Glennon

Right. Right. Yes. Okay.

Right. Right. Yes. Okay.

Right. Right. Yes. Okay.

You are. Cam, you are. You are. I hate to break this to you, but you're actually my size. But I've got big dog energy. Not that you don't. You do. You have big dog energy, which is why you feel like you look like a big dog. But what you really look like, Cameron, is a big gay adult. That's right. Big gay adult. But you started your life not as a big gay adult, but as a little gay kid. correct?

You are. Cam, you are. You are. I hate to break this to you, but you're actually my size. But I've got big dog energy. Not that you don't. You do. You have big dog energy, which is why you feel like you look like a big dog. But what you really look like, Cameron, is a big gay adult. That's right. Big gay adult. But you started your life not as a big gay adult, but as a little gay kid. correct?

You are. Cam, you are. You are. I hate to break this to you, but you're actually my size. But I've got big dog energy. Not that you don't. You do. You have big dog energy, which is why you feel like you look like a big dog. But what you really look like, Cameron, is a big gay adult. That's right. Big gay adult. But you started your life not as a big gay adult, but as a little gay kid. correct?

So it's interesting because you're talking about your childhood and knowing that there was something you were that was unique and that maybe not as common in everyone else. You call it left of masculine. You are often being mistaken for a boy, but it was also largely about your body. Just your body, right?

So it's interesting because you're talking about your childhood and knowing that there was something you were that was unique and that maybe not as common in everyone else. You call it left of masculine. You are often being mistaken for a boy, but it was also largely about your body. Just your body, right?

So it's interesting because you're talking about your childhood and knowing that there was something you were that was unique and that maybe not as common in everyone else. You call it left of masculine. You are often being mistaken for a boy, but it was also largely about your body. Just your body, right?

Like people commenting about your body because I think it's interesting that you're talking about like, I'm doing a lot of this right now. Stuff I wrote in Untamed that doesn't exactly feel right anymore. And lots of it's about gender and sexuality. Wait, what am I talking about? Because when I read your book, it's all in there. I'm like, wait, is she talking about sexuality right now?

Like people commenting about your body because I think it's interesting that you're talking about like, I'm doing a lot of this right now. Stuff I wrote in Untamed that doesn't exactly feel right anymore. And lots of it's about gender and sexuality. Wait, what am I talking about? Because when I read your book, it's all in there. I'm like, wait, is she talking about sexuality right now?

Like people commenting about your body because I think it's interesting that you're talking about like, I'm doing a lot of this right now. Stuff I wrote in Untamed that doesn't exactly feel right anymore. And lots of it's about gender and sexuality. Wait, what am I talking about? Because when I read your book, it's all in there. I'm like, wait, is she talking about sexuality right now?

Wait, is she talking about gender? Wait, is she just talking about body dysmorphia that anybody can have? Because people who live in women's bodies are just open for debate. Everybody can just comment on your body. That's what happened to you, right? Totally.

Wait, is she talking about gender? Wait, is she just talking about body dysmorphia that anybody can have? Because people who live in women's bodies are just open for debate. Everybody can just comment on your body. That's what happened to you, right? Totally.

Wait, is she talking about gender? Wait, is she just talking about body dysmorphia that anybody can have? Because people who live in women's bodies are just open for debate. Everybody can just comment on your body. That's what happened to you, right? Totally.

It's not as vulnerable.

It's not as vulnerable.

It's not as vulnerable.

Do you feel and this is I'm going to drive people nuts with this question, but I just can't stop asking it. I'm so badly trying to understand what is gender? Is it even a thing? Like, I can't find it in me. Okay. I can't find it in me anywhere. I don't feel like a woman. I don't feel like a man. Like, I don't know what it means.

Do you feel and this is I'm going to drive people nuts with this question, but I just can't stop asking it. I'm so badly trying to understand what is gender? Is it even a thing? Like, I can't find it in me. Okay. I can't find it in me anywhere. I don't feel like a woman. I don't feel like a man. Like, I don't know what it means.