she hadn’t even begun to believe that people are like this, even though it’s definitely more of an occurrence than she’d like to admit. but it’s hard, difficult, when it only further sours her idea of it. She tries her best to look not so– unimpressed, as the brother explains his reasoning, and his considerably strong stance on why he does it. especially with the girl at the age she is at– a full grown adult.
while understanding of the need to keep a younger sibling safe and secure, she also understands that there are boundaries you just don’t cross. vanessa knows that if she were in the girl’s shoes, this sort of thing would be incredibly annoying. The topic is…frustrating, to say the least. an image to uphold– it’’s a thought occurring in her mind every moment that passes. it’s not her first solo schedule, but each time feels almost more important than the last.
the explanation of the schedule and brief introduction of the topic is noted as they begin to setup and start– and vanessa feels like she’s on edge, holding her breath the moments before they begin to record. it makes her feel less nervous, more grounded about the event, and she grows more and more lax as they settle in.
it’s such an interesting and engaging show, and it’s hard to stop watching once you’ve begun, it feels like.Īppearing on it is surreal, and even though she briefly mourns the separation of schedules, she’s happy she has at least yeeun here to do the schedule with together. she’s watched countless episodes– done commentary under her breath at the things she’s heard and the topics they’ve discussed. Hello counselor is a show that vanessa enjoys.
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