Jessie Stephens

We need character development.

We need new plot points.

What I don't like is rumination.

Circular venting.

The circular venting.

So I had a friend the other night who kept apologising for venting and we all went, no, no, no, we're actually quite enjoying this.

Your work venting is interesting to us.

We're not emotionally invested.

And I'm enjoying all of this information, right?

This is a great Netflix show.

I'll watch episode two.

But what I don't want is to then have, you know, 10 instances where it's exactly the same point and you kind of go, oh, we've had this conversation.

I'm fine for the complaining about work to continue, but it's like...

You want some agency or some change.

Otherwise, I think it just feels repetitive and boring, right?

I had an instance recently where I was at Christmas drinks and, you know, everyone's happy and blah, blah, blah.

And I got there and I started talking to a friend who I really like and she was like, how are you going?

And in that moment I went, all right, you've got two choices.

You either go, I'm going really well.

I'm so blessed.