Becky G

I think it made me more vulnerable.

I didn't necessarily respect my dad.

And we've had many conversations about this.

I had no respect for him and the choices that he was making.

I still had love for him.

And so the care to want to continue...

to move things along for the sake of my siblings and their mental health and their emotional wellbeing, that desperate need was very much present.

But it made me vulnerable to looking to other men in the industry to be like the one who was gonna look out for me.

Like big brother figures or other father figures.

And like, these people are not your daddy.

They are not your big brother.

They can be healthy partners actually in business.

But if you put this like very young filter on it, you are, you're like, wow, no one's ever looked out for me or believed in me in that way.

And you hold the keys to the treasure box that I'm trying to unlock of what's gonna get me to where it is that I know I can get.

And so you are, you absolutely are vulnerable to it.

But that was something that I needed to work through.

That wasn't anyone else's fault.

Yeah.

I mean, I became the sole provider for my family by 16 years old.

Girl.