Emily McDonald

Yeah.

I appreciate that.

Thank you.

And I, you know, I've also, I'm at this place in my life where I'm like, okay, I have talked about these things a lot.

Like what else do I want to talk about?

And, and, and I'm just like,

so grateful to be able to be in this point in my life to have these conversations.

And like, you never know what's going to affect someone.

You never know.

I always, that's why, like, when I come into these things and I was like, ask whatever you want.

Like, we don't have to prepare because I know that the right words are going to come out of my mouth to affect the right people that need to hear it in that moment, whether that's five people or 5,000 people or whatever.

I just believe that things always happen as they should.

So.

Okay, so I'm 36.

I'm not married and I don't have kids.

And I'm, I finally, you know, I've been greeted with a lot recently within my world of people being like, oh.

And I just feel like there's a lot of

women who probably need to hear that it's okay to not have that at this point in your life like I have seen so many people in my life settle down have kids have the family and that's beautiful and that's amazing but and I know that that's a part of my life soon it it isn't yet but I think that

I don't know why I felt called to say that.

I do believe that there's big lessons within being alone at this time in your life.