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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2022 · 13 MIN

I was a Tomboy Not a Boy

from Crying In My Cheesecake

Danielle went through a major tomboy phase in life and in fact, still identifies as more of a tomboy. When she was young she had a spiked mullet because that's what the boys were wearing. She discusses how grateful she is that her parents let her go through these phases and not make her identify as a gender other than the one she was born with. She also realized she was a tomboy not by accident or choice. God prepared her to be raising two boys and a little tomboy-girly girl of her own one day. Did you know Danielle has hired out the editing of this podcast? This allows her to create more episodes for you! To help keep this rate of episodes coming and even more in the future, please consider supporting the show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cimcJoin The Wilderness of Wellness to begin working through your health and wellness needs. The Wilderness of Wellness is a private social platform owned by Danielle Hofer and provides you the opportunity of weekly sessions with a nutrition practitioner, twice monthly mental health group therapy sessions, and courses Danielle has created to help walk you step by step to your health and wellness goals. Sign up here: https://cryinginmycheesecake.mn.co/share/peOM646rRhuUJdE9?utm_source=manual

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