Transcript
Hannah (0:01)
The following program contains names, places, and events that have been anonymized or fictionalized for the purposes of protection and safety. The following program is provided for entertainment purposes only, and any commentary from the hosts are strictly conjecture and should not be held as making any definitive statements about the truth or identity of any particular individuals or circumstances. If you or a loved one are involved in an abusive relationship, please call the National Domestic violence hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for support. Part two. Let's do this.
Mackenzie (0:40)
Part two. I know you guys kind of. Sometimes people are like, I won't want to watch. I don't want to listen to the episode until both of them are out. But this one's kind of. This one, like, the first.
Talia (0:49)
I hate it when, like, the first.
Mackenzie (0:50)
Half is like, oh, this sounds okay. All right. Like, okay, what's going to happen? Why are they on our podcast?
Hannah (0:55)
Yeah, Some of you were a little like, what's the point of this one? I'm like, okay, hold onto your hats and trust us.
Talia (1:00)
Trust the process.
Hannah (1:02)
Yeah, we're not gonna bring you anything that's not dogfishy, y'all.
Mackenzie (1:05)
But I love some of the comments. Like, people are guessing, like, oh, he's gonna do this. I love when you guys go into, like, your. Your theories. I love it so much.
Talia (1:11)
It's great.
Hannah (1:12)
I'll briefly recap what happened in part one, although strongly encourage you to listen to the whole thing.
Mackenzie (1:18)
Yeah.
Hannah (1:19)
So Talia is our guest. I think she said it so well at the very beginning. She came from a pretty abusive, I think, household. At least there was a lot of. Like, her mom had an opioid addiction. Basically. She described it as, she had a very confused relationship with love, where she often confused love and abuse. So I think a lot of people can relate to that. That led to a series of relationships in high school and a little bit afterwards that were either. Well, one was abusive. Like, she just, like, had a series of relationships that were difficult in different ways all the while. She had this friend named Finn who was stage five clinger. And specifically when they went camping, he invited himself on a camping trip with her friends. He was being super weird to her ex boyfriend who happened to be there, and she straight up told him, bro, this is not cool. Nobody really invited you. You're making me uncomfortable. He proceeded to stay outside the whole night, even though he didn't have a tent. And he didn't leave until the next morning. Super slumber. And like, Talia, Talia. Hey, Talia. Anyway, so that was her intro to Finn. Years go on. Because I also didn't mention her first time. Being friends with Finn was fantastic. Like, instant besties. And that part clouded some of the cringy stuff. Even though it was obvious he maybe had a crush on her or whatnot, as she was going through a difficult relationship with her sister, her family, other relationships. Here was someone that was always very supportive of her. And I think we can all relate to being like, I know that maybe I shouldn't be friendly with this person because they have a crush on me, but I need validation or I desperately need to hear at least what they're telling me. And Finn learned how to say exactly what she needed to say.
