Let’s Talk About “Daddy Issues” by Sofia Franklyn

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Sophie Ross (3:11)

We're delivering.

Christy Noel (3:12)

I'm excited to do it.

Sophie Ross (3:13)

Yeah.

There were people mad at us yesterday for not having the episode out yet. We, you got to give us time. You got to give us time. Christy had finished the book earlier this week. My copy took a little bit longer, so I ended up just downloading it on my Kindle. Right. If you can't tell by the title, we are talking about Sofia Franklyn's Daddy Issues, which I finished very late last night, so I'm a little bit tired. But I loved it. I devoured it. I devoured it. Yeah, I absolutely loved it. I think that it is one of those celebrity memoirs where you walk away feeling like you really, really, really know this person so much better.

There were so many things that Sofia had gone through, pre-Call Her Daddy, that I had no idea in terms of her upbringing. I think one of the biggest themes, obviously, the overarching theme is that you can't really trust anyone but yourself in Sofia's world, and she has had to learn that and live with that. But also, she grew up not trusting men because of experiences she had with an abusive stepdad. With an absent father staying at a women's shelter with her mom, being in an abusive relationship, and she always found comfort in women. So she never ever thought a woman would screw her over.