i'm stoked to be reading all your supportive comments around this video. it took me about 18+ hrs to write this video essay (i really wanted it to be good!) for the next week or so, i'll be flying out to see some family for the holidays, so won't be streaming on twitch. come through on IG for holiday week stories! instagram ➭ instagram.com/chloe.shih/ discord ➭ discord.gg/chloeshih twitter ➭ twitter.com/colorsofchloe also comment below if there are topics you want me to cover (career-related or fun)!

@Peacelily22

2 ай бұрын

This was super helpful Chloe! What if they’re answer is just-this is our budget for talent acquisition

Your strong sense of justice is admirable Chloe! I've seen your other video (re Tiktok) and I can relate with having values I don't want to be compromised. I've been through a lot of stress during my grad school days because of conflicting values, priorities, and expectations. Your story gives me hope that it'll also be possible for me to find a more fulfilling career (and progression) and be treated as someone who matters and brings value. Thank you! Subscribed to your channel!

CHLOE ahhhh ily you're so articulated and articulated while expressing empathy. I will be using your advice for sure, THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!

Chloe, I love your videos so much! They are incredibly informative, insightful, and SO helpful! Navigating Corporate America as a child of immigrants/POC is already such a crazy struggle--thinking about things like negotiating pay and having career development conversations can be so scary (especially as a fellow Asian American!), but your videos shed a lot of light on these topics. Thank you for sharing your stories. You're doing great things!!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hi codibear! Ah I’m so glad to hear this honestly. I felt I was shooting in the dark when I first started out in the industry and really didn’t think that things had to play out the way they did. Glad it’s reaching people like you!!! 🥰🥰

I really like watching your "serious" videos like this instead of other styles of videos. This kind of content makes your channel stand out compared to other female KZreadrs! You're very professional when you talk intelligently without any cursing words, and this makes the audiences like me enjoy and want to keep watching your videos without skipping any seconds. Thank you for sharing your insight on how to negotiate with the recruiters/HR. It's very useful!

Thanks Chloe! I'm getting ready to start a role in product management and have been spamming your videos to get ready and get a feel for what's ahead. Your videos are so informative, friendly, and approachable. Thank you!!

ahhhh CHLOEEEE this was so good omg!!! So happy I get to stay up to date with you through youtube :) congrats on your new job, your first ever sponsorship, and happy belated birthday!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

ommmg shooo!!!! hellooo!! thank you so much for watching and commenting haha. and YES first sponsorship ahhh! it seems super normal in the youtube landscape, but i'm personally screaming inside. thank you for the birthday wishes too! wishing you all the best in sf

I love your channel so much!! So refreshing.

This was the BEST video on negotiation I've ever seen. The specific scripts are SO helpful - it's so hard to know how to phrase these things. Thank you so much!!!!!

ready for the casual vibes! also wish I found this video when I was negotiating but will def use these tips for the next one! loved it as always and HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHLO!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Haha Riki yasssss casual vibes!! And ah I know this video was so highly requested a while back, but took me dozens of hours to put together properly. AND THANK YOU FOR THE BIRTHDAY WISHES!!! 🥰🥰🥰

Chloe! I loved this video and tips. I also felt the same way too once I found out how much they were making. I also feel the same being a POC in the tech field. Keep making great videos!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

OMG Ruben!! Haiiiiii!! And agh I know!! This is way more common than I hoped :< I'm glad you left and are in a better place!!

I'm ready for the fun/casual vibessssss!! lol Thank you for all the great tips, Chloe :) I really appreciate how much you broke down each component of negotiating and gave different examples of how to approach them in a not-super-aggressive way. Also congrats on the first sponsor!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

omg you're the first person ready for the fun casual vibes😂😂 and I'm glad you appreciate the negotiations breakdown!! I swear it's so awkward for me to say aggressive things and I actually come off as not super confident. I had to find the right language that fits me, which took a lotta time. ALSO 1ST SPONSOR WOO!!! Thank you for your support girl

really helpful! especially the handling of low ball offer and nudging for your hiring value recognition

This is an excellent video, Chloe. I really like how you broke negotiating a salary down logically AND empathetically. I will definitely be using your approach for my upcoming interview. Keep making great videos like this one!

