Clare Stephens

That's just, there's a kernel there of that's how he views the son.

No, I find this so mystifying.

And I want to ask you why you think the boy moms who have the bumper stickers, why do they want to tell us that they're a boy mom?

And in fact, there was a study done at the start of this year that said for the first time, this is an Australian study, for the first time parents expressed a preference more for having a girl than having a boy.

So there really is a bit of a sort of sense now that boys are hard work, trouble, they're all going to grow up to be like adolescents, the TV show, and that you'd just rather have a nice, well-behaved girl.

So you don't get that for boys entering puberty, it's girls.

Yeah, particularly since the tide has turned in terms of stereotypes and what people want.

And in the context of the divorce, it has to be seen in that context, that this is the way people communicate when communication between them has broken down.

This is all about what's going on between her and Jason.

Outlouders, in a moment, is a whole generation using the phrase POV wrong.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm not getting the pure, unenriched TikToks.

I'm getting the distilled TikToks on Instagram.

My bad.

I'm reading books, Claire.

That's what I'm doing.

I digress.

Spend any time on TikTok slash Instagram and you will see a video with a caption which begins POV.

This has become a very common format.

And that, of course, stands for point of view.