Sadia Khan

And they see helping people as so normal, and there's not many people they're jealous of.

Whereas when you are around people of low—that's why I think income is really important.

When you're around low-income people, they're jealous of everybody.

Right.

You know what I mean?

Jealousy is really a symptom of depression because I remember when I was going through the cancellation, I was jealous of people who haven't been canceled.

I'm like, oh my God, I wish I could go back in time.

And I finally started experiencing jealousy.

And what I really experienced is seeing myself in an outer body because I was like, maybe if I did see this random girl come out of nowhere and then automatically she's on all these podcasts and

everything's growing for her maybe I would be the same like actually now I could finally step back because of the free time and realize I can understand that perspective so jealousy is a symptom that you're not you're not fulfilling your potential in life you take whoever you're jealous of and figure out how they did it rather than just constantly bashing them it's not good for you exactly so then let me I wanted to ask you even earlier about the so who's who did you marry what kind of guy is he

He's a good person.

That's the main thing I would say.

There's flaws in every single man.

But one thing I remember standing out with him is like, you know, this work on masculinity.

My main issue was finding people that were either so like in awe and they might just be so happy and just be so people pleasing or they're so toxic.

They were just so on the other end.

There was a really hard to find a balance.

And I think what I found really respect, what I respected in him was

is that he liked who he was.

That's what it boiled down to.