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I'm Dr. Laura. How you doing? Good. What can I do for you? I feel like this is so convoluted.

I hope I can try to stay in a great forward way. I've been married to my husband for a long time.

Gosh, probably going on 35 years. And our marriage, when we had children,

was rocky because he, I think, he was pretty insensitive. He's an attorney. He works all the time.

Did the, I think he was insensitive. I think he got stressed. I think he would say things that he

shouldn't have said. Didn't pay me the attention I would have liked. How many babies did you make

with a guy like that? Just curious. Well, I made three. And I explained that to me. I explained

that to me. I can understand the staying, but bringing kids into that atmosphere. Why would you do that?

I understand your question, but I didn't realize the intensity of the personality,

of his personality. That was a nonsensical answer. No.

I don't want to be terribly rude, but that was a nonsensical answer.

But all right, go ahead. So what can I do for you now? Well, maybe I have some insecurities

that made me marry him in the first place. So I'll, I'll answer your questions. I think that's okay.

Yeah. It doesn't explain the three kids because some part of you would have been hurt and wanted to minimize.

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