If you like food related pictures then you should 100% follow my food instagram @theanxietychef ! I love uploading pictures of food because it somehow calms me down and makes me incredibly happy and excited.

Look how beautiful Magic Kingdom is! This is a picture of Cinderella’s castle that I took a little while ago. Man, I just love Disney.

Some days you need a kick in the ass. Listen to the speech, I guarantee you it will amp you up. I like to pregame all my workouts by listening to this speech.

Whenever I get a depressive episode, I listen to this song to help me overcome it. It was my Uncle Eddie’s favorite Disney ride. It’s a symbol that there will always be a great big beautiful tomorrow, you’re life doesn’t end because of this one day. Keep your head up.

I love Disney World’s Epcot. It has amazing food, amazing drinks, and gives people a taste of other cultures. My sister and I are going to Disney World for my graduation present. I’m so excited.

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I love Disney’s Ratatouille because I feel like it represents who I am. It’s about a little rat named Remy and his dream to become a famous French chef in Paris. The movie’s message is anyone can cook and if you work hard enough you can do anything. I love Remy and I love cooking/baking. If I could I would love to be a famous baker and my signature pastry would be a proper British Earl Grey scone with lemon drizzle.

I love Disney World, Disneyland, all thing Disney really. Disney has been the thing to get me out of dark places. Some people think it’s childish to love Disney when you’re 22, but I love it and I do so unapologetically. The video above is my favorite music video to study to. It’s about two hours long and it’s just so soothing. When I’m having bad day and just need a nap, I’ll pop it on and cuddle my Stitch plushie and fall asleep.

I started writing the initial pilot episode for my series We’re All Normal Here. It’s very raw and extremely unedited. What a lot of people don’t know about it, is that it’s about me. It’s about a severely dark time in my life and how I almost didn’t come out of it. I barely did anyways. I wanted to write about it as a way to close that door and start completely fresh. I’ve always battled with my bipolar and my depression but I never talked about it freely and candidly. The series talks about a young girl, Willow, who has an illness that no one wants to talk about. Her father is absent most of the time and when he’s there he starts fights with her. Her mother loves her but doesn’t know how to love herself. The only thing she has are her two brothers who love her and are willing to do anything for her.

I never feel confident but I watched Beyoncé’s Homecoming documentary and felt confident as a woman and as a Latina for the first time in a while.

I drew Captain Marvel’s symbol with my left hand and without my glasses on. So there’s that.