Glennon Doyle
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Podcast Appearances
I understand what you're saying about not being able to have sex with him anymore. Have you considered just giving blowjobs? Because many women find that to be less intimate. My therapist said that to me. And Alex, that was the moment I was like, as God is my witness, I will never give a blowjob again.
I understand what you're saying about not being able to have sex with him anymore. Have you considered just giving blowjobs? Because many women find that to be less intimate. My therapist said that to me. And Alex, that was the moment I was like, as God is my witness, I will never give a blowjob again.
I understand what you're saying about not being able to have sex with him anymore. Have you considered just giving blowjobs? Because many women find that to be less intimate. My therapist said that to me. And Alex, that was the moment I was like, as God is my witness, I will never give a blowjob again.
She is freaking out today. This is the best day. She thinks we're finally cool. She said, moms, you know that that's where cool people go. She said, just tell them that you'll be their aunties. That's what she said.
She is freaking out today. This is the best day. She thinks we're finally cool. She said, moms, you know that that's where cool people go. She said, just tell them that you'll be their aunties. That's what she said.
She is freaking out today. This is the best day. She thinks we're finally cool. She said, moms, you know that that's where cool people go. She said, just tell them that you'll be their aunties. That's what she said.
We had a doozy of a year. Within the year, Abby lost her brother, Peter. I was diagnosed with anorexia, which I've been dealing with eating disorders since I was 10. So this was just the latest round. And my sister, who does the podcast with us, was diagnosed with breast cancer. And I think we just, we depend on each other so much, the three of us.
We had a doozy of a year. Within the year, Abby lost her brother, Peter. I was diagnosed with anorexia, which I've been dealing with eating disorders since I was 10. So this was just the latest round. And my sister, who does the podcast with us, was diagnosed with breast cancer. And I think we just, we depend on each other so much, the three of us.
We had a doozy of a year. Within the year, Abby lost her brother, Peter. I was diagnosed with anorexia, which I've been dealing with eating disorders since I was 10. So this was just the latest round. And my sister, who does the podcast with us, was diagnosed with breast cancer. And I think we just, we depend on each other so much, the three of us.
And you know how when you have a small group, you usually, one of you keeps your shit together when the other two are losing it, right? Like you have somebody who has a clue, but we just all lost it at the same time. And to survive, we started sending each other like little clips of things or little quotes.
And you know how when you have a small group, you usually, one of you keeps your shit together when the other two are losing it, right? Like you have somebody who has a clue, but we just all lost it at the same time. And to survive, we started sending each other like little clips of things or little quotes.
And you know how when you have a small group, you usually, one of you keeps your shit together when the other two are losing it, right? Like you have somebody who has a clue, but we just all lost it at the same time. And to survive, we started sending each other like little clips of things or little quotes.
And then we started keeping them in files and they just became like these really helpful anchoring places. And we sent it to a friend who, And she wrote back and said, can you make this sort of file for every category of life for me? And we were like, huh. Because it feels like sometimes the harder life gets, the more you forget everything you know. Like it's a really bad system.
And then we started keeping them in files and they just became like these really helpful anchoring places. And we sent it to a friend who, And she wrote back and said, can you make this sort of file for every category of life for me? And we were like, huh. Because it feels like sometimes the harder life gets, the more you forget everything you know. Like it's a really bad system.
And then we started keeping them in files and they just became like these really helpful anchoring places. And we sent it to a friend who, And she wrote back and said, can you make this sort of file for every category of life for me? And we were like, huh. Because it feels like sometimes the harder life gets, the more you forget everything you know. Like it's a really bad system.
Like you should remember then. But there's a little bit of dissociation that comes with trauma. And I think that's what we figured out.
Like you should remember then. But there's a little bit of dissociation that comes with trauma. And I think that's what we figured out.
Like you should remember then. But there's a little bit of dissociation that comes with trauma. And I think that's what we figured out.
I dissociated after you said I did not have a lot of fear that troubled me. I cannot understand that sentence.
I dissociated after you said I did not have a lot of fear that troubled me. I cannot understand that sentence.