Hey everyone, it's Elise Hugh here.

Something a little different today.

This is an episode of Conversations with People Who Hate Me, another show in the TED Audio Collective.

Host Dylan Marin moderates conversations between people who think they see the world differently,

arguing lovers, feuding friends, even haters and internet trolls.

But despite the title, it's not about hate. Rather, it's moving and often surprisingly funny.

Part therapy session, part confessional, it's a podcast about talking things out to better understand one another.

Come for an intimate glimpse into modern relationships and stay for the heartfelt

takeaways that will remain with you. You're about to get a sneak preview of a new episode,

and if you like what you hear, you can find and follow conversations with people who hate me

wherever you're listening to this. Did you ever really feel that you hated the other?

Me personally, I hated her.

Yeah.

I hated you for thinking that you were someone else.

Yeah.

I was a lot. Hey, and welcome to conversations with people who hate me.

I am your host, Dylan Marin, back from an almost two-year hiatus, and I got to say,

I have really missed you. So I'm glad to be back. If you're a long-time listener, I am so

glad to have you return. And if you're just tuning in for the very first time, I am equally

thrilled to have you here.

To explain the show's long absence from your feed, there was, as you know, a global pandemic,

but there was also something else.

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