I spent a day with TINA KITTEN

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a day with viewers and listeners with 10% off their first month at Betterhelp.com/padilla. That's betterhelp.com/padilla. Now back to the world in Tina Kitten. What would you say is your worst fear about what would happen to your career if the numbers dropped too much? I was thinking in my head that I would work in a coffee shop, maybe just get a little business degree or work in a coffee shop, but I thought, I don't know how sustainable that will be. , but maybe as long as I'm happy.

I would feel very sad if people came to the coffee shop where I work and harassed me. I used to watch her on Twitch. How far he has fallen. There's nothing wrong with working in a coffee shop if you like it. If someone puts me down for being a lawyer after being a Twitch streamer, I'll be mad. Is your worst fear that you are going to do a job that you like? Well, those people would intimidate me, but I don't think I'm even at that stage where people would come in en masse. Also the type of audience you foster.

They are nice. They would love you. They'd come in and say, "Shit, Tina works here." I wish that were so cute. You feel a little afraid of what could happen if these numbers are too low. This is stressful. It's because I'm not done yet. I'm having so much fun. Have a date. Oh. You keep your private life very private. How do you choose what to engage people in? I would always assume it's no one's business. I could imagine, people already take friendships to such an extreme. I've had some online PR. It even got to a point where it was like a daily vlog, everything we do on camera, we post every day.

Unsolicited opinions were getting into my head, it really altered the way I perceive everything in the relationship. I just don't think your relationships with people should be scrutinized that way anyway, so it's like some things aren't meant to be private, I guess. However, it's tempting to let people in because people like that connection. I almost feel the need to be completely transparent, open, but there has to be a division. A lot of people have a work-life balance, and I feel like just because I'm a content creator doesn't mean I should deny myself that same balance. This is still, at the end of the day, work.

That's work. What's next for Tina Kitten? Once the world opens up again, I want to do like IRL broadcasts. A couple of years before, I went backpacking and I love to travel a lot. I like to experience the world with people. I think it's very funny. I would be terrified of streaming IRL because people know where you are in the stream at all times. Are you going to hire a bodyguard? Yes, I will do it. Multiple. Yes. Don't mess with me, they'll get you. You were recently announced as the creator of 100 Thieves, that esports organization. What was that like for you?

Was that a great moment? It seemed like the next step. I always felt that, for my part, I would never, I guess, be part of an organization. I felt like I didn't fit the image, but it was cool because I felt like, I don't know, they recognized me as a creator. Isn't it interesting that you didn't ask anyone to recognize you in that way? You actually dismissed the idea of ​​anyone thinking too much about you, but 100 Thieves are coming your way, you just got inducted into Dream SMP, you're part of these great groups, and I think that alone proves that you deserve it.

It is so nice. I don't know. Is it noted? Yes, noted. Lump in the throat. Isn't it chalk? I think he's drowned. What then is the chalk marking? You attribute it to something. That's what I'm talking about. I'm all written down. Personally, I'm making an effort to accept more things like that just because I think that when I'm ambitious and stuff like that, I would inspire my audience to do the same because I think it's a bad habit to bring myself down and not go for things and stuff because I'm like If they were looking at me and if they see that I reject opportunities because I don't feel like I'm good enough or I explain to them that I don't feel like I'm good enough, I don't want them to put themselves down like that too.

Do you feel like, in some sense, having this audience that you care about and treating yourself how you want them to treat themselves has been beneficial for you? Yes. It makes me want to be better all the time, which I'm very grateful for because I think, "Ooh, I wonder if I'd be alone if this would be the same case," but it's because I know there are people watching, I want to be better myself so that other people are inspired to be better themselves. What brings you the most joy about doing what you do? Seeing a lot more girls in this space and being able to teach them how to draw boundaries and be that person who can bring that kind of comfort to people, that makes me super happy because it's something I wish I had growing up a little bit. .

It's so fun to see how the space changes. I

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a day with Tina Kitten, one of the most magnetically kind people I've ever met. One thing that really suits me is how many of us have the idea that using self-hatred is a medicine that allows us to recognize and even avoid negativity about us before it reaches us, but in reality it may be precisely what we do in the first place. , invites negativity and poison into our lives. Haven't you drunk water? Why drink water when you have blood? Hey? Oh my God. Explains a lot. Don't go to Idrinkblood.com.

Is that a real website? Oh yeah. Idrinkblood.com. Yes, that's it. Do not go there. Don't go to Idrinkblood.com, don't do it. It is real? Never go there. Guys, answer me. Why is everyone so quiet? Is it a real website?