Liam Moore

Yeah, there'd be some good ones out there.

There'd be so many good ones out there.

Please.

We've trained ourselves well as a group.

Yeah, we slowly evolved.

It's kind of like one person to open up.

Once one person opens up, I feel like it gives the key to everyone else to be able to open up, which is really nice.

So I think one of us, I think maybe, I reckon you were a bit of a leader of like being open and like explaining feelings.

And I think that has also kind of slowly, one person does it and the next, and then it just gives more confidence.

Like we're all going through shit.

Yeah.

it's nothing to be embarrassed about.

It's also very healing to talk about things because if you just fight it all in your head, it becomes a way bigger monster.

When you actually get it out of you, you realize it's not that bad.

It's not, you know, the insecurities or whatever you have in your head can feel a lot bigger and scarier until you put them down on paper or out into the world to your friends.

You know, you've got to be more liquid courage.

Yeah.

It is a hard thing, especially if you're having a hard conversation to each other about maybe things you're not, you know, exactly stoked with or things you're insecure about.

But we're going to do that now.

Yeah.