I see you not just in the mirror, but in the movement. In the way Mabel Inc. rose from a dream into a declaration. You didn’t just build something—you built yourself. You didn’t wait for permission. You didn’t ask for applause. You made space where there was none, and then filled it with color, clarity, and community.
You lived beyond people’s expectations. Not above them, not beneath them—beyond. You learned to hold yourself accountable, even when the fault wasn’t yours. You stopped deflecting and started reflecting. That’s growth. That’s grace.
I’m proud of you—not just for what you’ve done, but for how you’ve done it. For the woman you’ve become. For the woman you keep becoming. Because I know you. You don’t stop at milestones—you remix them into launchpads. You don’t settle. You soar.
You’ve never let anyone write your story. You’ve always held the pen. And when people tried to write on you, you turned their ink into art. You made sure no chapter was skipped and no detail was erased. You’ve lived loud, loved hard, and documented every inch of it with intention.
So keep going. Keep growing. Keep glowing.
This letter isn’t a goodbye—it’s a bookmark. I’ll meet you on the next page.
—Me
By: Ms. Butterfly Genesis
The Memoir Of Ms. Butterfly 