When we see the social media of Willow Smith, we can tell it belongs to an artist. Growing up with fame, money, and parents like Will and Jada Smith has only made her comfortable with stardom. But she established her own identity with her career growing up, as a singer and artist, drifting away from her younger acting years. Being expressive, the 22-year-old often shares her artistic side with fans on social media.

When not performing on a stage like Coachella, Willow often shares practice clips from home on her acoustic or simply shares poems and quotes by different artists. But she shares more than common poetic thoughts with the writer whose thoughts she shared with fans recently.

Willow Smith continues to spread the message of love and relationships through a polygamy advocate

Willow Smith has been a source of inspiration and love for people around her and her latest story reflects it. She shared to her Instagram story multiple posts from writer Gabrielle A. Smith, who wrote, “The goal is to create friendships so loving and intimate that folks are always wondering if we’re lovers.” For her, the goal was to explain how many people misunderstood her friends, to be her lovers. But the goal ultimately is also to find friendship and sustainability within her lovers, instead of mere s*x and romance.

The other post by Smith that the ‘Whip My Hair’ singer shared was about hierarchy in relationships. Although an old post, Smith could resonate with the past as it asked readers to ponder over why they have a hierarchy in relationships. She wants us to wonder whether we do it to find control in relationships or is it a natural way of flow for you.

Being a supporter of polyamorous relationships, these are some of the answers that the writer often discusses.

The writer also resonates with the singer for their advocacy of polyamorous relationships

Gabrielle A Smith was once invited to their now-canceled show Red Table Talk hosted by co-hosts Willow Smith, her mother Jada Pinkett-Smith, and grandmother Adrienne Banfield-Norris. In the episode, they spoke of ways to explore this age-old concept that struggles to find its place in modern times.

Importance was also put on exploring it responsibly, and by using the consent of other partners in such dynamics. These can apparently exist in any community, race and sexual preference.

What are your thoughts on Willow Smith’s shared posts by the writer? Put them in the comments.