Hello, hello. Second of June 2025, just after 3 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.

Going to answer some questions in case people had any questions live that they wanted to ask.

I am perfectly happy to hear those. Thank you so much.

Can you hear me, Stefan? Yes, sir. Go ahead.

Hey, Stefan. I had a question. So I have a daughter. She's almost two. And, you know, I take her to the park and stuff. And I often feel a lot of like anxiety around other children. And I'm trying to figure out how much of that is like, it's just real some reality, like other children, not being peacefully parent in this kind of stuff and being cautious about that or how much of that is based on my own history. I'm not sure if this is, do you have time for a question like that or that's a good question? What do you mean? It's a parenting question. You. That's what I say. That's how I roll. That's what I do. So yeah, yeah, go ahead. Tell me more.

Yeah, so, I mean, I take my daughter of the park, and she's not really old enough to play with the other kids,

but she kind of just likes to be around them,

just like watch them and sort of observe,

and maybe she'll sort of engage sometimes,

but for the most part, she just likes to watch. just like watch them and and sort of observe and maybe she'll sort of engage

sometimes but for the most part she just likes to watch them

and just kind of be around

and whenever the other kids are around

it's just kind of a...

I found it a little nerve-wracking

and yeah, I'm just trying to figure out

because I had a bad childhood

and I... I... And yeah, I'm just trying to figure out, because I had a bad childhood. And I, a lot of social isolation and stuff.

And my parents didn't really prepare me to deal with other kids and this kind of thing.

So I'm trying to figure out how much is that like I need to get over my own thing or if it's just objective, like, you know, kids are not peacefully parenting.

You need to be cautious around them.

Okay, well, more variables is always good.

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