Trinity Tatum opened up about where she was a year before winning Love Island USA
"A year ago today, I was 21, working at Home Depot, having a mental crisis. I’d cry before going into work because I’d see people my age on social media on yachts, in high-rises, with all these bags and purses, and think, ‘What am I doing wrong? How am I going to get successful?"
"And a year later, I've won a very popular love show; I have an amazing boyfriend, an amazing support system, and offers from people who didn't even know I existed."
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@serenazseptum What Trinity described was a moment of feeling behind in life and then looking back a year later and realizing how much can change. She went from crying before work and questioning herself to winning a popular show, finding love, gaining a support system. We’ve all been here
What Trinity described was a moment of feeling behind in life and then looking back a year later and realizing how much can change. She went from crying before work and questioning herself to winning a popular show, finding love, gaining a support system
Trinity Tatum opened up about where she was a year before winning Love Island USA
"A year ago today, I was 21, working at Home Depot, having a mental crisis. I’d cry before going into work because I’d see people my age on social media on yachts, in high-rises, with all these bags and purses, and think, ‘What am I doing wrong? How am I going to get successful?"
"And a year later, I've won a very popular love show; I have an amazing boyfriend, an amazing support system, and offers from people who didn't even know I existed."
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via @FlauntMagazine
If aything,I think ha story is a reminder that you genuinely have no idea wat can change 4 u in a https://t.co/lDAV19h84h Media makes us feel like every1 else is ahead,wen in reality, we’re all on completely dfrnt timelines.Some of y’all are dragging her for saying out loud
Trinity Tatum opened up about where she was a year before winning Love Island USA
"A year ago today, I was 21, working at Home Depot, having a mental crisis. I’d cry before going into work because I’d see people my age on social media on yachts, in high-rises, with all these bags and purses, and think, ‘What am I doing wrong? How am I going to get successful?"
"And a year later, I've won a very popular love show; I have an amazing boyfriend, an amazing support system, and offers from people who didn't even know I existed."
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via @FlauntMagazine
What Trinity described was a moment of feeling behind in life and then looking back a year later and realizing how much can change. She went from crying before work and questioning herself to winning a popular show, finding love, gaining a support system
People can dislike how Trinity expressed it, but the point she was making is incredibly relatable. A lot of us have looked at social media, seen people our age seemingly living these extravagant lives, and wondered, “What am I doing wrong? Why am I not there yet?”
Trinity Tatum opened up about where she was a year before winning Love Island USA
"A year ago today, I was 21, working at Home Depot, having a mental crisis. I’d cry before going into work because I’d see people my age on social media on yachts, in high-rises, with all these bags and purses, and think, ‘What am I doing wrong? How am I going to get successful?"
"And a year later, I've won a very popular love show; I have an amazing boyfriend, an amazing support system, and offers from people who didn't even know I existed."
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via @FlauntMagazine
Let’s not pretend people don’t want financial freedom, nice things, success, or a better life. Most people do. And there’s nothing wrong with admitting that. Wanting more for yourself doesn’t automatically mean you’re materialistic or ungrateful.
YOU ALL NOT BEING TRUE TO YOURSELVES THIS IS WHAT IS HAPPENING EVERYWHERE AND ITS BECAUSE OF INSTAGRAM AND SOCIAL MEDIA and this is real life. Shes not sending a wrong messy she just said how she going to be successful to have alll these things.
Trinity Tatum opened up about where she was a year before winning Love Island USA
"A year ago today, I was 21, working at Home Depot, having a mental crisis. I’d cry before going into work because I’d see people my age on social media on yachts, in high-rises, with all these bags and purses, and think, ‘What am I doing wrong? How am I going to get successful?"
"And a year later, I've won a very popular love show; I have an amazing boyfriend, an amazing support system, and offers from people who didn't even know I existed."
📸: getty
via @FlauntMagazine
@Roam1163590@soobarbies Girl go heal. She’s our princess 👑 in our kingdom. U want to start some shyt but go support uo princess in your kingdom. Wea am from we have over five 7 kingdoms in one country and they all have their prince and princesses.
@Roam1163590@soobarbies We have so many kingdoms in the world so we've been calling her princess Diana. And TRINCESS find some healing. My fav is my fav is my princess in the the kingdom TF and your fav is your princess. You just like to be fighting go heal whatever is wrong with u