Dr. Ryan Martin

Yeah. And then do you end up feeling sort of guilty about it?

Yeah. And then do you end up feeling sort of guilty about it?

Yeah. And then do you end up feeling sort of guilty about it?

Yeah, I feel remorseful. I'm usually good at being able to apologize pretty quickly. That's good. Being able to notice my space in it. But the fact that it happens at all is something that has been uncomfortable for me, I think.

Yeah, I feel remorseful. I'm usually good at being able to apologize pretty quickly. That's good. Being able to notice my space in it. But the fact that it happens at all is something that has been uncomfortable for me, I think.

Yeah, I feel remorseful. I'm usually good at being able to apologize pretty quickly. That's good. Being able to notice my space in it. But the fact that it happens at all is something that has been uncomfortable for me, I think.

Yeah. And I appreciate you saying that.

Yeah. And I appreciate you saying that.

Yeah. And I appreciate you saying that.

I didn't mean to interrupt you there.

I didn't mean to interrupt you there.

I didn't mean to interrupt you there.

No, that's all right. Yeah, I think that's, you know, it connects to, like, for a lot of people, their anger leads to things like substance abuse. It leads to overeating. It leads to even, I mean, you know, substance abuse defined broadly, like alcohol, nicotine included, right? People find ways of coping with their anger because they don't have better ways.

No, that's all right. Yeah, I think that's, you know, it connects to, like, for a lot of people, their anger leads to things like substance abuse. It leads to overeating. It leads to even, I mean, you know, substance abuse defined broadly, like alcohol, nicotine included, right? People find ways of coping with their anger because they don't have better ways.

No, that's all right. Yeah, I think that's, you know, it connects to, like, for a lot of people, their anger leads to things like substance abuse. It leads to overeating. It leads to even, I mean, you know, substance abuse defined broadly, like alcohol, nicotine included, right? People find ways of coping with their anger because they don't have better ways.

And so they end up turning to drugs or alcohol. Yeah. And that ends up having consequences. Yeah.

And so they end up turning to drugs or alcohol. Yeah. And that ends up having consequences. Yeah.

And so they end up turning to drugs or alcohol. Yeah. And that ends up having consequences. Yeah.

Was there more you want to say? Sorry.

Was there more you want to say? Sorry.