Abby Wambach

Like I, I gave you to ordinary people and they were never going to understand you.

And so I just started weeping.

And I don't mean to sound arrogant or anything, but I have always felt so different than my parents and so unlike them.

Not that I am special and they're ordinary.

It's just, there was just this very big difference in the way that we approached the world and life.

And

that was the first real understanding.

Like I've, I consciously have like understood it in my, in my brain, but I never in my spirit.

Cause there's a, there's a disconnect there.

My parents, I felt like almost dishonorable by even thinking that.

So I had the permission, I feel like in this experience to say, it's okay that we're different, you know?

I don't know, but it was profound.

Yeah.

I definitely am weirder.

Yeah.

They're an expression of something in you.

And for me, a fear, like a trauma, a worry, something was getting released.

And for you, it was an awareness coming more to your forefront.

I am amazed by you and your willingness to come on.

I think that bravery is not the right word here.