Danny O'Donoghue

I guess a lot comes into question at that point.

Do you see me?

I'm already getting a fit.

Can you see me, buddy?

I'm already getting a fit.

You know what I'm saying?

I'm getting like, all right, can I have something?

Can I get a pillow here or something?

Can you get me a pillow?

I've been trying to study that body language stuff.

I've been feeling a bit... Because of the journey I've been on, there's certain things, right?

PTSD, right?

I don't know if you know much about it.

But when I start talking about, let's say, Mark...

the room kind of closes in a little and then all that's left is like your head is focused and it's, it's really strange because when, and there's only certain subjects I deal with, he's one of them.

So I'm dealing with this with my therapist at the minute to like, right, find out what, put a name on it and it is, it's post-traumatic stress disorder of, of my body's physicality.

Like you can see my body going like this in real time and like I said, anybody who feels that has ever felt it, go and, go and get tested man because it's,

it's a powerful thing to know those conversations that will kind of trigger you, you know?

My nervous system clamps down and goes, oh no, oh no, here's that subject.

And I think it might be something to do with, it's an unprocessed, it's still ongoing, which it obviously is.