Hey girl, hey, welcome back to Taste of Taylor.

Today is Monday, which means I have a very special guest on.

And that very special guest happens to be

my wife's piece, Taylor Donahue, Hey Girl Hey. Hi, Mommy. Hi, Mama. Oh, yeah, that's what we do. I'm

Mommy, your mama slash I'm also mom slash him also dad. The irony is that I always make fun of you

for calling your parents, Mommy and Daddy. And now I call you Mommy. It's just how it works. I will say I am very, I am very bad at keeping our, like, respective parent names. Correct. I call. Me too. I call you mommy. You're supposed to be mama. I don't even want to be mama. And all I'm over here doing is like talking to her saying mama this and mama that. So she's going to be a real confused kid for a lot of reasons, but we're going to work through it step by step issue by issue. Okay. I'm over here not helping matters. Okay. No, I think she's going to be confused because you keep telling her to call you I agree with that as well. Yes, I know. I was just before we jumped on watching a reel of two lesbians who are both moms have a child,

like answer like stupid questions that stupid people ask them on the stupid internet. And I realize

that all the things that they were like on there saying like dispelling, I'm literally doing.

Like what?

Like saying I'm the dad.

Like they're like when people say who's the dad, we're both like, we're both the mom.

It's so funny because sometimes people are in my DMs when it comes to like my whole dad

stick being like you're no less the mom than

your wife like they're like sticking up for me against me and then there's like the other side of the

coin which is like people who are like deeply homophobic that like can't handle that like I want to be

dadda but then there's so many people that like get it love this stick and like I kind of love it there but to all

the people who are like defending me against myself like I see you and I say thank you you keep saying you

say 10 times a day yeah like I'm the 30% parent I'm the 30% parent on this your primary primary primary

I'm like that's not true here's the thing I Something about being dad makes me feel better about everything.

I don't know.

And that's all that matters.

I don't know what the psychology is.

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