Becky G

And it wasn't tough, though.

Like, you're a kid.

There's a bit of naiveness that I think was in my favor, if that makes sense.

Because I was like, oh, it's a big sleepover every single night.

Like, oh, I'm sharing a bed with my baby sister.

Like, oh, cuddles, you know?

Like, it was never...

looked at as something that I was like ashamed of, at least not yet, because in that time you're so young, you don't really know what's happening or you do, you have an idea, but you can't really do something about it, you know?

So you're just making with what you've got.

I mean, the truth is, is it's generational.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's generational.

And I think when you, and anybody I think who's probably tuning in knows, if you've grown up around addiction, there's something there.

It's not always just drugs.

It's not always just alcohol.

Sometimes it's work.

um there's a an avoidance of type that fuels this this deeper wound and that is absolutely generational you know so this is before my parents this is before my my grandparents even um and i have a lot of empathy around that for sure but

I would say then the moment I came out, I had young high school sweetheart parents who got married straight out and were like, we want to have a family.

And by the time my mom was 23, she had all four kids.