Good evening, everybody.

Hope you're doing well, winding through the week, pushing weekends coming.

Oh, it's like a hamster wheel sometimes.

But we got a great show plan for you.

We're going to be talking about,

Dantadda, relationships, childhood, but childhood trauma.

So a little bit of a trigger content warning. It's going to be applicable to

everyone. I try to make every topic applicable to those that maybe aren't parents or don't have children

that are in relationships of different kinds, romantic, non-romantic. We're going to be talking about

things that lead to abuse, right? That in our childhood might set us up as adults to have to work

through and undo.

We talk a lot about abuse as being a physical thing,

but there's a lot of emotional psychological components.

We'll talk about that.

Also what they're calling distracted parenting.

We're gonna be talking about a big story

and research piece from the Atlantic

that talks about how parents aren't as available

as they used to be in the damage that that's creating

because of parents own phone and technology use.

We tend to talk just about the kids, about the parents as well.

And we're also going to be talking about some important research that shows the physical impacts of being in a long-term romantic relationship, how it actually benefits your health.

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