Ross

And he never texted us back.

And I was like,

that's it.

Um, yeah, I know.

So yeah, so now it's been two years that they're, you know, no church.

They not really, they don't really have any consistent friends or any that are like close by.

Not any deep struggles, I don't believe so, no.

Um...

Yes, I believe so.

And to that sense, my parents definitely love me, but we don't go very.

Yeah.

I think, and I think I want to approach it from a position of like, I care because otherwise like I would just be like, I, you know, I don't have, I wouldn't have the conversations because I could just, you know, the logic side of it is like, well, they've chosen to kind of cut these people off and easily send it or whatever.

I think where my hesitation comes in is like,

we're very different in like they are generally kind of emotionally driven, both my parents and I'm not.

And so it kind of come and I'm more of just a direct guy naturally.

So it just comes off like I'm lecturing, but I'm not trying to.

Yeah, and I mean, to be fair to them, it's not like they're making me feel guilty about things or they're constantly, like, you know, banging at the door.

Part of it may be just me feeling guilty of, like, we have friends, we have our own active life or whatever.

And my parents are like, hey, you want to go watch a movie?

And I'm like, nope, can't.