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For 15% off nyx.com all right, this is from Nick. Subject line Lizard Wisdom, your Green Holiness. I don't know if I like that. My name is Nick and I have been a big fan since 2020. Thank you Nick. You were part of the reason I was inspired to go to school and become a real therapist. Although I am convinced that you are just as much of a real therapist just without the commitment to multiple sessions and a button up shirt. I don't. I don't know if I like that either. I don't think I am. But I. You know what, I'm sorry I'm shitting on you. I appreciate that the sentiment and intention of this email is to be nice to me. So thank you Nick. Anyway, my question for you is about my girlfriend. I have had multiple long term relationships and was engaged two years ago. I have been dating my current girlfriend for one year and find that she has all of the qualities I am looking for in a long term partner. The problem is I constantly have dreams about my last girlfriend and feel longing for what was lost. My last girlfriend was bipolar, unpredictable and riddled with flaws and in no way do I think our relationship could have ever worked out but at the same time the feeling of love was overwhelming. The question I have been struggling with is essentially do you think it's possible to grow in love with someone or do you think it is pre determined? Wow. First of all, let me just say here, I know that I know I'm a broken fucking record when it comes to saying this, but I don't have any answer to this question. These. A lot of the questions that come through this podcast are not things I have any answers to, but they are things actually that I myself think about a lot. I think about this. Is it possible to grow in love with someone or do you think it's predetermined? And I've talked to friends about it, I've talked to family about it, and I've like, you know, talked to people on this podcast about it. And it's like some people believe that you can just decide to be in love with someone. Some people believe it's a feeling that you chase. Some people believe, you know, all sorts of things. Right. And it's a little scary to think about because nobody wants to make the wrong decision in their life. Right. And feelings not always great at guiding us. But yeah, I don't know if it's predetermined. I mean, I think that there is a thing to be said about like the more time and energy that you. I think there is something to be said about, like, the more time and energy you invest in a relationship, the more close you will feel to a person. So in that case, maybe it is possible to grow in love with someone. Um, but yeah, I don't know, it sounds like you're pretty confident that your last relationship could have never worked out. So, I mean, that's good, right? That's, that's, that's better than being like, ah, I fucked it up, or I would have been beautiful if only I hadn't, you know, been fucking lazy or whatever, you know, hopefully that helps you sleep better at night, is just knowing that it never would have worked out in the first place. So, you know, that's what I would cling to if I were you, Nick. Let's see here. All right, this is from Peabo. Subject line, I may be having a quarter life crisis. Hello, Lyle. First of all, Happy New Year. I hope you're doing well. Thank you. I am emailing to share some thoughts I've been having about my career relationship and hear your input. I am in a five year relationship that has been pretty good. I am currently pursuing my Masters and I think I have found something that I can consider a career in. After I finish, I can start job hunting or apply for a PhD. Getting a PhD is an insane commitment of my time and may require me to move away if I don't get into a local school. If I have to move, my boyfriend can't follow me because he owns a business. My boyfriend doesn't want me to apply for programs far away because he thinks our relationship could end. I never moved away from home, so I'm interested in taking the opportunity to do so. PhD or not, I want to move out after I finish my current degree. My boyfriend wants to wait to buy a house together rather than rent. There's nothing wrong with this, but he continues to invest money so I cannot see how we move out in the next few years. And I don't want to live at home in my 30s. I know if I stayed it would be an easier choice. But part of me wants to try doing this alone if he won't come with me. I have sort of breached the subject before, but it ends in him being upset. Sometimes I doubt I would even do well in a PhD program. So maybe it is better to stay and find work. Also, it is hard to imagine my life without him. He is my best friend. I feel pretty guilty for feeling this way. PhD applications are due in December 2025, but I would not start the program until fall of 2026. Sounds far away, but I know it will come quickly. Also, I forgot to mention but I am 25. He is in his early 