Justin Sylvester

Anyways, but why do you think, Justin, as someone who's lived this experience, why do you feel like despite this... Because right now, that's what I bring to our relationship, is I couldn't imagine to want to...

even if I hated Natalie, disrespect her in a way that would impact my child's point of view.

Because regardless of how I feel about Natalie, I know how important that relationship is to my daughter.

And I'm just like, at what point, Justin, do you feel like people lose sight of that?

Yeah.

that they just fell out of love and there wasn't ever hurt on either side.

Like, I guess what I, you know, I think we need to give them credit because they clearly have gone out of their way to protect whatever relationship that still exists and whatever respect they still have for the sake of their family and their kids, which is paramount.

And that's not easy to do.

And like, I don't know, are you guys watching Friends and Neighbors at all?

No, I want to.

Anyways, it reminds me of that because like the, the main John Hamm's character and the main family is like kind of honestly like gives like the Emanskis a little bit.

We're like very successful.

They, they, they got divorced, but they're still very close.

And, and that the show starts with, he finds out his wife cheated on him and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

But like, he's still taking, you know, there's a lot of respect and love because, and again, like there's a backstory and they both have their stories.

And I, you know, this is all to say that,

In that show, there's a lot of hurt on both sides, but they've chose to look past that hurt for the sake of whatever it is they're trying to preserve.

And I think that's, again, I think it's really awesome and cool.

I'm sad that the relationship didn't fail, but I have so, however they did it.

Yeah.