Molly

This was not me packing up my life, taking any documents I needed, anything important. It was just some clothes for nine days. And we never went back. Not one time. So I guess the storm was really just... Each step was unplanned. I went to LA. I was supposed to be there for a birthday, for my daughter's first birthday. Stayed for two months.

This was not me packing up my life, taking any documents I needed, anything important. It was just some clothes for nine days. And we never went back. Not one time. So I guess the storm was really just... Each step was unplanned. I went to LA. I was supposed to be there for a birthday, for my daughter's first birthday. Stayed for two months.

And it just kept being things like that where I had a plan. And then everything else happened around me. You know, I had a place to live in Texas. That fell through. My dad got diagnosed with cancer. That seemed the next logical step. Go be with family. And then go back to your hometown. Figure out next steps. And so each time it was a storm. But storms can kind of be peaceful.

And it just kept being things like that where I had a plan. And then everything else happened around me. You know, I had a place to live in Texas. That fell through. My dad got diagnosed with cancer. That seemed the next logical step. Go be with family. And then go back to your hometown. Figure out next steps. And so each time it was a storm. But storms can kind of be peaceful.

And it just kept being things like that where I had a plan. And then everything else happened around me. You know, I had a place to live in Texas. That fell through. My dad got diagnosed with cancer. That seemed the next logical step. Go be with family. And then go back to your hometown. Figure out next steps. And so each time it was a storm. But storms can kind of be peaceful.

And ironically, now I listen to a thunderstorm to sleep. So it's actually calming to the system. And when I look back, they all had such purpose. How did it feel for you putting this down on paper and then reading it out loud? I mean, the process was fairly seamless, I would say, just because... I've thought of it so often since and I've, you know, I've journaled and I've done things like that.

And ironically, now I listen to a thunderstorm to sleep. So it's actually calming to the system. And when I look back, they all had such purpose. How did it feel for you putting this down on paper and then reading it out loud? I mean, the process was fairly seamless, I would say, just because... I've thought of it so often since and I've, you know, I've journaled and I've done things like that.

And ironically, now I listen to a thunderstorm to sleep. So it's actually calming to the system. And when I look back, they all had such purpose. How did it feel for you putting this down on paper and then reading it out loud? I mean, the process was fairly seamless, I would say, just because... I've thought of it so often since and I've, you know, I've journaled and I've done things like that.

It's not been obviously in this sort of structure as an essay or anything like that. But I think it's always a little bit therapeutic to take ownership of it. And I kind of describe it to other people differently. As it almost happened to someone else because I'm now someone else.

It's not been obviously in this sort of structure as an essay or anything like that. But I think it's always a little bit therapeutic to take ownership of it. And I kind of describe it to other people differently. As it almost happened to someone else because I'm now someone else.

It's not been obviously in this sort of structure as an essay or anything like that. But I think it's always a little bit therapeutic to take ownership of it. And I kind of describe it to other people differently. As it almost happened to someone else because I'm now someone else.

So when I look back, it's almost it's not disassociation, but it's not emotional as far as like I'm not I'm not emotionally affected by telling it. I'm empowered by telling it because I remember what I've gone through and who I am now. And I don't remember that girl that left because she was just such a different version of me. But I was not fully destroyed.

So when I look back, it's almost it's not disassociation, but it's not emotional as far as like I'm not I'm not emotionally affected by telling it. I'm empowered by telling it because I remember what I've gone through and who I am now. And I don't remember that girl that left because she was just such a different version of me. But I was not fully destroyed.

So when I look back, it's almost it's not disassociation, but it's not emotional as far as like I'm not I'm not emotionally affected by telling it. I'm empowered by telling it because I remember what I've gone through and who I am now. And I don't remember that girl that left because she was just such a different version of me. But I was not fully destroyed.

And that's something I hope people remember is even if it's, you know, day one, you just left yesterday, you will become something else. I promise.

And that's something I hope people remember is even if it's, you know, day one, you just left yesterday, you will become something else. I promise.

And that's something I hope people remember is even if it's, you know, day one, you just left yesterday, you will become something else. I promise.

I actually loved that part of this because just so you know, when Molly and I would discuss her lovers, we gave them names like, you know, Sock on Wiener Guy or Neighbor Guy.

I actually loved that part of this because just so you know, when Molly and I would discuss her lovers, we gave them names like, you know, Sock on Wiener Guy or Neighbor Guy.

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