Are You Scared of Your Own Gayness?

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i've been keeping myself in this homophobic cage for so long. i thnk, when you're young, you don't really know what it means im and how to talk about it. But ill say, i would say abby that we may have that self hate thing but glen, and one of the things about you is that you went through this very compacted experience of like, falling in love, getting sober, falling inLove,. And having to really fight for what you really wanted to be. I often think that people who have those intense fights feel a sort of freedom that you don't feel the same way when you have this graduated experience over the years.

1. Why Emily couldn’t stop crying (and it wasn’t because she was emotional).

2. The intervention that got Emily sober – and why Amy wasn’t there.

3. Glennon admits something that she’s never told anyone before.

4. Amy and Abby agree on the shared cost of internalized homophobia and misogyny.

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