Rick Glassman

I mean, tears were coming down my face.

At the moment, I didn't recognize it.

I soon thereafter did, but like, and I'm so sorry and I apologized.

When I realized the reason I was crying wasn't specifically because I hurt her feelings as much as I had no idea that I hurt her feelings.

I had no idea.

I'm an adult.

I'm dating this person.

I had no idea her feelings, which just made me feel bad about myself.

Sometimes things like that happen and I go back and think about how fucking clueless I was as a kid.

I have a bit that I say on stage now where I didn't have friends growing up, but I didn't know that until I turned 30.

I just thought everybody was busy all the time.

Like no, people just made excuses and stuff.

And like, and also the point, the reason I bring that up is because if I didn't say to her, hey, what just happened?

She might not have said you hurt my feelings.

So in the midst of things, if somebody says, hey, I don't like this,

I would be like, thank you for telling me.

But if you don't tell me that I'm going to keep punching, you know, I'm going to keep like doing what I think we're supposed to be doing.

So I like when people ask questions.

I like when people tell me how they feel.

I sometimes have given myself the responsibility to like ask numerous times how somebody feels like what you said, but I'm still not convinced I'm going to get the answer.