Hello, hello, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Fluently Fixed. We are going to be doing

fluently forward on Wednesday. We're just kind of swapping the days here. Wednesday is going to be a

really fun episode about Bruno Mars, the notoriously private and quiet Bruno Mars, a little bit

of tea on his relationships and his new pussy popping song that is everywhere.

There was this hilarious TikTok about how like kids bop is going to have a real hard time

trying to make this one G rated. I think it's called fat, juicy and wet or something.

Anyway, that being said, for today, we've got affluently fixed for you.

And let's dive right on into it and start fixing some lives.

All right, the first right in here.

Somebody said, I feel so anxious being around my boyfriend's family and friends sometimes.

His step-sister is super critical.

Last time I saw her, she made a comment on a sweater that I made

twice because to her it was too hot to be wearing it. How do I take these comments not personally

and not hold a grudge? I want to get past them, but whenever we are around them, I get so nervous.

Yes, yes, yes. I wanted to pick this question because this has happened to me before.

There are sometimes people in your life where every time you're around them, you are so aware

of how you're being perceived. And especially for us neurodivergent people, I don't want to be

perceived. It's just kind of annoying because you know that motto where they're like, oh my God,

the worst

critic is the one inside your own head.

And then every once in a while you meet like this demon of a human where you're like,

actually no, they're my worst critic.

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