30s. Best Peabo. You know, it's funny. When I first started doing this podcast and this kinds of shit would come through. Um, I. I'm not gonna disclaim anymore. The fact that I. I don't know what I'm talking about but it, it comes inherent for me to be able to do this. But I don't know what I even just. I don't. I don't think what I just said made any sense, but I did record it and I am putting it on the Internet anyway. You know, it's funny. When I first started doing this and shit like this would come by, I would always kind of instantly be like, you know, always, always go for the thing that gives you personal growth over like anything else. Especially goddamn. Especially if you're young. I again, I'll speak from my own lived experience right Is like I specifically always wanted to like leave home. I always wanted to see the world. I felt like, you want. You'll only live once. You should see the world that you live in. It's. It's pretty crazy out there. You should, you should just. If you just fucking never leave the town that you grew up in and you just stay there youe're not getting the full experience of life right now. You know, I'm thinking. Because that's what I would have said A few years ago. But now after myself having lived a life where I'm kind of running around everywhere, part of me is like, oh, you know, there is something about staying in the community that you already have. Because it's comforting. But I still, and I'm thinking about it right? You're making me think about it right now. You're making me think about it right now. And I, I, I still fucking think it's all gonna be easier said than done. But I still fucking think, dude, if you've never left, if you've never left, I think it's worth it to leave, you know, I mean, what I, what I just said about sticking around a place for a while and building community and building relationships and stuff, it's like that's, that's always gonna be, be an option, right? And once you're in that and you have a whatever the fuck, I mean, honestly, not even once you're in that and you have a whatever the fuck you, there's always gonna be opportunities to explore and grow and do shit. I kind of have a bit of a thing in my gut and brain when it comes to relationships and whatnot of like, if it's meant to be, it's meant to be, you know, like, part of me thinks, and this kind of goes back to what we were talking about on the other email of like, is how much of this shit is predetermined. I weigh back and forth between whether or not we live in a. There's the idea that we live in like complete utter chaos universe and there does exist such a thing as the wrong decision and everything's fucking completely random. You know, the whole Rick and Morty thing. Nobody belongs anywhere. Nothing is on purpose, we're all gonna die kind of shit. And then I sort of, so I'm between that and between like this kind of feeling of hopefulness that like, not so much that there's like a predetermined order to how the world works, but that like human beings are adaptable and like enter. I really don't mean this in a woo woo sense. I really mean this in kind of like a, like a logistical grounded thing. Like people's brains are wired in certain ways and like institutions and places are wired in certain ways. And there's just this like mathematical equation that occurs when the ways in which people and things and places and institutions are wired connect with each other. And that mathematical equation has a, has an equal sign and it's gonna equal whatever the fuck it's gonna equal anyway. Mathematics, meaning that if things were gonna work out, then they would have. And if they didn't work out, they never meant. They never were meant to be. I know what I just said sounded like a woo woo thing, but I don't. I think it is like logistic. I think what I just said made sense, right? Because you're who you are in a sense, and your brain works the way it does, in a sense, and your boyfriend is who he is in a sense, and his brain works the way it is in a sense. And he has his own life and you have your own life and they kind of gel and mesh and in a perfect, beautiful world where everything always works out forever and always things will work out. But just like empirically, sometimes the energies and the paths divulge and maybe they divulge for a moment and people find their way back to each other and life is kind of weird and crazy like that. But that whole rant is all to say that, you know, if you never left your hometown before, I mean, go try it. Just try it. I. Not everyone's built. Not everyone's like built for it. Not, not even in a. In a like being able to handle it sense, but in a being able. In a whether or not leaving your hometown brings you happiness sense. But if you don't know, I mean, you should give it a try. I don't know. I hope my. I hope, I hope I don't have. Please don't listen to this because I don't. I don't want to take any responsibility for any, any decisions