my shelter that when I was full-time being an addict it was worse than homelessness, and they were all shocked. i see that mentality of ppl being like why don't addicts just grow some balls & decide to stop using. which, if you've ever experienced physical addiction, u get what a ridiculous sentiment that is. it's like saying, why don't ppl just grow some balls and stop needing air, like just stop breathing...lol. ppl rly out here thinking addicts are simply weak. even 5+ years into abstaining from alcohol n drugs I still have to remind myself that every non-addict getting it one day is just not gonna happen and it's why communities like this help tremendously.

[@Stephanie_demi_]

I’m so grateful for recovery! So happy to no longer have to live in the chaos that is addiction/alcoholism! We do recover! ❤️‍🩹

[@Michelle-gw4db]

Tina everything you said about jail you hit the nail on the head.. Pinellas county jail omg was insane.. I was in there for like 6 + months.. about meds yes they do trade food for meds.. I won't say what I did just some girl wanted chips from me.. and yes some offers wanted your phone number. But prison is a cake walk. Lowell omg the food was real. And you get chicken on the bone let me tell you it was delicious. Fresh salad ok enough of that but anyway I'm sure not proud of going to prison and it was not a long time I had to do. So let's stay clean. I try and watch as many of your videos as I can. Thanks for sharing your story..

[@Pisces11]

I am so happy to have never have been to jail. Thank you for sharing!

[@LeslieSunshine17]

You are amazing! Keep the videos coming Tina. You are reaching people 🎉❤

[@hotdogwater9636]

Short and sweet comment but love and relate to your videos. These stories and videos are lifesavers while at work or relaxing. Its a blessing these vidoes you do thank you

[@aspoonfullofkiwi]

I love your accent its so sweet ❤ love these storytimes! Feels like im hanging with a friend

[@micaiahleigh2449]

Been sober for nearly two years now 🥳 your content is so loved and needed. Thank you for inspiring me all the time and showing us all what strength looks like ❤

[@Charlotte12-11]

The jails are horrible to addicts. My son was an addict. Got pulled over with paraphernalia,got arrested. In jail he started to go through withdrawal. He begged for help,he was so sick. In the end the demons got the best of my son and he took his life,alone,in that jail cell. I've never experienced so much pain in my life. He didn't get the chance to become who he once was. They should be ashamed of how they treat addicts and God forbid if any of their children ever become one. Cop or not,it can happen to ANYONE. They need some kind of protocol that that have to follow when addicts first go in. I'm so happy that you made it out and are living your life one day at a time. I think this channel is a great thing and learning tool for others to see and hear what it's like. Congratulations on your sobriety. 🙏❤️ ALWAYS BE KIND #StrongArmSuicide 💪

[@unknownpresences5627]

RIP I know someone that lost their lover from withdrawaling inside jail. Afterwards it was yhe beginning process to what allowed suboxone/subutex to be given to addicts in jail here in oregon. Now thanks to that mindset Change it then led to making sure addicts also can get methadone especially if they are prescribed it already then the cops have to take them to the clinic to dose/get their take homes so no more people dying from methadone withdrawals again hopefully! I've seen the cops bringing in people to dose before, most of.them have been really friendly, you could tell they were uncomfortable doing it at first but it's good to see it has became normalized from what I've seen RIP to your son

[@rudirooted4906]

You are very inspiring. I admire your strength and resilience.

[@KrustySnax]

I’m glad you exist! I’m watching these to prepare for what come of my near future. Life has been crazy.

[@qh8079]

We love you so much girl, it’s so evident you’ve gotten so much better and you’re an entirely different person, you inspire me to keep going everyday and that I can change and leave the bad behind me

[@jilliandelio518]

addict one week clean and u give me hope and inspiration thank you so much

[@andreatalamantez6000]

Omgosh Tina you hit on something so important!!!! Talking abt the dogs. 🐶 After my release from jails and my stunt in max security prison, that got me sober, (in 2009) I ended up working with doggies in dog daycares! I’m now in school becoming a dog behaviorist. One of the things that IMMEDIATELY connected me with the dogs was that I saw them like myself in the past. I think the dogs knew. They respected me differently than my coworkers!!! It was cool!!!

