And the idea was your jaw would start to look a certain way, but it'd end up harming people because it's not real.

there's all sorts of things you can order to help with your jawline, to help with your chin, to, you know, just, just like women with makeup, but taking it to that next level and getting that validation.

It's a body dysmorphia.

It ends up being where I see my face and all I do is focus on the imperfections and what I need to do to fix those imperfections.

Maybe you don't see it, or maybe it's something small that someone might notice, but I make it mean the most important thing.

No, I haven't.

Thankfully, my career has kind of pivoted as social media has gotten bigger.

Can you, can you talk about what that, what that was and what happened?