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get your podcasts. The morning that everything sort of happened,

I was like, God, can I have like a pretend breakup just so I could like lose the weight?

No, you brought it into your universe. Yes, I'm not. You manifested it.

By the way, this is just a precursor. We did not break up. I think everyone now would be

breaking out. Okay, so we did not break up. It is a happy ending, but there was like some

shit that went down first, and then we got to the happy ending. So a minute sort of like,

yeah, break it down to you guys. Also, I was very hesitant about even sharing the story,

because you know when when something happens to your relationship and you're like,

God, I don't want to tell my mom or my sisters or my best friends because I don't want them to

hate them kind of thing or not hate them, but like I don't want them to like look at them

differently. Yeah. And so sometimes you have to like swallow it and you don't say it,

well, you know me, I have like diarrhea of the mouth and I tell you guys everything.

And I literally was going through and I was like, I can't tell them. I don't want to tell them.

I don't want them to be angry or whatever. And then I was like, now screw what I have to tell them.

You needed someone to vent to. I did. And so and granted it wasn't it wasn't that serious of a

thing. Obviously now looking back, but when you're in the moment, of course, everything feels like

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