What are you thinking?

This came up, uh, recently in a session.

I was talking and this person was expressing a lot of this painful relationship that this person had with a very close relative who's sick, and then goes away, comes back, and is ex-- d- talking about their, their, m- you know, their activities in the last week.

And then expressed how they had this truly emotionally, like, wonderful experience having a great kind of back and forth with a person who had a similar, uh, illness than the person who they're related to that they have a bad relationship with, and did not put that together at all.

And, um, when talking about it, th-they were just expressing how relieving it was to hug and to be with that person, um, who was experiencing something almost identical to what was going on in their personal life.

And so kind of what April was saying, it's that, that it's this enactment is a very unaware process.

They have very little awareness of what's going on, but they're trying their best to express it in some way.

Shall we move on to, uh, the next defense of interest? Maybe we'll go to Grant.