Welcome Back Readers + Get to Know Me

It's Emma is back! 

I would first like to apologize for my inactivity recently. Life has been crazy to say the least. I have been rebranding all of my social media, so the blog is no exception. While I have written many things over the years, some words are no longer relevant to my purpose here on the internet. I have much to share, but I will start with a fresh introduction before jumping into a few key posts from Instagram that deserve attention!

I am Emma! Some call me Emi or Em, but I honestly answer to anything. I am 20, from Louisiana, have 2 fur babies, and am studying psychology and social work with an aspiration to become a mental health therapist!

I started my YouTube channel (It's Emma) back in 2015 to document my life and capture memories. I learned to value the importance of cherishing experiences because one day that is all we will have left. Making videos was my creative escape from some of the most traumatic experiences of my life, which I now use to help others find hope and use their own stories to empower others. 

My Instagram (its.emma.official) was created in 2017, but it was not until 2019 that I decided to become an “influencer”. Since then I have posted aesthetic pictures along with motivational quotes and encouraging captions. 

Basically I am a lifestyle, productivity, and vlog content creator who expresses herself through creativity! So welcome to a snippet of my life. I hope you stick around and check out my other socials! https://linktr.ee/itsemmaofficial

             
             




Location: Louisiana, USA

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