Tig Notaro

I really don't know who I was before 2012.

When I think back, I literally do not understand what I was doing.

I don't understand.

And I really felt like it was one of those experiences where you're pushed to the edge of the planet and you're hanging over.

And some get pulled back and some don't.

And I was luckily pulled back.

And I think that

It is genuinely humbling to be that ill and to be that sad and to be that fearful.

And I think I'm more, not just humbled, but I am more careful with people's feelings and just way more sensitive.

And I...

I want to do good in the world.

I want to be around good.

And yeah, it's like driving recklessly and getting in an accident and just being like, I will never, ever.

But then you're human and time passes and

And you take things for granted and you're floating, drifting further from that grounding place.

But the luxury is that I do, I'm still tethered to that.

And I can have those wake up moments of back on track, you know.

Well, and it's because I can't feel or unsee myself.

what happened then.

And yeah, yeah.