“I was scared to leave those front doors because [I had] structure every day,” he explained. “I knew what I was doing. I was reading. I was in that world.”
“I was like, ‘God, I know the real world’s gonna hit me like a ton of bricks and I’ve got to go back to filming my show and I know everybody’s mad at me and they’re gonna come at me.'”
Taylor, 45, continued, “And I was just like, ‘I’m so scared. I’m so scared.’ And it’s been happening but I’ve been dealing with it but it’s scary.”
He spoke about his diagnosis further on Friday’s podcast episode and said he is “a work in progress.”
“It’s scary to work on yourself. It’s scary to tell people that you have problems,” he frankly stated.
“I now have a little bit better understanding of my mental health struggles. I’ve been put on some serious medication that’s actually been helping me out a lot.”
“In time, I’ll definitely speak more about it openly,” he added, “but right now I kind of just need to deal with this process.”
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