Sonja Lyubomirsky

Like, I don't feel loved.

Exactly.

So like the kind of like the time that you really, really needed, that's when you sort of learn who your true friends are, is when during periods of sort of illness or adversity, like who are the people who are coming in and helping you and bringing you food or driving you to the airport or to the doctor's office?

Yeah.

So those are kind of events that really sort of, as I said, kind of illuminate or telling.

But not feeling love can come in any kind of moments during the day.

So it doesn't have to be only during sort of important events of our lives.

I'm gonna go do the dishes.

It'll be nice if you help me.

You know what?

No.

See, that's not what I want.

First of all, I've so been in that situation.

Mostly it's Brooke, but I think I'm maybe on both sides.

This is so similar to that show Couples Therapy, except it's fiction.

So it's like Brooke is not feeling loved because he's not seeing her.

He's not seeing how important it is for her to sort of get the dishes done.

And so then they can really go about their evening.

And then to her, it just seems like this is so easy.

It's just 15 minutes of your time.