you might make with your life. That's the, that's the, that's the truth. Okay. All right, let's keep going. Alright, this is from. Okay, this is from Brian. Hey, Geck, you can choose a name for me. I got chased by a black bear back in the summer. And now every time I walk the route where I was chased, I relive each terrifying step I took as I ran away. I live in constant fear while walking, running, that a black bear will jump out of the bush and eat me. That's the whole fucking email. Alright. I think I did my job by just simply reading that. I don't know if I need any further context or things to say. Alright, this is from Dante, subject line, A problem around. Oh, I just remembered what I wanted to say about that last email. Well, go watch the Revenant. Actually, don't watch the revenant. That'll make your life. That'll make you. It'll make things worse. Okay, from Dante, subject line, A problem around work relaxation. Hey Geck, big fan. I've gotten into a bad habit of watching productivity and self help content and now I am split when it comes to how I should conduct my life. On one hand, I enjoy working hard and building towards something over time, but having every bit of mental focus fixated on achieving something often makes me stressed out and eventually I resent what I work towards. Ooh. I can also relax occasionally, but I get bored very easily if I don't have something to put my mind towards. And I get uncomfortable on holidays because they mess up the momentum of what I'm working on. At first I thought it was either because I wasn't pushing hard enough or not fully relaxing enough. But now I think the fact that I watch a lot of this content makes me ultra conscious of everything I do and how I'm spending every bit of time. That's the whole email. Dante, I'm with you my brother. I am highly relate to several of the aspects of this email. I highly relate to it. I think the answer is probably just balance, right? I think the answer is just balance. You know, like being able to, being able to like, okay, get some done during the day, right? So that you can feel as though you got what you. If you, it feels like you got some done that day. And then at night you can go party or relax or do whatever the it is you're gonna do. So I mean that's, that's, that's the word here I think would be balance because, because it's all. It's way easier to enjoy being on holiday or being up in the club or whatever if you don't have this nagging feeling like your homework isn't done. That, that whole kind of nagging my homework isn't done feeling has, you know, been with me forever. So I feel ya. So, you know, I guess the answer is just try to try to have some balance and do your homework during the day.

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Okay. This is from Jake. Subject line. Life is pretty sweet to be honest. Okay. Thank God. We needed this. We absolutely needed this. We needed some hope. This episode. Please, dear God. Okay. Hey Geck, My name is Jake. I was at your live show in LA last November and like I said, life is awesome. Right now I work at a chain pizza place, probably getting paid too much and getting away with too much. And I'm picking up a second job at a family owned cheesesteak spot which I'm excited about. I've been super consistent with gym and hobbies too. I'm now 65 days sober from weed parentheses. It was a very negative force in my life. I still get a bit lonely and sad and junk and have days off, but I have never felt so consistently content and genuinely happy day to day. Wow. It's still a bit of a foreign feeling, to be honest. I don't really know where this momentum came from, but I'm trying to make the most of it before I end up on another trough. To be honest, I don't have much else to say. I just don't have anyone to really talk about this with. One vice I still have is doom scrolling. And one of my New Year's resolutions was to consume better media like movies or video games with more intention. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Rather than scrolling and gaining nothing from it. So that's the fucking thing, right, is you'll be like, oh, I don't have time to watch a movie. And then you'll scroll on your phone for like two hours and it's like you didn't even consume anything, you just went crazy. Maybe a silly resolution compared to most, but I'm a pretty big believer in that what we consume molds us in a lot of ways. So I'll end this by asking what are some recommendations of games or media that has moved you or stuck with you through the years or even just a recent obsession? I never had the chance to try and call in, so I wanted to try to send an email and I know it's a broken record, but you help pass the time so much and give me interesting perspectives on things along with your callers. Love the show. Hope things are going good. Deck bless. Thank you, Jake. I would say. Well, okay. My number one video game recommendation is Red Dead Redemption 