So Bob, in a weird twist of events, I have emails for you and I to answer, what do you say?

Wow! This first one is actually kind of a bummer in a very real way. So Patreon Kathleen,

I don't know if you know her, but she has been sending in short questions for us to answer over

the years. Over the years I will frequently, because we get a lot of really in-depth questions.

Really a good question, but sometimes I just want to do rapid-fire questions, and the one way

you can actually do it, you can go on Discord, or you can just email in a rapid-fire question,

in a real quick way. But Kathleen, every month or so would send in like 10 rapid-fire questions

that some kind of clinical questions, some not-so-clinical, and I always really appreciate

Kathleen, because I considered it to be a courtesy, it made it easier for me to do content,

and also I just find that it showed such restraint, because when you're asking a podcast,

it's like, I really want to email in like five pages of stuff, because I have so many things to say,

and I get that, but Kathleen always had this restraint, and this helpfulness, but Bob,

she says, this question is for you and Bob, how would you define a life that feels blessed

as opposed to one that feels cursed? I know this may be biblical terms,

so I suppose you could replace them with unblessed, or condemned, or fulfilled, etc.

As my life is coming to a rather premature end, I am struggling with how to define it,

I feel grateful for the most part about my life, but feel punished for the rest,

Bob, what do you say to Kathleen? Oh, well, I'm very sorry, I don't know what coming to

premature end means, but, oh my god, I sound like a damn therapist, let me try that again, Kathleen,

I'm really sorry, I hope that your days are peaceful. I don't believe in cursed, I do believe in

bad luck, though, and if that's what you're referring to is that crappy things that have happened

to you and leave you with the story of feeling cursed, because cursed, to me, implies that

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