Welcome, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, the few of you, the women, yours truly. I am, it's end of May, almost end of May. It's almost

my son's fifth birthday. What? So Mother's Day, his fifth birthday, it's all coming up. I'm

sitting in my car. I am going for a dinner with a, as people say, dear friend of mine, it makes

that person sound very adorable, a dear friend of mine, it makes that person sound very

adorable, a dear friend of mine. And I wanted to have a conversation about a post that

really went off on social media. And I think it's a really good conversation. And as opposed to

me answering your questions on the post, I am going to talk you through my thoughts and patterns as they

come in here. The post was titled, Thusley, Everyone who isn't a mum, ask a question below, and only

mum's answer. No filters, no pressure, just real questions, ready, go.

And there is a photo of me and my daughter,

the chaos that is childhood and life and all of those good things.

And I wanted to look through the top comments.

I haven't seen every single one yet and give you my two cents

because I think we always try and

separate a woman's success in her motherhood or a woman's looking good in her motherhood or woman's

journey in her motherhood. The way I grew up and what really empowered me and what I am trying

to pass on to you is that the role of motherhood

can be incorporated into everything that you desire and wish it cannot happen at the same

time but it can be amazing. So that further ado, let's hop in to the things that they have

asked. Do you look down on us the people who don't have kids? And this was the most popular comment.

And of course, most of the 86 answers are, no, we do not look down on you. However, the interesting

thing about it is, is that the fact that it's the most popular means that it resonated with the women who

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