Hey everyone, welcome back to Teenager Therapy. I'm Gyo. I'm Thomas. I'm Isaac. I'm Kayla.

And welcome back to the podcast. Last one with Isaac for a while.

Was here next time back? Oh shit. Is it the end of the summer? Yeah. Wait, you're not coming for a spring break? I think I'm gonna stay in June. I'll go to you for spring break.

Yeah. I'll go. That's cool. I'll do that. Anyways guys, welcome back to the episode. Hopefully you enjoyed the last one. It was from Spotify Green Room. Remember where they're every Sunday. Exactly. That's exactly the conversation.

It was. Was that the trends one? Yeah, right. Yeah, the trends. That one. That one. That was really fun. Like the comments had me laughing. I know. That one had a lot of people that came. People got phone though. I know it.

And that one too. Yeah. Yeah. You're getting phone with it because you went there. But yeah. Also big thing. If you're a new listener, welcome. Welcome to the podcast.

If you've been listening for a while, or if you've been listening to like past couple of episodes, then you know that things got a little bit heated and are growing up growing apart episode.

There was a lot of you confused in the comments. Some of you, you know, we're like, whoa, like how did I get so heated? A lot of you, I know we're sad. And like worry, like are we all going to like in the podcast or something?

We're not ending the podcast yet. Yeah. We're still okay. It was, you know, a very heated conversation with very, very hard emotions. And we published it because obviously those kind of conversations are natural.

And we don't want to show that, you know, they do happen and you could be good friends and still it really, really matter to each other. So hopefully that taught you something. And then on another note in the episode, I know we kind of cut it shortly and towards the end.

That was, I don't think it was handled the correct way. There was a lot of I guess gaslighting to some people because you know, Mark felt he apologized, Thomas, you know, they had a little argument.

And so while I'll let them speak for each other personally, I think, you know, we could have talked about that in a more mature way. So if you felt that wasn't the right way to handle the situation, totally understand.

But I just want to let you guys know if it was implied in the episode that I didn't apologize despite admitting I did something wrong.

I do want to let you guys know that there's a whole entire context behind it. A very, very small part of the argument was shown, right? You guys are fully aware of the situation that prompted those type of feelings.

So the reason I mean the reason I didn't apologize is because of different values. And obviously I don't want to apologize just for the sake of apologizing, especially if I don't mean it.

So for any reason, you're like, whoa, why didn't he not apologize? And you know, what a bad person or whatever. Just wanted to let you guys know that there is a lot that you still don't know.

So hopefully before you make any sort of harsh decision, you're able to consider that, right? So I think that's important.

Since there's not a lot of context, but yeah, just wanted to acknowledge that because there was a lot of questions. But anyways, back to this episode.

It's kind of interesting because you guys said we've talked about this before, but I don't know if we have.

Do you guys think that preserving memories is something that's really important to you? And if it is, how do you go about it?

Yes, it's super, super important because I feel like just keeping memories isn't enough. I need to have a physical copy of the thing so I can show it to like other people and things like that.

Because whenever you talk to your mom and stuff, do you ever see actual pictures of her past?

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