Gypsy Rose Blanchard

Yeah.

It was nice to be able to just kind of like show the good and the bad of me.

It's kind of like, yeah, I made some good choices.

I made some achievements.

You know, it showcased, you know, unfortunately, you know, me going through my divorce and things like that.

But that's all real stuff.

It's like my life is no longer about relationships.

prison and you know necessarily the trauma of my past it's kind of like everything that i'm going through on a daily basis is my current life and so i i just i wanted the opportunity to show people like okay this is this is me who i am today love me hate me these are my choices they might not always be right but they're real

I think a better framing and keep in mind that I do go through lots of emotions and I have mixed emotions about this topic.

on a daily.

So one day I could say, I don't feel like we should categorize her that way.

And the other day I'm still healing.

So I'm like, she was terrible.

And I talk a lot of crap, but at the end of the day, I think, you know, taking my emotions out of it and just working on facts alone is

I think that my mom grew up in a time where mental health was not talked about.

It was not addressed, things whenever it comes to your emotions and your mental health was just swept under the rug.

So I think it's so vastly important for people to recognize that individuals like this are normally people with low self-esteem

And I feel like given support and therapy and the acknowledgement that this is an issue that they have, it could be addressed and possibly treated.

You know, I feel like they're not monsters anymore.

And I asked you this question, you know, last year, whenever we got to have our chat, I asked you because it was a question that plagued me for so long.