Devorah Roloff

It's important.

And there will always, always, always be somebody that will appreciate it and can relate and is so grateful to hear your story.

Because like I always say, like imagine if it was you then and you could just type something in and then you just hear this person's story and you're like, damn, that's exactly how I feel.

It makes you feel better.

Like it's like I'm not alone.

I'm not a bad person.

Like, you know, I always –

I'm always so impressed with people's vulnerability when they're able to just sit there and just tell people honestly how something made them feel.

Because it changes the trajectory to so many other people's mindsets about themselves and situations they went through.

Well, thank you for having the platform.

Yes, of course.

It's incredible.

Yeah.

It has taught me so much.

I learned so much about people.

I learned so much about different situations.

It's funny because I feel like I go through phases where, you know, for a while I was able to really separate it, you know?

And then like more recently I'm like more in tune with my emotions.

So like I'll feel it more when I'm hearing stories and I'm like, oh God, this is hard.

Like my eyes.