. >> dr. anderson: and you still do. even though you' ve tried to move forward, you still resent him, don' t you? you wonder how could he have chosen to leave your son that night when he always seems to be there for faith? i' ve witnessed that devotion myself. i was meeting with nick earlier, and sharon called to talk about their daughter. he dropped everything and went running. >> sage: well, nick would have been just as devoted to our child, doctor. >> nick: no, sharon. you' ve misread things. >> sharon: have i? really? >> nick: sage has never been in this situation before, so it doesn' t matter who her doctor is. i' m gonna be anxious. >> sharon: when you told me that dr. anderson was gonna be treating sage, i couldn' t believe it because sage hates that woman. it just seemed like something was off, but then you gave me your explanation and i didn' t question it. now i have a lot of questions, nick. >> sharon: why are you really digging for information? has sage questioned anderson' s methods? has she put doubt in you

that made dr. anderson who she was. and then sharon walks in to the office, a woman that you married and had kids with. >> nick: sandy took full advantage of the situation. >> dylan: this is the part that i don't get. dr. anderson could have messed with sharon mentally and emotionally. she had sharon at her mercy. but, in her own way, dr. anderson was good to her. why would she do that when sharon had gotten everything that dr. anderson ever wanted? >> ashley: well, you -- you were so fabulous up there. i was watching the faces of the reporters, and they were just focused on you and not what had happened with neil. >> hilary: well, i hope so, because i couldn't let anything jeopardize dr. neville's work. >> ashley: i don't think you just saved the press conference. i think you saved our entire project, and i can't thank you enough. >> hilary: oh, no. don't even mention it. we are all on the same team. >> ashley: we are? >> hilary: yeah. >> ashley: let's talk about this press conference. i think we're gonna have to monit

i need some help with the patient. >> sure, dr. anderson. >> dr. anderson: thanks. sage, this is the test. try not to overthink it. just write down your honest responses and leave it on my desk. um, chris will escort you to your room. >> sage: you aren' t staying? >> dr. anderson: uh, no. i actually have an appointment i have to run out for. but i' ll check on you later. okay. thanks. >> sage: bye. >> neil: so i heard that, uh, hilary didn' t sign the divorce papers. >> devon: you spoke to her? >> neil: yeah, briefly. i did. devon, it' s a good sign. >> devon: no. maybe she' s just hedging her bets and keeping me on the line in case things don' t work out with you. >> neil: that' s impossible, because things can' t work out with her. and i already made it clear to her that we don' t have a future together. >> devon: did you? so, what? you sleep with her, you reject her, and then i' m the backup plan? >> neil: i' m not even gonna answer you on that one. do you understand that those papers were a great reality check for her? it made her think about what she really wan

our dr. sandy anderson. oh, she did wonders with sharon, even miracles. [ gasps ] >> sage: what do you mean by that? >> dr. anderson: listen to me. this is a safe place, sharon, just like my office at fairview. now, tell me. what does nick suspect? >> sharon: my history with nicholas is no secret. i' ve seen him through so many ups and downs. but to see him like this, listening to him talk about loving sage and wanting to see but then there was more. about you, dr. anderson. >> dr. anderson: go on. >> sharon: nick suspects... that he' s having feelings for you. >> dr. anderson: oh, sharon. um, thank you for trusting me enough to share this. but you have nothing to worry about. nick and i, um, have spent time together. he sees me as a place of solace. it' s simply transference. >> sharon: you don' t mind that he feels this way? >> dr. anderson: no, i' m -- i' m trained to handle issues like this. and in the coming days, nick will need to know that he can count on me. >> sharon: you don' t think that sage will

>> dr. anderson: because i care for you. >> nick: dr. anderson. >> dr. anderson: sandy. >> nick: sandy. i love my wife. course you do. >> nick: i never should have let it get this far. >> dr. anderson: no, it' s okay. >> nick: is it? >> dr. anderson: i-i just wanted you to know what' s happening to sage isn' t your fault. >> sage: nick, i think i found something on dr. anderson. i don' t know what it means, but i -- i recommend nature made fish oil. because i trust their quality. they were the first to have a product verified by usp. an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the number one pharmacist recommended fish oil brand. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. get fast-acting, long-lasting relief from heartburn with it neutralizes stomach acid and is the only product that forms a protective barrier that helps keep stoma

