Pete Wicks: Tattoos, Trauma & Trying to Be Enough
Pete Wicks confronts his feeling of not being enough, and finally admits his strengths.
Pete Wicks enters Dr Joe’s office carrying a belief he’s had since childhood: that he’s never quite enough.
Together, they trace that feeling back to its roots, unpacking the early experiences that shaped Pete’s self-worth and the pressure he’s carried ever since.
The conversation widens to modern masculinity, including Pete’s interview with Prime Minister Keir Starmer and what it revealed about being a man today. A shared love of tattoos then leads to a Rorschach-style experiment involving Joe’s body and some highly questionable analysis.
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