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I'm going to talk about, I laugh because there's something funny about the simplicity of this, but it ruins many lives,

really takes a toll on many people's mental health, signs that someone's may be unavailable. Uh, it's love line. We got to talk

about sex, dating and relationships. And as always, um, even if you don't relate directly to

the topic, there's takeaways for everyone. So I'll try to kind of round it out. We always use

topics as an entry point.

I was laughing because one of the things I said to a friend who I'm helping process, you know,

a relationship they're in because the blessing and the curse of me doing the work I do as a

certified sex and relationship therapist is that everyone wants, you know,

to steal a few minutes of my time complimented, has also helped me. And here's something

else for everyone listening to kind of internalize as well, helped me learn boundaries and really

letting people know what I'm available for, what I have the time and energy for. And often having

to say to people, hey, unfortunately,

I don't have the energy of the space for that tonight, but maybe tomorrow or this weekend,

we can sit down and process it.

I've had a very long day because I think sometimes people forget that I've done that for

probably eight hours that day and then a few hours of radio and my, you know, 10, 11 or 12

hour a day, there just isn't that much more space.

You know, I got to eat.

I might need to actually even take a shower at some point, you know.

So it's about a lot of boundary setting.

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