Perfect Heatless Curls My Plastic Surgery & Growing-Up Story (Trigger Warning) | No-Heat Curls
- Posted on 31 August, 2019
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I'M gon na be doing something really out of my comfort zone today and it's actually the scariest thing. I'Ve ever done online and hope you guys are really okay with this, because I'm gon na be just chit-chatting about my background, while I curl my hair. So this is going to be a very raw and honest video and, if you're into this kind of chitchat, evideo leave me a comment down below today's video is gon na cover domestic abuse and child abuse and plastic surgery and Botox and stuff, so all of which Might either trigger you or make you get really rayji? So if these are sensitive topics for you, please exit out okay and if you're new to my channel hi, I'm Tina be sure you guys are following me on Instagram, because that's where I am more often than not these days, okay, so let's get started so each Pack came with 12 rollers and the one hook for you to pull your hair through. I don't know if you guys know, but I'm Korean a lot of people. Mistake me for another race, but I'm actually korean-american. I am mostly Korean meaning. My dad is half Korean and half white and my mom is fook rayon. I don't know if I'm supposed to twist it but we're just gon na figure this out as I go along yeah, so we're gon na twist it and then a little bit mirror and pull it. So this is definitely not long enough at all. So what I'm going to do is just try to do it with two rollers each oh yeah. I mean this produced the most gorgeous wave, I'm kind of worried that it's gon na slip out, but for now it's fine and I'm gon na start taking bigger sections, because I don't want to run out so anyway um. I know I don't talk a lot myself on YouTube because I'm pretty much an introvert but very very closed up. Introvert. That'S why I don't really share much at all about myself, but I come from a very functional family. I'Ve been on my own since I was 17 to tell you guys all about my background. My parents immigrated to the United States when I was 11 and and very shortly thereafter, my dad got into a very bad accident. He got struck by lightning. Well, he didn't get struck by lightning all right, I'm laughing about this, because one of the chances right he didn't get struck by lightning something the lightning struck something next to him. So he was really really hurt right, so he was in the hospital he had brain damage so that changed his personality drastically from a very nice guy to someone who was very abusive. I'M gon na speed through this because it's hard to talk about, but I don't open up about anything on YouTube or anywhere else. So I want to tell you guys so my dad got into a very bad accident very shortly after we immigrated to this country and he had brain damaged because of the incident. So he went from being a very nice guy to someone who would he had mental issues like he? Wouldn'T he couldn't remember something longer than 10 minutes. So if you told him something 10 minutes later, he wouldn't remember it, and he also thought that my little brother, my youngest brother, I'm the oldest of three. By the way I have a younger sister and a younger brother. He also thought that my younger brother was not his that my mom had an affair and that's how my brother came to be so he would try. He would beat my mother with a baseball bat all the time and because I grew up with my mom, always telling me that I have to take care of my little sister and brother. I would also try to take care of my mom while that was going on. So I would jump in front of my father beating the like out of her, so that went on for a while until my mom just had to send him away, because he was really dangerous to the kids okay, so that happened like like always in like a Year and half a year and then my mom remarried, because you know she emigrated to another country with no family, she didn't speak any English. He was just like a housewife. She just took care of the kids and my dad would make the money. So when my dad got into that huge accident, he was in the hospital for like six literally and my mom had to go, get a job. She'S never worked in her life. She didn't have a driver's license or anything we used to live, Oh, like in the projects, literally and very, very poor. We are on welfare when I was little little like 11 12. I didn't understand that you're not supposed to get free lunch, but I went to school with free lunch, so that was going on and then and then, when my dad was sent to Korea because he was just so mental. My mom remarried because she needed to take care of the kids right and she married someone who was even worse. He ended up being an alcoholic. He ended up being just as abusive as my dad. My girl, that, by the way I haven't seen or talked to my dad since that time, so he married someone who was even worse than my real father, not knowing what's not really knowing him and he ended up being extremely extremely violent. He was also he would break everything he used to chase me around the house with a knife trying to kill me. He was also a pedophile. I mean there were just yes, I had a very, very rough childhood and when I was 17 I left home. So I've been on my own since then and then about four years later I met my husband and we got married and then I was introduced to my husband's family and they are literally the Brady Bunch. You know I tell you guys when I'm in Korea - and I get so many messages from people asking me about plastic surgery and in Korea, because Korea is known to be the capital of plastic surgery. So I'm gon na go over