@chloeshih

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful, Tanner!! Excited for your upcoming interviews!!

Great video! I had a question Chloe. How do you find and start a relationship with these mentors? Can you talk about this in a video or answer here if you have time?

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Seeam! That's a really great question. I'll definitely cover a video on this! Appreciate your suggestion!

@artofsmh

2 жыл бұрын

@@chloeshih I really love this idea and this is one of the main issues I’m having now is finding mentors who will coach qualified individuals without a degree to the next step of their careers. Is it possible to provide some advice for those of us who don’t have a university degree who want to switch into product management?

@diyaghosh5104

Жыл бұрын

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Chloe this is pure GOLD!! Thank you so much for sharing this

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hiiii!! So glad it's helpful to ya!! Got many other similar vids too. Cheers!

Really love your videos, Chloe! Can't wait for more content (especially the "fun" ones!) Keep up the amazing work!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jenniiifferrr! Omg yes finally someone who is interested in the fun vids hahah 😂 will hope to add some fun vlogs as we're approaching the holiday season!

I appreciate your videos so much Chloe! Thank you for providing such helpful tips & high quality contents

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you being here too, vz!! Glad the tips and outline have been helpful!!

happy birthday chlo!! 🤙🏻

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

aww thank you, val!

Love your energy and honesty, especially around POC being paid less than their white counterparts. It's a massive issue in the UK too and more wage transparency will help improve this disparity. Thank you for making this content and helping educate other POC on how to play the game.

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Wage disparity seems to be an issue in most places since money is such a taboo subject. I'm glad this is helpful to you as well even though I'm speaking mostly from experiences in the US!

You just reminded me of some stuff that i need to brush up on and what i know that i have not used. Thanks. I like your videos.

As a graduate starting out in the tech industry, this is so important to learn! I accepted a role with low salary ("Non-Negotiable") at a big company awhile ago. This week I told them I am opting out as the salary was fixed for roughly a year. Thank you for this video and for encouraging us women to negotiate! :)

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Chloe! Oh wow - that’s huge! Happy for you to stand your ground. A lot of first jobs are said to be non negotiable, but that’s just simply not true or it’s not a job ladder the company wants to invest in for long-term talent. I’m happy for you making a courageous choice! Wishing you all the best in your career!!!

@chloelovesscones

2 жыл бұрын

@@chloeshih Thank you so much Chloe! I tried negotiating before accepting the offer but was slapped with a "non-negotiable" and "all graduates receive the same pay". Now I know better to counter argue that we all come with different skillsets, experience and ambition - therefore it would be unfair to be paid the same. Love your channel and energy, best of luck for your growth and have a wonderful birthday! 💛🥰🥳

I love the vibe that you bring in your videos, they make me happy HAHA 😄 ANYWAYS, I found your KZread channel when researching about working at tiktok as my offer interview with their HR is in a few days! Thanks for the tips! This would be my first official full time job and I hope that I get the offer / salary that I want 🤪

Fantastic video as always Chloe! I feel empowered watching this!! 💪💪

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Yasssss!! Go amelia!!! :D

I love your channel! Thank you so much for being so open and transparent, especially your recent video on leaving TikTok. We need more women in tech talking about these topics. Thank you and keep it up!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

FEMKE!! Ahh! Yes - the TikTok video was definitely the hardest to put out. I'm insanely grateful for the positive responses and I'm glad to help contribute my part to the narrative. ~

@l0gic23

2 жыл бұрын

@@chloeshih not on tiktok. Is the video also posted here?

