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Kel begins by recalling his days as a theater kid, highlighting how creative expression was a significant part of his identity. However, he also remembers a moment of conflict—an encounter with a peer who expressed outright hatred towards him. This incident exemplifies how unresolved childhood emotions can manifest in adulthood. Kel emphasizes that ignoring such feelings often leads to their resurfacing in later life, often projected onto innocent others.