what I actually had done, because I know you guys want to know what some people ask me anyway. So let me tell you guys: I do get Botox here. I get this on every three to six months and I do it really, naturally, so that you know it's not frozen. So I get my botox Botox is not filler. Botox just freezes your muscles so that you don't have lines or it shrinks things that you don't want. Like your jaw line. My jaw is naturally small. It'S not. I don't have anything done to my job or anything okay, so I only get my my forehead botoxed. I'Ve tried getting the outers part as well, and that looked horrible for me because I just felt like made my smile look really frozen, because when you get Botox here it makes your eyes bigger, because you don't squint as much like. I have small eyes. So I thought maybe I'll just do it to make my eyes appear bigger when I saw because when I laughed you guys might notice that my eyes literally disappear, but I decided I didn't like that frozen. Look like. I would rather have like small, tiny eyes and no expression, so I did that once and I didn't get it done after that. What else well filler! I do get filler under my eyes and this part here, because I look so tired. If I don't do it and I've done it, maybe twice okay, so this isn't like I'm, I'm very, very cautious about what I do to my face. But I want to be honest with you guys, I'm very, very cautious, and you should be too if you decided to it, I'm not encouraging you guys to do it or discouraging you guys. It'S your face. It'S your money! It'S your body! It'S your life! Okay, but just be careful and that you don't go crazy and just end up destroying your looks. Oh, I think you can take bigger sections yeah. So let's take bigger sections. I also get my lip. I get lip fuller. I do it once a year, so I got this done about nine or ten months ago, but I don't do a lot. I do like 3/4 of a syringe. If you guys get little errs, you know how little that is, and I do that because I have wrinkles, you know from aging, so that gets filled. I'Ve always had like naturally plump lips and with age. You know you tend to become a raisin. So that's why? I get that do that and I focus mainly on my top lip. Okay. I also had my nose. I have a deviated deviated septum, which means that was slightly crooked inside the nose and outside is up annoyingly inside the nose, which made my voice very nasally. I you really notice it different afterwards, but I think people said that it's less less than easily. But yes, so that's what I did it didn't affect the way it looked because, like I didn't, do anything else except strain it like. So you see here see there's nothing. So this is just like my nose straightened what else off therapy. I don't a therapy twice, and that was the biggest waste of money. If you guys are thinking about doing a therapy altura in korea, altura and in the u.s.. It'S called author p for anti-aging, like it's supposed to, like all therapy, is tightening it's supposed to give you guys some kind of like a lift. My battery died so had to change the battery. So anyways I was saying all therapy is where they should laser into your skin to tighten right. So it's like a supposedly a facelift, but it's not. I saw no result whatsoever literally, if you guys go see the before and after it's like you, take a picture and then the next pictures like this, it's a waste of money, and I was a fool enough to do it twice, because the doctor said well. You know the results are very gradual, you'll see it within three to six months. Okay, you guys trust me on this. I'Ve done it. It was a big fat waste of money. Luckily, I got it done in Korea, where the price is like one-third of what it cost here in the US. So I do have a scar from here to here and I have some scar here and some Lego, like all over my feet, like a very faint scar marks, because I was in a very bad accident when I was little so that is from that. Otherwise this face is mine, my teeth, as I told you guys, I came from a very dark messed-up family and we had no money, so that meant that no dental visits right. So by the time I was 18, I had so many cavities, because I was the first time ever going to a dentist. Like the first time, I went to a dentist if my with my own money, like my mom, never took us to the dentist, because she couldn't afford to just to give you guys an idea of how poor I was. We had the electricity turned off practically like every other month. Kuzma, my mom couldn't pay it yeah. So that's pretty much it. I want to get my my lid fixed because it sucks to have skin hanging over your lashes unless you've been there. You wouldn't understand this annoyance, like as you get older. If you have hooded eyes, this will affect everyone. You might not have this problem now, but, as you get older and older, your lips start getting heavier and heavier and heavier, and for some people you will need to get it fixed. But if you were born with hooded eyes in the first place, like a lot of Asian people, are this problem will start affecting you really early on in life? If you guys follow me on Instagram I'll show you guys some of the things that we're doing in Korea while I visit them, I mean when I'm in Korea. I you literally just hang out with my mother and father-in-law and they're like in their 90's 80s. So we eat every two hours I gained so much weight. I gained a lot of weight already, but I came like even more and I'm there I'm so bloated because it keeps feeding us like crazy and my father-in-law loves to drive and we're always lost a 90 year old man driving in he's, like tiny he's so cute. I want to show you guys, like the like, really interesting