Two people work through a conflict where one person's silence hurt someone grieving a family loss and a missed career opportunity. One speaker pushes for genuine accountability and apology rather than seeking attention, and they reach reconciliation by acknowledging the pain caused.
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The video came out, I haven't heard from Nisha in days, or I'll just say something like, "Good morning." She'll text me back like 3 days later, "Oh hey, I was busy." Busy eating?
I don't know what she was doing.
Yeah. I understand that you were hurt because you lost a family member, but I feel like that hurt is also compounded with the fact that you wanted this. You wanted this moment. You wanted to be in this industry, and when it didn't happen, the person that you were closest with, you thought would bring you up, And so I think that's where a lot of this pain is coming from.
I could've handled it better than her.
You know, it sounds like you wanna go viral and unfortunately I think you might go viral for the wrong reason being on my show. Because people are, the way you've been acting, like I understand you're hurt so I can see both sides, but you owe her an apology. You owe her some empathy.