listen, I told this, I said this to key. Was it yesterday? I can. Yeah, it was yesterday, I said to her, and this is this is absolutely 100% True. So like I said, I'm manic depressive and I had a very severe manic break with psychosis in 2017. I was just assaulted by an NYPD officer because there was a dance festival nearby. He thought I was on drugs. I tried to crawl into the cop car, he pulls me out, I'd gashes on my face. And I was held down at the hospital and injected before they took a medical history, yada yada yada. So like basically, in my mind, I wasn't in a medically induced coma. But like, emotionally, I was. And I basically disappeared from the world for like two years after long contact, like, if you scroll down on my Instagram, you'll see your fucking gaps. A two year gap between one post and the next because I couldn't even like I was going through electroshock therapy. Towards the end of it. I couldn't even form sentences, like the text messages sent Would you just be like applying for letters. And people thought I was like, wasted. It was just terrible. So the crash after the mania was so bad, but like, there were days that I could not get out of bed. And what I would do is I would like open up my phone. And because of the fact that over the years since I've like been shooting, I've just been shooting Hermes alone since 2015. Okay, I literally have photos of him from a battle in New York now, all the way from him being intelligent world of dance, you know, like, I already have a full storybook just for him. And that's just one person. You know, like, that's the whole thing is that I really am such a fan because like, all y'all saved my life, like all of the people that I followed at that time and I would prop up my phone and just watch stories, and not even have the energy to like, skip them. And when I saw dancers, and when, even for a moment like to be able to like Marvel and wonder at something and to feel something that wasn't emptiness. That's what dance did for me. And so I feel like now that I have a little bit more energy that I need to pay that forward because it was so monumental and saving my life and dance can really do that for so many people art can do that for so many people. And I just want to create a place where people can go to like, learn, explore, ask questions, like save the stuff that's important to them. Like you said, like, people think that nobody cares. But like, for me, like, I will be the person who creeps on every single profile. And when you update, you know, your new things, I'm gonna have notification separate everybody. So I will be like, you know, the auntie with the orange slices on the side of soccer fields, like cheering everybody on because I think it is so amazing for people to bear their souls and share this, like intimate side of expression with other people that you don't know how they're gonna react, you know? So it is so brave, and who am I to ever say who is worthy or who is not? Because for me, every single person who says yes is in the show, is showing that art is, you know, like, getting if you, you know, want to be added to the list, if people will respond to you, you can, you know, like literally make it so easy for people to like, find others whose work they admire and want to see it in person and have like, just a reprieve even if it's turned afternoon of like, teaching people how to process their emotions, create when they're, you know, down in the dumps, you know, try to harness like art materials and make something with your hands because we keep being told that like, we have no power. But then even if you don't like what you end up with, when you're making art, the process of it, you get to see you're doing something, you know, and it's gorgeous.