Split-screen emotional music reactionfrom @reactiontherapy

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Hey, son. It's me. I'm just, got you on my mind better seeing you yesterday. I wanted to ask you, how you doing, really. I wanna seriously know how you're doing because you look stressed out. Kinda worries me. You no? I like to know what's going on with you. You no? Why you why you, you know, looking so stressed out late. Tier last time I seen you when you get in the house to visit, you good stressed out too. No know, I know before, you you know, you're always busy and stuff when I came and seen you, but really, I I no know, man. It just you look like something's taking toll on you. I hope it's not everything that's going on with us and, you know, everybody else. I really don't wanna do that to you. If I can do anything to take some stress off of you, ma'am, please let me know. It's so hard to see him. I I feel like he sat there rank started feeling everything. That was intentional, that was purposeful, next to that fire, while that call was coming from bad. And that the feelings are real, that the tears are real, that the reality is he does feel that burden. I feel for him. I feel that while I'm watching him and listening, that he wants people to not hurt. He wants people to to feel loved, but he can only hold so much pressure. And I think a lot of people don't worst. He cares deeply and wants other people to feel loved and taken care of. Yet sometimes people take real advantage of him. And sometimes people, pull from him when they shouldn't. And it's hard for him to set boundaries. It's hard for him to draw a line. It's hard for him to just not care. And when I see him sitting there, it just it's so lonely sitting by a fire in the dark realizing I have nobody to turn to. I have nobody here to help me, and I have all these burdens in life from people. And I appreciate you, Scott. Like, that's to to be able to show that is not easy. That was a beautifully done video.