Glennon Doyle
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It's actually quite hard for me because I don't it's it's I'll say to Abby, I talk to everyone, but I didn't get to know anyone better at all. And I don't understand. We're just like saying things to each other, but we're not like learning about each other. It's so chaos. So I just feel like I go in and then it's a swirling and then I leave. Yeah. Welcome to a big family. Yeah.
It's actually quite hard for me because I don't it's it's I'll say to Abby, I talk to everyone, but I didn't get to know anyone better at all. And I don't understand. We're just like saying things to each other, but we're not like learning about each other. It's so chaos. So I just feel like I go in and then it's a swirling and then I leave. Yeah. Welcome to a big family. Yeah.
It's actually quite hard for me because I don't it's it's I'll say to Abby, I talk to everyone, but I didn't get to know anyone better at all. And I don't understand. We're just like saying things to each other, but we're not like learning about each other. It's so chaos. So I just feel like I go in and then it's a swirling and then I leave. Yeah. Welcome to a big family. Yeah.
I just remember feeling completely exposed and confused in high school. I didn't know who to sit with or how to be. I became bulimic when I was 10. By the time I was a senior in high school, I ended up leaving school to actually go spend time in a residential treatment center. Now they have excellent eating disorder clinics. But back then it was like, you just are in sort of a mental hospital.
I just remember feeling completely exposed and confused in high school. I didn't know who to sit with or how to be. I became bulimic when I was 10. By the time I was a senior in high school, I ended up leaving school to actually go spend time in a residential treatment center. Now they have excellent eating disorder clinics. But back then it was like, you just are in sort of a mental hospital.
I just remember feeling completely exposed and confused in high school. I didn't know who to sit with or how to be. I became bulimic when I was 10. By the time I was a senior in high school, I ended up leaving school to actually go spend time in a residential treatment center. Now they have excellent eating disorder clinics. But back then it was like, you just are in sort of a mental hospital.
And I really felt like the mental hospital was much saner than high school. I did. I felt like, you know, I felt like, oh, this is where we're able to tell the truth. And we do art and we talk about feelings and we're all, there's rules about how to be kind to each other. Actually very much like 12 step meetings now. I love a 12 step meeting. I need a 12-step meeting.
And I really felt like the mental hospital was much saner than high school. I did. I felt like, you know, I felt like, oh, this is where we're able to tell the truth. And we do art and we talk about feelings and we're all, there's rules about how to be kind to each other. Actually very much like 12 step meetings now. I love a 12 step meeting. I need a 12-step meeting.
And I really felt like the mental hospital was much saner than high school. I did. I felt like, you know, I felt like, oh, this is where we're able to tell the truth. And we do art and we talk about feelings and we're all, there's rules about how to be kind to each other. Actually very much like 12 step meetings now. I love a 12 step meeting. I need a 12-step meeting.
I need like a moment of truth where everyone's telling the truth about how hard and messy life is before I go out into the world and like adult and act like everything's fine.
I need like a moment of truth where everyone's telling the truth about how hard and messy life is before I go out into the world and like adult and act like everything's fine.
I need like a moment of truth where everyone's telling the truth about how hard and messy life is before I go out into the world and like adult and act like everything's fine.
Yes. My whole life I've spent uncomfortable in my body. When Abby and I first got married, I would get dressed to go out and I would say, do I look comfortable? And she would say, I think that's something people have to answer for themselves. Really, I think I have spent a lot of time dissociated, like not in my own body. I live in my mind a lot.
Yes. My whole life I've spent uncomfortable in my body. When Abby and I first got married, I would get dressed to go out and I would say, do I look comfortable? And she would say, I think that's something people have to answer for themselves. Really, I think I have spent a lot of time dissociated, like not in my own body. I live in my mind a lot.
Yes. My whole life I've spent uncomfortable in my body. When Abby and I first got married, I would get dressed to go out and I would say, do I look comfortable? And she would say, I think that's something people have to answer for themselves. Really, I think I have spent a lot of time dissociated, like not in my own body. I live in my mind a lot.
And this last eating disorder recovery has been a lot about living in my body, which sounds so weird, but has been an interesting process for me.
And this last eating disorder recovery has been a lot about living in my body, which sounds so weird, but has been an interesting process for me.
And this last eating disorder recovery has been a lot about living in my body, which sounds so weird, but has been an interesting process for me.
So she walks over and like arranges all the pillows in a different way.
So she walks over and like arranges all the pillows in a different way.