Justin Breen

One, they're 13 and 11, and they mostly hang out with their friends now.

And then two...

One of my really good friends, and she's in the book, her name is Melissa Bernstein.

She co-founded Melissa and Doug Toys, which you'll probably buy some of those if you don't have them already.

And so, you know, she had a billion dollar exit.

She's early 60s, late 50s now, but she's been suicidal most of her life.

That's why she started that company to keep herself from any suicide.

She's talked about that in all sorts of publications.

And she has five human children.

I have two.

And she and I have talked several times about people like us.

It's very difficult to have children because our purposes are so like we're not we're human, but we're not like, you know, the standard baseball parent type thing.

Like those type of conversations don't usually go well.

I don't really care what lineup is or, you know, it doesn't.

And so you go into that world and you're like, I don't really care about this stuff.

So it's very difficult to have children.

And then usually, but not always, people like us marry stabilizing humans who, for the most part, have no idea what we're talking about.

Now, there are exceptions to that.

Usually, one of the folks is very spiritual or determined with purpose, and then the other one is extremely grounding a human.

like, you know, uh, a social worker, doctor, nurse, accountant, something like that.