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Hey guys, welcome back to We Met It Acme. I'm so excited for today's episode with D'Amona.

She is awesome and just great energy. So I feel like after you're done listening, you're going to be

energized and recharge, which is always a good feeling. And before that, I just wanted to get into

some of your questions that you had submitted. The first one is someone wrote, I've had friends

with this issue and questioning whether guys aren't asking them out because of COVID versus not

interested or getting enough attention via text. I feel like this boils down to like, you know,

the standard answer that I have to this, which is that, you know, if they're interested, they will

text. I don't think even a pandemic will really, you know, hold them back. I think that

there are ways to go out now safely and socially distance and sit at a restaurant outside

and, you know, get a drink at an outdoor bar. So I would say, or, you know, even go in a walk. So

if they're not reaching out, they're not interested in that. Someone asked, do you have any resources

that talk about the strain of one partner being unemployed currently living with my partner and

have been laid off and recently struggling with my own mental health and find that I'm getting

so overly anxious and stressed about my partner in our relationship now because I don't have much

going on in my day and it's definitely taking a toll on our relationship. I really struggled with

this, you know, whenever I wasn't working, I would fixate and I would brew and I would stew and I

would kind of sit and I would say, what seems off to me in my life? Like, what can I obsess over?

So if I were single, it would be like my friendships and if I were in a relationship, it would be that

relationship and it's so hard not to do and you should never beat yourself up for doing that because

it's only natural when we don't have something to focus on. We focus kind of like internally and

externally and so first of all, this is super normal but second of all, you know, when you're living

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