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I always check my phone three times before leaving anywhere, even if I just checked it. And I can't eat the last bite of any sandwich - it feels wrong somehow. My coffee has to be exactly the right temperature, or I won't touch it until it's cold.

Man, shooting that indie film back in Portland was just incredible. The whole crew was like family, and the director just let us run with it. We'd work all day, hang out all night, and somehow made this amazing little movie that nobody expected.

So I went ahead and checked out that new trail yesterday, you know, to make sure it was safe and everything. And it's kind of challenging at first, but once you get past those first few turns, it's actually pretty amazing what you'll see.

You know, there are times when some someone approach me in public and I'm a little resentful. And there are other times I just like actually, I'm really grateful that, you know, I worked for this. I got this.

Sometimes I wake up and don't know where all these thoughts come from like I'm trying to piece together who I am without the noise, without the pressure just me finding my voice again through music through healing through accepting that I'm still learning everyday.

Honestly, it’s that weird pressure of being in a group and just kind of overthinking every single thing you might say. You want to be involved, but you’re also just observing, trying to see where you actually fit in without making it feel forced or awkward.

Hey there, I just want to say that watching all of you doing such amazing things with your lives, well... it really makes me wonder what I've been doing with mine. I mean, here I am, just trying to figure things out like everyone else.

Like, when you're watching these films, I feel like there's this whole layer of meaning that just hits you, right? As a director, I try to capture that feeling, that gut instinct thing where you're just completely absorbed in the moment and the characters.