I’ve sent this video to like ten friends who are in this process this week and also used it myself twice . Thank you so so much ❤

@chloeshih

5 ай бұрын

❤❤ aww i'm so glad!! i'm so glad these negotiation tips are helping!!

Wow this video is incredible, it does summarize many things I've read along the years on salary negotiation

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

woohoo! i'm glad i was able to capture the main points. there's definitely a ton of nuance i had to edit out because there's so much involved in this process. glad i got your stamp of approval though!

So glad you made this, Chloe! I find I have to convince my own PMs to negotiate their salaries because they are so. hesitant and I know it will negatively affect them later in their careers if they don't. There is such a strong confidence and knowledge gap between high and lower earners on the same team and that is not why people should have pay disparity. It should be based on their market value, skills and impact.

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

That's honestly so great that you intentionally make sure your PMs negotiate their salaries! Salaries and comp packages are really still not super transparent and it's hard to know when you're being undervalued. Super big knowledge gap! :< What you're doing is awesome though ~ They're lucky to be on your team!

@ColinLate

2 жыл бұрын

@@chloeshih Keep up the inspiring content! I know first hand that your candid videos help people feel less alone in their struggles at work.

the example numbers were so helpful, and the specific language too - love love love this video. saving for reference in the future. so scared to be in this position!!

Really great video! not only learn how should value your self in job negotiation but learn how value your self in life even if others trying to questioning your worthiness especially when you are a woman ❤

Thank you Chloe! I had an interview yesterday with Salesforce and TOTALLY stumbled on the salary question because they asked me first. I gave a number (that they said fit their budget) but after some thought, I feel I can aim for higher. I like the tactic "I don't have a number in mind right now, what is your budget?" approach. If I make to the offer round, I will use these negotiation tips.

@agneserinkim

2 жыл бұрын

i am interviewing in tech and also kicked myself after blurting out a number out of fear. 🙈 we got this!!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Ahh yeah it’s always such a trap. :( I’ve had recruiters hustle me hard and I honestly just say “I haven’t had a chance to think through the compensation piece, but I’m definitely looking for something very competitive.” Then boomerang the question back. If pushed again, I say “I don’t think sharing a number right now is a productive use of our time.” And then boomerang again. It’s okay if you have a lower number in the first call. During the offer stage, you should have a chance to push it back up!!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

@@agneserinkim yes we got this!!!

@halla7346

2 жыл бұрын

@@agneserinkim Ahhh I feel you! After I hung up the call I was so annoyed at myself 🤣 It's also harder if we don't know anyone at the company that can provide intel on salary ranges. But we got this for sure!!! In 2022 we aren't settling with our salaries!

@connielong7870

2 жыл бұрын

@@halla7346 I’ve been in the same position before, I feel you! I currently work at the company you referenced if you need any insight/help

Femke shared this on twitter on such a riiiight timing so thankyou!! This is very insightful and I love the way you structure and storytell this while keeping things to the point and rich. I’ve been watching Chriss Voss’ masterclass and yesss this really resonates with what I’ve learned. A new subscriber here!! Take care, and I Hope you’re doing well :))

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Felicia! And woo yay femke!! I’m glad the structure works out for you. I definitely loved Chris Voss’s book but wanted to have my own twist to make it work for people like me. Glad you enjoy the videos!! Grateful for your sub!

Amazing tips Chloe! Such useful content, thank you for these!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Omg Evvvaaaaa!! :D

Omg, I'm gonna have this video on repeat until all of the tips become second nature to me! TYSM, Chloe!💖

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

ROOTIN' FOR YA!! :D

Thank you so much for the insight! It's super helpful. Most importantly, you encourage me as a Asian American woman to speak up. I'm proud of you.

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

ayyee!! asian american women gotta support each other!

Hey Chloe, this video is insanely amazing, thank you for sharing! I love what you said: Neogotiating is knowing your worth and articulating it. Keep these videos coming, we love your content!

just watched again and still find it useful and applicable, great thanks Chloe!

