Jessica

I was like, I was, you know, I was like, yeah.

Yeah.

No, I mean, just as an adult, like the people that I care about, I like really, really care about.

And like the people that I, yeah.

No, 100%.

Yeah.

I mean, I feel like in a nutshell, you just described Barb and then you described Pam.

And like, I do think that as I've gotten older, I have come to that kind of same conclusion, right?

Like there are friends where I look at them and it's like, you know, we're like, oh, we get drinks.

We see each other every six months, friend.

And like, I love you, you know, love you, but like move on.

I think the hardest part about this is that like those two types of people are

live in the same apartment and like, how do I?

You know, maybe, like, early into this I did.

I will say, like, by the point where, like, there was, like, a switch where things started to get better, it really was.

There was, like, a really, there was a six-month period of time where, like, I really was, like, depressed, you know?

And it was just, like, the conversation could have gone well, but I wasn't in a place where, like.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

I really, it was, it was really dark.