Kendra Scott

I thought it was just easy.

Yes, and that's part of that personal growth that we're talking about.

And I think a lot of times we're judged, especially if you've gone through divorce.

We can have monogamous relationships and break up, and for some reason that's okay for people.

Commit, and then that doesn't work out.

People are like, ooh, she's a divorcee.

Especially like the religious judgment.

Yeah, you know, ooh.

So it becomes harder, but I love love, and I believe in love, and I haven't given up on it.

And yeah, it didn't always work out the way I'd planned, but that doesn't mean that I don't deserve love, and that I can't be in a relationship that's a committed relationship.

Oh, sure.

Yes.

You know, I think I've been hard on myself throughout my life.

And I think in 2020 was a year where I just felt like I lost that ability to overcome obstacles like I had before.

Because there were so many.

There were so many coming at me all at once.

That I would try to – and I was trying to be positive for everybody else because I didn't want my team at work or my kids to think mom was, you know, not okay.

So I would be putting on this, like, mask of – Physically.

Hi.

Yeah.