Hey, everybody.

This is Pam O'Neill, you're from Free Domain. Hope you're doing well.

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Question, whatever happened to the word at war debate or debates.

Also, when is the interview with Sam Hyde dropping?

Yeah, it's honestly a little frustrating and confusing. The

word at war guys contacted me some months ago. I don't receive much communication. I'm not sure what's

happening. You know, I mean, I come from sort of a entrepreneurial professional background,

so I maybe have sort of slightly different standards. I don't know what's going on. And if they contacted me

and I didn't see it, then I'm not sure. So who knows? Sam Hyde, last I communicated with him,

he still has a couple of shows in the cam before releasing mine. I'm not pleased, of course,

that it's taking so long because it was quite a lot of work to get out there, but obviously it's out of my hands at the moment, so all right.

Hi, Steph. In the context of D. Fu, how can someone recognize when their grief is complete or if they have reached a point of acceptance on their specific behaviors or feelings that indicate a shift in the grieving process?

Okay. It's a great question.

Your grieving process is complete when no one in your life reminds you of the abusers, right?

Let's say you had abusive parents, you try to work it out, they escalate or manipulate or whatever, right?

Refuse to take responsibility and so on. Your grieving process is complete when nobody in your life

reminds you of them. In other words, when you have enacted the principle called no manipulation,

no lies, no abuse, no aggression, no,

anything like that. Honesty, right? Honesty and directness is what you want in your

relationships. The grieving process is there until the principle is established. Or, to put it another way, the grieving process is there until whatever

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