Hey, just over listeners. I saved up all of your emails regarding the trial and I thought I would read them all the good ones the bad ones the critical ones the other ones and so let's get into it. My name is Dr. Kirk Honda. I'm a therapist and a professor and let's read an email anonymous patron says I listen to you for years and never before have I seen you do something that has hurt or even made me angry at you, but this has I am not wanting you reported to the authorities, but I truly want the licensing

boards to have guidelines for clinicians commenting on trials on social media. You have cross lines on this commentary that I cannot

reconcile my feelings for you as a listener. You fell for so much propaganda and I did not take you for someone like that. Well, I guess

thanks for that. Truly that you think of me as someone that wouldn't fall for propaganda, but you're saying I did fall for

propaganda. You keep saying untruths in your commentary. That is not okay. Your last episode admits you do not advocate for

victims. You are causing so much damage and I truly think under these circumstances, your narcissism is showing. There we go.

Anonymous patient, I hear you. I do. It hurt you and it hurt others. And I did not want to do that. And I'm sorry, truly. I was trying.

I failed, but I was trying truly. But I'll tell you, I mean, every negative calm, I don't discount them. If anything, I take it too

seriously. When I talk to other content providers, they're like, you take it too seriously. He's got to blow him off.

Like tell him to go to hell. It's just like, I don't know. And so, yeah, so again, I'm sorry. You were one of those people.

And I'm thanks for reaching out and telling me.

Hasena, she says, you have helped me to be more empathetic and less reactive with people. I identify with your

description of persons with borderline personality disorder, but I don't know if I have it. I wanted to know if you

had a list of trusted clinicians who specialize in borderline personality disorder. Secondly, in the analogy you gave

about borderline personality disorder persons, looking for parents in the mall with therapy will it ever get to the

point where you feel like you have found that parent or will you always have the pain and learn how to manage that

pain end of question. Yeah. So list, I don't have. And I apologize for that. It would be nearly impossible for me to

have that list. And also, it's a problem in our industry that it's hard to find a therapist. People will say, I can't

seem to find a therapist that has openings in my community. And often it just means that the people who do have

availability, they just don't advertise it well enough because there's no central database. So it's a huge

problem. And in addition to that, a lot of people will claim that they can treat borderline and assess it. And in my

estimation, they're not competent. So how do you even know as a consumer or as a client where you should go? It's

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