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Every few years, it just comes back to me.

And it's a trauma from my childhood but what you don't realize or what I didn't

I didn't think of it as a trauma when I was a kid because it just happened and then it was over

and I just didn't I didn't think about it again for like, for years, for like 20 years.

Just, you know, just like I always say, it was like there was no music telling me this was a

traumatic moment. It wasn't like in slow motion. It was just like this moment and then the next

moment and then the next moment. But I haven't, you know, I was like, God, I need to talk to my

therapist about this, but I haven't been to therapy since June because I don't know.

I just feel like I can't talk to him. I don't know. So I feel kind of therapistless right now.

So I just figured I'd talk about it here because, you know, I don't know. Mr. Rogers says if it's mentionable, it's manageable.

And I figure y'all could call in with your

insights and shit and get a little therapy here. So there's the story. Okay. You know,

listen, I was 13. I went to visit my sister Laura at Berkeley, in Berkeley, California.

She was at summer school at UC Berkeley.

And I was 13.

I was teeny, teeny tiny for my age when I was 13.

You know, I was like one of those, like, real weird little kids.

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