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New intro? Maybe. I thought a little forest sound could be nice. Hello, hello everybody. I'm Lexi Lombard,

host of the Lexi podcast, and thank you for tuning in to this episode. I need to tell you the hard time

that I've been having inside my own skin. It's perpetual. It's cyclical.

I feel good. I feel okay. I feel bad. I feel okay. I feel good. And then I die. And I think a lot of

us go through that. But I always beat myself up when I'm in the I don't feel good right now as if I haven't experienced it

time and time and time again. And this last month was really hard on me. I was really hard on myself

and as someone who really ties their worth to their output and their achievement, and I don't

know whether they're not, that's due to being an American, someone born on the East Coast,

someone born in the late 90s, I don't know. I don't know if it's generational location.

Who knows? What baffles me most is that regardless of whether I use my coping skills or not, the cycle continues. I woke up this morning delighted. Okay, nothing on paper would make sense for a delightful mood.

It was pouring down rain, we had storm warnings here in Los Angeles, I had slept in later than I would want to, I'm on my period, yet I couldn't wipe a smile off my face.

I woke up staring out the windows at the gray skies and the

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