Liz Moody

We're both brunettes with the eyes.

I could slip right in.

I'm green.

Oh, okay.

I'm sorry.

I know that green eyed people are very like, we are the few and the rare.

Please recognize that they're green.

Because they're the few and the rare.

You are the few and the rare.

Okay.

We'll get into some of the mechanisms by which this hypothesis could bear out.

This idea that by silencing ourselves, by being the good girl, we would have these felt impacts on our bodies.

But

I'm curious, first, did it change your relationship with your parents to have this realization?

I'm putting myself in the position of, one, the parents listening who are like, Jesus Christ, is this another way that I might be screwing up my kids?

Like, I'm doing the best that I can, et cetera, et cetera.

And I'm putting myself in the position of all the adults listening who are like, maybe this is giving words to some of the things that I felt in my own childhood.

We're going to get into that.

That's a crazy story.

Crazy or exciting.