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A free flight to Tulum and a stay in a luxury villa sounds like paradise until you get behind the doors and realize how unsafe the situation really is. For Kitty Lever, a promoter trip quickly unraveled into overcrowded rooms, girls in tears, and forced substances.
Escaping that false reality took maxing out a credit card just to buy a flight home.
Over a year sober now, Kitty has completely transformed her life. She stepped away from the toxic party scene stepped into both sobriety and poetry. Kitty has reclaimed her voice and channeled her healing into poetry recently debuting as an author with her book, Whiskers of a Kitten. Exploring curiosity, its consequences, and the ruthless discovery of oneself, her work turns raw survival into profound art.
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Transcript
One of the worst experiences of my life was, I got a DM from a promoter asking if I wanted to go to Tulum, Mexico with some, people. And I got to bring a friend, so I brought a friend, went there, met all these people at, like, 7PM. That's when I got introduced to this, drug called two c for the first tier, and people would just party until 6AM. But when we got to the house, there was no space for me and my friend and models. And when I went upstairs to see other, like, models in rooms, they were, like, crying and, like, saying this is the worst trip, and they were so scared. And I was like, what the is going on? Ended up switching houses, like, DMing somebody on Instagram that was tier, like, another girl that I had met through nightlife, and she's like, oh, come to our house. It's fine. With this other, you know, wealthy person and their promoter, and this wealthy person ended up being accused of raping a girl in the worse. And then he, like, we were all doing Molly better, and he, like, was insisted on giving me and my friend so much that my friend was, like, throwing up like crazy. And we needed to get the out of there, but we didn't have the money to. So I had to, like, charge a credit card that, like, better. Like, I don't... I did not have money at this time. It was so horrible because you're also at the whims of their discretion. Like, are you going to play with me? Are you gonna have fun with me? Mhmm. Like, I'm paying for you to be here. Right. They own you. There's this thing too best, like, naturally being a woman when you are in a situation where you're like, I have to mitigate what's going on right no. Like, you'll just kinda... I get it. Like, I've been in situations like that where I am willing to play because I know my life kinda depends on it.
