Steve Denehan

There you go, desertment.

So there is in all, you know, a high percentage and a high percentage of people who have been, who are adopted are,

They do struggle later on, even if they've had a beautiful family, you know, which I have.

So it's interesting.

And he is of that opinion, you know, like, again, he's a super intelligent person.

But he talks very eloquently about it.

And he said, you know, even for him, very happy, didn't.

But he said there is something in him, you know, a kind of a feeling of rejection that he cannot shake, you know, and it's.

Funny, I was talking to a pal of mine this morning and he asked me a question.

It was a very odd question to ask.

It was something like, oh, yeah, he was talking about he himself wouldn't feel confident in conversation.

But this guy, Ray, this is the most talkiest guy you've ever met in your life.

And you would not say that about him.

And he asked me, would I, am I a confident person?

Because Eimear always says I am in conversation.

But when I'm talking to anyone,

My whole thing in the back of my head is, why are they talking to me?

Every single person.

And so I wonder, is there stuff like that?

Yes.