The Bird Show.

Again this morning, I just want to take one second to urge you.

If you are the co-parents in the relationship and you have kids that are involved,

well, that's what makes you co-parent.

There's just a little bit redundant, but you're good.

You're the one unwilling and you're the one that's being difficult in this relationship to put up the fake face and do what's best for your kids.

I implore you to rethink that.

You know, I, every time that I post online about my co-parenting situation, and it's oddly healthy on so many different levels right now that I want to get into, I just had this moment last night of just pure happiness when it came to co-parenting.

And anytime I post online about it, I say this over and over again.

It bums me out so much that I get so many DMs from you guys saying, I wish my situation

was different.

And a lot of you guys feel so out of control because it takes two to tango here, right?

One person might be like, yeah, I don't like him either or I don't like her, but how

many times when Stacy and I were getting divorced, did we not

like each other at all, that we, you know, sort of forced to smile in front of the kids, grit our

teeth and talked to each other like this, like we really, really like each other for the best of the

kids, you know? And I can tell you that if you can get over that. And again,

I'm not talking to the person willing, you know, your kids didn't sign up for this divorce.

And the impact of your divorce and how it's going to affect your kids has everything to do

with the way you are going to handle the co-parenting situation, right?

This is a crisis situation when you get divorced.

It can't help but be a jolting experience for the kids.

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