Desi Lydic

And that's okay, because the care helped get me to where I am now.

And I'm pretty cool, I think.

And the other two things is it's never too late to have a happy childhood.

There's an inner child inside of me that still needs to play, still needs to be nurtured and cared for.

And I can do that now.

And I freaking love myself now.

Not just here, but in here.

I know deeply in my core, like my core's caught up, my body's caught up that I am lovable and I'm worthy of love because I'm a child of God, but I'm adorable.

Yes, you are.

I'm adorable.

You are damn adorable.

I wanna ask you about, you and your, you have a twin brother.

I have a twin brother.

And both of you found that the arts acted as kind of an escape from what was going on at home.

Talk about your connection to dance and what that meant to you growing up and how it saved your life.

Dancing was everything.

So I when I started walking I started dancing and then I every time I saw a dance on TV I would like learn the choreography and I always had music in my head and I danced around everywhere when I'm 54 So back in the day we and we still have physical education schools.

Do they still I don't they do I don't have kids.

Hey

Hey, who knew?