parts of Korea but, as I said, we're always like with them. Of course, we should be with them, because that's the whole point of going there. The back side of me wants like just go, eat junk food because I love Korean junk food you, but I don't really get a chance to do that here. Oh my god! This is so amazing. You guys what I like about this wave is that it's not like sharp the corners aren't sharp like a parade. You know how you can braid your hair and you get that wave. This one actually looks like an S wave, so it looks very soft, but we'll see what it looks like when it dries ah, but I seem to be doing this better when I'm talking I love fall fall is my favorite time of the year nationalised and summertime. You don't really shop close because you don't really wear a lot right, but I wore the hell out of the H & M sweaters because they did something so quality has gone like way up. Zara quality has gone down. I don't know if you guys noticed. I bought a couple of like boots shoes I try buying. I returned everything and Holly. Just it was horrible. It was literally part not that target has bad quality but they're not expensive, either right so for the target price. I think it's good, but Zara is charging like $ 200 or boots and they are literally Target quality. Oh god, I have a feeling. I talk too much, so I'm gon na have to condense all my rambling into something that makes sense, but it's really hard for me to open up. I mean I'm so introverted and my experience in my childhood made it even more so because I've always felt like I was going to get attacked while living in that kind of situation. I grew up with my just like me, being the oldest my parents. Never being there having to take care of my little sister and brother and when my parents were home, it was always violent. Like things were breaking my dad was chasing me with a knife where I'm always like, or I am either getting. My ass beat because I'm getting in front of him and my mom, my sister, I just want ruler man, I'm going to combine them and use one ruler, ha ha. You got a hustle, I'm going to go. Try to sleep. If I can't sleep, I'm going to just dry with the blow-dryer, not hot okay, so it's been about nine and I got ta tell you guys it was the worst night of my life. I could barely sleep with this plastic all over my head and I woke up with the imprint of these things on my face, so I definitely don't recommend that you guys do this overnight, but they did produce these beautiful waves, so I do recommend it. However, not while you're sleeping okay so - and that's it, thank you guys so much for spending your time with me today and if you guys enjoy today's content, be sure to give me a thumbs up, follow me on Instagram, so we can always be in touch. I love you guys have a beautiful weekend. Everyone bye, you
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esther naidu: I'm sorry for all the pain but you rose from all the ash and you are such an inspiration
Brittany Evans: Girl, I can’t imagine how hard this is to share. I applaud you for opening up.
Katy Kowchee: Wow, I would’ve never imagined you came from such a traumatic background. You really seem to have turned your life around
a.ileen rodriguez: Thank you for opening up❤️❤️❤️ it must’ve taken a lot of courage . You’re a fighter!! That means you have an unbelievable purpose that’s amazing God bless you
Alex Gaboury: You're incredibly brave, and a true inspiration. ❤️
nerd-girl: Thank you for sharing your story, you should be so proud of the amazing person you are now because you are such an inspiration. I also think you would be just as beautiful without any of the Botox and fillers. Thank you for sharing such great videos xx
Mariana Biefeld: Aww girl thank you for opening up and your honesty. Love your videos. ❤
Natalie B: I’m so so sorry to hear of your horrendous experiences. Congratulations on all your success darling xx
amry: girl, my heart is in pain from this story. that’s just beyond sad. But: what an amazing women you have become - what an inspiration to everyone
Özlem: I know it’s hard sharing painful stuff from the past. You’re a beautiful strong woman and you should be very proud of yourself.
Maggie May: I was in shock to hear your story. I love watching your videos. You have such a good vibe. I’m glad you had the strength to overcome those difficult times. Wishing you the best. God bless you girl.
Lora: You are just incredible Tina. Such an inspiration and deserve every happiness in life
Nichole D: Thank you for being so vulnerable and sharing your story. I am so sorry that you went through all of that, but it seems like your life has improved exponentially!
autumneave: Thank you so much for sharing about your life. To others that have been abused, hearing someone else's story always makes them feel not so alone or guilty, like they brought the abuse on themselves. Survivors are the strongest, most empathetic people, it was so kind of you to share, I know how hard that can be. I also wanted to thank you for your videos. I had to have one shoulder replaced due to a genetic collagen disorder, Ehler-Danlos and still need to have the other shoulder done. Your videos have helped me with so many short cuts and tips to fix my hair. The most important tip was learning to put conditioner on the ends if my hair and shampoo only on the roots and only rinse once.. It's a lifesaver for my arms. Thank you for all you do. Hugs Cammie
shreya saxena: You are a strong, brave woman! I love you!! Thanks for uploading this amazing, inspiring video! I hope you upload on YouTube more often!!❤❤❤
KandiLash: You have such a great spirit for all you’ve endured!
