@jeremyanayabeauty: Some days, it’s hard to keep showing up. Not because I don’t love what I do, but because the world isn’t always loving back. Being an Afro-Latino, gay, neurodivergent man in America right now means I carry more than brushes, cameras, and creativity, I carry fear, grief, and resilience in equal measure. I’ve learned to contour pain into power. To light a set even when the world feels dark. And I’ve learned that silence, while comfortable for others, is a luxury I can no longer afford. I’m not sharing this for sympathy. I’m sharing this because I know I’m not the only one. Because while I build my business and serve my clients with excellence, I will also use my voice. Not just for me… but for every client, artist, or soul who’s ever been told to shrink to survive. I won’t shrink. I’ll shine louder. This is what perseverance looks like. This is what beauty rooted in truth looks like. If you’ve ever felt like you had to hide pieces of yourself to be seen, you’re not alone. I see you. I am you. And together, we are not just surviving, we’re creating legacy. #bostonmakeupartist #bostonphotographer #bostonhairstylist #blackownedbusiness #latinoownedbusiness #immigrantsmakeamericagreat #lgbtq #gayownedbusiness

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