Welcome to the Ghost Bunny Podcast. I'm your host, Bridget Markort. Throughout my life, I have made it my goal to explore haunted locations in an attempt to justify to myself the existence of ghosts.

I want to use this podcast as an opportunity to chat with people about their paranormal experiences, explore haunted locations that I've always dreamed of going to, and revisiting legendary location with a new perspective, all while

infusing these explorations with expert commentary and insight from industry professionals.

And don't forget to subscribe to Ghost Bunny Podcast. Hi, guys. Welcome to another episode of For You from Eve. We are back with another

Evemas episode. We are back with episode eight. So it's December 8th today. And I'm excited for

today's episode. I got quite a few direct messages to talk aboutth today. And I'm excited for today's episode. I got quite a few

direct messages to talk about this topic. And I'm excited to kind of just sit down with you guys

and talk about it. So a lot of you wanted me talk about independence and being independent

even when you're in a relationship and even when you're in high school. Because in past episodes,

I've kind of talked about

how when you go into college, it's easier because you're working a different job or you have a

different class schedule than your friends. And everyone's kind of on different schedules.

Maybe you're, you know, commuting to school. Maybe you're dorming. You're in a different state than

your friends. And you kind of have more room to be on your own and to be more independent. So today I kind of just want to talk about

being independent in high school because in high school, you're kind of stuck with the same people.

And you're kind of just thrown into this place just because your parents chose to live in that town.

But when you're in college, you have a little bit more of a choice

to kind of go where you want and figure out, you know, how to kind of navigate your life through

college, figure out where you think you'd be, what environment you would work best in, what group of

people you would work best in. And that way, when you go to that school, you have a little bit

more of a choice of who you want to be friends with because number one there's going to be more people at that college than there were at your high school and number two

the fact that you and these other people are at this school you share some type of similar interest

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