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It's because it's open to a giant spectrum of people.

Was there a part when you were there that you were like, man, like, I'm glad I went here and got to meet this person or like experience this thing or like whatever, just a part of it that like, I don't know, made you happy.

Well, yeah, that's what I've been thinking is like you.

And I don't know, like I said, I don't know what all the stuff y'all want to keep when we talk about this because it's all up to you.

But you talking about it, even if it's hard for you and your family or whoever, it actually, I mean, I think it actually does help a lot of kids watching.

Because like we were talking to someone just this week that we know someone who's like 11 and she's going through some crazy things.

And it's completely different than what you're going through.

Yeah.

but it's like everyone has a completely different scenario and situation.

But I think not many people at all on the internet that are like influencers or artists or whatever, talk about what you're talking about.

The people that do experience it or the way, or they just say like, I'm taking a break from mental health.

I'll be back soon.

A lot of people can feel alone for sure.

Yeah.

And then they just come back and they don't,

And I think not many people have that ability to actually even do that.

Yeah.

And I think that's even harder on you because you have everyone now judging your situation, judging whatever, and your parents are watching it or whatever it is.

But I actually think that is a very like noble thing to almost do because it's like most people suffer in silence and which is worse, but easier.

Have you met any other kids that have like struggled with OCD that maybe watched your videos or anything?