Ella Mayding

Absolutely.

Like just how incredible they are, like putting a meal on the table, you know, every night for you and just showing up as a mom every day.

It's truly insane.

Now you have said before that you would often like growing up when you were at school, especially, I can only imagine how tough school would have been when things were going, you know, circulating online and everything.

What was it like when you were at school and you had, you know, kids or friends coming to you with information that you didn't even know?

Now you've said that your brain blocks a lot of it out like a defence mechanism.

You know, it doesn't want to process or comprehend those difficult times, which I can totally relate on that as well.

I'm sure a lot of listeners can too.

It's sometimes the easier way to go about things.

Yeah.

What would you say are things that are hard for you to process even now?

Oh, my gosh.

I have a stepdad as well and he became my stepdad when I was seven.

I know you've told me 10 times.

Yeah.

But I can fully relate.

It's so weird, isn't it?

It's really quite strange.

So I don't speak about it often, but my biological dad also died when I was just a few weeks old.

I'm sorry.