Brad Tate

I mean, graduated college, graduated high school.

So you're like,

But then you struggle with these internal demons where, like, am I good enough?

Am I depressed?

Like, am I showing up because I want attention?

Like, am I making an ass of myself because, like, whatever?

Like, I used to drink.

I don't drink.

I haven't drank in, like, 20 years.

Wow.

You know?

Never went to AA, but, like, I just realized, like, I had a lot of issues when I would drink.

So, like, I just realized, hey, this is not for me.

And I come from a family of alcoholics, so I was like, ooh, you know.

But being able to, and again, I realized that at 20, I'm like, man, I'm good.

Like, I didn't drink.

But I had so many other things that I had issues with that I didn't know.

And so then when you start talking to a therapist and like, oh, you know, you start reading the books and you start learning about generational trauma.

You know, from the books I read, they said that, um,

I think they want to say there's three, maybe four groups of children that are survivors that will have issues.