But It's Not Me

All right. Go ahead. I wanted to comment on the piece.

Which part? I don't know why you're welcoming this space. You said, welcome. I get iconoclasts at this space.

I heard that. I wanted to assume that the love thing is affecting you. Your English is like this one now.

And I just, but you're saying it again. I think this is serious. I don't know what is wrong with all you people who believe in love.

This is a sign. This is a sign that something is wrong. Okay.

So, I live life. I'm actually, this is a very much poem. Actually, Natalia, you're a very serious poet.

I wouldn't have written something like this. Yeah. You know, the concept it carries, it's really amazing because I'm just thinking about the idea that, you know, our life can actually be, technically lived.

So I really loved what you did with that piece. I also like the fact that I don't like when the other solutions are telling me, this is how it's going to go at the end of the day. I love the fact that you recognize that this is it, you know, and I feel like your point did that for me, where you are truly seeing in that your failure or the fear you're facing, and the reason why you're not actually struggling for it to become this totality of the person you're meant to be, you know, and that is enough.

You don't have to populate me with solutions on how I need to go about it. And then the part where I feel like your lover should take note was the part where he said, the lover who never loved. I know you people will say this pertains to me, but it's not me.