Stand-up comedy isn’t just about punchlines—it’s about the spaces between them. For me, it became a way to confront my own chaos, explore complex relationships, and even speak to someone who was always watching. In sets like “Favorite Person with Benefits” and “The B-Day Roast”, I wove humor and raw emotion together, creating a space where pain could be reframed, connections deepened, and truths unmasked.