Abby Wambach

Like if you're okay, I am away from you right now.

So if you're not to the rage, I guess allowing it is a beautiful thing to consider.

And if you're in the rage, labeling it correctly as righteous.

It's sacred.

It's sacred.

It's sacred.

And we have to be okay with the wilderness for a minute, I think.

I mean, I know that one of the internal terrors of this moment is losing every faith in every structure that we had before.

And this has been a deconstruction for people over time, and some people are further ahead than others.

There are a lot of people that had faith that really thought that our political system was for the most part some good guys and bad guys and that all of that is gone for a lot of people.

Faith in the political system of our country is gone.

Faith in religious institutions with the silences and the coverups and the abuse and the complicity is gone.

Anybody, I don't know anybody personally who had faith in the wellness industry, so I don't know how that faith was created, but certainly that's over.

I mean, the amount of people who have professed to be in service of others and have been hurting people behind the scenes and how many people have been quiet about that.

If it doesn't cause a mass exodus from that industry, it should.

Honestly, a lot of people's families.

I mean, I have a lot of friends who are married to men who are

maybe not in the Epstein files, like maybe they're not child rapists, but their silence and lukewarm nothingness about this.

Where are the good men?

I guess I keep hearing that they exist.