Difficult Girl

By Lena Dunham · The New Yorker · August 2014

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"Lena Dunham remembers her childhood therapists. “The germophobia morphs into hypochondria morphs into sexual anxiety morphs into the pain and angst that accompany entry into middle school.”"

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