Glennon Doyle

Well, actually, maybe that's it.

Like they need me, right?

They can't leave.

They are so poor.

So this idea of them going off and becoming their own thing, I just don't understand how to be.

I don't understand what I'm supposed to, like, make my decisions around or, like, scaffold plans around.

I feel like when Tish was walking away into her dorm, I just kept hearing that Stevie, the landslide song.

Like the landslide, that's how it feels.

It feels like a landslide and those lines about I'm afraid of changing because I've built my life around you.

Can I handle the seasons of my life?

Just absolutely not.

Absolutely not.

And then relationally, like this stuff, one of the things that Abby and my sister and I are talking about, like the podcast is so beautiful and it is so beautiful and it means so much, but we've somehow like allowed the two most important relationships in my life are with Abby and my sister.

And now they're like, all we talk about is work.

I go weeks where I haven't, we haven't talked about anything other than that.

Or Abby and I now have like a, it's like way too much information.

I haven't even, okay.

So...

I should probably tell Abby first and then next year.

I'm just joking.