She’s lived through it, but even Audrina Patridge is talking about all the drama on The Hills!

“Last night’s episode of The Hills was intense,” the reality star wrote in her latest blog entry Tuesday, reacting to the show and her teary heart-to-heart with Lauren Conrad.

“I’m so glad Lauren and I had that talk,” she writes.”I’ve definitely learned not to let things build up and not to avoid certain scenarios. That was one of our first little confrontations. I believe they only make your friendship stronger in the long run.”

Patridge also thanks pal Justin-Bobby for his council – for coaching her through everything.

“He stays away from the drama and is usually pretty blunt about things,” Patridge writes. “He has a good intuition about people.”

Here is Audrina’s full blog entry:

Last night’s episode of The Hills was intense! I think that’s the third time I’ve cried so far on the show!!! Haha! I’m so glad Lauren and I had that talk. I’ve definitely learned not to let things build up and not to avoid certain scenarios. That was one of our first little confrontations, I believe they only make your friendship stronger in the long run.

There were a lot of little things that just kept adding to the tension. The new living situation, the new friend/roomie, the rumors you read and hear about in magazines and on gossip sites, moving on in the industry on my own, the whole flirtyness with certain someones that was uncalled for, and only being a true friend when it was called for were all building up. It was these and many other things that kept adding to the fire, and eventually led to the breakdown which included tears and big decisions.

Justin again was there for me through the hard time. He was very supportive, gave me good advice and offered me a place to stay if needed. One thing I love about him is that he stays away from the drama and is usually pretty blunt about things. He has a good intuition about people.

I feel that in the fourth season things have changed so much and continue to keep changing. It’s going to be a good season, don’t you think?

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