I was trying to upkeep these two things when at the end of the day, I just had to kind of accept, which I'm more acceptant of now, which is I'm really just in the middle.

Like, I'm not really that divine feminine and I'm not really that divine masculine.

And it's okay.

Like, it's, I don't see it around me a lot, you know, and that really discourages me.

But at the end of the day, it's like, I can't force it.

I'm not that great.

I'm not very clean.

I'm not very organized.

Like, I don't want to shave all the time. Like, I just don't. Like, and I'm sure there's a lot of women that feel the same way. And it's like, and, and it's also like,

but I don't want to be parasitic and I don't want to just like scream at people all the time and

tell them my opinion and, you know, and not listen and not nurture. And so it was, it was a really hard kind of thing to figure out.

But I think I'm getting, I'm starting to get it.

And it's exciting.

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Hey everybody, welcome back to Therapist Uncensored.

My name is Sue Marriott, and I am sitting here with Quentin.

And before I say more about you, would you like to get us started by describing yourself?

Well, I definitely like to say I'm a creative.

I think that's an even better umbrella than calling myself an artist because I just like the word creative. I'm an overall creative and performer. I'm a creative and I'm a performer. Those are the two descriptive words that I like to describe myself as.

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