Caleb Williams says he doesn’t care what people think about him painting his nails
“One day I was with one of my exes and we were going to the nail salon, and she was like, ‘Why don’t you get this?’ I was like, ‘Fuck it. Why not? I know who I am. I know what I like.’”
“So I did it, and then it ended up becoming three nails, four nails, five, six. At a certain point, I was actually doing it because you can’t write stuff on your tape. So I was doing like ‘F Texas’ with the horns-down symbol. I was trolling. I enjoy trolling.”
“The nails thing is just something I used to do. It used to be a little bit more of a motivation thing. Now I do cool designs on it. Now I do supportive things. I’ve done the mental health number on it, suicide prevention number, breast cancer awareness.”
“It’s like wearing pink cleats and pink headbands. It’s just gel on my nails. People feel a certain way about it in a masculine sport, and I give no fucks, to be honest with you. I could care less.”
“I’m going to keep doing it. It’s unique to me. It’s a cool way to embrace certain things and show love to certain things.”
@taylornation13 Please please please please restock TTPD again they basically immediately sold out 😫😫 I have been trying each cardigan drop and I keep missing it. Take my money!! 😬
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Wemby on people calling him "too emotional" and "gay" for crying on the court
“I think it's first and foremost a fear of judgment. Like this feeling that you have to act a certain way, social codes, I guess. Personally, I refuse to carry the burden of having to hide my emotions.”
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@CareFirst@quarles_karen One time my husband was on hold for 75 mins and finally hung up bc he had an appt. Another time it took 93 minutes to talk to a person (who couldn’t have been lovelier) but the system needs to change and idk if you need to hire more people or what but it is RIDICULOUS.