Gypsy Rose Blanchard

He said, anyone.

I said, even my mom?

And he said, yes, even your mom.

I'll take her out too.

And never thinking that that was actually going to happen.

It wasn't a serious thought until after what happened at the movie theater.

Because that's when I started to realize, like, no matter what I do, I will never be able to be my own person, never have my own freedom, never make my own choices.

I'll never get married.

Like, all of the thoughts of, like...

What is my life going to be like in the next 20 and 30 years?

Is it going to be like this right here?

Is my life going to continue to be this for the rest of my life, my youth gone, any happy moments of future children, anything like this?

How long is this going to continue?

And that thought kept going in my head over and over and over again.

So yes, the desperate thought of, I want my mom out of the picture.

And it's like, I didn't want her dead necessarily.

If she would have went to prison, I would have been all the happier.

But that unfortunately was a conversation he and I had.

I was 23.

Okay, you were 23.