@chloeshih

Жыл бұрын

glad it has rewatch value!! :D

Ah Chloe, thank you so much! Needed to hear this as I need to look for a new job after a career break… 🙏🏽 xx

Thank you Chloe. Your videos are really useful.

Great advice Chloe! My #1 is be prepared to walk away if the numbers don't make sense. Stick to your anchor!

love the new vid - great tips!

Definitely going to utilize these tactics in the future! Thanks!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Demetri!! So glad the tactics are useful to you!!!

This is SO HELPFUL!!!!

those tips help a lot!! Thank you so much Chloe:) looking forward for your more videos

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

glad you enjoyed the video, ginn!! lmk what other types of videos you're interested in seeing!

Great tips Chloe! Chris Voss’s book is amazing learned so much and helped me with my recent negotiations. Congrats on your new ventures

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

It’s one of my favorite reads for real world tactics. Thank you for the words of support too!! 🥰🥰

Chloe! This is genius, you are a saving grace T_T going to use it next time!

A very helpful video Chloe!!! Thank you for sharing and inspiring others

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Aww thank you, cherryblossom!! Glad you found it helpful ~ Thank you for stopping by my channel!

Fan of your videos:) keep up the hardwork!!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

thank you so much, joon! appreciate it!!

Great advice! Just moved into a Product Manager role at my current company, and I was able to use some of these tactics to get more than the original offer.

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

woohoo!! I’m happy for you!! Congrats on the higher offer. Definitely feels good 😊

Incredibly helpful!!! Thank you so much for making this video :)

This is really insightful! absolutely subscribed :)

Thank you so much, I'm a product manager in Mexico and I almost cry with every video I've watched so far, because I just feel so validated.

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

ahh omg i'm so glad the videos resonate with you! wishing you all the success and joy in your life and career!!!

This is GOLD! Thank you so much for these awesome tips! Appricate there's going to be some overlap but I'd love to see how to negotiate in Tech! ☺️

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Woo!! I'm glad this has been helpful to you, ChigSav!! Rootin for you!

Amazing video. Thank you so much Chloe

Omg how do you make this audio sound so good? You go girl!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

i have my setup here!! beacons.ai/colorsofchloe

Happy bday! Congrats on the sponsor!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! And yay first sponsor!!

This is an incredibly useful video, one of the best resources on salary negotiation I’ve seen! Thank you so much! 🙏

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Eliza!! Omg thank you!! I realize there aren’t many negotiation videos out there for tech in this way. The advice I’ve seen is pretty generic, which is fair given how nuanced these things are. It took me dozens of hours of revisions to get this down into a youtube-friendly video and I took out a lot of edge cases and details 😔 I’m glad that it hits the nail overall!!!

@eliiiizaaa

2 жыл бұрын

@@chloeshih thank you for your time and effort, there are especially no resources that really capture what will be going through a woman’s mind, and this definitely hits the nail! I

So helpful. Thanks, Chloe!

This vid is so impressive and it will help me as I get deeper in tech career path. Thank youuu!🤗

@chloeshih

Жыл бұрын

so glad you enjoyed!! :D

Chole I wish I could frame your video. This is insanely helpful.. definitely need to watch more more to take some notes.. but you are soo good at explaining and gave out all your trips and tricks.. thanks 😊

Love your video, Chloe. I'm starting a new position next month. Super excited about it. Need some of your positive vibe.

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Ayyyyeee! congrats osn the new role!! wishing you all the best in this next chapter of life ~~ :D

LOVE THIS!!!

3 times more?!?!? this is a great video, I'm just so struck by that omg

Great insights, thank you for this video!

Thanks Chloe. This is super good. Also cute JJK phone wallpaper.

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

I LOOOVEEEE JJK

Needed this, thank you so much.

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

wooo!! good luck in your negotiations!

