Gianmarco Soresi

Yeah, I think I was skeptical for a little bit because both of my parents were deeply in therapy, and it didn't seem to do shit for them.

But, you know, I went through like a bad breakup, more like someone I dated for five years, and then they got married to someone else.

Oh.

And so I finally went to therapy.

And, you know, it's tough because it's twofold.

One, I think we need to reframe therapy as like, it's just getting advice from someone outside who doesn't have an investment or, you know, their own motivations.

But I also think like,

There is kind of a more conservative angle of like don't go to therapy.

And I think the reason is if you really pent up your problems, that gives you the kind of energy to do things like storm the Capitol and go to war.

And I really do believe that like some of the propaganda against –

It's, it's, it's the same thing with like masturbation.

You know, I think religions go, you know, don't jerk off.

Cause then if you don't, you get so mad.

You're like, you're like, we all need to go to church on Sunday and you need to give the money.

And it's, you know, it's, it's, that's the real impetus, I think, for that kind of thinking.

Yes, we do.

For a sec, I thought it was per minute.

And I was like, whoa, I got to go, guys.

I'm behind.

I'm much more Jewish, but I'm probably like, God knows, a 10th and 8th Italian.