2. Red Dead Redemption 2 is the greatest video game ever made. I'm a big fan. I'm trying to think of any other. Well, I don't know what you have. I don't know if you're a PC guy, a PlayStation guy, switch person. I was just playing Little Nightmares on the Switch before I came to Japan. There's a lot of great Zelda games. Bioshock is very good. What else, man? What else? That's my main one, Red Dead Redemption two. Jake, if you think life is pretty sweet now, just wait until you're playing red Dead Redemption 2. But anyway, in overall, thank you for sharing this, Jake. This is cool. I like, I like hearing a little bit of hope. Right? That's all that goddamn matters at the end of the day is, is, is just being able to. Like when somebody asks you how you're doing, being able to be like, yeah, I'm doing good. I'm not going completely insane. I feel stable. I feel happy. So that's, that's, that's the best thing, Jake. So I'm proud of you, man. I'm happy for you. All right. All right. This is from Brett. Subject line stepdad at 19. I'm 22 now, but when I was 19, I met a girl on Tinder and went to her house one night and just kind of never left and started living with her. Whoa. She had two toddlers, 2 and 3. She was also still married, but they separated only a week or two before we got together. I paid all the bills and cleaned the house as much as I could, but it all got to be too much after about a year and we broke up. Worst part is her husband moved into the same apartments as us a few months after we got together and their relationship was just more toxic. One of the worst years of my life. 10 out of 10. Wouldn't recommend. I think that you meant to put 0 out of 10. Wouldn't recommend. P.S. please put this on the podcast if you read it. I work crazy hours and won't be able to watch the stream. God damn. That is a crazy story, my friend. You just went to her house and you never left. Wow. Forever. Tinder date. If this wasn't one of the worst years of your life, I would. I would think that that was kind of romantic, actually. But no, it's probably not okay. I'm glad you're out of there at least. Brett. Keep, keep, keep, Keep doing your best. Keep doing your best. Holy shit. All right. Alright. This next email Subject line Solo travel advice. Hey, Geck. My name is Colin and I'm 23 years young. I got my first big boy job this year and with that comes pto. I want to do a lot more traveling. The only place I'VE ever been outside the U.S. is Canada exotic? Right? I firmly believe traveling is a salient component of experiencing this thing we call life. However, I have no clue where to start. Do you have any advice on solo traveling? Such as types of activities to do, how to find places to stay, communications in countries that don't particularly speak English, etc? I know you've spent a lot of time in Japan recently, and that's my number one location. But I'm so bad at Japanese. I love your show. Been listening for ages. Keep up the great work. P.S. what do you think of the name Colin? I think it's very unique. The name Colin is not unique at all. Sorry. I don't know why I had to be brutally honest with you about that. But yeah, I know a lot of Collins. Not personally, but anyway, anyway. Okay, let's. Okay, let's talk about what the actual email is about. Yeah, I mean, I can talk a little bit about solo travel. Maybe. Maybe we can end this episode by talking about some solo travel shit. I will say this. If that's your number one location, go there first. Right? Go there first. If you're asking me, like, where is the best place? Well, okay, it depends. So. So let's, let's talk about this. I don't really know which kind of solo traveler you are personally. There's, there's like two kinds of solo travelers, right? There's like solo travelers who, when they say solo travel, they mean it, right? They just want to like, go to a foreign country and do shit alone and like eat alone and go see attractions alone and just fully honestly have a trip alone. And then there's people who solo travel specifically to meet other people. And those are the people who stay in hostels and go on the big group guided tours and go to the meetups and try to meet people. And like, the whole point of traveling alone is to like, get into adventures and meet new people and, you know, you know, purse. Everyone's different. Personally, the. The. The latter is the kind of solo traveling that I like to do, especially when I was in younger and, you know. Yeah, I mean, that's, that's the kind of solo traveling that I like to do that I think is, is. Is rewarding and fun. I will say Japan, and some people might not agree with this. Japan is probably not the best. Best place for that kind of solo traveling. The best place for that kind of solo traveling might be like, Europe or, you know, you can go to Paris or Italy or Amsterdam is fucking great for that shit. I had a Great solo travel experience in Amsterdam. But again, if your number one location