Kaylee

It's a very niche content at the moment.

It's kind of a space where, you know, with the strike and everything, that world's kind of been struggling a bit.

So people are kind of navigating into this space because it's quick and I'm trying not to just tell too much about it, but it's like fast paced and like easy money, essentially.

To your point, like

trying to navigate this.

I'm trying to, to give myself some sense of like security.

I'm trying to like establish boundaries for us, but I also want them to be like healthy boundaries.

In this like world, like the acting world, um,

you know, people bond really quickly when they're on set together.

The boundary I wanted to draw for us, I was like, Hey, when a project's done, like you leave work at work, I don't necessarily feel comfortable with you continuing conversations with your female co-stars post project.

I was like, I feel like that, like my concern is like the blurred line between professional and then our like personal marriage.

Yeah, because he pushed back on me.

I was like, I think once the job's done, only because the situation is so unconventional, I feel like our responses and our reactions to it need to kind of be unconventional.

Because if it was a normal coworker, I wouldn't have an issue with it.

But my brain goes to like, wait, no, you've kissed this woman.

You've been physically intimate.

So I'm like adding a layer of communication post-work.

I'm like, that feels like, I don't know how to navigate that.

no it's just kissing but it's like we have the line that I drew I was like no obvious absolutely no tongue like both actors can choose to do that but it's not something that's like it's not typically done okay between two actors unless they both like agree to it gotcha so that's like a no-no for us and then obviously like genitals and and that whole deal is a no-no for us so it's kissing but it's like full body kissing I guess

Gotcha.