Dr. Richard Hogan

And, you know, there's something in that about kind of maybe trying to exert power over something.

You know what I mean?

You don't see them because it's like the smell in the house when you grow up with someone, you know them so well and you're together so often.

And then when you analyze and you think of maybe some of the things that was said to you, you kind of go, God, that was from a position of actually.

Yeah, rivalry there.

When something, yeah, when something is, of course, as you said, toxic people, fights, you know, people sleep with each other's partner, whatever happens there, there can be a complete end.

I've known that too in a friendship group.

I've had a, Jesus, my friendship groups are like dynasty or whatever.

It's so small.

You know everyone, you're sleeping with everyone.

You know everyone.

But like, yeah, so I understand how kind of that's like a nuclear bomb going into a friendship group circle.

And that's not callous, Nicole, that's protection.

That's having principles.

You cross the line here.

And then you don't know exactly.

As I was saying, I'm feeling a bit awkward about it now and I'm feeling some strange feelings there.

Yeah, and you don't know what to say about it because with a romantic relationship, you kind of know you want to get the person back or you still love them or whatever.

Exactly.

People will still ask me about this particular person.