Glennon Doyle

If you can send me this recording, I'm going to get it right to my therapist because I feel like we're nailing it, Alex. We are. We're nailing it. Yeah, I think that's what happened. And so my mind not here is my safe place.

If you can send me this recording, I'm going to get it right to my therapist because I feel like we're nailing it, Alex. We are. We're nailing it. Yeah, I think that's what happened. And so my mind not here is my safe place.

If you can send me this recording, I'm going to get it right to my therapist because I feel like we're nailing it, Alex. We are. We're nailing it. Yeah, I think that's what happened. And so my mind not here is my safe place.

That's why I can't tell when I'm not comfortable or I, you know, so reminding myself that I am safe now, like I think half of being a grownup is just reminding your nervous system that you're in a different environment now and you are safe and you've created a life for yourself where there's safe people around you and you can just relax.

That's why I can't tell when I'm not comfortable or I, you know, so reminding myself that I am safe now, like I think half of being a grownup is just reminding your nervous system that you're in a different environment now and you are safe and you've created a life for yourself where there's safe people around you and you can just relax.

That's why I can't tell when I'm not comfortable or I, you know, so reminding myself that I am safe now, like I think half of being a grownup is just reminding your nervous system that you're in a different environment now and you are safe and you've created a life for yourself where there's safe people around you and you can just relax.

And that's what, I mean, honestly, that's what my marriage to Abby has been. It's been the opposite of everything that I learned when I was little. It's just like absolute peace and safety.

And that's what, I mean, honestly, that's what my marriage to Abby has been. It's been the opposite of everything that I learned when I was little. It's just like absolute peace and safety.

And that's what, I mean, honestly, that's what my marriage to Abby has been. It's been the opposite of everything that I learned when I was little. It's just like absolute peace and safety.

I always had that thing in me that it was never enough. Never am I. I remember seeing people leave a beer, a half beer or a half glass of wine and like, what is wrong with that? Like, how is that? How is that humanly possible? And then I just, you know, they say about it's not how much you drink. It's like how you drink. Like, I just had a situation where.

I always had that thing in me that it was never enough. Never am I. I remember seeing people leave a beer, a half beer or a half glass of wine and like, what is wrong with that? Like, how is that? How is that humanly possible? And then I just, you know, they say about it's not how much you drink. It's like how you drink. Like, I just had a situation where.

I always had that thing in me that it was never enough. Never am I. I remember seeing people leave a beer, a half beer or a half glass of wine and like, what is wrong with that? Like, how is that? How is that humanly possible? And then I just, you know, they say about it's not how much you drink. It's like how you drink. Like, I just had a situation where.

Every time I drank, which was all every night, my whole life fell apart. Like I would I remember just sitting in my dorm room, just waiting for someone to call to return my keys, my wallet, my just every day. It was like it was how I drank. Like I noticed that my friends didn't their lives didn't fall apart. They didn't do crazy things. They didn't lose everything.

Every time I drank, which was all every night, my whole life fell apart. Like I would I remember just sitting in my dorm room, just waiting for someone to call to return my keys, my wallet, my just every day. It was like it was how I drank. Like I noticed that my friends didn't their lives didn't fall apart. They didn't do crazy things. They didn't lose everything.

Every time I drank, which was all every night, my whole life fell apart. Like I would I remember just sitting in my dorm room, just waiting for someone to call to return my keys, my wallet, my just every day. It was like it was how I drank. Like I noticed that my friends didn't their lives didn't fall apart. They didn't do crazy things. They didn't lose everything.

It was a way of being around alcohol that I knew in the back of my mind. This isn't right.

It was a way of being around alcohol that I knew in the back of my mind. This isn't right.

It was a way of being around alcohol that I knew in the back of my mind. This isn't right.

Yes.

Yes.