Devorah Roloff

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.

But no, it's incredible.

You know, it teaches me so much and I'm just so grateful that

I have a platform that's growing because of people, real people's stories.

You know, like we don't have enough of that.

I always say it's like, yeah, there's like documentaries, there's this and there's that.

But it's like the more time that goes on in the world around us, the more scripted and fake things get.

It's like you don't even really get –

the real story out.

Like I used to love watching things like that.

Now I'm like, I watch it and I'm like, I feel like I don't even really know more about the story or anything.

Right.

So that's why I always tell people, I'm like, whatever you feel called to share, like obviously people have kind of this one chunk of their life maybe that they're like, okay, this is a story I'm going to share.

But I always tell people, I'm like, it's like a book.

You know, if you got the book and you just read the middle of it, what's the point?

You know, it's like you want to hear someone's background, what kind of led up to this.

And then