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

Welcome back to the podcast. First podcast, post Halloween. Hope everyone had fun in your

parties. Hope you didn't go too crazy in all of those post Halloween ragers. But also,

I hope you did literally. No, because like, send us pictures, literally videos. Dude, it's

probably like a long week if you really want to add it because it starts Friday. Thursday.

Thursday. No, yeah. For some it starts Thursday and then Friday, Saturday, Sunday. And then

you have Monday if you're really brave because, you know, it was a big, it was a big week.

Yeah. It's kind of the last big party weekend before it's all about family and friends. So it's like,

boo, show out, go out, I'll out. But I mean, if you're like us, sometimes at every party, you're like,

seeing your friends do some questionable stuff and you really might get you thinking like,

should I stop them or should I let them do their thing? Yeah. Wow. That is amazing. He did it again.

That is the topic of today's episode. Like, you know, those times where you're those friends that

constantly keep asking for advice or even that don't ask you for advice, but you just see them like,

doing some shit that you've gone through and you're like, that's not a good idea. And you try to

tell them, but they don't listen. So it's like, do I keep trying to talk to them or do I just let

them do anything and be like, okay, like it's your fucking life. That's a, yeah, that's a good question.

I never know what to do. I think in the past, I've had a lot of experiences where I would

continuously tell my friends or even like sisters or whatever, I tell them like, don't do this

or do this, whatever the case is. Like, I would just give them basically the same advice.

Periodically, it'd be like one month, a few months later, same advice. And eventually, it just

got to the point where it was affecting me. Like, it wasn't no longer like me just giving them

advice and being like, okay, you know, like, I hope you get through this. Now it was like, I'm getting

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