Chloe Kim

My dad was a very intense person.

So it was hard.

It was hard.

I definitely have some trauma, but...

But we're in such a good place now that I think as I reflect, you know, whether it be in therapy or on my own, I am really grateful for him.

I think, you know, at the end of the day, regardless of how much you love somebody, you can still hurt them.

And we definitely hurt each other.

So, yeah, I think very forgiving.

Like, I understand where he's coming from.

Like, could he have been a little better?

Absolutely.

But I can't hold that against him.

I think I started really actually going to therapy, I think it's been almost two years now.

And it wasn't sport related.

But I tried to go to see sports psychologists and whatnot to get better in my sport.

But I was getting kind of frustrated because I just felt like you guys don't know what I'm talking about.

So I don't really want to sit here and explain everything to you.

Because I feel like if I have to explain it to you, you don't understand.

And I'm paying you to like.

Right.