Good afternoon, everyone. It's Dr. Nagro again, our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

As always, thank you to all the followers that we have and supporters that have joined us on this journey in a field that i hopefully convey the passion that i have um and julie does as well

even though i'm i'm an extrovert you live an introvert um we love doing this because uh it's it's

what we've committed to dedicate our lives to and it's so meaningful

when I get a chance and people call or text and thank us for the podcast and that it's been

helpful and changing their lives and people are entering the field so it's an honor and a blessing

and the faith and respect that you guys have shown us and commented

so I always like to start off each episode with with acknowledging that and it's been really fun

here in Massachusetts because I got to see my favorite person besides my wife and family. I got to see Bruce

Springsteen. Haven't met him yet. I'm still waiting for that opportunity, but awesome, awesome, awesome

concerts and hope to go see him. Probably going to see him when he goes to Connecticut for a show that's been

rescheduled. So if you haven't seen him yet, I would definitely encourage you to go.

It's an amazing, amazing experience.

So topic today, you're going to go back because we went, again, this is not the borderline hour every week, but just from the comments

and the questions and the conversations that I've had over this past week and subsequent

prior weeks, I'm going to revisit borderline again, again, from the other perspective of being in a relationship with somebody and

this this this time i'm going to focus on um about making the decision to leave the relationship

now i'm probably going to just focus on adult relationships in this episode because, you know,

when children and adolescents are struggling with this form of psychopathology, it's not as easy

because we have responsibilities as caretakers and parental figures that can simply say to a, you know,

14-year-old, there's the door, goodbye, you luck, you're on your own because you just can't do that,

although I'm sure there are people that have done that. But I'm going to kind of take a look at

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