Eve Rodsky

And then I'd be like, oh, I just did it.

My child wants me and I should just do it.

I'll come home.

I'll go out after and then I'm tired.

Then I'm resentment, you know, resentful.

And so I really had to think about why it was that I kept reaching my boundaries.

And then that's when I started to think about those.

time things that, wow, you know, I notice that it's not, I'm not really resentful about the mustard.

I'm resentful about the fact that Seth has three hours after our kids go to bed to watch SportsCenter, work out and finish a PowerPoint deck where I'm doing things in service of our home till my head hits the pillow.

And that's still an hour after Seth goes to bed.

And so I think when I finally realized that that was the issue and that I was, and what was the alternative, Nicole?

What is it?

Tell me.

What is the alternative?

What is the alternative to bringing this up?

Well, divorce.

Right, right?

That's what I kept thinking, right, which is how I grew up.

And I know you and I have talked about our backgrounds, right?

That's not an easy option.