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Hey guys and welcome back to another week of Gia Diaries.

Today we are going to reflect on NextGen NYC.

I can't believe it, but our first season has come to an end.

I think this season on NextGen NYC has taught me a lot of lessons.

It was very different being in the front seat rather than being in the backseat behind my mom on The Real Housewives in New Jersey.

And I also think there were different roles being played that I had to get used to. On The Real House

I was my mom's right-hand man. I was the voice of reason. I always tried to give advice

and help her and myself through personal situations.

Growing up, I was always in mom mode from when I was 15 years old.

Even before that, just being an older sister, it's very natural for you to take on a lot more responsibility than your younger sisters.

So then throughout my life with everything my family has gone through, I've had to take on a

lot more responsibility in my household, which has always made me go into mom mode, even sometimes with my friends. I always try to make sure

that they're not getting in trouble. And if they are in a situation, I will defend my friend till the

end. I never like to see my friends upset. I never need to, I never like to see my friends upset. I never like to see my friends upset. I never need to I never like to see my friends upset. I never like to see my friends hurt and I get very protective. So when we were sitting at that dinner table in Atlantic City, I honestly thought that Riley was going to come off as rude. And I didn't want her to look like that on camera.

So I was trying to protect her, but then I just need to realize that it's not my place. And I'm allowed to let situations just play out how they're supposed to play out because in the end, Riley, you were so right.

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