Charlize Theron

She was just like, we're going to move on.

Not necessarily the healthiest thing, but it worked for us.

She wanted me to forget about it.

She didn't want me to like sit in it.

We didn't have therapists around.

It wasn't like she was going to say like, go see a therapist.

We just didn't have access to those things.

So in her head, the best therapy was we got to move on.

We can't like sit in this.

And did you, I mean, in the sense that did you like lock it away?

I did.

Yeah.

Because there was a lot of shame kind of surrounding it as well, because I felt like everybody knew how bad it was.

Nobody stepped in to help, but everybody knew.

And then there was like, and like, I feel like.

Kids had this kind of attitude towards me, like, even though their parents were in the same boat, I knew so many of them and their parents to be alcoholics.

There was this kind of energy that was like, well, yours is, like, really bad, like, that that happened, you know?

Not being aware that they were moments away from having the same experience.

Do you think it branded, like you felt like they judged you and it kind of separated you from them?

Yes.