I never had a party in my house when I was younger for lots of reasons.

It wasn't allowed and I wouldn't, I wouldn't dare.

But Kat's telling me this phenomenon because I'm like, why would a parent?

Because, you know, we hear they're like, oh, so-and-so is having a party on Friday night.

Okay, it's like Wednesday.

So we all know that by the time Friday comes, more people are going to know through

Snap where the house is and are going to show up. And if it's still on Friday night, it's not canceled,

I'm like to Kat, why does a parent say yes? It's full social clout because everyone wants to be

friend with the kid who gets to have the parties. It's been happy. That's it.

Drop it like a hat. Drop like a tap. Natalie, what do I do? with the kid who gets to have the parties. That's it.

Drop it like a hot.

Drop it like a tap.

Drop like a tap.

Natalie, what do I do?

I hope it's giddy-gitty.

Hi guys.

Okay, so this parenting, we're going to be, we're going to be coming to you because the thing is, is that the reason, like, when Kat and I

completely began hanging out, we both were so alone in motherhood. And there was so many things

that we would talk about to each other that were kind of like private inner thoughts that we

didn't feel like we could ask or talk about with everyone around us. And that's

when we realized if we have all of these things that we don't know if we're normal or we don't know

if it's normal or if our kid is normal, then other people are feeling the same things and they

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