Sarah

Well, and one of the, I think the biggest part that stood out to me from this is as much as that connection is so like, it's just fire. Everything is just crazy. The second your daughter's around is when you start to distance yourself from Yes, it may be a little early to integrate that, which is natural.

Well, and one of the, I think the biggest part that stood out to me from this is as much as that connection is so like, it's just fire. Everything is just crazy. The second your daughter's around is when you start to distance yourself from Yes, it may be a little early to integrate that, which is natural.

But I'm just curious if you feel that you would do that semi-permanently where you'd want to keep them more at a distance because of the side of you she brings out or what the context is there. But the second you kind of want to start shielding your kid away from someone, if that is what you feel kind of for the long run, then that also is a big issue.

But I'm just curious if you feel that you would do that semi-permanently where you'd want to keep them more at a distance because of the side of you she brings out or what the context is there. But the second you kind of want to start shielding your kid away from someone, if that is what you feel kind of for the long run, then that also is a big issue.

But I'm just curious if you feel that you would do that semi-permanently where you'd want to keep them more at a distance because of the side of you she brings out or what the context is there. But the second you kind of want to start shielding your kid away from someone, if that is what you feel kind of for the long run, then that also is a big issue.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I'll also say I've had friends describe relationships like this that they were in for a decent amount of time. And as soon as they were moved on and they found their person, they look back on this like,

I'll also say I've had friends describe relationships like this that they were in for a decent amount of time. And as soon as they were moved on and they found their person, they look back on this like,

I'll also say I've had friends describe relationships like this that they were in for a decent amount of time. And as soon as they were moved on and they found their person, they look back on this like,

wow yeah it was crazy but we were not right for each other it felt like it in the moment like man it was just so crazy but now that i'm with my person it is so nice to have good communication we're calm we we you know we with the kid they're a great second parent it just it all mellows out and that's kind of what you want in the long run

wow yeah it was crazy but we were not right for each other it felt like it in the moment like man it was just so crazy but now that i'm with my person it is so nice to have good communication we're calm we we you know we with the kid they're a great second parent it just it all mellows out and that's kind of what you want in the long run

wow yeah it was crazy but we were not right for each other it felt like it in the moment like man it was just so crazy but now that i'm with my person it is so nice to have good communication we're calm we we you know we with the kid they're a great second parent it just it all mellows out and that's kind of what you want in the long run

And so I just, I've known people to describe this and then see them on the other side and they're like, oh, wow. Yeah.

And so I just, I've known people to describe this and then see them on the other side and they're like, oh, wow. Yeah.

And so I just, I've known people to describe this and then see them on the other side and they're like, oh, wow. Yeah.

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So I'm Sarah. I'm a German finance journalist and Wall Street correspondent. And I moved to the U.S. from Germany in 2021. And when I moved to the U.S., I had conversations where people would tell me, oh, no, you need a credit card here in America. And I'm like, no, I'm fine. And they're like, no, no, no, it doesn't matter. You just need one to build a credit score.