Sean Kelly

Honestly, it wasn't her, it was me.

I was so focused on work.

I wanted to build a base, a safety net first before I ever thought about having kids and settling down.

I'm happy.

We're getting deep here.

So my whole life, I grew up in a divorce household.

I was 10 years old when my parents got divorced.

Literally every day, my dad was like, never get married.

He told me that as a kid all the way from 10 to like 22 when we parted ways when I left the house or whatever.

So that was just in my head because he went through two divorces, and they were both pretty nasty, a lot of legal fees.

So he was just sharing what he went through.

And then I internalized that.

Right.

So that's my background.

But then growing up, I mean, moving environments and then meeting people that had really good marriages, seeing that, I think kind of shifted my perspective a little bit.

Yeah, I'm constantly asking guests for marriage advice, parenting advice.

You know what I mean?

Getting ready for that.

Yeah.

Very interesting point.