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During his appearance on @cbcgem’s The Assembly, Hudson Williams opened up about his experiences with loneliness growing up and how he finds comfort in books, films and the people he loves. “loneliness is something I deal with fleetingly. I was left alone a ton as a kid, and I started lashing out, and I was just, my parents really didn't know what was going on, but then they started giving me a little bit more attention, and then I stopped lashing out all over school, whatever I was doing. I was just kind of trying to get attention. But I think what that gave me is an ability to be alone in large, large amounts. But when I feel lonely, the first thing I do is I go to books and movies I love, and friends, my favorite people. Yeah, I go to them, I rush back to them because I feel like when I'm kind of falling down, I'm kind of falling down that hole of being lonely, I think your friends and your family are like the climbing pegs, like the climbing wall that you pull yourself back into life by. So I just try to find those good people and those things that inspire me.”

During his appearance on @cbcgem’s The Assembly, Hudson Williams opened up about his experience with ADHD and how his Korean upbringing influenced the way he approached it. “Ignoring them, um saying they're fake, saying it doesn't exist, and you just have to be more disciplined? I feel like a lot of the answer and Asian cultures just more discipline, more discipline. And sometimes that can be good, but a lot of times it can look like, I think, denying a sensitive connection to yourself and a sort of, like, kindness to yourself. So, and with ADHD, it was like, no matter how hard I tried, I would remember, like, classes where I'm fully rested, I'm fully want to learn in this class, and I'm like, okay, I'm listening to his words, I'm listening to his words. What's that on the wall? What's that on the wall? Well, back on his words, we're listening to his words. What's that on his mouth? What's that on his mouth? We're listening to his words, and then I'm like, what's that sound? And then I'm like, wait, this is five minutes have went by, and I've maybe heard one thing, despite all my effort being just to listen. And I don't think me or my mother wanted to admit I had it, we didn't want to do medication, but, you know, I'm meeting with the doctor in, like, a week to kind of reexamine if I should get back on medication and try it again. But also, the Korean in me is like, don't fucking, like, just focus, just don't do it, just work harder. That's the sort of the wrestle there.”

Hudson Williams talked about his friendship with Connor Storrie during his appearance on @cbcgem’s The Assembly. “Quickly, me and Connor realized we were, like, platonic soulmates, just completely in love with each other. I think that's what made our friendship so stable and beautiful, is that we realized we could be completely ourselves, be completely guard down. So I think the thing that made our relationship as rich as it was is, like, me and that man could cuddle for ten hours, and it just mean cuddling, just mean we just love each other dearly. but don't wanna beep each other's bop.”

Rachel shared a photo with Connor and Hudson from the HR cast/crew Halloween party. 📸via rachelreidwrites | instagram.com/stories/rachel…