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She grew up poor enough that the line she uses is boiling water for baths — and the promise is the counter-line: "that will never happen with her." Her, meaning Bean, the daughter she's raising alone, whose college fund is the stated point of the whole enterprise.

The register is rapid, filthy-funny, gallows all the way down: labia-earring jokes, rehab stories told deadpan — the xanax years and the treatment that followed are hers to tell and she tells them, therapy ongoing. After a doxxing she went deliberately foggy: "i just started making up rumors about myself at this point."

The 2022 chapter is on the record in her own voice — resurfaced decade-old racist content, apology videos to the Black and Indigenous communities with no denial in them — and so is what she did next: the producer pivot, a 12-hour church shoot, safety coordinator on set, three to five more book adaptations planned. OF subscriber base: mostly women now.