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Untamed
Glennon Doyle
Contributed by Darcey Schwenk
Content
Overview
Plot Summary
Context
Themes
Characters
Discussion Questions
Chapter Summaries
Prologue: Cheetah
Chapter 1 Sparks
Chapter 2 Apples
Chapter 3 Blow Jobs
Chapter 4 Directions
Chapter 5 Tick Marks
Chapter 6 Algorithms
Chapter 7 Gatherings
Chapter 8 Rules
Chapter 9 Dragons
Chapter 10 Arms
Chapter 11 Feel
Chapter 12 Know
Chapter 13 Imagine
Chapter 14 Let it Burn
Chapter 15 Aches
Chapter 16 Ghosts
Chapter 17 Smiles
Chapter 18 Goals
Chapter 19 Adam and Keys
Chapter 20 Ears
Chapter 21 Terms
Chapter 22 Erikas
Chapter 23 Beach Houses
Chapter 24 Temperature
Chapter 25 Mirrors
Chapter 26 Eyes
Chapter 27 Gardens
Chapter 28 Touch Trees
Chapter 29 Buckets
Chapter 30 Attendants
Chapter 31 Memos
Chapter 32 Poems
Chapter 33 Boys
Chapter 34 Talks
Chapter 35 Woods
Chapter 36 Cream Cheeses
Chapter 37 Bases
Chapter 38 Islands
Chapter 39 Boulders
Chapter 40 Blood Baths
Chapter 41 Racists
Chapter 42 Questions
Chapter 43 Permission Slips
Chapter 44 Concessions
Chapter 45 Decals
Chapter 46 Girl Gods
Chapter 47 Conflicts Summary
Chapter 48 Streams
Chapter 49 Lies
Chapter 50 Deliveries
Chapter 51 Invaders
Chapter 52 Comfort Zones
Chapter 53 Elmers
Chapter 54 Luckies
Chapter 55 Buzzes
Chapter 56 Sandcastles
Chapter 57 Guitars
Chapter 58 Braids
Chapter 59 Seconds
Chapter 60 Ideas
Chapter 61 Sidelines
Chapter 62 Levels
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Chapter 51 Invaders
Summary

Glennon describes depression and anxiety as invaders or “body snatchers” because they stop her from living in the moment. However, many of her traits that lead to these issues also result in better parts of her personality. Sensitivity leads to her addiction and to her artistic ability, while anxiety creates a life that feels difficult to live in (but also leads her to want to make a change in the world that gives her anxiety).

Analysis

While Glennon’s mental health issues cause problems in her life, they are also part of her. They are a result of her complete set of traits and experiences and are a part of her truest self. Though they hurt, they are necessary for experiencing her full humanity, discerning what needs to change and how to change it.

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