 Luz says, and he told me over the phone, should I demand an in-person conversation and an explanation for closure? I don't know. Well, not necessarily. I think closure is totally overrated. I think that, I mean, if he said that he's not ready, did you have a real conversation with him? It sounds like, I mean, did you attack him for it? Like, what happened, right? And this is what I'm talking about right here, is if he says something like, hey, I'm not ready and you freak out and lose your mind and start yelling at him and chewing them out and all kinds of things. We have women in our community sometimes. We have some amazing, first off I wanna say, we have some amazing women in our community. We have some of the most intelligent, beautiful, bright, just amazing women in our community. And sometimes we run into things where some of the women will do things like a guy makes some kind of comment that's sexual or something and she will just freaking lose her mind and just start attacking the guy and tell us about it in the community. And it's like, okay, well, that's not good for anybody. And losing your mind any time isn't really good for you because basically what you're doing is letting somebody else control you. And so it kind of depends, Luz, on what happened in the conversation before. You know, do you think that this is the end because he said that he's not ready? It might not be. And a lot of women freak out and think, oh, he said he's not ready. Oh my God, it's over, right? And it might not be over. It might be that he just needs some time or it might be that he needs some kind of assurance or something. It might be that he needs to change his mindset. It really depends on him and having a conversation with him and communicating with him what's actually going on. Cause if you don't do that, it could be anything that's actually going on there.