Episode 42- TRAUMA!!!

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Please a little bit of a heavy one with the events that happened this week with the storming of the capital I find myself thinking back to the terrorism of my childhood and the childhood a lot of kids grew up in alcoholic homes. And I’m finding a lot of parallels in the lack of understanding I have for why my mother was so angry with her life and why these people are so angry with their lives. So please go to the Facebook page the addicted to people Facebook page let me know what you think let me know if you think I’m being too morose or if you have topics that way you would like me to talk about. I would appreciate it.

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