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Hey guys, welcome back to We Met at Acme.

It's just me again. And I'm really excited to answer your questions. Well,

more talk about your topics that you submitted. So I'm just going to get right into it.

People always want me to talk about breakups, which is so interesting because, I mean,

it's not like there's that much new information out there on what to do during a break up.

They suck. For me, I never really let the break up win. And I never really

gave in to being that sad all of the time. I would have my moments obviously when I would play

really sad songs and cry like I'm human. But I think for the most part during breakups,

I really tried to distract myself and go out with friends and just be really busy and say yes

to everything because that for me was very much healing. And then when I would retreat and be home,

you know, I would be sad then and I would cry and get it out of my system. And then I would go back

out and hang out with friends and make tons of plans. But I'm not sure if that's breakups in

general or just how I like to deal with it because I'm a pretty busy person. And I find myself,

you know, always happier when I'm doing a lot of things, break up or no break up. I think that

it's hard though. Like I remember a break up I went through in like 2015, 2016, I broke up with

my partner of a year and a half. And we had gotten extremely close. I mean, we were dating for a

year and a half. We would talk every minute of every day and you know, spent tons of time together,

went on vacations together. And then and we actually broke up on Valentine's Day. I,

it's funny. People, some people are like, I can't believe you broke up on Valentine's Day. But

Valentine's Day is kind of like a popular day to break up. And the reason that I say that is

because if you wake up on a day that you're supposed to be celebrating your relationship and you just

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