Rachel Wilson

And I always I know.

I always heard, oh, marriage is just a piece of paper.

What really matters is that you love each other and that sort of thing.

And I'd known this guy since we were kids.

We'd known each other forever.

We'd been together for a long time.

So I thought this was great.

And my goal was, let's get us to the point where I can stay home and be like a full time mom.

And he had stuff going on.

It did not work out.

He took off.

Devastating, horrible, terrible for me.

No big fights, no cheating, nothing like that.

You know, he's a private person, so I don't want to tell his business, but he had his own personal things going on and left.

And it was back to, you know, I had to work and be a working mom.

And I didn't like that.

And I still thought that there was something wrong here, but I hadn't really, like, looked into where do we get this idea that women must be working?

Like, my grandma didn't work.

Bless her soul, by the way.

She is going to be turning 100 April 1st, my grandma, who's still with us.