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Oh my God, back to back solo.

This never happens.

I have so many guests coming up.

And I just thought, let's talk.

You guys are so lovely to always ask me so many questions.

So I thought I just do another Q&A.

It's so funny how every time you guys ask about female friendships,

it seems like a lot of people are having girlfriend issues. Okay, so a lot of the questions are always

also about being a mom. And kind of what that process has been like for me. I just want to preface this by

saying that I am my own human being and this is my own personal experience. And if you disagree or this doesn't resonate with you, that's so cool. We are different people. This is just me. I grew up with a mother who was a stay-at-home mom, a major caretaker, like, bend over backwards for me, spoil shit.

Like, I could call her from school and be like, I left anything at home and she would

bring it to me at any given point in time.

And they had a really great social life and they had boundaries with me.

So, you know, my mom and I talk about this all the time,

because she's like, I never like slept trained you. She's like, I never remember that even being a

thing. She's like, you just, you know, went into your room at a certain age. I was obviously up here

with them for a while in the room that I'm currently in. And then when I got, you know,

old enough, I went downstairs into my own room and my brothers were down the hall. But there was

a good amount of like healthy attachment and, you know, your dollops of unhealthy attachment. So they had a great life

together. My parents were very intimate and very affectionate. And I read a, God, I wish I had

it. I need to find it somewhere in my phone. One of my brother's

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