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Reverse betrayal is the aspect of that I have a loyalty to my own children who I don't

get to see as much because of the parenting plan.

And in that time, I'm actually connecting with my stepchildren and I'm actually starting to

like them and they're starting to

actually bond with me and so doing I actually feel like I'm betraying my own children.

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So we just spent a couple days with a couple unsung heroes.

Yeah, we did.

I mean, it's our son, Austin, and his wife, Kendall.

And, of course, we're a little biased.

We think they're heroes.

But they're unsung heroes because they adopted two kids that we were with for the weekend.

Yeah, and they started out fostering these kids,

and I don't think we always give credit to foster parents, adoptive parents,

step parents, all of these people are giving life to children.

I mean, they're heroes because they step in and fill a role that they don't have to,

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