Amber Heard childhood, father. (Amanda de Cadenet podcast)

 Amber Heard childhood, father

July 2019, Amber Heard has a conversation with her activist friend Amanda de Cadenet podcast (they have known each other for 13 years when this podcast is made). In this podcast we get a clue that it appears that Amber grew up in a trailer. By all means, I see now wrong in that since I also like the RV-life.

Rumor has it that they are no longer friends. It seems that Amber's interview with Amanda's podcast has been deleted from Amanda's podbean page, because it will not be found there.

Its a conversation about feminism and activism. They are trying to change the world. Personally I think they are following a bad ideology, this part of Amber is not interesting. Since this time she did this interview she has read a lot of book, hopefully she will find better ideas to follow. Because she's got the brain, just hope she will work with something more productive.

Amber was raised as Catholic but began identifying as an atheist at sixteen after her best friend died in a car crash. She stopped believe in the story of god.

Amber Heard with her father, David Heard who owned a small construction company.

From the podcast:

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Amanda de Cadenet: ”I suspect that those kinds of conversations were not happening in the trailer where you grew up? And so my questions is how did you know that the deck was stacked against you, if you didn’t have anyone to process that with?"

Amber: “I didn’t, I saw it in the lack of conversation. I saw it in the non verbal.. I mean, sure I did have direct information. I had a father telling me it would be preposterous for a woman to run a company.. I remember I said ”I wanna be a president one day”, when I was really young. And my dad said ”Pfff, woman cant be President. What would happen when she had her period, huh?” I’m like, am I missing something in the logic here?” – Amber Heard, Podcast conversation with Amanda de Cadenet (July 16, 2019)

Amanda de Cadenet: "I wonder what he thought would happen?"

Amber: "I don't, really... I think he thought naturally, once a month.. our finger would be resting on that button." [laughs]..

"And I love my father, you know, and have compassion for him. And his limited access to information at the time and I also have to complement him on his ability to adapt." - Amber Heard

Reference:

amber heard online [YouTube], (july 2019), PODCAST | Amber Heard in The Conversation with Amanda de Cadenet (July 16, 2019). YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tuJIcDHLrQ