These are some solid tactical tips! I've often heard or read about negotiating from a strategic angle, like what identifying what you're trying to achieve. But this is the first time I've heard the actual tactics of negotiating, which is very eye-opening. One thing I do wonder for myself, though, if these negotiation tactics also work at a traditional non-tech company. They may not be as familiar with these hardball tactics that tech candidates are used to at FAANG companies and just think that you're being rude. (But that might also be my internalizing of the stigma that Asians should just put our heads down and not make waves.)

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

I actually got most of the tactics from Never Split the Difference (Chris Voss)! His real-world examples were used to negotiate your rent, your salary (in law, consulting, or finance), and hostage situations (which I hope none of us have to experience). Unfortunately, I don't know anything about traditional companies, but nationwide numbers do say that 70% of managers do expect a negotiation conversation when talking about salary. More often than not, negotiating is expected, but we just didn't know. :/ Re: stigma that Asians should put our heads down - UGH I know. I felt horrible in my first few attempts to negotiate years ago. I felt so out of character and misaligned, but I had to have a bunch of people knock it in me that only I can own my compensation. It's truly a tough paradigm shift!

Thanks for your great videos Chloe! I am a Product Manager in Germany and it is super interesting to know about your experience in the US! It would also be great if you could share with us your experience with the following topics: - How to build a Product Manager CV that reflects your achievents? Maybe you could share your CV with us? - How to tackle Product Manager position home tasks/challenges that companies share during the recruiting proces? Maybe some good resources and approaches you could share?

Congratulations on your first official sponsor! It’s so amazing 🤩

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hey girl!! Ahhh yes it’s a huge milestone for me!!! Thank you for your support!!!

I love your contents 🙌🙌🙌

God damn this intro SLAPS the ice cubes sync up to the music 😮

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Yaaasss finally someone noticed!!

Thanks I recently subscribed and I appreciate your videos.

Super insightful!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it’s helpful! Thanks for dropping a comment!

Hi Chloe, amazing video! Can you make more videos about your career progression, like college onwards? Including any internships you did, the first job hunt, etc. Have you ever had to make the decision between worse role and big company vs. amazing role and smaller company? Currently facing that problem so would love to hear your opinions

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hiya Tejal! Hm, I can definitely do a whole video describing my entire career including college experiences. For now, I did briefly share my career path in the latter half of this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aqNozKiJhpXYkdY.html Hope this helps for now!!

This was great!!!!! Scary process but you unveiled the negotiation curtain. I am a person of color in biotech and had to go through this process a few months ago.

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

it is quite a scary process, but they're good skills to build in career. hope you were able to get a great offer when you went through the process!!

Hey Chloe! Thanks so much for your video, it was really insightful! I'm a fresh grad who just got a PM full-time offer (have done 1/2 PM internships prior). I did not negotiate because I felt that at my experience level it may not have been appropriate. Yet, I know the starting salary does lay the ground for the future. Curious to hear your thoughts on this!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Chloe!! Aww, I'm glad this has been really helpful for you. Also - congrats on getting the PM full-time offer!! So pumpppeeddd! It's all right if you didn't get a chance to negotiate. I think the next step is having a career conversation wtih your manager to talk about salary adjustment, equity refreshers, bonuses, and promotions. I'm gonna work on a video around this topic - it's been highly requested!! Stay tuned! :)

This is incredible.

Hi! I love watching your videos, especially as an Asian woman in tech! PM is such a small circle and network, so this has been really helpful. Could we get a video for how to negotiate salary when you’ve already started your role? Or what points to talk about with ur manager regarding promotion?

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Yes of course! That's the next career video on the list. I've been polling on the Community tab to help with video ideas. I can't link to the specific posts, but if you scroll down on this link, you'll be able to see the breakdown: kzread.infocommunity Do you have your career conversation coming up soon?

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

Great video, I took some helpful tips, thank you

Love the ASMR!

LOVE this. coming from someone in Film/TV, so much gatekeeping and dishonesty. Thanks for reminding me of my worth.

