Hello, welcome to Let's Talk About It with Taylor Nolan. I am your host and I'm here with

my wonderful co-host, Kip Ender. Welcome back. Welcome back. It's good to be here.

Yeah. And in a few minutes, we're going to have Olivia join us, my neighbor, and also

from previous season of Bachelor. We did an episode with her earlier on forgiveness and

like how we developed our friendship. And that was a good episode. If you guys haven't

listened to it, you should go back and check it out. But we're going to do like a little

bit of kind of a follow up to the breakups, our bitch episode with Vanessa. I definitely

want some of your input, Kip, just like the male perspective, obviously speaking heterosexual

relationships. Those are the relationships that the three of us have experienced with.

And that's kind of what we're in. We're talking about as I recently experienced a public

break up. But we kind of like, I got a lot of feedback from you guys, from listeners and

people on just Instagram who hadn't even actually listened to that episode, but just had

some questions about breakups. And so I think it'd be good to continue the conversation

on breakups a little bit. So one of the things actually, let's get our handy dandy outline

up here. So one of the things that I struggled with this week was social media and breakups.

Okay. Because your breakup is recent enough that there's still a lot of activity on social

media that you can have access to if you choose. And shows. Sometimes I choose.

And last week I chose how that workout for you. Not good. Okay. And I'm curious to see

like what Olivia says when she gets here. But I think social media can be like a very difficult

place to be during a break up. Not just for someone like me who experiences it publicly,

but even privately because it's not just what people comment on you, but it's the whole

like watching what your ex is doing on social media. Right. Do you think there's like an ideal

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