Hey everyone, welcome back to Teenager Therapy. I'm Gael. I'm Thomas. I'm Caleb. Oh, Mark.

And welcome back to the podcast if you're new here. Welcome to the show where we talk about

our issues in a very authentic way, very, very authentic. It's funny. We've almost been

doing this for like four years. Next episode is like four year anniversary. So if you're a long

time listener, it's like special for you too. But if you're new, welcome. Are there long time

listeners? Are you guys still with them? I sometimes wonder that like who here has been? No,

there are. I get the answer people that like I've been here since I was 15 and 19 now. Whoa.

That's insane. I'm like, huh? Oh, with us. And they, they saw the ugly. Yeah. They saw the

you guys saw all the problems that like we never even figured out like when we just had to like

cut the cameras. Exactly. Oh my God. But most of it like I would just project whatever personality

I felt like it was like, yeah. But look, the thing is what's been good about this podcast is you

get to see our growth because if anything, the podcast has really forced us to confront a lot of

our issues or at the very least just vocalize what we're going through, even if we're not fixing

our problems. I think a lot of people have a habit of just running away, removing themselves,

ignoring them, pushing them deeper inside themselves to never really feel their feelings.

I think I have a habit of doing that. Well, I haven't have it.

Okay. Well, there's a difference between running away from your problems. Or do you think there's

a difference between running away from your problems versus pushing them deeper inside yourself?

I think it's the same thing because either way, or running away versus repressing them.

Yeah. Same thing. I could be going, you talk. Oh, I just think there are like two different

methods, but it gets you to the same point. I agree. Interesting. What do you think running away?

What do you see that as? You just ignore it. Keep yourself distracted. Yeah.

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