James Sexton

If you had told me that's the last time, when it happened, when they said like, all right, daddy, see you later.

But that had to die for me to become dad.

Like, and I really like being dad.

You know, it's a really nice thing to be dad.

Like things have to end for the next thing, you know?

Or because things have to end.

But like, for me, being a hospice volunteer and being a divorce lawyer, it was the same thing.

It's endings.

Like it's all endings.

Everything to me, like, I think we have to look at things from the lens of endings.

Because everything is ending all the time.

Like it's always ending, all the time.

And we deny that, we hide from it, we run from it.

We try to like shield it from ourselves and from each other.

And I think we're doing a tremendous disservice.

So like to tie it back to marriage, that couple, you know, they're starting the journey together.

I would say to them, do you both know you're gonna lose each other?

Like, you know, this is going to end, right?

Like, you know, this is going to end.

It might end next week.