Kate Langbroek
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And so common and yet not really – I don't think it's really –
given the full weight that it deserves, the significance in a person's life.
No, no, but it's a terrible thing.
And it is kind of a death.
I mean, all those things that led you to get married in the first place.
The hope, the love, the starry-eyed, whatever it was, it's the antithesis of that.
So it is in some ways the... It is.
Well, how do you do that?
Because, like, you've got three children.
You've got two teenagers and an eight-year-old.
I mean, people like to say that children are resilient.
I think that underestimates often the impact of major emotional shifts for children.
I think we like to say they're resilient because it makes it easier for us to kind of push through what we have to push through with.
But I don't even think that they're resilient.
What they are is adaptable and good at hiding stuff that they might be feeling because they're all antennae.