Chris Williamson

It is the right side of the road, though.

You are next to cars coming toward you, and that's the reason that you drive on that side, so that you know how far you are from other cars, so that it's not on the off side, so that you don't accidentally clip someone.

That makes sense.

And it's the same here, right?

Just the other side of the road.

You're still on the inside, up against the traffic that's coming that way.

But what that means is you've got...

you know, vehicles that are sometimes only four feet away from you are going in and that's just how people drive.

That's how the roads work.

But that made me feel, uh, that made me feel very, very anxious.

And given the fact that that was me from an incident way less, I, yeah, it, it must be the fact that you've done the EMDR and whatever that, um, like electrodes, I know exactly what you're talking about.

They do it at ways too well in Austin.

Um,

That's a real credit to the effectiveness of those sorts of treatments.

Totally.

For overcoming that, because that's now liberated you to be able to go back and do your thing.

Yes, totally.

How much worse would your quality of life be if you hadn't gone through, you'd still be random panic attacks with fucking, Oh, here comes October, November again, like ready for the golf course panic attack to happen.

Do you think vulnerability and talking about emotions is becoming more acceptable in male artists now?

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