I think this is flattering, personally.

I think it's flattering, too, but it is, it's inching on creepy.

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your position or mental health professional. Hello and welcome back to oversharing. I'm

Jordana Abraham. And I am Dr. Naomi Bernstein. How are you doing? Doing okay. What's going on with

you? It's a, I'm in february slump of like feeling like my my like

look and my vibe kind of reflects the weather of um just being i don't know like a less optimal

version of myself.

And I was thinking about that the other day because I said a few weeks back, I went to

L.A. for work.

And I had gotten off the plane and I was staying in Beverly Hills, which is like a quite

fancy spot. But it's also just like so sunny. It's like the

perfect weather, everything's so clean. And I'm like all of a sudden it felt like my New York

self was like not good enough. Yes. I felt like this. It was just so interesting how your

environment can like and I guess like the other people you see on the street just affect how you feel about yourself.

Like I felt like I had been knocked down like four points of attractiveness and like everyone just seemed so much more like energized and vibrant.

And I was like, I don't know. I was like I almost want to go back to where I was so I can feel better about myself but it made me think about like I feel like your happiness is so um determined by your name like almost like you're one your vibe but two like what everyone else is doing like

like are we all collectively like not leaving the house without makeup and looking super fit

or are we all collectively like in the it doesn't matter what we're wearing or what we look like because it's 20

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