>> dr. anderson: dr. shelby, go ahead. anything you have to say in front of me, you can say in front of the patient. >> sage: thank you. >> barton: well, i' ve read the preliminary report on sage' s intake interview, and i' m concerned there may be some other cause of her... erratic behavior. >> dr. anderson: doctor, i -- >> barton: in which case, we should rescind her commitment papers, pending more tests. t do that. >> barton: mrs. newman, are you saying you want to be committed? >> adam: nick, i told sage what i thought at the police station. i told her again at the hospital. now, you' ve done a really, really great, bang-up job of convincing her that you' re on her side, but please don' t try to peddle that sorry story here, okay? because i don' t understand how locking her in a mental institution is helpful at all. >> nick: i signed those papers so sage could be evaluated. >> adam: evaluated by the same doctor that she supposes is after her, right? >> nick: no. by a different one -- an independent psychiatrist on staf

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. >> reporter: dr. justin anderson said these psychoanderson said these psycho-social risks are harder to treat and recognize, that he cause a higher risk of heart disease, even more than having high cholesterol and obesity. >> the awareness of this in the medical community and public is not well known. >> reporter: dr. anderson said it is important to get the conversation started. don't be afraid to discuss any mental, emotional and social >> we should not ignore emotional symptoms or a certain mind set such as anger, anxiety, depression, petitions miss am. poor social outlook, low maintenance. all of these are known to contribute to coronary heart disease and should be address with the physician. >> these light stressors might make sense if anxiety is on your radar. >> anxiety can have a effect on heart attacks, heart disease. and the fact that it creates stress. >> reporter: dr. anderson told me that technology is working in their favor. you can use your phone's bill will-in heart rate. and people ar

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. so save yourself the misery. [ door opens ] >> dylan: ah. look who it is. >> paul: hi, you guys.

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. so save yourself the misery. [ door opens ]

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. [ door opens ] >> dylan: ah. look who it is. >> paul: hi, you guys. >> sharon: hi. >> faith: hi! >> paul: now go spend time with your family. that's all that matters anyway, in the long run. >> dylan: hey. >> sharon: ah. >> dylan: what's going on? >> sharon: goodness. >> dylan: ohh. >> sharon: ohh. >> dylan: what's h hpening here? >> faith: well... >> dylan: being a handful? >> faith: yeah. he spit up on mommy twice already. >> dylan: he did? well, little man -- look at him. little man, i got a closet full of shirts. bring it on. >> sharon: paul. >> paul: hey, sharon. >> sharon: how are you doing? >> paul: i'm doing better now, seeing you, dy

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. so save yourself the misery. [ door opens ] >> dylan: ah. look who it is. >> paul: hi, you guys. >> sharon: hi.

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. so save yourself the misery. [ door opens ] >> dylan: ah. look who it is. >> paul: hi, you guys. >> sharon: hi. >> faith: hi! >> paul: now go spend time with your family. that's all that matters anyway, in the long run. >> dylan: hey. >> sharon: ah. >> dylan: what's going on? >> sharon: goodness. >> dylan: ohh. >> sharon: ohh. >> dylan: what's happening here? >> faith: well... >> dylan: being a handful? >> faith: yeah. he spit up on mommy twice already. >> dylan: he did? well, little man -- look at him. little man, i got a closet full of shirts. bring it on.

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. so save yourself the misery. [ door opens ] >> dylan: ah.

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be done. so save yourself the misery. [ door opens ] >> dylan: ah.

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has

she doesn't even remember being in dr. anderson's office. >> dylan: okay. all right. but if patty had a reason to be worried or frightened -- >> paul: she's always frightened. listen, her mind, her brain, has been attacking her for years, torturing her, turning her in to this person who does these horrible things. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> paul: i have been where you are, trying to make sense of it, and, trust me, it cannot be

