Chapter 1: What personal challenges does the guest share in this episode?
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Chapter 2: How did Bunnie achieve a significant financial milestone in one night?
Yeah.
So my weird thing about music is I will love the shit out of a song and like the lyrics and the melody and all that stuff. I'm a lyric person, but I won't know who the singer is. Like I couldn't tell you who the lead singer of Breaking Benjamin is. You know, like.
Yeah.
I couldn't tell you what they look like.
exactly you know like i just never know i always thought that was really cool because like you will listen to a new song and you're like oh that lyric and i'm like i didn't even hear that lyric i don't even know what you're talking about but you you listen to words so well your comprehension of words is wild to me it's my autism are we ever gonna get an autism person on here yeah there's a guy that wants to come on now that we're back like unsettled here our schedule time aligned in the beginning of the year but he's like a local that like really loves your podcast too love that
Hello, friends. We have been recording this entire time. Welcome back to another episode, Jason, leave it all in, of AskTale Confession. I thought that was a wine staccato. I thought staccato meant like it's stacked short.
No, it's just a good short note.
I like that. I was in band.
Is it Allegro that I'm thinking of that makes it like, I don't know that one. I just remember staccato.
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Chapter 3: What insights does Bunnie provide about family dynamics and trauma?
One being an ex-husband who knows everything about me, who has literally corroborated all of my stories because he saw how much money I fucking made. He's, he was running scams on sugar daddies with me. I wish I could make, if I was gonna make up stuff about my life, it would have been way fucking cooler. Because I don't think my story is that cool.
And I'm not saying, but I'm not saying that because I want people to be like, yes, your story is so cool. I genuinely feel like one, there are people who have been through way worse. worse trauma than I ever have, you know? And I also feel like there are people who have been through way worse life experiences than I have.
Um, I just simply told my story the only way I know how, and I've been telling these same exact stories for years. If you listen to the podcast, nothing has ever changed. Yeah. It's always been the same. So I don't know what to tell you. It's just new people.
Yeah, it is.
Yeah. Not knowing that you've already said this five plus years ago. Literally. Like I have always said the same shit. I think I did a podcast that was my fifth episode called I was a high price call girl. And I literally tell some of this.
That's how I found out that you were a call girl. What? What?
I'd been doing your hair. I didn't know what you did. I honestly, I don't think I knew what you did either when I first did your makeup.
I don't think I ever told you that.
I don't know when I found out. I never- You had two phones.
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Chapter 4: How does the guest address misconceptions about their past?
I got this.
Cause he said the same thing about podcasting. He's like, we'll see how long you stick to it.
And you said, yeah, I was like, bet I got you. Yeah. Cause he was just like, you're not going to stick with podcasting. And I was just like, we'll see. Here we are. Look at me now. Look at me now, buddy. Now you're telling me, do you want me to retire? I'm like, just because you want to retire doesn't mean I want to fucking retire. He said, all right, that's enough.
All right. Who wants to ask the first question? Um, I am on to ask the first question cause this got asked multiple times. They want to know if you, um, and I know that this is kind of like a weird way to question it, but did you cut anything out of the book?
that you didn't want in there because I know once it got sent to the editing side of things that's where that changed yeah no I don't think I cut anything out of the book I put so much into the book that I could have probably had and I could probably write another book about like situations in my life so no I didn't cut anything but the editors did the editors cut so much like there's I have to ask you I text you I'm like hey did this make the book because I can't even remember
Like you read so many versions of it that you almost forget what or you and like things that you've lived through and that sort of thing that I even sometimes have to be like, wait, let me go search the final copy. Because like even in my phone, I have like seven copies of the book. And then you have to go to the final and be like, did that even make it? Yeah. Yeah.
You just did that the other day. You're like, did that part make it into the book?
And I'm like, no, it actually didn't. Yeah. Yeah. So no, I didn't cut anything, but you know, the editors did they, and listen, they did a great fucking job because people are still buying the book. So yeah.
Carrie's fucking amazing. Yeah.
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Chapter 5: What lessons does the guest emphasize regarding personal growth?
Yeah. I think that came from having to not have emotions with my parents though. I was always able to have separate church from state when it came. And I also think it's probably, you know, like, when you are traumatized and anybody ever, we've all been through trauma in this fucking room, you know, how do you respond to trauma?
it's a great question i'm not actually sure how do you respond like you i i won't talk about it i like i don't like to relive it i don't like i cut it off i think that's a tourist act like it doesn't exist off and i don't which is not healthy we're not saying it doesn't help my whole family is like that though like we won't we don't talk about things yeah like it's very like even like when we had two deaths last year like
we still like, we won't talk about it the next time we're all together. Like my family's constant like laughter because that makes you forget about traumas. And I think that's why I'm very like the comedic relief is because I don't have to feel
trauma or anything sad yeah yeah I was always my dad's comedic relief too I was always like trying to make him see that in your in like the relationship later on in life you still when he wasn't feeling good you'd crack jokes and like you were you were laughing before he was like it was just like you were constantly trying to make him feel good yeah I just wanted to make him forget where he was and I think that's how you are too Jaime how do you deal with trauma
uh not in a healthy way you're a cancer you're a cancer though so you feel all the emotions i feel it i feel everything and keep it all inside until it all blows up one day you're a serial killer type no yeah he's like one of these days i'm gonna hook god broke up some fucking steaks and she's in the basement right now as we speak yeah i gotta check on her um
But yeah, not in a very, I also sweat a lot. When I'm going through something, I notice it. Like I'll sweat and then I'll like, I'm also weirdly calm in very chaotic situations.
That's trauma.
Like car accidents or like anything major happening. Like I'm surprisingly not freaking out. Every car accident I've ever been in, I've always been super calm, can have a clear conversation. My voice doesn't break up. I'm clear. I'm almost like clearer than I am now when I'm in trauma response. It's weird.
yeah no same i i feel like big traumas i'm more calm than small things like i feel like i'm more expressive in a small situation and like an inconvenience than i am in something major yeah like a major situation i'm like nope this is how we're gonna fix it and i'm like super calm it's weird i freak out of everything yeah yeah hayley's burning the house down yeah she don't care
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