Georgie Tunny

So, and, and I, I, so I wasn't actively dating.

I didn't have time in my mind to actively date anyway.

And I was just trying to still take over the breakfast, breakfast.

I think it's, I've only, I've only started being

I maybe, oh, I have always been, but maybe I've only started being like open about it maybe.

And I think that's let me, that's let me because as soon as I started writing them and I found that I actually really liked those traits in them and I thought I admired that and I was like, oh, why do I judge myself so harshly for having that kind of ambition when I wrote a whole book about three women.

Yeah, definitely.

It's hard, isn't it?

And I did have some friendships like that.

I would say I'm probably a rarer case maybe.

I didn't have a lot of them, but I had some.

And then those friendships did just fall away because we couldn't talk about it openly and honestly.

And for a lot of them, I remember that was some of the biggest or some of the most intense heartbreak I've had in my life is through friendship breakups.

Like that.

And you just, it just, it actually, it just wounds you.

Like it just is, it feels physical.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And that's, and that it's, it's just, it's a different type of love, but it doesn't mean it's not as strong as the love that I would feel for Robert.

It's just in a different.