Christian Huff

It'll definitely be a counseling session.

I love being counseled.

But I certainly... That's so good because like you said, it affects the dialogue with your spouse or with another person.

But I feel like it also helps you even from like the gossip standpoint of...

You know, the idea of if I start saying this about this person, is that going to build trust or is that going to tear them down?

Yeah, so it's effective.

Across the board.

It's across the board.

So I think that's cool to look at it through that lens too.

That is incredible.

I have a quick question about the, so when you said the Billy Graham movie that you went to go watch, were you, because I know that you did not have a really a reference point to faith in Christianity.

Did someone invite you to that or did you seek that out or was it something that someone invited you to and you had no idea what you were showing up to?

I love how you said there's levels to it.

And it is a cycle because there are times where...

Yes, there is something said and it's a tone.

But a lot of times it's the things that go unsaid is when you feel not respected.

So if it's, you know, so for me, it's like if I do the dishes and take the trash out and do all these things, it's like if there's no appreciation for that, then to me, I can feel disrespected.

And then for you, if you come home from work and if I'm uninterested in your day, then you don't feel loved.

So a lot of times it's the things that go unsaid that lead to those triggers of disrespected.

not feeling respected, not feeling loved.