Hey you guys, welcome back to the Salis Roe Show season two episode. I don't really know. You know,

I kind of lost track. I know we kind of just got back, but I already lost track. I don't know.

My apologies. But today's episode is going to be something that I feel like a lot of us can relate to.

It's going to be about having divorced parents your entire life or just having divorced parents

at a young age.

And I'm not really speaking about people who have divorced parents like if it happened

when you guys were adults because I can't relate to that.

But I can relate to having parents that got a divorce even before my first birthday.

So I'm going to go ahead and talk about that.

I'm hoping that I don't get emotional.

I don't think I will.

But I guess we'll see.

So if you guys are ready, get your food, your beverages, whatever it is you guys like to

munch on it for the recording.

There you go for the podcast.

Let's get started in three, two, one. Okay, let me quickly start off by saying my parents got a divorce before my first birthday,

either that or they got a divorce when I turned one.

But I'm pretty sure they got a divorce before my first birthday.

So in a sense, I already immediately grew up in a broken household.

Now, I don't really like to call it a broken household because to us it's broken, but to the parents, I'm sure they feel free.

They feel liberated.

So to them, having their own individual households is better.

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