Hey, everybody. It's me, Cecily here with Stephanie for Cringe Daily. But as I said yesterday, it's not really cringe at all.

We are calling it that, but that's not what we're,

we do not think what we're talking about today is cringe.

And that is our second part of love on the spectrum.

Part two, love on the spectrum.

And we, if you did not listen to part one, you want to go back because we're doing it

couples by couples and really, we're not holding back. We never do. Stephanie is, uh, attracted to James. And that's fine. There's nothing wrong with being attracted to James. I'm just, uh, he's just, uh, he's got a lot to say. Well, we're also, I feel like we're also allowed to say like that's not somebody I'd be attracted to.

Yeah, but maybe, maybe somebody is like Connor.

Maybe I could see, I could see a timeline where Connor was just a little, you know,

I could see being in high school and thinking Connor was something else,

something interesting.

I totally could.

I went to a theater school.

I could see him like doing all his,

a lot of my theater friends wanted to go to the Renaissance Fair.

I was never a fan myself of that.

No.

No, I was not.

But it was very cool with theater kids.

So like even James wouldn't have been that different than people, some people I knew. They wanted to go to the fucking run it over, you know? Not that far off. Well, but I want to. When we were kids, this is the thing. I mean, it, I'm just agreeing with what you're saying. When we were young, it's not that there weren't people that

were on the spectrum or even like, just call it that. Right. They just called it, oh, this,

this person's off or this person's nerdy, very, very nerdy or whatever. And it's interesting.

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