Morgan

She's my best friend and she chose him and that should be enough for me.

I just need to say it out loud that it's not always enough and I don't know what to do with that feeling.

They're locked in.

I wonder if she commented where she lives.

I'm like now or where she grew up.

I'm so curious.

But that is a good point that I think people sometimes forget with couples is like typically by the time you're hearing this conversation, they've had this and maybe they've even told this story before in front of other people.

And I think for me and I have a friend who co-hosts with me a lot, we're both neurodivergent.

So we are constantly cutting each other off.

And sometimes it's a blessing where it's like, I wish you would have jumped in sooner so I didn't keep talking.

I didn't even know what I was going to finish that sentence with.

So I'm glad you cut me off and kind of saved me.

And so if that's your normal flow of conversation, you don't have a problem with it.

It's preferred even maybe.

Back in the streets?

Ah, yeah.

No, I mean, you even, like, the line, she lights up.

Like, that, when you can recognize that, like, clearly there's something there.

And I don't know how you feel about this.

I'm curious.