Ariana Throne

I don't like it.

But do you ever look back at those photos?

But do you ever look back at those photos?

Maybe, maybe.

Maybe, maybe.

But what if you had been in that moment fully and present?

But what if you had been in that moment fully and present?

Wouldn't you remember that far longer than when your phone breaks or that data plan goes away and all those photos are lost and now you weren't even present to really remember what happened?

Wouldn't you remember that far longer than when your phone breaks or that data plan goes away and all those photos are lost and now you weren't even present to really remember what happened?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think that's a safety barrier, right?

I think that's a safety barrier, right?

It's like it's a lot easier to see the world through your phone and feel a little safer.

It's like it's a lot easier to see the world through your phone and feel a little safer.

I think that's something that your generation has kind of gotten used to, this kind of screen between me and you.

I think that's something that your generation has kind of gotten used to, this kind of screen between me and you.

It can be really scary and vulnerable to be in the present moment and actually aware and accountable for that moment.

It can be really scary and vulnerable to be in the present moment and actually aware and accountable for that moment.

Yeah, well, and when you're talking about ED, that lack of even eye contact being scary, to me, that speaks volumes to the lack of intimacy.