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You get out and I'm like, hey, by the way.

But yeah, I didn't know when the time was right to talk about it.

So I think a part of me was like, okay, we're just going to like, everything's good until, you know, eventually you just kind of like speak or whatever.

But do you remember when I brought it up to you about, like, oh, this is what the therapist is saying and all that stuff, and you were, like, very, like, uh-uh.

Like, I got the vibe immediately.

Like, it was— When you brought up what?

When our therapist brought up, okay, this is what we should do.

I can't remember what it was.

We should do certain stuff, and you were, like, just, like, immediately, like, well, that doesn't make any sense.

And it was, like, it was almost like your treatment—

And your stuff was allowed and it was good and there's no reason to question it.

But when I went to my therapist and brought the stuff that they brought to me back to you, did whatever, it was like met with rejection.

And that's what made me feel like, okay, maybe mine isn't as, oh, you know.

No, I know.

And I think that is wrong because I think that also made, like, you reject what her opinions were or what her suggestions were.

But see, it's funny because you're sitting here thinking the therapist doesn't like you, so she's out to get you or whatever it was.

And then I'm over here like, wow, like not – I'm over here like, wow, you just don't care about my stuff.

You're the main victim.

You're the priority.

You're the –