What's up everybody? I hope you're having a great start to your week. It's about to get a little, a little better, a lot better. I was going to say a little juicy because we're kind of talking about a sassy comment

right now. A little messy. A little messy. That's what I should say. Because we are back with a

messy conversation. It's been a while since we've had a messy conversation. We used to do these

all the time. We've done messy conversations on anxiety. We've done messy conversations on body image.

Sex. We've done a lot of messy

conversations. Tattoos. And they've been great. And honestly, you guys have loved them. It's

not from a lack of y'all asking us to do them. It's really that each time we do these,

this is a messy conversation because this topic is messy. It's, there's not like a,

oh, the Bible says this, here it is, or this is what we think. It's not black and white. It's kind of

something that we want to talk about. And we also care about because these conversations are messy

and with that comes a lot of hurt sometimes.

Sometimes people on the other side of us who are listening to this, you might already have your walls of defense up just by, you know, reading the topic of conversation we're talking

about.

But I just want to say this is a conversation for all of us.

Mom and I have been so encouraged as we've read the word this morning preparing for this conversation.

And we just have so much to talk about when it comes to this topic.

So we're talking about Botox, fillers, filters, all the things.

Which were not in existence when this was written.

I know.

But, recently, there are things in this book that speak to this conversation.

It's actually wild.

Like, we were just, I was just praying.

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