is Japan, then you can still go there and you can still meet people and do things. So lets see, you asked me a bunch of specific questions. You were like how to find places to stay. If I were you, I'm give a shout out to hostelworld.com hostelworld.com and you can find these hostels, right where it's like you have one bed in a room full of a bunch of beds and oftentimes the accommodations are pretty fucking cheap. They're pretty fucking cheap. And the best part is that you will be in a room with a bunch of other people and there might be a common area. And a lot of these hostels, especially the more like party hostel, solo travel y advertised hostels, they, they are kind of like geared towards people who are traveling alone and trying to meet people. So a lot of times they'll put on dinners or they'll put on events. And so if I were you, I would go on hostelworld.com and search for like Tokyo and see if you can find the kinds of hostels that put on events. I don't think Japan is very like known for that kind of hostel. I've stayed at hostels in Japan before and they weren't as socially oriented as some hostels that I've stayed in in like Thailand or, or Europe. But if Japan is just like the place you want to fucking go, you should just go because the cool. I think for you the thing is gonna be like you're gonna show up and you've never left the country before. You're gonna show up and you're gonna be like, oh, I gotta walk around. So when it comes to like types of activities to do, if I were you, I would just like book your fucking flight, Book your fucking hostel. And I don't. You don't have to go scour the Internet or scour TikTok for like the best things to do. I would just like pick neighborhoods and start walking around them. You know, for Japan, for Tokyo, I mean Akihabara or Asakusa or Shibuya Shinjuku, you just fucking show up and just walk around. Dude. If you can meet some folks in your hostel who want to walk around with you and eat with you, that that would make the trip a lot more fun I think. But part. And then you wrote about communication in countries that don't particularly speak English. Part of that, that's part of the fun, right? That's part of the fun. So Japan is less of A country, I think, where you can get away with not speaking English. Europe, Everyone fucking speaks English. But Japan is a place where like you have to, you should know like you just go. If you're gonna come here, like go to YouTube, just search like like a 10 basic phrases thing, right? Learn how to say like, thank you. Excuse me, can I have this? Right, and when you show up, you're gonna feel sick. There is not you're. It's really if you've never experienced before, like just showing up alone in a foreign country and speaking like one phrase of Japanese and getting a sandwich. It's a feeling like no other. A feeling like no other. So honestly, Colin, again, I don't really. You don't really? Yeah. My, my advice to you would be, you know, hostile world, go and, and find a place where you can stay in kind of a collective living situation to increase the chances that you'll meet new people and, and have a, a more adventurous experience. Right? So yeah, that would be my number one thing. But honestly the number one is. Number one thing is to just fucking go. And you're doing it already. So that's, I mean that's the biggest thing is to just fucking go. Alright folks, that was Geck mail. Thanks for being here. Thanks for listening to me do this. I'll be back to taking calls in a bit. I just needed a bit of a break from taking phone calls for now, especially while I'm still out of the country. But I'm coming back tomorrow and I'm excited to be back in the, in the good old United States of America. Say what you will about the good old United States of America, but you know, you might go to a foray and this, maybe this is more things to say to Colin, but it's like you might go to fucking Japan and be like, ah, everything is more affordable and they have trains and it's so. Everything's fucking beautiful and amazing and crazy and that's fine. But you know, at the end of the day, the place to go is wherever the fuck your friends and family are. So do that. Well, not, not you, Colin. You go on an adventure. Anyway. I don't really know what I'm talking about anymore. I'm gonna end the show and go, go sit in silence. Thank you very much for listening. Please go to my. If you live in New York City, please, please, please, if you live in New York City, go to the Episode description and sign up for a text alert for my art gallery. I'm doing an art exhibition in Bushwick, Brooklyn. On March 14th and I would love for you to show up. I am. It's called Lyle Forever Presents Trash From Around My Room and it'll be really fucking stupid. So come through, have a fun time. Alright, thank you very much for listening to this podcast. Good luck gek Bless. See you all in another life.

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