Mick Hunt

Like that's the biggest challenge when

when you don't know how other people that are now going to be family filled.

And when you talk about a two, two and a half year marriage, you don't know the history of everybody.

Right.

Like you got siblings and parents that have been set in their ways for 50, 60, 70, maybe even 80 years.

And you don't know.

I mean, social media didn't exist forever.

You know what I mean?

Like I could look up and see, oh, this person said this word eight years ago on Twitter.

Ha ha ha.

So she didn't exist in 70s, 80s, 90s, early 2000s, bro.

So I don't know what some of those preconceived feelings might be or even existing feelings.

So that's the biggest challenge is trying to understand the complexity of family and how people not just feel, but also think.

And are people going to accept and evolve the way that you have or the way that you are?

Yeah, I think for me, it's helped me understand something we talked about in episode one.

Family doesn't mean blood in every sense.

And so for me, it's drawing that line of what family means to me.

regardless of what blood says.

To me, family is that bigger circle.

It's almost like that community.