Parisa

I just sat back for the most part, watched everything. And, you know, I could see with some people again, like there's no point in confronting them. There's no point to say anything because it's not going to, it's just going to be a back and forth game and it's not going to fix any problems.

I just sat back for the most part, watched everything. And, you know, I could see with some people again, like there's no point in confronting them. There's no point to say anything because it's not going to, it's just going to be a back and forth game and it's not going to fix any problems.

And so I never was like motivated really to just confront, you know, some people throughout this journey because of that reason.

And so I never was like motivated really to just confront, you know, some people throughout this journey because of that reason.

And so I never was like motivated really to just confront, you know, some people throughout this journey because of that reason.

Yeah. I feel like I had a moment, I think it was last week's episode when she got back from her date, my approach was to ask questions, to have her answer them. And there just wasn't really a great exchange there. Like it, she, it just seemed like she, you know, she just wasn't really looking for help or a solution in that moment, which is totally okay. Sometimes people just need to vent.

Yeah. I feel like I had a moment, I think it was last week's episode when she got back from her date, my approach was to ask questions, to have her answer them. And there just wasn't really a great exchange there. Like it, she, it just seemed like she, you know, she just wasn't really looking for help or a solution in that moment, which is totally okay. Sometimes people just need to vent.

Yeah. I feel like I had a moment, I think it was last week's episode when she got back from her date, my approach was to ask questions, to have her answer them. And there just wasn't really a great exchange there. Like it, she, it just seemed like she, you know, she just wasn't really looking for help or a solution in that moment, which is totally okay. Sometimes people just need to vent.

And like, that was, you know, it's totally fine. Um,

And like, that was, you know, it's totally fine. Um,

And like, that was, you know, it's totally fine. Um,

This was, yeah, during that conversation. It was just more just like asking, like, you know, like, how do you feel? And when she would say certain things, like, well, how did that make you feel in that moment? Did you say this to Grant? Does he know? So just like questions like that, just to kind of like talk her through it. And I wasn't really just, I wasn't getting responses.

This was, yeah, during that conversation. It was just more just like asking, like, you know, like, how do you feel? And when she would say certain things, like, well, how did that make you feel in that moment? Did you say this to Grant? Does he know? So just like questions like that, just to kind of like talk her through it. And I wasn't really just, I wasn't getting responses.

This was, yeah, during that conversation. It was just more just like asking, like, you know, like, how do you feel? And when she would say certain things, like, well, how did that make you feel in that moment? Did you say this to Grant? Does he know? So just like questions like that, just to kind of like talk her through it. And I wasn't really just, I wasn't getting responses.

But that was enough for me to be like, you know, We're going to let her work this out again. Like I don't want to get sucked in. When I was there, I used this analogy. I related everything to like playing Mario cart when you play like multiplayer Mario cart. And so, you know, you have like four, like your screen split up into like four different screens and everyone's in this race.

But that was enough for me to be like, you know, We're going to let her work this out again. Like I don't want to get sucked in. When I was there, I used this analogy. I related everything to like playing Mario cart when you play like multiplayer Mario cart. And so, you know, you have like four, like your screen split up into like four different screens and everyone's in this race.

But that was enough for me to be like, you know, We're going to let her work this out again. Like I don't want to get sucked in. When I was there, I used this analogy. I related everything to like playing Mario cart when you play like multiplayer Mario cart. And so, you know, you have like four, like your screen split up into like four different screens and everyone's in this race.

If you take your eyes off your race for one second and you look at to see where someone else is in the race, You might crash, you might hit the wall, you might like run over a banana and like that throws you off then the race you're on. And, you know, and it's it takes one second to just glimpse over to see where someone else is at to lose your place in the race.

If you take your eyes off your race for one second and you look at to see where someone else is in the race, You might crash, you might hit the wall, you might like run over a banana and like that throws you off then the race you're on. And, you know, and it's it takes one second to just glimpse over to see where someone else is at to lose your place in the race.

If you take your eyes off your race for one second and you look at to see where someone else is in the race, You might crash, you might hit the wall, you might like run over a banana and like that throws you off then the race you're on. And, you know, and it's it takes one second to just glimpse over to see where someone else is at to lose your place in the race.