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Let's talk about divorce.

Scott Wolf is from Party of Five.

I was obsessed with that show.

I felt like I lived in that show.

I loved it.

I wanted to be one of them.

It just, like, was such an iconic, I can't believe. It was such a show that, like, really reflected a time and a generation. So Scott Wolf is married to a woman. And in my periphery, I'd heard, like, someone said someone else was abusing them or they had a divorce or I don't know what was going on.

But for some reason... married to a woman. And in my periphery, I'd heard, like, someone said someone else was abusing

them, or they had a divorce, or I don't know what was going on. But for some reason, I was

scrolling through social media and I saw this woman who Scott Wolf is married to. I think she was

on some version of some, like, reality show. It doesn't matter at all. And they have kids, and she

is acting out in front of him and the kids. Like, I'm going to say

for the 25th time, Judge Gessmer in New York said a custody battle is watching your child drown,

and you're standing at the dock, and you can't do anything to help them. The story is not about me.

But while I have felt strong negative feelings in my body

and have had strong negative fantasies in my body,

like fantasies in my body that if you said out loud,

...