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

oh boy i can imagine the gatekeeping and lack of transparency in the film/tv industry D: keep it going, katrina!! rootin for ya

Congratulations Chloe :) Way to stick to making videos consistently despite onboarding a new job!

Thank you so much! I'm currently waiting on an offer from a big tech company and your videos have been insanely helpful. I'm super inexperienced with the whole corporate culture thing and hated the idea of negotiating until I found out another intern at the same company had raised his salary by 1/3! Hope to use these tips if I get low-balled :'[

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Wow 1/3 is a substantial amount! I’m rooting for you on your next offer!!! Negotiating is so uncomfortable but it’ll keep happening again in the future, so it’s best to exercise the muscle now!

Girl!!! We need this in all industries!! We as women undersell ourselves all the time

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Matilda!! Man it is way too common of a problem!! We gotta value ourselves and get paid right!

Great information...Thanks for this.

Great and informative video! I do think that it works slightly different for us outside of the US but it will definitely be helpful to rewatch this next time I'm looking for a new job!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

I imagine it would be pretty different outside of the US! I've got no experience there :/ I hope you're to pick the pieces that works for you! Best of luck!

Great video! I only wish this video came out a little bit earlier as I'm about to sign with my next company! 😭😂 Keep up the great work and looking forward to more videos!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Ah I know! I had a lot of requests around this earlier, but it’s such a tough topic to tackle and took a bunch of research and revisions on how to clearly outline this all. Hope this’ll be a good resource for the future!

I'm going through campus recruitment here in China. think this info is definitely gonna help! Thanks Chloe!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Wooo! Best of luck, Val!!! Rooting for you!

Great video!!

I found this helpful. I have a meeting with a company that I have been interviewing with and looks like an offer is coming. I have always wanted to negotiate but never had the confidence to and some of that has to stem because Im a person of color and never really had somebody that look like me to tell me "Ask!". I feel at my age and career level I need to be having these conversations.

Chloe, you speak so eloquently!! Do you have any tips for speaking more eloquently and confidently?

Yassss. Know your worth!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Yeeee!!

Currently in this stage. Thanks for the video!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Woohoo! Rooting for you!

How do you get mentors? I find it so difficult to ask for help, and try and do things alone so as not to “bother anyone” but I realize that it isn’t serving me in life at all. This video is so helpful to me. I started my first tech role last year and was grossly underpaid, denied a signing bonus, brought in 4 levels below where people of similar experience and education were. I had no one in my life that worked in tech to ask what to expect. This video will help a lot of people transitioning into tech to advocate for themselves.

Hey Chloe! Great video. I'm a big fan! I actually have a friend who knows you IRL from CKI in Socal. I was wondering if you had any tips on when you already gave them a number in the first interview? Also I think I would prefer negotiating over email, but I am afraid they'll take the offer away if I give such a high anchor number.

good video chloe. really warm and nice

Chloe! Your videos are awesome. Can you share how you build relationships with your mentors?

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Ah this is complicated, but: 1. I normally find them organically (through work or friends of friends) 2. I chat with them with I have a very clear objective and I need their tactical advice on it 3. Once I go through the challenge, I execute on their advice immediately and let them know how it was for me and what the result was. Mentors really want to know if the time they invested in me has meant anything. 4. I try to keep strong values for the long-term game in my life and show gratitude to them even when they weren't there to directly coach me through a process. I think I keep my mentors and the advice they give me in a place where it has compounding effects that I can apply in other areas of my life. 5. I also randomly send them messages of things that remind me of them - like a podcast, a video, or meme, etc. These are just light-weight ways to engage with them without always asking for help.

Such a helpful video!

@chloeshih

2 жыл бұрын

Yee I'm glad it's helpful!!

Ure so creative!!! 🤩🤩

@chloeshih

7 ай бұрын

Thank you anna!! 💕💕