Quin

#28 turn me up❤️

functional depression is real. you joke, you work, you love, you play, you are still there for others, but mentally you are drowning

I too will be in DC this weekend if you wanna link up I’m staying at 6010 WOODSPRINGS SUITES!! CAMP SPRINGS, MARYLAND

@thegirljt Lmaooooooo I love you

Me to the Juvies.

This is Kelly price coded I'm screaming!!!

Me realizing everybody is replaceable, including me.

how life feels when nobody knows what you're up to or where you are

I’d argue that once you hit your late 20’s you realize you were practicing adulthood for the last 10 years and it’s not what you really wanted because you probably decided your entire life trajectory before your frontal lobe fully formed and it makes a lot of sense to have the desire to start all over with the knowledge you gained once real adulthood and life experience hit

i hope nene knows i do this everyday 😂

Lol hate to sound selfish but I love a touch me not

To sit by the ocean and disassociate.

Being depressed and sober will definitely give you understanding on how folks become addicts

You don't have to show everybody your full personality like it's very okay to be absolutely nobody to some people.

Friendship break ups are so hard because maybe I did love you more than I loved my husband

“Let’s get a table outside” Me:

no bcos the real princesses of new jersey was my fav skit on this show

this show definitely lived up to its title, they was just doing anything

today’s generation of kids are about to finally witness some actual good brainrot, cause sonny with a chance was so impactful to my humor

Disney paid a 13-year-old $15,000 an episode while selling $100 million in merchandise with her face on it. She never saw a dollar of the merch money. Hilary Duff made $975,000 total for 65 episodes of Lizzie McGuire. The show's dolls, sleeping bags, notebooks, and Kohl's apparel line generated over $100 million in revenue for Disney. Her cut of that: reportedly zero. The movie grossed $55.5 million worldwide. She got $1 million. Then Disney tried to lock her in. They offered a primetime ABC spinoff at $35,000 per episode and a sequel for $4 million plus 4% of gross. When her mother pushed for better terms, Disney gave them 24 hours to accept and then pulled the entire deal. Her mom's quote: "Disney thought they'd be able to bully us into accepting whatever offer they wanted to make, and they couldn't. We walked away from a sequel. They walked away from a franchise." She was 16. Most child stars who walk away from their franchise at 16 don't come back. The list of early-2000s Disney kids who maintained stable careers, stable finances, and stable public lives is brutally short. Duff did seven seasons of Younger. Wrote novels. Raised three kids. Stayed out of tabloids for a decade. Then in late 2025, she dropped a comeback single. Her "Small Rooms, Big Nerves" warm-up shows sold out instantly, marking her first headline concerts in over a decade. The Lucky Me Tour starts June 2026. Seven countries. 47 North American cities. Madison Square Garden. Red Rocks. The O2 in London. She added second nights in LA, New York, Toronto, and London because the first dates sold out too fast. Her husband produced the album. The math that sticks: Disney made $100 million off a teenager and paid her less than $2 million total. Twenty-five years later she's headlining MSG and they're still selling Lizzie McGuire reruns. That hallway walk on JHud's set is 25 years of receipts arriving at once.

No line at the drive thru! Great morning!