Lael Stone

I even remember calling your friends sometimes, going and chatting to them when I just need to talk to someone that's not

you you know and it's not that i don't feel like i can yeah shout out rachie we love you not that i can't talk to you but sometimes you just want to talk to someone else and that's okay and i remember just going over to us and crying and being like just everything feels big and i just need someone different to listen yeah um yeah that's a good thing we need the aunties don't we we need the aunties and the uncles

I love your friends so much.

I love the people that you guys all hang out with.

And what did you say, but?

There's not a but.

No, no, but.

I'm curious around the.

But who's your favourite?

I'm not going to say, oh, no, I love all your friends.

I love them.

We know.

I'm curious about, you know, what you hear from them around what they wish looked different in their families or what even you guys wish looked different in your family.

Like, again, this is not a, this is utopia.

It's not, right?

There's messiness.

Well, two parts.

Firstly, what is it that you hear often from your peers around about what they wish looked a bit different from what they kind of would have gotten from their parents, maybe, or that family?

And the second part is, yeah, what you guys might have wished in your upbringing looked different.

I mean, I know if I asked Kai that question, he would say we should have gone camping more because we never went camping before.