Abby Wambach

I ate too much. That was my problem, which I know is a form of an eating disorder. I have a healthy case of body dysmorphia, though, in that I'm sad that my body doesn't look like it used to all the time. So I do, you know, I have to be very careful on what I eat and work out and walk because I can no longer run because my ankles are all messed up.

I ate too much. That was my problem, which I know is a form of an eating disorder. I have a healthy case of body dysmorphia, though, in that I'm sad that my body doesn't look like it used to all the time. So I do, you know, I have to be very careful on what I eat and work out and walk because I can no longer run because my ankles are all messed up.

I ate too much. That was my problem, which I know is a form of an eating disorder. I have a healthy case of body dysmorphia, though, in that I'm sad that my body doesn't look like it used to all the time. So I do, you know, I have to be very careful on what I eat and work out and walk because I can no longer run because my ankles are all messed up.

So I've never really I haven't experienced what Glennon experiences on a daily basis. And I think it's important that like what you said around her having an environment where she feels safe to explore this stuff. And I think one of the things that a lot of us really run into almost all the time when we think about going back to our childhood is that now if we go back to our

So I've never really I haven't experienced what Glennon experiences on a daily basis. And I think it's important that like what you said around her having an environment where she feels safe to explore this stuff. And I think one of the things that a lot of us really run into almost all the time when we think about going back to our childhood is that now if we go back to our

So I've never really I haven't experienced what Glennon experiences on a daily basis. And I think it's important that like what you said around her having an environment where she feels safe to explore this stuff. And I think one of the things that a lot of us really run into almost all the time when we think about going back to our childhood is that now if we go back to our

Awful people, people that are unlovable. And it's just not true. Like you can love your parents and appreciate for them trying their best. Because I do believe that there's a lot of of our parents out there, mine included, that they did their best and it was just maybe not enough. And. they are people too.

Awful people, people that are unlovable. And it's just not true. Like you can love your parents and appreciate for them trying their best. Because I do believe that there's a lot of of our parents out there, mine included, that they did their best and it was just maybe not enough. And. they are people too.

Awful people, people that are unlovable. And it's just not true. Like you can love your parents and appreciate for them trying their best. Because I do believe that there's a lot of of our parents out there, mine included, that they did their best and it was just maybe not enough. And. they are people too.

And they had parents that might not have had the education or understanding that we have now. And so don't let that fear of blaming or pointing towards a childhood prevent you from exploring that part of yourself.

And they had parents that might not have had the education or understanding that we have now. And so don't let that fear of blaming or pointing towards a childhood prevent you from exploring that part of yourself.

And they had parents that might not have had the education or understanding that we have now. And so don't let that fear of blaming or pointing towards a childhood prevent you from exploring that part of yourself.

Yeah. I mean, I was a queer kid. Yeah. I wore backwards hats, flannels. I went to an all-girls Catholic high school and played sports. But I was straight. I had a boyfriend in high school. Really, really scared. I grew up in a smaller town in Rochester, New York. I was really struggling because I had sat so many days of my life in the church pews And my mom, she's a very big church person.

Yeah. I mean, I was a queer kid. Yeah. I wore backwards hats, flannels. I went to an all-girls Catholic high school and played sports. But I was straight. I had a boyfriend in high school. Really, really scared. I grew up in a smaller town in Rochester, New York. I was really struggling because I had sat so many days of my life in the church pews And my mom, she's a very big church person.

Yeah. I mean, I was a queer kid. Yeah. I wore backwards hats, flannels. I went to an all-girls Catholic high school and played sports. But I was straight. I had a boyfriend in high school. Really, really scared. I grew up in a smaller town in Rochester, New York. I was really struggling because I had sat so many days of my life in the church pews And my mom, she's a very big church person.

I was born and raised Catholic. And I was just like soaking up all of this energy towards what I knew that I couldn't say out loud. And I spent a lot of my time in the closet, not only for my family, but for myself. And I think it's... almost laughable now because when I look back at my teenage high school self, I was like the most butch lesbian you've ever known.

I was born and raised Catholic. And I was just like soaking up all of this energy towards what I knew that I couldn't say out loud. And I spent a lot of my time in the closet, not only for my family, but for myself. And I think it's... almost laughable now because when I look back at my teenage high school self, I was like the most butch lesbian you've ever known.

I was born and raised Catholic. And I was just like soaking up all of this energy towards what I knew that I couldn't say out loud. And I spent a lot of my time in the closet, not only for my family, but for myself. And I think it's... almost laughable now because when I look back at my teenage high school self, I was like the most butch lesbian you've ever known.

I mean, if I could have, I could tell I have no gaydar. Yeah. If I could have had this haircut, then I would have, um, But no, I had like the long ponytail and, you know, only ward in a ponytail, slick back ponytail all the time. And then another thing ended up happening where we have queer kids and one of them came out to us.

I mean, if I could have, I could tell I have no gaydar. Yeah. If I could have had this haircut, then I would have, um, But no, I had like the long ponytail and, you know, only ward in a ponytail, slick back ponytail all the time. And then another thing ended up happening where we have queer kids and one of them came out to us.