Hey everyone, welcome back to Teenage Therapy. I'm Gairo. I'm Thomas. I'm Mark. I'm Kayla.

And welcome back to the podcast. We're recording this on Valentine's Day.

Yes. Even though we already did our Valentine's Day episode, which was two weeks ago. But here's another one about love.

Or more like infatuation. Infatuation is a good word.

Like, yeah. Our last one was very pessimistic. It was a lot of...

Don't be with them. They're not dude. I did a poll on our Instagram story that was like,

are you thinking about breaking up with them? The majority said yes. Oh no.

Oh, well, that's just an eye-bother going with them. There's an epidemic. It's hard times.

Yeah. Anyways, Thomas has been boy crazy, apparently. I have been boy crazy. It's so funny.

It's been so funny to get a quote of you right now. I really, really want a boyfriend. And then like

eight months ago, I was like, I'm not ready. I don't think I was. I was so bad. I do really want a

boyfriend. And it's been very strong, not because of Valentine's Day specifically, but just like

generally, I've been feeling like this for quite a few months. Like, I don't know. I don't know

when it started, but I mean, I've always wanted a relationship, especially since I haven't been

in like an actual one since Kyle and I relationship and that wasn't good. And like, I just want

to experience like healthy love, you know? Is that too much to ask for? Honestly, in this day and

age, it is. Maybe. No, it's quite pricey. And like, I've had things where it almost was a

relationship, but then it wasn't or like kind of a relationship, but it was never established.

And then it just broke off. Like, I've had stuff like that and it's exhausting because I want something

very not long term, but like committed. Like, I don't need to date them for like a year or whatever.

I just need to have like, yes, a week, I don't know months. Yeah, monthly. Yeah.

And yeah, I mean, I've just been feeling very not lonely, but I just, I want a boyfriend.

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