Misty Tripoli reads a message from a gay man with ADHD who left his London TV job for a villa in rural Thailand, saying her content helped him escape corporate life. She reacts with gratitude and pride.
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Okay, so I'm, you know, in bed doing the dog chill thing, you know, like I do. And I'm going through comments, you know, it's bed doom scrolling kind of shit, you know. And I was sent a really awesome message that I wanted to share with you. So. Misty, I'm honestly not the kind of person who writes messages like this, but I wanted to. I just wanted to say you helped me massively through a rough patch. I'm a gay guy in my early 30s with ADHD. I was stuck on the treadmill of corporate life in the TV and entertainment industry in London. The past couple of years were hard. Feeling trapped in a system that rewards conformity while knowing deep down that it's all just make believe nonsense. I'm probably not your intended audience. No, you're not. But it's awesome. But your account came up at a time when I was desperate for freedom. Your story really resonated. It felt like someone finally articulated what I couldn't. Four months later, after following your content, I'm living in a villa in rural northern Thailand. I couldn't be happier. Truly so grateful. What you've created and how it's helped me reconnect with what matters. Like what an awesome message to receive and so unexpected. Thank you for letting me know that. Fuck yeah. Mission accomplished. Mission accomplished, sir. Well done.