Courtney

I'm like, I'm, I'm especially like, I'm not going to like question my, like my doctors because obviously I'm like,

They're the professional in this and I'm not.

So I'm like, oh, well, I'm fine.

And yeah, growing up, I just had a normal childhood.

It was not anything out of the ordinary.

My parents did get divorced, which should have happened.

It just did not work out.

They were just...

I love them both, but they do not mix well together.

It happens.

Yeah.

So I'm like, it's fine.

It's better now.

But in 2019, I graduated from high school.

was just like, you know, starting my life, like going to college and, you know, figuring what I wanted to do in this life.

And I, at the time I didn't know really what I wanted to do.

I didn't know like what I wanted to do, like pass like for a job or anything.

And so I just was, I was just thinking maybe I'll just take a gap year of like, you know, just figuring my stuff out before I actually go to college.

And, or maybe I was like, maybe I can do my generals, get that over with and then like figure out what I wanna actually do.

And so that was like my thought process of it because I was,