00:00But how do you do that? Because I've thought about that, like, I think it's so brave and
00:05so kind of sophisticated how you move through the world, like, with your political views.
00:11And I wonder sometimes both what it costs you, I mean, not just like the things that,
00:18not just like the deal you lost because you talked about abortion.
00:22Yeah, there's many.
00:23There's many examples, I'm sure.
00:25Yes.
00:26Yeah, it is.
00:26How do you shape your political view?
00:29Yeah, that's so interesting.
00:30Or the people you talk to.
00:31I think, like, growing up with the internet, I used to have a blog and I used to write a
00:36lot
00:37about my day-to-day and my outfits and like what I was thinking about. And I had it really
00:41young,
00:42from like 13, 14. And I think in that time of your life, you discover a lot of things within
00:55yourself.
00:55I also started reading more about the news and I learned better English. And I think I just got a
01:03bigger picture of the world and the injustices that happens in the world. And you're also really
01:11passionate and quite angry, at least I was, as a teen. I had a lot of hormones and I just
01:17thought
01:17it just wasn't right. And I think the internet really helped me discover that. But through my
01:25curiosity, and I think I just fought so much with people online.
01:30Wow!
01:31In my comments, on my blog, and I'm quite reactive. So if they would say something,
01:39then I would reply to that, but like with a whole post.
01:42Through doing that, I think I just discovered what I thought about things because I was just like,
01:51how do I respond to this? I know that I don't agree with what this is saying. How can I
01:56like express
01:58why I don't agree?