[@rubywitter]

I'm 14 and I got gbh on my criminal record and the police said if I do anything else illegal I'll be arrested an sent juvy so ur videos has rlly enlightend me and I'm trying to sort my self out bc ur story's have rlly helped me realise I need to change my life around for the better thank u so much x❤

[@Mands244]

I love you're channel and you seem so kind and genuine. I wish you every success with your channel xx

[@amyhoops5885]

I really needed to hear the encouragement not to give up at the end. ❤

[@mysmirandam.6618]

At the end of your vid my kitten perked up and listened to the don't give up I ❤ u girl

[@Lotsaluvzo]

I know that your purpose on here is to share your story and help people recover but like me younger teens watch you and you teach lessons very well I just wanted to say that

[@crabstick250]

You are such a positive force. I love your kindness.

[@this_lee_life5553]

It’s insane to hear it from inside the jail. My husband is LE and I work in govt. So I hear these stories from the other side. It’s wonderful to hear your stories ❤. I’m so proud of you. You’re doing so great. This is what I try to tell ppl who are still using. It’s possible!!! And from the other side. Some LE and govt cares ❤. But def not enough really care.

[@murphbox]

I hate that we aren't taught the law! It's ridiculous to expect people to abide by rules that they are never formally taught!

[@WalkaboutBridge]

I love your "do something nice today" philosophy. What a better world it will be when we all catch on to that. Cheers! Thanks, Tina!

[@joynewsted]

Thank You .. I am so proud of you and grateful that I am not alone!! ❤

[@crochetandknit-fp4wg]

Girl, you are so strong I am inspired to be you!

[@thenetspawn]

I loved it when you said "that doesn't even look fun". I have the same response when I see drunks on KZbin. Yup, I'm not going back to that. Stay strong girl.

[@chelsea-t]

Tina! You are doing great things in this world, whether you know it or not!

[@DogMommy.]

Do more storytimes. There my favorite.

[@tinassee]

I will ❤ I like mixing it up too

[@natalkabanasova5983]

Love this video format! The way you talk is very endearing and you can explain stuff good so it makes it easy to imagine what it was like

[@philsphan4life10]

As someone who's had family members go through active addictions (& lost a family member to it), thank you for sharing what it was like in jail while recovering.

[@lisab38283]

You are such an inspiration ❤️ thank you for continuing to share your stories. Very interesting to listen to and you are helping so many people learn from your mistakes. Also, your self care is showing, you look great 😊

[@wafer159]

I love the way you speak about things and how honest you are. Thank you for your videos!

[@limelacroixcan]

you’re such a tough awesome woman, the message you spread is one so so so many people need to hear!! i’m so glad you’re out of that situation, and i truly hope our prison system improves because it’s totally inhumane.

[@ainnochaim9450]

So, I'm embarrassed because I thought when she was talking about coffee and then brought up "ice," I pictured them making iced coffees illegally😂😂😂

[@gerrymarmee3054]

Me too!

[@xoxo62477]

Glad I'm not the only one lol

[@mariahcraft5230]

You are such an inspiration, so glad you’re out of there! ❤️

[@sophiasirena5226]

You're a really sweet person. I can just tell 💖💖

[@marci.curious]

Keep healing, growing & moving forward. You're amazing, Beautiful!!

[@Apex2002]

Love your stories, you are such a real person it’s great to see ❤! Keep on up the amazing vibes

[@rachelcamp7887]

Love the positivity and hope youre spreading bc recovery is possible 😊

[@abbyz13]

Your videos make me so happy. We need more people creating positive content like this!! Thanks for the realness ❤

[@szocsoroko]

The video is inspirational for people in the same struggle and informative for people outside this lifestyle. Both very useful, well done lady :)

[@loriannalamuse9089]

Big fan. 7 years clean. Love watching you, reminds me what it was like and what I don't want. Love ya🎉

[@Dobviews]

I have been on the sidelines since you started this watching your shorts. All I can say is an as "auntie" to twenty-two snooks... *I am so darn proud of you!* Keep it up qnd keep inspiring others, *you are winning at life with every step forward!*

[@isa26068]

soo happy to see your video💞i watched your videos when i was in active today i am 425 days clean and i get a lot of motivations and hopes from your videos kisses from the netherlands💖

[@michellepace4373]

Amen , I was a CO and what she is saying is true. I saw some crazy things as well , stuff you would not believe

[@elf3477]

Girl ur hair and skin is SHINING! you are so beautiful and inspirational and I love watching u TINK!!!! 💀💀💀

[@unicornsquad2932]

I I been supporting since the beginning! I’m so happy to see your TikToks and KZbin’s videos ! I’m glad youre clean ❤️❤️