Considering Cardi B and the rise of waist trainers and shape wear, Elana invites us to wonder are we sure we want to put these contraptions on to meet unattainable beauty standards?
Facing an imminent breakup, Elana is given an ultimatum and a bible verse to reflect on. Her options, give up her spiritual beliefs or the ability to marry (him). To that she responds,
Elana reflects on the reality of the contaminated dating pool, and the poor actions of others.
Hello, It’s Me follows Elana as she moves with sharper humor—carrying the lessons, missteps, desires, and pop-cultural echoes that shaped her. She wears no literal armor, but she carries the truths she earned: the disappointments she joked through, the red flags she repainted, the spiritual insights that steadied her, the sexual experiences that clarified her wants. —intimate, funny, and occasionally erotic—this Elana speaks to friends, lovers, culture, and spirit all at once.