Lpg 8: Wow, I never would have guessed that you suffered like this. I'm glad you are in a better place and I'm hoping that you found a wonderful man who understands and supports you.
Hannouna: Thank you for sharing your story. It means a lot. You have endured a lot of things that we didn't have to and i find you really strong for overcoming them and being able to talk about them considering what happened and the fact that you're an introvert. I hope everyone in the family is doing good now. And for the hairstyle, beautiful as usual!
Kristi Gibson-Cormier: Honey thank you for sharing I love your hairstyles.. I am 57 tons of wrinkles.. Also hooded eyes.. Your so right that hooded eyes get worse every year. The lines around the lips are so bad. Lip liner is must.. .. Great video honey
Sumbul Zeba: I am really very proud of you.. I admired you for your personality and skills but now I admire you for your strength too. You Glow Girl!!
Julie Padilla: ❤I'm so sorry you had to go thru this. You are a beautiful and strong woman and it took a lot of courage for you to share your story with us. Sending you love from Mexico
Vanessa Martinez: Wow, I am so truly sorry for your childhood experiences that took a lot of courage to share and I thank you for sharing your story. You are such a beautiful, strong woman and I love your channel! God bless you. ❤️
Worry Less Smile More: Wow that was such a heartbreaking story. I’ve had it rough too but not to the extent of physical mine was more mental from my stepmother. Your hair came out beautiful. Do you get your ends thinned out? They look really good. The bottom of my hair is so thick and blunt. I like the v shape that some women get . ❤️
Sophia Espinoza: Thank you for sharing your story - I really appreciate when people open up as it shows your human side. You are beautiful on the inside and out.
Kai Raza: I’m so sorry to hear of your pain You are so incredibly strong Congratulations on your success ❤️
Love for good: Thank you so much for opening up about your childhood, your life when you were younger and your family struggles. I understand that it must have been hard to open up about it and tell us what you did, I deeply appreciate it and YES I definitely would like and enjoy more videos like this. I hope you get filled with so much support and appreciation for this video than hate, although I don't understand why anyone would hate this video. Sending love and a big hug your way. : )
Stevie Kimber: I love your hair videos, and it is amazing that you were able to put yourself in such a vulnerable position and share your past with your viewers. You are an angel!
Carol P: Thank you for sharing such a personal story. You are so incredibly strong and beautiful (both inside and out).
Heather Elizabeth: You are such an amazing person! Thank you for sharing your story.
Ceylor: I’ve been watching you for so long now. My heart breaks hearing your story. Thank you for sharing, you are such a beautiful and intelligent human being!!!
Veronica Garcia: Thank you for opening up and talk about your past. I’m a child abuse survivor and feel your pain. God bless you
Sustainably_Styled_Squad: I have so much respect for you Tina! You have made a wonderful life for yourself despite your rough childhood. On a different note, I am also Korean and have hooded eyes. I have my upper lids done last year when I was 30 and it has made such a difference!
Edith Alfaro: Thank you for letting us into your life a bit more this is just a great reminder to always treat people with kindness bc you never know what they’ve been through❤️
Nith03: You certainly are a strong gem! Thank you for sharing your story. I’m struggling through my own “story” still. Hoping there’s a light at the end. Thank you
Eustacia Wilford: I so appreciate you sharing your story. We love watching you shine your light, I feel like you're my bestie. My mom is adopted from Korea and you totally remind me of her. Keep doing you!!
Yvette: Thank you for stepping out of your comfort zone. I appreciate your honesty and encourage you to continue. For me talking about my childhood helps me accept what it was and move on instead of letting it sit and fester in my belly. How amazing though that you came to a new country at 11 and have achieved so much! Love you.
i_bleed_ makeup: Tina, I just adore you so much. I've been following you here on YouTube for about 5 1/2 years. Thank you so much for sharing your life with us. I know it was hard for you to do. I'm so happy that you were able to get away from that horrible situation and make a good life for yourself. I know you said in this video that you haven't talked to your father since you were young, and I know it's hard for you to talk about, but would you be willing to do an update video on what your brother, sister, and mother are doing today? If not I totally understand ❤ Thank you so much for sharing. I love you ❤
Danielle: your videos are always so nice and relaxing to watch! I love that you wanted to open up and tell us more about yourself! thank you
mae4boo: Thank you for sharing this. I watch a lot of inspirational things online but for some reason yours moved me the most. I feel like I can overcome anything now :) As an aside, I hope one day you can look in the mirror and see the stunning and amazing beauty that we all see.