dr. anderson is changing the neuropathy right here in the new york/new jersey area. doctor, neuropathy is not only painful but a frustrating thing to deal with. why is that? >> patients are diagnosed with neuropathy which is often associated with diabetes and chemotherapy. they are basically told they won't get better. >> why would patients have neuropathy to get rid of this condition being so difficult and reduce the pain associated with it? what is the issue there? >> in my opinion, the problem is that it's managed at a symptom level. so typically, the treatments are the same for most people and are aimed at controlling the symptoms, not the underlying cause. patients are in pain and eventually just give up. >> reporter: . so why is your approach different? >> reporter: well, we do a neurological exam and specific testing aimed at identifying unique imbalances in the body and nervous system. so from there, we formulate a customized treatment plan to we take a multifaceted approach. >> what are the results you see? >> patients in our office are able to see a decreas

p when i first started coming to dr. anderson, p i had no feeling in my feet. p it was very, very difficult for me to drive a car because i tcouldn't feel the brake pedal anymore. r what has happened since is absolutely fantastic. p i no longer fear losing my balance as i walk, i have p feeling in my feet and lower legs again, and driving a car p makes me much safer on the roads than i used to be. p he told me he though he could help me and found out that it's p probably my autoimmune system r i then went through the treatments, and right away i p could tell a difference, and now i can walk by myself. ri was falling down a lot. p and if anybody has any question about it, you need to try it. r at least come and see how it works for you. p anyone that is suffering from pain, they need to give you a rcall, you can help them. r i'm going to tell them how to get ahold of you. r thanks for being here. v great. many patients are told elsewhere that nothing can be done for the pain from neuropathy and that they just have to live it with. if you've heard this same thing

cardiologist, dr. letitia anderson is my guest... she's with the renown institute for heart and vascular health. 1 many people think heart attacks always happen suddenly, without any warning... but that's not always the case. 2 what are warning signs unique to women? 3 if you're experiencing one or more of those signs, at what point should you go to the hospital? 4 studies have shown that fatty childhood... what can our kids be doing to protect their hearts? many people think a heart attack is always sudden. but many heart attacks start slowly as mild pain or discomfort, which can come and go. for both women and men, the most common sign of a heart attack is pain or chest. it can be mild or strong and can last more than a few minutes, or it can go away and come back. women are more likely while the signs of a heart attack can happen suddenly, they paul: "sometimes university of nevada students just feel like they need meditation and reflection. now they can come to the meditation and reflection room -- and it's just one of many thing

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you just have to remember that sage is gonna get the best treatment from dr. anderson. >> nick: well, that's why i came back, you know, so i could be prepared. >> sharon: for what? >> nick: uh, sage's treatment. i was hoping you can give me some insight on how anderson works, you know, things she likes to talk about, advice she likes to give. >> sharon: i know you're nervous about all this, but i-i really don't think that you can compare the two situations, because i checked myself into fairview voluntarily, and sage... i just don't know how my

you just have to remember that sage is gonna get the best treatment from dr. anderson. >> nick: well, that's why i came back, you know, so i could be prepared. >> sharon: for what? >> nick: uh, sage's treatment. i was hoping you can give me some insight on how anderson works, you know, things she likes to talk about, advice she likes to give. >> sharon: i know you're nervous about all this, but i-i really don't think that you can compare the two situations, because i checked myself into fairview voluntarily, and sage... i just don't know how my

i'm here with dr. donald johnson, who started the southeastern spine institute over 25 years ago. now, dr. johnson, tell me, what did you do with william's back issues that made this institute different than other centers? - well, we helped him with somethin' that was very new at the time. he'd been to a couple different places. he interviewed a couple different doctors, and he kinda chose us. he decided that what we were doin' is what he wanted. - [william] i did my research, and when i discovered that dr. johnson had several patents, that they were innovative in their field. a new procedure, what we call a minimally invasive procedure. unpinched his spinal cord. he travels around the country. he's a marketing manager, he's done very well. - i feel twice as good as great. i haven't felt this good since, probably, i haven't felt this good in at least 25 years. - you talked about william traveling all the time. it has to be difficult to have his medical issue, and he's sitting all of the time. - when yo

(sot: dr. robert anderson, emergency medicine doctor) "it's usually influenza or parainfluenza. it's very rarely bacterial, so most of the time, antibiotics don't help." when treating your child for croup, it's important to keep him or her calm. crying can worsen the coughing. a cool mist humidifier can also help open the breathing passages. steroids are prescribed to help with the inflammation. (sot: dr. robert anderson, emergency medicine doctor) "the main problem is the inflammatory process that's going on around the vocal cords and trachea. the steroids are potent anti-inflammatory medications. it just decreases the swelling around there. the child's going to be amped up a little bit, but they'll be breathing a whole lot more preventing croup is like preventing any other virus: good handwashing and hygiene. if your child has the symptoms of croup for more than a couple of days, you need to see a doctor. croup usually lasts five to six days and is worse at night. doctor anderson also says he's seen a tremendous spike in the number of strep throat cases in the past few weeks.

