Glennon Doyle

For some people it is.

Yeah.

So comparison, expectations, comparison, then existential dread.

Mm-hmm.

The big three of things that drive human beings mad, and they are all centered on our birthday.

I think a lot of people would say it's getting older that makes me upset every year.

That's just existential dread.

That is one thing that I actually don't have.

Every time there's an anxiety or a worry or misery that I don't have, I just want to say it because it makes me so happy.

No.

This is my theory.

I had a really rough go of it as a young person because of addiction and all the things.

So-

My life keeps getting better the older I get.

I just keep being happier because the beginning was rough for me.

So I would never want to be younger.

I wouldn't go back for all the money in the world.

But you, sister, I think you do have, you told me that you have some worry each year about aging or

anyone could find out in a hot minute that you got six months you got a year and so it just feels so supremely silly than to have angst yeah going to the andrea thing it's like they said megan said that megan had spent so much time hating her body and worrying about the shape of her body and then

One day Andrea said, because Andrea had been diagnosed with cancer and Andrea said, I just so badly want to have a body.