The transcript appears to be a monologue from a young woman, reflecting on her experiences with dating, relationships, and personal growth. She discusses her past relationships, her feelings of being "wrapped up" and taking her time, and her struggle with self-consciousness. She also talks about her experiences with love and heartbreak, mentioning a past relationship that ended abruptly.
The woman seems to be grappling with feelings of insecurity and self-esteem, often questioning her value and worth. She also seems to be dealing with feelings of rejection and heartbreak, particularly in her relationships. Despite these challenges, she maintains a positive outlook and a hopeful attitude towards her future.
The woman also discusses her feelings of being judged and criticized, particularly in the context of dating and relationships. She seems to struggle with feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness, and she often feels like she's being judged or criticized.
Throughout the monologue, the woman seems to be coming to terms with her feelings and experiences, and she expresses a hope for personal growth and self-improvement. She also expresses a desire for authenticity and genuine connection in her relationships, and she seems to be grappling with feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness.
The woman also discusses her feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness, often questioning her value and worth. She seems to struggle with feelings of rejection and heartbreak, particularly in the context of dating and relationships.
Throughout the monologue, the woman seems to be coming to terms with her feelings and experiences, and she expresses a hope for personal growth and self-improvement. She also expresses a desire for authenticity and genuine connection in her relationships, and she seems to be grappling with feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness.
The woman also discusses her feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness, often questioning her value and worth. She seems to struggle with feelings of rejection and heartbreak, particularly in the context of dating and relationships.
Throughout the monologue, the woman seems to be coming to terms with her feelings and experiences, and she expresses a hope for personal growth and self-improvement. She also expresses a desire for authenticity and genuine connection in her relationships, and she seems to be grappling with feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness.
The woman also discusses her feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness, often questioning her value and worth. She seems to struggle with feelings of rejection and heartbreak, particularly in the context of dating and relationships.
Throughout the monologue, the woman seems to be coming to terms with her feelings and experiences, and she expresses a hope for personal growth and self-improvement. She also expresses a desire for authenticity and genuine connection in her relationships, and she seems to be grappling with feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness.
The woman also discusses her feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness, often questioning her value and worth. She seems to struggle with feelings of rejection and heartbreak, particularly in the context of dating and relationships.
Throughout the monologue, the woman seems to be coming to terms with her feelings and experiences, and she expresses a hope for personal growth and self-improvement. She also expresses a desire for authenticity and genuine connection in her relationships, and she seems to be grappling with feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness.
The woman also discusses her feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness, often questioning her value and worth. She seems to struggle with feelings of rejection and heartbreak, particularly in the context of dating and relationships.
Throughout the monologue, the woman seems to be coming to terms with her feelings and experiences, and she expresses a hope for personal growth and self-improvement. She also expresses a desire for authenticity and genuine connection in her relationships, and she seems to be grappling with feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness.
The woman also discusses her feelings of insecurity and self-consciousness, often questioning her value and worth. She seems to struggle with feelings of rejection and heartbreak, particularly in the context of dating and relationships.
Throughout the monologue, the woman seems to be coming to terms with her feelings and experiences, and she
1. The speaker is discussing a personal experience, possibly from a dating or romantic context.
2. The speaker mentions being "beautiful" and "wrapped up", suggesting a confidence or self-perception in their appearance.
3. The speaker talks about a program or event, but it's unclear what it's related to.
4. The speaker references a "father in Madrid" and "bad machines", which could refer to a physical or emotional challenge they faced.
5. The speaker talks about "destroyed houses, pyramid", which could be metaphorical or referring to a specific location.
6. The speaker is woken up by someone, possibly a romantic partner, for breakfast in bed.
7. The speaker discusses a music track or album, but it's unclear what it's related to.
8. The speaker mentions "Brazil" and a "love fat", which could refer to a relationship or romantic attraction.
9. The speaker talks about a person with a "double personality" and being "almost act will" in a relationship.
10. The speaker talks about being able to get pregnant and losing a baby, which could refer to a personal medical history.
11. The speaker discusses a romantic relationship that was "more like first go loving in the year".
12. The speaker talks about a girl who "called one of the following crimes are" and a boyfriend who "doesn't work under pressure".
13. The speaker discusses a friend named Cristiano and a girl who "asked to leave the cardinal".
14. The speaker talks about a boyfriend who "likes to be in charge of the notice the man he actually this".
15. The speaker talks about a girl who "couldn't handle it and also against her saw the photo in the year".
16. The speaker discusses a boyfriend who "is going out with you to select nine weapons that he will control".
17. The speaker talks about a boyfriend who "doesn't hold her tongue, she doesn't do this Brazil, she pays today".
18. The speaker discusses a boyfriend who "has a question for my friend, do you know if you like a case, plans, notes, know that this happens to me a lot".
19. The speaker talks about a boyfriend who "is pretending He has an affair with this friend I like him, he likes me, he cuts me off, he's very upset with the state, I really didn't like him, he was a total dog and he reached a draw with them, that's fine, but in football the family will really be guarded, he knows there are more than 7 billion people".
20. The speaker talks about a boyfriend who "is the only one who wasn't there for the next few years, as a trade, a chat with a girl who didn't even know I existed, Anthony Hollander, big canvas, it's not a good sign, now you're the world with a simple wave".
21. The speaker talks about a boyfriend who "is the world with a simple wave calmly calm down and have already invoiced and developed my boyfriend of my heart I ended up in law a month ago because the idiot high bank of my fear undermined me out of the blue without giving an explanation he arrived and said look it's over seriously doing everything but I can't get over it and neither understand your heads men give me the street crisis from heaven sometimes she doesn't have it in her head but my head is very easy to understand so the little couple without eating but now coming down presenter of the night arrived out of nowhere broke up with you that reason no tone is his problem is with himself, not with you, he has time to enjoy his life, do new things, meet new people, have fun, he doesn't deserve it, you need to learn from him and no one else is left alone at the moment he barely said he's not there".
22. The speaker talks about a boyfriend who "arrived and beauty and the land so so so but it's a matter of opportunity we're going to be cool we're going to be caught with a 15 year old child who struggles to give the first kiss imagine I wasn't even over it yet and arrived at the river to try to leave today accept fruit, that's how it is, wait, that's how you arrive at a mine, now I don't want to talk, get to know it, it