Megan Fox
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but that actually stems from a family environment where I didn't feel that I belonged and never felt a part of anything. And then as I went out into the world in school, that was also reflected back to me where I didn't fit into a friend group and I wasn't received well by kids. And then as I left school and went out into the world as a famous person,
The world received me that way as well with a lot of contention and a lot of negativity and a lot of projection. And so it's a part of my identity, but it's a survival mechanism to say I'm a pariah. Like I'm an outlier. That's who I am and I'm proud of that and that's who I need to be now. That's how I self-identify. But really that comes from a deep wound of –
The world received me that way as well with a lot of contention and a lot of negativity and a lot of projection. And so it's a part of my identity, but it's a survival mechanism to say I'm a pariah. Like I'm an outlier. That's who I am and I'm proud of that and that's who I need to be now. That's how I self-identify. But really that comes from a deep wound of –
The world received me that way as well with a lot of contention and a lot of negativity and a lot of projection. And so it's a part of my identity, but it's a survival mechanism to say I'm a pariah. Like I'm an outlier. That's who I am and I'm proud of that and that's who I need to be now. That's how I self-identify. But really that comes from a deep wound of –
looking to have belonged somewhere at some point in my life and never finding a place that I fit.
looking to have belonged somewhere at some point in my life and never finding a place that I fit.
looking to have belonged somewhere at some point in my life and never finding a place that I fit.
Yeah, it's super lonely. But I was a lonely baby. Yeah, I've been I've been lonely my whole life. So and when I meet with like, I've met every healer, every psychic, every they're always like, well, this is your nine life path. This is your life last life. You're an old soul. Old souls are lonely. Old souls are sad.
Yeah, it's super lonely. But I was a lonely baby. Yeah, I've been I've been lonely my whole life. So and when I meet with like, I've met every healer, every psychic, every they're always like, well, this is your nine life path. This is your life last life. You're an old soul. Old souls are lonely. Old souls are sad.
Yeah, it's super lonely. But I was a lonely baby. Yeah, I've been I've been lonely my whole life. So and when I meet with like, I've met every healer, every psychic, every they're always like, well, this is your nine life path. This is your life last life. You're an old soul. Old souls are lonely. Old souls are sad.
you've been doing this a long time, you've been through a lot of trauma, you've had every kind of experience you can have. And there's like this sort of bittersweet experience of it's, it's lonely. But I also know that part of my purpose is to be in service to others, my children in particular. But yeah, it's not a it's not a particularly like, I feel alone.
you've been doing this a long time, you've been through a lot of trauma, you've had every kind of experience you can have. And there's like this sort of bittersweet experience of it's, it's lonely. But I also know that part of my purpose is to be in service to others, my children in particular. But yeah, it's not a it's not a particularly like, I feel alone.
you've been doing this a long time, you've been through a lot of trauma, you've had every kind of experience you can have. And there's like this sort of bittersweet experience of it's, it's lonely. But I also know that part of my purpose is to be in service to others, my children in particular. But yeah, it's not a it's not a particularly like, I feel alone.
A lot. But to answer your question about high school and middle school, I wasn't cool. I had an eating disorder in middle school, a really bad one. I had to be hospitalized twice. And I was left in there like – my mom will say she took me out for Christmas. I don't think that's accurate. I think I was in there for Christmas.
A lot. But to answer your question about high school and middle school, I wasn't cool. I had an eating disorder in middle school, a really bad one. I had to be hospitalized twice. And I was left in there like – my mom will say she took me out for Christmas. I don't think that's accurate. I think I was in there for Christmas.
A lot. But to answer your question about high school and middle school, I wasn't cool. I had an eating disorder in middle school, a really bad one. I had to be hospitalized twice. And I was left in there like – my mom will say she took me out for Christmas. I don't think that's accurate. I think I was in there for Christmas.
But I was in there for a few months at a time every time they would put me in. Essentially, I was 5150'd. because my eating disorder was so bad. I had braces. I plucked out all of my eyebrows. And when you do that, when you pluck your eyebrows, by the way, for anyone that's ever going to do this, if you do that when you're sick or your immune system is down, those hairs don't grow back.
But I was in there for a few months at a time every time they would put me in. Essentially, I was 5150'd. because my eating disorder was so bad. I had braces. I plucked out all of my eyebrows. And when you do that, when you pluck your eyebrows, by the way, for anyone that's ever going to do this, if you do that when you're sick or your immune system is down, those hairs don't grow back.
But I was in there for a few months at a time every time they would put me in. Essentially, I was 5150'd. because my eating disorder was so bad. I had braces. I plucked out all of my eyebrows. And when you do that, when you pluck your eyebrows, by the way, for anyone that's ever going to do this, if you do that when you're sick or your immune system is down, those hairs don't grow back.
So plucked my eyebrows out. Most of them never grew back. Why did you pluck them out? It was like cutting or like any kind of a – I was just doing things to myself to like – not disfigure myself, but it was a compulsive action that I didn't understand at the time. And then in high school, like if you saw my high school yearbook picture, by that point I was cute again.