Stephanie R. Yates-Anyabwile

And so it was just this moment where I was like...

I'm at a point where I'm having experiences that I can't lean on my dad for.

My mom passed away, by the way, so that's why I'm referring to him a lot in adulthood.

But it was just interesting.

To be in this very surreal position of like, wow, I'm in a stage of life that my dad never was in.

And, you know, it's kind of like swimming without a life vest for the first time.

So I agree with you about kind of recognizing just because a person is older doesn't necessarily mean they have all of the answers.

I know.

We're doing a therapy session for each other.

Yeah.

Okay.

Ooh, that's a good question.

Relationship imposter syndrome.

I don't know if I would say it's imposter syndrome only because I think of imposter syndrome as a feeling where we've basically tricked an organization or a person into thinking we're one way.

And it's that constant fear of being exposed for not really being that.

You know, I call myself a therapist.

Are you really a therapist?

I call myself an artist.

I call myself an actor.

You know, and someone kind of tearing that down.