Cody Brown

You know, this isn't a venue because it is so nuanced.

This isn't a venue where I'd prefer to talk about that.

It's that...

I believe that I need to make or heal things with my children.

And I believed that healing things with their mothers first would work better.

But I've been in touch with them or I reach out to them often.

Those who are not reaching back, you know, the responsibility for a relationship is on two people, especially when you're adults.

Almost all of my children were adults when the divorces happened.

So they were already grown out of the house into their own families.

Easily would be both.

I mean, we were a family that was working hard to be together.

Then certain things happen.

People change.

Your bodies change.

Your thought processes change.

Your children grow up and they leave the house.

And that leaves you in a state of wondering what is going on.

What is the relationship that you have with your spouse after your children have left the home?

These are all things that are very nuanced.

But the thing about reality TV that is so dangerous...