"I wasn't worth anything unless I was married" | Glennda Baker

8 Aug 2024 · 1 min
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Glennda Baker grew up as the only child of divorced parents and internalized the belief that her worth depended on marrying someone important, like Ted Turner. She felt she would be "worth nothing" without that validation, a conviction rooted in her family background and the pressure of societal expectations.

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