but dr. erin anderson says that 's more common than people realize.... it's really sad to see how many kids go into kindergarten through 4rd grade with untreated tooth decay. it's a reason kids are in pain, missing school and it's a really big problem here in northern nevada and all throughout the state. in fact untreated oral diseases are so common among low-income children... the department of health and human services calls it an "epidemic". it's hard for those who are uninsured... have medicade or nevada checkup to find a dentist who is accept those plans.... but this weekend ... local dentists are coming together to provide free care to more than 100 at-risk kids in our area. it's called.. give kids a smile... this saturday... no case will be too big or too small to see... they want kids... even if they need more than just a cleaning.. these children will be seen multiple times past saturday. so if a child has a lot of work that needs to be done, we can see a small part of it saturday but then get them set up int he system to be seen multiple times

to speak with dr. letitia anderson - from the renown institute for heart and vascular health - dial 858-2222 right now. but first... federal regulators have issued new safety guidelines for hoverboards sold in the u-s.... how one of the biggest manufacturers of the toys is responding, after the break. "you're watching channel 2 news... with kristen remington, welcome back... the hoverboard, or self balancing scooter was a popular holiday gift last year. but the consumer product safety commission says the toy is responsible for more than 50 reported fires since december. as john potter reports, the commission is now telling manufacturers to raise safety nats: outdoors sounds the holiday season's hot toy is being linked to dozens of fires in 24 states since december...resulti ng in millions of dollars in property damage. this home in nashville was destroyed by fire last month. and this family's christmas celebration was ruined. johnson: "the toy was just sitting right here on the floor and it just blew u

but dr. erin anderson says that 's more common than people realize.... it's really sad to see how many kids go into kindergarten through 4rd grade with untreated tooth decay. it's a reason kids are in pain, missing school and it's a really big nevada and all throughout the state. in fact untreated oral diseases are so common among low-income children... the department of health and human services calls it an "epidemic". it's hard for those who are uninsured... have medicade or nevada checkup to find a but this weekend ... local dentists are coming together to provide free care to more than 100 at-risk kids in our area. it's called.. give kids a smile... this saturday... no case will be too big or too small to see... they want parents to bring their kids... even if they need more than just a cleaning.. these children will be seen multiple times past saturday. so if a child has a lot of work that needs to be done, we can see a small part of it saturday but then get them set up int he system to be seen multiple times throughout the year. some providers actu

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dr. jeffrey tomaszewski from anderson cancer center at cooper. your questions about prostate cancer after governor tom wolf revealed he will undergo stre t treatment for the disease. doctor, we appreciate you coming in and answering our online questions. the governor's cancer was caught at an early stage and we hear a lot about the different stages of cancer. people on our nbc 10 facebook page want you to explain some of those stages. >> sure, the staging system is important not only for prostate cancer but all cancer. basically in prostate cancer your stage is dependent upon your psa which is a blood test we use to monitor prostate cancer, how far it invades in the prostate and how far it spreads through the body. stage one is early cancer and stage four would be disease all over the body. your stage is very important to ask about if you're diagnosed with prostate cancer because it very much dictates the type of treatment you need to have. >> i asked this question as you were sitting here during the commercial break. i thought like a lot of peop

founders drs dajuane and tamara anderson say one on one learning is apart of their schools charm and so is the cost. when we created our tuition we tried our best to make it as low as possible for our parents 500 dollars a month. books included. but even with low tuition -the many parents still cant afford that kind of monthly payment. that's why they say senate bill 302 or the education savings account program couldn't have been passed at a better time. - our tuition is the exact amount maybe give or take of what a parent could afford. so low income parents - if they applied for an esa they could go to our school free of cost. theodros: with the school choice program families apply to have their child's education subsidzied by the state through an esa. theodros standup: "here's how it works. in the same way a visa gift card is accepted at most places including your favorite coffee shop. the states new voucher-like program - m ost nevada parents the means to take their kid out of a public school and choose something that better suits them." : its not just going to be about brick and

