Dr. John De La Torre
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first heard Jan 2026
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Absolutely.
I mean, when you think about it, and I know Joseph Scott Morgan just talked about, we don't need to be tethered to the phone, but there's an inherent behavioral chain that nowadays we're so used to just having it on us that it's instinctive for us to just grab it.
We may not need it, but we certainly just have it on us and we feel kind of naked when we don't.
So what that tells me is that he felt more inclined to engage in the behaviors that he wanted to engage in, such as making this drive, that it was so overwhelming.
It was so compulsive.
that any other behavior chain, which includes grabbing your phone and having everything else that you need to make the drive, having any of that stuff kind of was pushed to the side.
So this is a singular goal.
That's the only thing that's driving this individual to include not having his phone just in case he gets on call, just in case he needs to perform surgery.
All of that stuff is pushed to the side so he can complete one particular goal.
And in this instance, it's making that drive to his ex-wife's place.
Yeah, so I think at some point in this, whatever this relationship was, it became kind of obvious that all of the past baggage needed to be brought up for whatever reason.
Maybe he was already triggered.
Maybe Michael McKee was already triggered to kind of say all of this stuff.
But it isn't really something that you say at the beginning.
So maybe they had already had somewhat of an intimate relationship, meaning
They could speak to one another about this, but she's correct in that she's only getting one half of the side of the story.
The other half of the side of the story is certainly that he could have not been a very good guy to his ex-wife, and that's why his ex-wife decided to take everything and the dog and leave.
Yeah, no, it is because the relationships that you have with your parents are often going to be the prototypes for the relationships that you have with other people, right?
Because if you have these positive and secure attachments with your parents, you can assume that other people are going to have those kinds of attachments.
So you can have those kinds of attachments with them.
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