Libby Emmons

you know, lead a family?

How can I rely on him?

And I think we need to get back to some of these basics.

You know, there's a reason that, you know, dads used to tell their daughters, no, you can't go out all night.

You know, there's a reason that men used to open doors and stand up for the women that they were, you know, in love with and take care of them a little bit.

No, I don't know this book.

Am I prescribing anything?

You know, there's one thing that I will say, which is when you fall in love with that guy in high school or college and you think that maybe he's the one, don't put off marriage and kids because you think there's something better waiting for you down the line because there probably isn't.

No amount of fame or fortune or career success is going to match the joy that you can get from raising children and

um you know watching them grow into the future and when you have kids too it's sort of like a time machine you can see into the future when you have children you can't do that if you're just by yourself well this you see the book there it's wendy chalit was her name i remember but but look i i didn't i didn't have very good luck in high school so i don't know

Yeah, I think that that's true.

And also, I think, you know, I think that we are here to share the love that God shares with us, with each other.

And as soon as we get rid of God and we get rid of morality, we hate ourselves.

We hate each other.

We hate our children.

You know, I mean, that's what's going on here.

We have a situation right now.

This is something I just wrote about in the New York Post today.

We have a situation now where Kathy Hochul, the governor of New York, signed a bill into law allowing assisted suicide in that state.

What kind of compassion is the government offering when it's encouraging you to kill yourself, right?