Gaby: AweI’m so sorry about your childhood . You are so brave to share your life story with us. Bless your heart ❤️.
Nadeen Hossam: The heatless curls are perfect and your story is so inspirational
Kristen'sKorner: Thank you so much for putting yourself out there by sharing your life with us! You aren't alone! You are so inspiring to all of us who have had similar life situations.
Orchidenica: All I can say is that I'm sorry for all of the pain you and your family went through. I love watching your videos because you're so kind and wholesome. Take care of yourself. X
amanda rodriguez: I'm sorry you had to go through that at such a young age. I've been subscribed for years now, since high school and I'm 25 going on 26 now I really like you chit chatting with us ❤ sending you lots of love ❤
Alexis: I love you Tina! You are so brave. And I admire your come up story, you may not be the richest and most famous person, but to overcome all those obstacles and now be able to have a happy and safe life. That's the real goal
Fay Aziz: You’re beautiful and strong and should be so proud of yourself ❤️❤️
Eastern Secrecy: I'm very impressed that you were able to open up the way you did. I'm sorry you had to have those experiences but you're a survivor. That's something to be proud of.
Laven Phetteplace: Thank you for sharing your story!
Richa Jain: More power and love to you tina!!❤️❤️
Mji X: I adore you, Tina. Been a fan for years. Well done.
Riya Solanki: More power to you girl ❤ and how's your mom? She must be devasted after all this
Crystal Mendoza: You are an inspiration! ❤️
Kulsum H: I have been following you since you began youtube. I always saw such a beautiful girl with hidden pain. Now I know why. This is the first time your audience got to know you. Thank you for sharing your brave story with us. You're such an inspiration
Misty Rhodes: That was very brave for you to share such personal experiences and very painful ones at that. You are amazing and strong. I love your channel so much, you are so beautiful & talented!! Thank you for all the great videos and for sharing your story. Hugs
Katelynn Marie: You’re such a strong woman with a beautiful soul ❤️
Katrina Klapproth: Thank You for sharing your story Such a sad start to life. You are such an amazing person, I love watching your videos.
Christine Chavez: I have watched you from the very beginning. And I have to say. I love this side you showed. It may be difficult to talk about, but it's real af. Nd that's what we need. We dont always need the glam life. Let's us actually learn more about you and who knows you may be helping someone else who is going through this.
Natasha van der Schyff: What I love most about this story is that you don't use any of your suffering as an excuse and you don't see yourself as the victim. Instead, you try to spread positivity and bring love into the world.
S T: you're a real inspiration ❤️
Jill L. {justjillyo}: You are so brave! I can't imagine what that was like for you and your Mom and siblings. It's so sad that happened to your Dad and the side effects weren't his fault... But wow it ruined his life, really! I'm very introverted as well so I can sympathize with how hard it was for you to open up about such a traumatic time in your life. I'm so glad you pushed through and made a good life for yourself!!!!
Kanwal Asif: Hey Tina! I as an introvert knows how hard it is to tell people about your life and especially any bad experiences. I'm happy however, that dealt with such painful times and became the strong woman you are. I will just say that we all have our bad experiences in life , there is no perfect life that all of us seek , but it is also all these experiences that makes us who we are and I'm truly glad that you didn't give up during any of this!!!!!! I will always LOVE YOU Tina!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Katie Evert: Tina, I have been watching you for years. To hear this.... You are such a strong woman. I'm not sure if you'll read this, but I love you. I'm so glad you survived and found your husband and his family. Thank you.
Cynthia G: Thanks for sharing your story and strength. Hugs to you
2eyeluvmac2: Thank you for opening up. I'm sorry you went through that. You should look into seeing a counselor who deals with trauma. It really works. Please do more videos like this. Are u a hairdresser? You're so good with hair. Can u do a video about Korean skincare? Thank you.
Amy Mullen: I am sorry you had a rough childhood, I can relate! Look at you now! You are amazing, strong and beautiful!
Aida Jordan: So sorry to hear that you had such childhood. And thank you for you honest and courage. ❤
happeningmomofthree925: You are so brave! It was nice to “talk” with you :)
Caroline Vallée: I am sorry to hear you had to go though such a hard childhood. Love your videos ❤
Jasmine Jugmohan: Thank you for sharing your story with us.
