Oct. 8, 2024
PipemanRadio Interviews Citizen Soldier at Louder Than Life 2024
PipemanRadio Interviews Citizen Soldier at Louder Than Life 2024.
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Here's your host, the HiPE man. I'm trying to stinking
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through the worst man. I am mass I paid an
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filler team my time. No, I want the city of
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the side White Man. Here on the Adventures by W
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With Jake from Citizen Soldier.
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This Matt Citizen Soldier is this Cooperjuanita.
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Kyle Nice here at Louder than life or rainier than
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life or but it's cool today. It's just like a
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nice little Amsterdam drizzle here. That's what I'm gonna call it,
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because I was in Amsterdam for two months last year
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and it was exactly like this every day all day.
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Well, we can handle rain like this, man. It seems
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like the further east you get, the less bad it gets.
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But rain out in Salt Lake is pretty brutal. It's
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a lot colder and heavier. It feels like the shit.
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Nice. You should have been here yesterday. Oh I bet
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it was worse.
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Yeah, it was not fun yesterday. But we missed everything yesterday.
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So thankfully you're here today to play because not one
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band played yesterday. Hurricane Helene or whatever her name is,
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she showed Kentucky what she was made of.
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Helen's not a rock fan.
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No, I gotta say too, Like, last time I saw
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you had blue hair and I'm looking at his blue beard,
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and everybody always said to me, hey, you should do
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your beard blue, and I'm thinking myself, but he did
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it the smart way. I'm like, yeah, I don't want
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to eat that shit, But he did the smart way.
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Because you get ridvd of stuff that goes.
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In your mind, go meet to it. You have to
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do it. So how hard is it to keep the beard?
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I know how the hair is.
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It's a full time job now, right. That's why I
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went back to natural color, because like, hey, it is
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a full time job. So you guys got a brand
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new song that just dropped recently. Tell us the story
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behind that song.
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Yeah, the song that just dropped recently is called to
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Live Again. And I wrote that song with Johnny Andrews,
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who's a pretty prominent writer in rock. He's written with
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Three Days, Gray, Sail Storm, a lot of big bands,
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and it's just a song about anyone who's ever been
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in a place where they feel like they're kind of
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stuck in that numbness, whether or not. A lot of
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people that I work with as a therapist who go
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through horrible things, the way that they cope is they
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just shut their emotions off. But you learn pretty quickly,
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yeah that's me. You learn pretty quickly that that's not
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a great way to live either. And so it's about
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that struggle of that moment when you're like, yeah, this
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is a way to escape the ugly stuff, but the
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ugly stuff might be worth being able to feel the
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good stuff too, And so the song's about that and
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we're really happy with it. And right before it, we
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released a song called Burden that was number one on
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the rock iTunes charts, which is the first for us,
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which we're super excited about. So, yeah, things are going well.
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That's cool, and yeah, how do you know that about me?
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Like I do? I literally say that.
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It's like I have this switch, I just turn it
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off and it's like the vampires on those TV shows.
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They turn off their humanity and then somebody specialized to
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grab them out of fucking hell.
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What's interesting about that, though, and I talked to clients
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about this all the time, is there's like this misunderstanding
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about dissociation because that's what we're talking about, right, is
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numbing out, checking out, turning it off. We're like, it's
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really just it's just an emotion, Yeah, it's And we
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talk about grounding, and I think people view grounding as like, oh,
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when I'm anxious or angry or stress, but there's also
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grounding out of the low the blue emotions, sadness, hopelessness, association.
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And so I think it's really cool in therapy to
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see people realize like, oh, there are things I can
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do every day to like help my body. Know, Hey,
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we're grounding up out of this numbness. We're getting back
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inside of our bodies. Because that's the way people cope
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with their pain, man, is they just turn into a ghost.
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They just leave their bodies and shut the emotions off,
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no doubt.
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And my other one, my other coping tool, since I'm
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like a teenager, is burying myself and work like because
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while you're working, like even this doing interviews, I'm not
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thinking about any of the personal bullshit that's bothering me
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because I just go into the zone and stay there,
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and then later then it's okay.
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I can't tell you how many times my advice to
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a close is you need to slow down, and you
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need to keep a log and practice noticing what's going
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on in your body, what you're feeling, because I call
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that toxic productivity. I need to keep myself as busy
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as possible so I don't have to think about what's
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bothering me or what I'm feeling. And I notice a
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lot like people tell me they're angry, I'll oh, I'm
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such an angry person, And I always kind of laugh
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because I'm like, anger is a secondary emotion, You're burying
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something there. But I do that too, man. I notice
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that when I'm dealing with some deep sadness or difficult
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emotions that I'll keep myself occupied and busy so I
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don't have to deal with it. I think we're all,
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especially Americans, I think we've become expert of voiters. You know,
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we have smartphones, we have a million different things to
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keep our attention and So I think therapy is a
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great tool to remind people like it's okay to slow
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down and feel what you need to and work on
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your stuff.
