I'm Not a Liar
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What prompted Lala to clarify her statements about being called a liar?
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What experiences does Lala share about her mother's health challenges?
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Hello, gorgeous. It's Lala Kent. Welcome to Untraditionally Lala. Hello, gorgeous. It is Lala Kent. Welcome back to Untraditionally Lala. Hi, TT.
Oh, hey, hey, hey.
Oh, what a fucking week. Can I just tell you, be honest. Is this our mom forever, do you think? I try not to think that far in advance. How would that be? I just am today because if I do think that way, like it scares me. Like it really does scare me.
It does.
What humorous anecdotes does Lala recount about her family life?
Yeah. There's a lot. I hope it's not my mom forever. Her hip is good though. It's just now trying to get everything else in order. Yeah. And we're coming, we're not even a month out of the hip. So like, that's the other thing, like three months they were saying it takes, but I would like her to start doing upper body movement. Yeah. She came. So my mom, as you guys know, had her hip replaced, which we've heard is like a life altering surgery in the best way. But since then, you know, she has sleep apnea. So she she has to have like the mask. Let me I want to ask fellow our fellow pods. If you or somebody has sleep apnea, our mother keeps taking her mask off in the middle of the night and she says she's like claustrophobic, little things.
So my question is, do you guys have any tips or tricks of keeping it on or making it so you can sleep or whatnot? Because that I think would be the best thing for mom is to try to keep that mask on all the time. Yeah, and she's talking about like her heart racing and she feels like she wants to crawl out of her own skin. And I'm like, well, that's anxiety. So they put her on anxiety meds, which I think are having the opposite effect on her and like actually making the anxiety worse. She also has lost so much weight that it makes me nervous. She's... not looking like my mother. She's not like skin and bone. No, she's just not our mom.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What prompted Lala to clarify her statements about being called a liar?
0:00–1:38
2
What experiences does Lala share about her mother's health challenges?
1:38–3:15
3
What humorous anecdotes does Lala recount about her family life?
3:15–4:56
4
How does Lala describe her recent trip to New York City?
4:56–6:31
5
What insights does Lala provide about the dynamics of reality TV?
6:31–7:48
6
What are Lala's thoughts on the impact of time on relationships?
7:48–9:15
7
How does Lala feel about the concept of moving on after a long-term relationship?
9:15–10:40
8
What conclusion does Lala reach regarding her experiences with love and honesty?
10:40–56:17