 would say yes. And the reason being is I look at it also from a collectivist view but I also look at it from an individualistic view. So perhaps somebody had an upbringing or a particular experience in their life that they now would like to talk about it but it's very difficult to talk about it because it opens wounds. There might be some pain but for them it's part of their healing to talk about these conversations. So it's really nobody's job to say what you have to say is not worthy. What you have to say is truly not a difficult conversation because you have not walked in their shoes. Empathy says try to walk in somebody else's shoes but I want to let everyone know you will never ever know what it's truly like to live as that individual has lived. You don't know and you will never know but if you open your ears there's a reason why we have two ears in one mouth. There's a quote about that. We have two ears so that we can truly take the time to listen and learn about things, topics that are different from our own. So yes difficult dialogues, difficult conversations can be about any topic.