Miles Chamley-Watson

And I think that's something to understand is like, this is not going to be forever.

But also, people want to know what is really going on with you.

And I think it's not, you're not a burden.

it's actually a gift to be able to like have your friends, you know, be honest and true to themselves about you.

Like that's actually, I love to hear that.

Like it actually lightens my day, whether it's a sad thing.

It's like, oh no, he really cares about me because he's coming to me as one of his last, you know, kind of results.

So I would just say,

You're leaning to however you're feeling, but please just call your friends.

Like, you're never alone.

I'm grateful that I've never been in that situation, but if I ever was, I know I could call any of my boys up and they'd get me through it.

If you lose a race, lose a competition, I'm going to call you, like, bro.

That's how I feel.

And then you feel better.

Just know that this emotion is not forever.

And it's actually beautiful to talk to your friends about it because it actually makes me feel good knowing that you're coming to me.

So it's almost like it's therapy for the both of us.

Yeah, just talk.

And being lonely, I don't want anyone to feel lonely.

If I see a little kid at the club or at a competition, I'll just go up to them.