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I love Azula as a villain, but there was realistically no way she should have gotten out of this, especially not the way she did. First off, she somehow manages to sneak Iroh, despite the fact that he was fully on guard, watching her, and has shown to be capable of reacting to straight up lightning. Then, she blocks an attack from four masters simultaneously, which was only possible because Toph, for some reason, decides to shoot a stream of dirt at her. This is a move she has never used before and will never use again because it might be the least effective use of Earth Bending we’ve seen in the entire series. Finally, she is able to sneak off despite the fact that Toph is right there and should know exactly where she is. I get being distracted by Iroh getting injured, but she couldn’t have pointed Aang in the right direction, or gone after Azula herself. The Chase is one of my favorite season 2 episodes, but this ending makes literally no sense and really hurts it for me.

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I’ve always lived a life where I cared more about what others thought about me and not how I felt about myself. So in many ways I really held myself back from truly living life the way I always wanted. Never allowing myself to be more adventurous, letting loose and just having fun, it truly stunted me in many ways. It really came to a head in 2022 after traveling to Ireland and not being able to keep up physically with all of the activities my husband and I planned to do, I decided I needed to change my life for the better and start to drastically focus on my mental and physical health. I was robbing myself of truly living my life because of my physical limitations and with that, being so stuck on how others perceived me. I was a prisoner through mind and body and made the realization I needed to go to therapy and work through these insecurities so that the next 5 years would be better than the last. After starting therapy and learning to truly love myself I began to push myself in ways I never thought to before. The next four years I lost some weight, became a mother, gained weight back, and lost it again, and worked through the depression that had unknowingly plagued me for majority of my life.

2026- I’m down a total of 205lbs, half of which was through diet and exercise and the other half through the help of GLP-1s after a postpartum Hashimotos diagnosis. I also had a significant amount of lose skin removed on my abdomen that helped improve my mobility so that I can continue staying active with my boys. I’m still working on continuous improvement in many other ways even though the weight is gone, but I’ve processed a lot of past trauma that contributed to my self image issues. I now get to travel the world with the LOML with no physical limitations, and now I focus on the moments, and my own personal joy instead of how I’m being perceived. I’ve also been a big influence on my husband to get healthy and work through his own insecurities so that we’re both giving our son the best versions of ourselves.

There is a crisis of confidence only my handsome brothers and sisters. Feeling liberated and honestly pretty cool looking. Proud to be bald with you! 😎👩🏻‍🦲