In this episode of Connor Unwritten, I sit down with my friend Faye for an honest conversation about friendship, growing into yourself, and figuring things out in real time. We talk about identity, expectations, and the quiet moments of becoming—without pretending we have all the answers. Just two friends, a mic, and a lot of truth.

Why do I feel the need to be right—even when it doesn’t actually matter?

In this episode, I unpack the psychology behind always needing to be correct: how ego, insecurity, and a desire for safety can turn conversations into quiet competitions. I talk about why being wrong feels physical, why I feel safest making mistakes around teachers, and what it might mean to choose connection over correctness—even when that feels like becoming a completely different person.

This isn’t about winning arguments. It’s about learning why we need to.

HELLO! and welcome to the very first episode of Connor Unwritten. In today's episode, I give a brief intro to my why's. Why a podcast? Why on earth are you in the media? Why can we eat salad, but not grass? (the last one is not actually featured but does need answering.) Thank you for listening and stay tuned for more episodes!

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Connor

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