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Hi Taz! I just wanted to say thank you for everything you've helped me with. In my English class, we were doing presentations about someone who we find to be heroic, and I did mine about you. My teacher said she loved your writing and diction, and my class seemed to like it too. I love your videos, especially the one you posted today, so thank you for inspiring me to continue to write myself and helping me with your poetry. I hope you're doing well and keep up your amazing work!

Ah that’s so lovely, thank you for reaching out and sharing that with me. x

Hi! I found you channel when you made that "why are ytbers unhappy" video.. Im not much for poetry, although you seem to have a sense for it but have you ever considered doing documentaries? Because few documentary style videos you made, like the one I mentioned above or jake paul one or t. swift one etc. , are on the professional TV lvl of stuff... And the fact that you did it alone, without crew of people backing you up, only shows your talent for that kind of stuff.. Will we see more of that?

That’s so cool that you found me through that video, I assumed everyone found me through my spoken word poetry. Thank you for messaging me, it’s encouraged me to continue making that type of content - do you have any topic ideas for me to talk about? :)

How come your videos are sexist and act like only girls are insecure?

As a female I tend to write from a female perspective as I don't feel as comfortable writing from a male perspective, no matter how hard I try to empathise I won't truly understand. That's not to say I've never written poetry about male insecurities. My spoken word 'suicide' is written from a male's perspective. I personally feel the gender of the character in the poem is insignificant - anyone can relate to the themes in the poem. Writers write male/female characters doesn't mean the audience is limited to a certain gender, people take from the characters what they relate to. For example I really relate to Harry Potter as a character. In my latest poem the guy is the 'bad guy' but I'm not saying all guys are bad - the last few lines literally says 'find someone who respects you for you', acknowledging that not everyone is like this. I just think people need to be a bit more open minded when interpreting my poems. It's not about men vs women - the poem was just written from a females perspective. Hope that made sense. X