Chanler

And I can also watch Dying for Sex.

You are an exquisite onion.

It's just the layers that you contain.

Now you're being gross.

That wasn't meant to be an innuendo.

I know, but just like, I don't know the way you said it.

That's all.

That's my personal update.

I am discovering new media, new art to, you know, to encounter and to, you know, just reckon with all the time.

I'm getting cracked wide open.

Okay.

Well, so glad to hear about that.

I will say the one thing that Heather McDonald said on Juicy Scoop that has stuck with me.

I mean, so many things.

It's like when you listen to a podcaster,

they get into your brain and like the things that they say all the time become things you think.

And it's really such like an intimate thing.

And anyway, one of the things that Heather McDonald always says is that basically like a lot of women divorce their husbands after they have cancer because

Because they they just feel like like they basically saw how they were treated during that experience and like the level of care.

And they're like, basically, once it's done, they're just like, I want this fucker out of the house.