The Bird Show. I'm not sure this is going to fall under this category or not, but I do know this, that I had very strong opinions about life when I was a certain age. And then as you start to get a little bit, I mean really strong. Like, I will die on this hill. And then as you get a little bit older, you know, you're like, I can't believe I ever thought that. Is that where you are with kids right now?

Well, I think in your 20s, this is the age of life where you are laying down the foundation

and the bricks for what you will become. Hopefully, you know, if you have the opportunity to age and

get older in your 30s and 40s and 50s. And you're also coming out of a stage of life, which are

your childhood years, where I feel

like your opinions aren't really held with a lot of weight. And so I think when you get to your

20s and you're building your life, there's a strong sense of wanting to not dig your heels in,

but you want to form a strong identity that says my opinions matter.

Yeah, I realized back in my 20s that I was having strong opinions about things I had no

idea about, like parenting, for instance.

I was like so like this way about the way other people are parenting and the usage of

electronics with their kids in a restaurant.

Then I had kids.

And I'm like, that was stupid.

Every now and then you just need a break.

I'm certainly not the one to give out parenting advice.

I'm just impressed that y'all have the capacity to do that because I think that's one

of the reasons I've been so keen on being open about not really wanting kids or not

craving kids or

craving the idea of kids because I do think I'm just a realist.

And I understand that while having children is such a beautiful part of life and there are

so many amazing moments that come from it, I also am very real about the fact that I

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