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What advice would you give kids nowadays because they're going
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through a lot of hell in this world and that
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there's a lot of stuff going on. I personally had
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my own experience really with that. How do you stop
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them from crossing line? Like I talk about when I
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was a kid, there's that line you didn't cross, you'd
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go crazy. But nowadays I find kids just like jump
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right over that line. They don't even know line is there.
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I this is This might be an unpopular answer, but
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I think it starts with parents having good boundaries of
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social media. I don't think having a smartphone a decade
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before your brain is even fully developed as healthy in
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any way.
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I agree, But I.
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Also think like the beauty of social media is, like
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you're seeing these younger generations, they're really smart, Like they
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they're really tech savvy. They have higher levels of emotional
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intelligence in a lot of ways. So like, I think
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that really teaching kids about how to manage those emotions,
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how to check in on themselves, how to take care
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of themselves from a young age, how to be self reliant,
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self sufficient. I think that's huge. Like I am seeing
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adults in their forties who I like. I spend the
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first few weeks of therapy talking about self regulation, like
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when are you going into hyper arousal? When are you
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going into hyper arousal? Which types of emotions exist in
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both spaces? How do you ground? That's like basic therapy
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one oh one. And there are adults who just have
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never been taught how to regulate their emotions. That's just
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not part of we grow up and we take all
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these classes in high school and college that are meaningless
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that we never use again, but we're not taught about
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how to manage our emotions, which you see ninety nine
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percent of the problems in society are because people are
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hurting and don't know how to manage their emotions and
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they do things they're tragic.
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And it happens a lot in music too.
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So I want to hear what your band members think
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about having a therapist as part of the band.
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Yeah.
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I think it's great. It's helped create a healthy culture
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with our band members and the fans, Like it's just
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a fun experience to see that that group of people
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we all have issues and are hurting, but we're all
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there together.
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Now.
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Do you feel or anybody can answered. Do you feel
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that having that allows you to be a better band,
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because how many bands have that band drama going on?
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It's usually from the therapy they all need.
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I think it definitely helps. I think with what Cooper said,
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helps with the culture of the band. I think it
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also helps the five of us. It's like it's like
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a brotherhood, right, and like you kind of learned that
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we can be vulnerable and speak how we're feeling with
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each other and be open and half. We've had some
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really hard conversations in this band, like probably ones that
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would break up other bands, but we feel like we
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can have those with each other and be safe. And
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I think a lot of that does come with Jake
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and his practice and what he brings to the band
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and setting.
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That culture very cool anybody else.
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Now, I just have something we are talking like, so
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I think of when Metallica did the therapy, and even
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though it was all public and stuff, I think about
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them playing now, and that's somebody that saw them way
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back the first show. Ever, I look at them now
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and I think they're a healthier band than they've ever
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been in the past forty years. What's your opinion, because
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I don't see the background of it or an expertise
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way you see.
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I can't speak specifically to the band because I haven't
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seen a whole lot of content on them recently. But
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I do think that like when you suppress frustrations for
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that long, Yeah, it gets harder and harder to untangle
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that web of resentment. You know, the faster you're able
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to catch things and jump on them and talk through them,
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the easier it is usually to resolve them. So, whether
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it's a band or a couple or a family, I mean,
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it's crazy, just like in my social circle at home
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to see like couples who have been together for twenty
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thirty years that are still like, oh my husband does
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this and drives me crazy and I just can't tell them,
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and I'm like, you've been with this person for three
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decades and you can't have this. I think if people
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knew how to have hard conversations, I think that I
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would also be that's an incredibly healthy tool, because when
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you don't do that, it just damages the relationship in
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so many ways, and just it's not worth the damage
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that it does to just get out of your comfort
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zone and just say those hard things you need to say.
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And I love that because I always say about relationships,
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they're all about proper communication, not communication, but proper because
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we speak different languages no matter who we are as
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individuals sometimes so I think you have to have those conversations.
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And like so many people in relationships are like, oh,
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but I don't want to hurt their feelings. Eventually that's
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gonna happen. You're less likely to if you just bring
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it up and talk about it.
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Well.
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I once saw a couple's therapist and these interviews. I
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don't like being painted as this hero because I'm not,
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like I have all sorts of issues. I mean, I
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was in an office with my wife and couples counseling,
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which was great for us. It was a godsend for us,
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and the couples counselor told us, the couples that know
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how to fight always succeed. It's the couples that tell
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me we never fight that I worry about. And that's
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what it's about. You will inevitably you cannot live with
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somebody or be around them all the time and not
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hurt their feelings or annoy them in some way. That's
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a fantasy. So it's knowing how to have productive, healthy
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conflict love that's the key to success.
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It's so true too, because that even goes right back
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to the turning the switch off bearing your That's what
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it explodes like twenty years later sometimes.
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So I think your band's gonna last a long time
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because you're not waiting twenty years to work on this crap.
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You're doing it right from the beginning.
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top and it's awesome. Also because we don't have a
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record label telling us what we can and can't release,
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