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cooper as moderator, and then on saturday night, dr. ben carson, and senator ted cruz and senator marco rubio will be speaking. >>> now, flags are at half begins to simmer about who should replace antonin scalia, the 79-year-old who passed away over the weekend after a huhing trip. ask allyia spent 30 years on the supreme court justice bench, and now it leaves the court split. bylaw, president obama can nominate scalia's replacement, but republicans believe that the next president should make the decision. >>> we are your one stop for information on the presidential candidates with everything from bios to polls. log on to wspa.com and click on election, government, and pot ticks. >>> a man is recovering and an investigation is underway after a shooting at the anderson county jockey lot. the sheriffs said that the victim and girlfriend just arrived to meet with someone who the gunshots started and a bullet hit him in the arm. sure the. if -- not sure the. if you have any information, contact the sheriff office. >>> and false police repor

amir aga, he works in anderson, south carolina. he is an independent but still undecided. >> good evening, senator. you know, the oil market is in a big mess. i would like to know your opinion on saudi arabia's relationship with the u.s. as the oil prices are going down and opec has done nothing to stabilize the prices. that is affecting the economy. recently, russia, venezuela, qatar, and saudi arabia reached an agreement to freeze the oil production. instead of reducing it. so let's assume you are the president of the united states would you continue your alliance with saudi arabia? >> well, listen, our relationship with saudi arabia as you know, is fraught with complications. they have been allies at times, but at times the kingdom has been funding radical terrorism. they've been paying off the wolves in hopes that they will devour others rather than devour the monarchy. i think we need to hold our friends to account that friends do not fund jihadists seeking to murder us. when it comes to saudi arabia, we need to have real scru

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and a musical performance by anderson paak. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! thanks, everybody. thanks so much! mmm. there gu. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: that's nice, man. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody. no, folks, i don't want to bring monday, they held the iowa caucus. and this year they held it in the traditional state of iowa. and the winners were hillary clinton and ted cruz. i'm not sure what they won, but i'm guessing it's deep on fried. and everybody else lost. listen, here's the thing, i know being a candidate can't abe picnic. 7 your every move is watched and criticized as you kiss babies, shake hands, and do your best not to mix those two things up. and guys like me are just waiting for you to stumble, and that's not fair, for any mistake you made. it's so cut throat and and heartless. it's like "the hunger games. no, more than that, it's the "hungry for power games"! yes! welcome! my eyebrows are too ex

and a musical performance by anderson paak. featuring jon batiste and stay human. show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! thanks, everybody. thanks so much! mmm. there gu. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: that's nice, man. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody. no, folks, i don't want to bring up any painful memories, but on monday, they held the iowa caucus. and this year they held it in the traditional state of iowa. and the winners were hillary clinton and ted cruz. i'm not sure what they won, but i'm guessing it's deep on fried. and everybody else lost. listen, here's the thing, i know picnic. 7 your every move is watched and criticized as you kiss babies, shake hands, and do your best not to mix those two things up. and guys like me are just waiting for you to stumble, and that's not fair, for any mistake you made. it's so cut throat and and heartless. it's like "the hunger games. no, more than that, it's the "hungry for power games"! yes! welcome! yes! a-ha-ha

>> stephen: tune in tomorrow when my guests will be dr. phil; and jay duplass; author michael eric dyson; and a musical performance by anderson pack.

and a musical performance by anderson paak. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! thanks, everybody. thanks so much! mmm. there gu. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: that's nice, man. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody. up any painful memories, but on monday, they held the iowa caucus. and this year they held it in the traditional state of iowa. and the winners were hillary clinton and ted cruz. i'm not sure what they won, but i'm guessing it's deep on fried. and everybody else lost. listen, here's the thing, i know being a candidate can't abe picnic. 7 your every move is watched and criticized as you kiss babies, shake hands, and do your best not to mix those two things up. and guys like me are just waiting for you to stumble, and that's not fair, for any mistake you made. it's so cut throat and and heartless. it's like "the hunger games. no, more than that, it's welcome! yes! a-ha-ha. my eyebrows are too excited to be contained