Monica Lewinsky

And so I'm just hearing you about the indecisiveness and the opposite and just wondering if that was in some ways a just the reaction, right, to kind of maybe having wanted to

Well, I think so many people go through that.

Some people do it in high school.

Some people when they go to college.

Some people when they move away from home for the first time or to a city, especially like L.A., that is full of dreams and –

I got really lucky, though.

Yeah.

What I was thinking about is, you know, you're talking about how understanding your mom is and almost therapist-like.

Yeah.

Yeah.

pivotal moment in my relationship, I think, of just with both of my parents separately and both of my step-parents, you know, just that sense of, oh, they're not just this figure.

They also have this dimension to them.

And so do you feel like in, like, if you've gotten to that point, do you feel like you understand why your mom is that way?

Right.

And do you think with her being as sensitive as she is that there might have been a part of her that was somehow able to feel or sense the inauthenticity, like that she wanted to believe it?

Or do you think she just… I think she just bought into it, honestly.

Yeah.

There's a really like…

Well, who wouldn't want that, right?

Yeah.