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I don't know that there's an ideal time. I would say, though, that I am grateful to have gone through it at three because I didn't like I didn't long for my dad or for him. I was like, I don't know. He wasn't here and still not here. You know, like it didn't really bother me.

But I would imagine at 14, when your life is the most turbulent, you have new hormones, people are dating, people are getting attention for things. Maybe not an ideal time for disruption.

But I would imagine at 14, when your life is the most turbulent, you have new hormones, people are dating, people are getting attention for things. Maybe not an ideal time for disruption.

But I would imagine at 14, when your life is the most turbulent, you have new hormones, people are dating, people are getting attention for things. Maybe not an ideal time for disruption.

Your mother was an author or is an author and your father was or is an oncologist.

Your mother was an author or is an author and your father was or is an oncologist.

Your mother was an author or is an author and your father was or is an oncologist.

In his story, there's a lot of talk lately about inheriting trauma, which is starting to get more and more compelling. The first time I was here, I was like, what are you talking about? And it's getting more compelling. Oh, yeah. I don't think it's irrelevant that your father is first generation of a family that fled Nazi Germany as Jews and then went to El Salvador somewhere in South America.

In his story, there's a lot of talk lately about inheriting trauma, which is starting to get more and more compelling. The first time I was here, I was like, what are you talking about? And it's getting more compelling. Oh, yeah. I don't think it's irrelevant that your father is first generation of a family that fled Nazi Germany as Jews and then went to El Salvador somewhere in South America.

In his story, there's a lot of talk lately about inheriting trauma, which is starting to get more and more compelling. The first time I was here, I was like, what are you talking about? And it's getting more compelling. Oh, yeah. I don't think it's irrelevant that your father is first generation of a family that fled Nazi Germany as Jews and then went to El Salvador somewhere in South America.

Exactly. Well done. Okay. And then came here.

Exactly. Well done. Okay. And then came here.

Exactly. Well done. Okay. And then came here.

Right. So he had to have inherited from his parents a very realistic fear, to your point of not having enough in the future, that you might not have enough in the future. And even worse, you might be having to escape someplace in the future. Once that's a part of your worldview, I don't know how you shake that.

Right. So he had to have inherited from his parents a very realistic fear, to your point of not having enough in the future, that you might not have enough in the future. And even worse, you might be having to escape someplace in the future. Once that's a part of your worldview, I don't know how you shake that.

Right. So he had to have inherited from his parents a very realistic fear, to your point of not having enough in the future, that you might not have enough in the future. And even worse, you might be having to escape someplace in the future. Once that's a part of your worldview, I don't know how you shake that.

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You're allowed to make mistakes here, just to let you know.

You're allowed to make mistakes here, just to let you know.

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