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At 27, I moved to New York City to start ballet for the very first time in my life. While it was an exhilarating experience filled with so much good, the past few years have also been full of unexpected obstacles to overcome: divorce, death, loss, an unlivable apartment, financial strain. This video is about what it actually looks like to pursue ballet as an adult even when life is crazyyyyy. As an adult ballerina training in NYC, I had to navigate grief, financial instability, and mental health and physical health struggles while still showing up to class. This is for the dancers who are struggling to find the motivation to continue to pursuing their dreams because adult life is so overwhelming. If you’re a ballerina rebuilding your life after divorce, an artist navigating financial uncertainty, or a dancer who started “late” but refuses to give up, this one is for you. In this video, I share: • What moving to New York to follow my ballet dream really cost • How personal loss and instability affected my mental health • Why adult ballet is as much emotional endurance as physical training • How I found meaning and purpose in the middle of the chaos If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s too late to start ballet at 27, or whether you can keep pursuing your dream even when it feels like everything is falling apart, this video is for you. I’m Veronica, an adult ballerina documenting what it looks like chase your dreams, take your passions seriously, even when no one understands why you’re doing it. If any of this episode resonated with you, subscribe for more honest conversations about adult ballet, mental health, and becoming who you are meant to be. 🩰 SIGN UP FOR THE SLIPPER EDIT: https://mailchi.mp/3b9b39eb3c79/the-s... The Slipper Edit is my virtual magazine that explores the intersection of dance & style. Each month we explore a different topic with moodboards, inspiring stories & more every Thursday. It's 100% free so sign up with the link above :) 🩰 IF YOU LIKED THIS VIDEO, YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE... ⇢ how to dress balletcore (according to a ballerina) • 🩰 How to dress balletcore (according to a ... 🩰 LET'S STAY IN TOUCH ⇢ INSTAGRAM- / veronicavacanza 🩰 HOW CAN I CONTACT YOU DIRECTLY? ⇢ For business inquiries and all else, please contact me here: E-MAIL - hello@veronicavacanza.com 🩰 HI, I'M VERONICA VACANZA Hi there! I'm Veronica, welcome to my beginner dance journey. When I was 17, I was told by a teacher that I would never be a ballerina. I let that thought control me for YEARS but now, in my late 20s, I moved to New York City and I'm finally starting ballet late. This is a space for me to document the ups and downs of learning how to do ballet in my 20s and show anyone that it's never too late to live your dreams. *DISCLAIMER - Some links are affiliate links. This means I make a small commission when you purchase something through these links at no extra cost to you. This helps me continue making content for you and doing what I love, so thank you! 0:00 - intro 0:26 - welcome to What's the F**king Point(e)? 3:37 - moving to NYC to pursue ballet (things seem great!) 5:34 - my apartment starts to crumble 7:58 - couldn't afford to move 9:52 - the ballet injury that changed everything 12:18 - overcoming betrayal trauma 14:38 - finding a new lease on life 18:20 - finding meaning & purpose through the pain #ballerina #ballet