Dear Jack, welcome to the A to Z english podcast.
My name is Jack, and today I have another episode of Dear Jack, where listeners send in their own problems and let me try to give some advice.
Now, remember, I am not a mental health professional.
I'm not a counselor.
I'm not a psychiatrist.
I am just a guy with some life experience.
And, you know, I like giving advice to people.
I like to.
I like the challenge of trying to solve problems for people.
And I'll give you the best advice that I can when it's appropriate.
So here's our letter for today.
Dear Jack, I hope this letter finds you well.
I am writing to you with a dilemma that has been weighing heavily on my mind.
I have a best friend with whom I've shared countless experiences, joys, and challenges over the years.
Our friendship has always been based on openness and trust.
But recently, I stumbled upon a secret about them that they have kept from me.
The nature of the secret is not harmful, but the fact that they withheld it has left me feeling conflicted.
It's not a trivial detail, and it has made me question the level of transparency in our friendship.
I find myself torn between the desire to confront them about it and the inclination to respect their privacy.
On one hand, I understand that everyone has aspects of their lives that they may not be ready to share.