Rachel Bilson

Well, because, you know, in the beginning, when you're so isolated and you're so scared because you don't know, like you're like, oh, my God, I looked at someone like, am I going to die?

And, you know, he has his own family he has to think about.

I had my own family to think about.

And like, obviously, Briar's dad, like, you know, it was like our bubble.

So like, we're not going to see anyone.

He's not going to see anyone.

So it was definitely done and not like your normal, like in person way.

you know, what was so interesting having, it was almost like a blessing in disguise.

So having to be alone with all of the shit and your thoughts and not leave the house, like I had to look at everything and I'm like, okay, I w I've been in therapy for years, which I love big fan, big advocate.

Um, and like do therapy, like

write if that helps you like i was reading books i was doing things that i i never had time to do um and it gave me that time to just really do things for myself like yes i'm looking after my kid but there was obviously shared time so i would have time absolutely alone alone alone yeah

And I got to do the things that I always wanted to do.

And it really helped me.

And it was like, oh, I'm focusing just on me.

And it's not about the guy or, you know, the relationship.

It's literally just about me as a human.

I was happy that I was forced to sit in like the pain or the hurt or, you know, all the feelings that come along with it because I got to get through it.

Some people will hold on to that for years, like because they'll distract themselves.

So you don't actually face those feelings or feelings.

I think it was the stress of the situation in the world that led to it.