Konstantin Kisin

And so I think, as you say, we try and chase comfort

And then we say, but we're so disordered, we're so struggling that the discomfort would be too much for us.

I think this is one of the issues with everybody diagnosing themselves is you think you then need to have special treatment or to arrange your life in a way where you don't come across the discomfort because you have a disorder.

And very often you grow out of it.

But it's offensive to tell someone.

Yeah.

And it's with everything.

So the relationship influencers need to make money.

So they have to hook you.

They have to keep you engaged.

They have to keep you coming back.

So they have to convince you you have an issue and you're scrolling for certainty and you're wondering if what you have is enough or you should break up.

So they have to keep you in a state of anxiety.

Yeah.

But there's that in every sort of arena.

And then you have it in really perverse places.

Like if you're a family vlogger, you need to make money off your children.

And so if your child, if your life...

It's pretty boring.

Not much is happening.