Michelle Holly: Hello Tina thank you for sharing your story it is similar to mine.
Dr. Moushumi Gongopadhyay: Proud of you Lady! It takes immense guts to open up and talk about your abuses. I am a Mental Health and I have seen how difficult it is for people to talk about their abusive childhood. I hope you have forgiven and let go of your past. Please do it in case you have not, because you are a beautiful person and you should heal from within. May God Bless you with His choicest Blessings always.
Karen Redding: Wow! I have long hair, and you made this tutorial look very easy. I'm certainly going to buy and try this product. Right now to get the wavy look I spray my hair with a mixture of water and gel, and then braid my hair on all 3 sides, and then pin it up at night. But I do have to use a small curling iron on the tips of my hair. ❤
Karla Salas: You are a very strong amazing woman. Your such an inspiration
Kendall Blake: Thank you so much for sharing that! Sending you love and light
Mrinalini Tegwal: Hey ! You're such an amazing and strong woman. I I wish you have a wonderful life ahead. I have always loved your content and have a huge crush on you. I love you tinnnaaaa !! You're so inspiring ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Itzel Diaz: You are just so beautiful inside and out. I admire your strength and thank you very much for sharing ❤️. Love your videos
Joivette Arias: This is was a really good great motivation video thanks for sharing something so part of your life...we love you
Rebecca L: You have risen from the ashes like a phoenix! On a personal note, it’s very hard to share or talk about these kinds of things. You are a survivor! I love your videos! I still watch, even though The styles never work on my hair, since it’s so thin. Haha
Rodie Reichard: Thank you for opening up to us. You are a very beautiful strong woman. ❤
luna: You are a strong woman, keep the good work.
Caroline Ann: Hi tina thank u for telling us your story. Your one strong courageous woman.
Stephanie Smith: Love u Tina please do more youtube love your style and hair tutorials so inspiring tfs
Trish Pipkins: I'm so sorry you went through this. I had a dark childhood and unfortunately married a really bad man. I finally got the courage to leave him and then I found my husband who is so amazing. We are so much stronger than we realize. Thank you for sharing. I know you're helping others just by sharing your story.
Silver Soul: Big hugs to you and brave of you to come out with your story.
GamingWithMus: I don't have any words. This was a lot to speak about and absorb. You know, sometimes we take a look at people's lifestyles and don't realize where they may have been and how they are where they are today. You are a strong woman. I'm just speechless.
Jenifer R. López Mota: You are beautiful and inspirational!!
Jenny Sucilla: Bless your heart! You're beautiful inside and out.
Rukshana Akthar: Ur so pretty and ur eyes do not disappear when u smile!!! I have been watching you for so long but havent in awhile and started watching your story now and its so heartbreaking ❤️
Kathryn Gardner: Maybe in the next viedo you chat you can rell us how you met your husband, i would love to hear that story!
Bronze Beauty: Love your channel even more!! Thank you for sharing!!
Melissa Torres: You are so brave for sharing this it was obvious it was very hard to talk about but you are so awesome & so strong. Have you ever talked to a counselor, just to vent & let it out? We love you Tina ❤️ oh and how about a story time of how you met your hubby?
Pink Sparkly Roses: Amazing. You are so brave! Thank you for sharing! Love you back!
Arathi Aru: Love you so much Tina ...u r been always special and u will be special forever
Jasmine Lam: Can't even imagine what you have to go through, hope life will treat you well from now on!
Marisol Dominguez: It takes a brave person to be a transparent with what has happened to them over the years.
Eliana Sadler: thankou for sharing this with us. i understand that it can be hard to talk about ourselves.
astrud lang: You´re beautiful.period.Thanks for sharing. (And your tutorials are the best!)
Shamsa Ansari: Even before watching i can say that i am in for the chit chat videos... I really wanted to know about your life and how you're in person and just wanted to know you a little bit... Thanks for this video.... AND I LOVE YOU SO MUCH ♥️♥️♥️♥️ NOW lemme watch this video first....
Kelsey Teter: It is NOT easy talking about the things you’ve experienced when they’re that hard. I respect you putting it out there!! It’s important, ESPECIALLY for young girls; young women, to know that you can break out of that cycle and find success and happiness!!! I also had a very abusive father and my mom knew everything that was happening and just let it while she went through her own abuse at his hands. It’s AWFUL. But you can absolutely overcome it and be a better person than what you were taught!!! Thank you for being brave enough to share!!!