Dr. Hillary Goldsher

And it's so fragile at that age range anyway, it's supposed to be, right?

We're trying to figure out who we are and what our value is in the world.

And the notion that it isn't about our external appearance is tenuous at best at that age.

And so for

it to be preyed upon in that manner and you to carry that in the fashion you're describing is, is, is honestly devastating.

And you couldn't at that season of your life overcome that it's too fragile.

And you had obviously the additional pressure of all of this being public and again, casual, like the, um,

The way in which you were, as you use the word, discarded was casual, a throwaway.

No pun intended, right?

It wasn't handled with any gravity or sobriety.

And there you were, left to carry it.

And again, as I was saying at the beginning, I'm just so struck that this took place with no narration whatsoever.

No follow up.

You know, it just occurred and was left.

I think, you know, I often say the phrase like two things are true.

Like, of course, it's at the same time.

Right.

Two things are true.

Of course, it's true.

We all sort of understand that being a front facing entertainer.