This is an IHeart podcast.

Hey, this is Annie.

And Samantha.

I'm welcome to Stop One Never Told to your production of IHeart Radio.

And today, for the Monday mini, we were tackling a subject that is a much larger subject, so we're just going to focus in on some basics.

We have talked about guilt before, women in guilt, in a lot of different ways.

So I was trying to come up with, we've had a busy week here at Stephonever told you.

So I was trying to come up with something that wouldn't be too complicated.

Usually we make a mistake and it is incredibly complicated anyway, but that might be the case for this one as well.

But I was thinking about I had just come back from DragonCon, which is something I love

doing every year.

It is a source of stress every year, however.

And I realize like every year after I do it,

I feel guilty. Like, I go over everything that I did. Did I impact this person's time? Did I make it better? Did I make it worse? Like, all of these decisions and questions and everything,

and I just feel guilty. And I've noticed that that happens a lot when I hang out with people in general. I'm just

always questioning if I made the right or wrong decision. And it's something I've grown to

expect. I think I've joked before when we go back and pick out classics, I can always tell what time of the year it is.

Because we kind of do similar episodes around the same time of the year.

Like, Samantha, you usually have one about holiday stress and birthday blues.

I have one about DragonCon and boundaries and stress around that.

And so it's something that I've come to expect.

And we have talked about guilt several times.

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