00:00You described it then as falling in love with someone who just so happened to be the most powerful free leader of the Western world.
00:08Do you still categorize it as love?
00:11It was 22 to 24 year old young woman's love.
00:17Yes.
00:18So, I mean, but I think probably everybody can relate to this, that the way we see love evolves with every relationship we have.
00:30You know, it's sort of, I don't think I know one person who has said, oh, this relationship I'm in now, this love that I'm in now, this is so much lesser than this one from 10 years ago.
00:45Because we change as people and we evolve.
00:48And every time we fall in love, it changes us anyway.
00:50And the person said those things.
00:52So, I see what happened.
00:54I see it as something different.
00:57But yes, that's what I felt was like, I think there was some limerence there and all sorts of other things.
01:06But that's how I saw it then.
01:08And I think, you know, it was, it was also an abuse of power.
01:13I think, you know, it was a pleasure.
01:16But that's what I thought was like, you know, it took me to the center of power.
01:17And I think, you know, it took me to the center of power.
01:18So, I think, you know, I think there's something more.
01:19But that's what I thought was like, you know, it took me to the center of power.
