if your role model, your family, your uncle, your

dad, whoever it was that you looked up to the most in the world killed your entire family and then... force you to be cursed with that, with the Tsukuyomi and with the Genjutsu you cast on him and make him relive that and torture him and say, you don't have enough hatred, you don't have enough strength.

Most motherfuckers who go to schools and air it out be getting called bad names.

This motherfucker is a... a member of society who can actually function.

He's a little moderately autistic, and he don't talk a lot.

But at the end of the day, he got on his grind, went to school.

He could have got the unregistered kunai and aired it out.

But

And do the members of the partnership forum feed into that as to how they have suggestions as to how we can change things to further enhance the delivery of our service?

Yeah, I think they try to see how far, whatever we agree, the idea of voice, how can that voice actually move on to maybe the next level? Because I also sit on the strategy thing.

So in a way, I'm trying to get a reality check.

I think a lot of when you're in this strategic side, there's a lot of rhetoric.

And what I'm trying to do is look at the reality to that rhetoric.

For example, at the meeting we had a couple of days ago, we were talking about scheduled activities.

what most of the service users of my age look at the ambulance service as an emergency service which of course it is but they don't really look at then schedule services behind that so in a way what we're trying to do is to give voice but that voice needs um proper messaging so messaging is a big issue that needs to be looked at how far are we actually communicating the service users or how are they communicating with the decision makers of the professionals and how are the professionals then communicating with them as members of the public.

And I suppose going forward, what is it you see further down the line as it develops, George, for example? What would your vision of the partnership for them be?

And I think from my side as a father is like, well, where is that going to be in 10, 15, 20 years time? You know, when my son becomes an adolescence and a young man.

Yeah, you have to have an unbelievable level of self-awareness and resilience to be in the online world these days.

And yet most of us don't.

We might think we're resilient, but in terms of like emotional resilience, emotional self-awareness, most men probably aren't at that point.

And then particularly kids, boys or girls, because the online world is vast and it is scary.

And as you say, you have this almighty algorithm, which no one really understands that well.

Even the people on the inside of the social media companies say they don't really fully get how it works.

Yeah,

It's not really cutting us, is it? So what are the most common ways that you see men shutting down or armoured enough without them

noticing? There's a good sketch by a comedian called Bill Burr who says that men are allowed to be one of two things, which is mad or fine.

That's basically the plane of emotion that men are allowed to operate on.

I think there's sort of a cultural conditioning in men that while they're taught to suppress their emotions or avoid their emotions, anger is sort of the one that's culturally conditioned and encouraged.

Maybe not explicitly, but it is encouraged in shows of of strength and domination and competition, all the rest of it.

So I think that a lot of men will default to anger and aggression.

I think a lot of the anger that we see is actually coming from a place of pain or suffering and that, you know, that doesn't condone any of any kind of anger or violence or anything like that.

The two hypnotherapy sessions.