Witney Carson

And that is then I was like, the win is competing with myself and getting better every week and feeling like, you know, the language of dance is both in my body and in my brain.

And I feel like I just understand it more.

And I definitely feel like I got all of that out of it.

What I will say is that

if I wasn't, if I didn't have small kids, I probably would have, and I don't know if it really would have made that much of a difference.

Cause I don't look back on my experience on the show and say, uh, I didn't work hard enough.

Like we busted our butts.

But when I left the studio, I

I then did have to come home and and be a mom.

And I had to put my kids to bed and I had to you know, there were things I had to do that I wanted to do in order to not feel like I just truly abandoned my family.

There was enough feeling like you do that anyway.

And then it meant like I had 15 to 20 minutes at night to review tape and right before I would fall asleep.

And if I were younger and or did not have children, there probably would have been more I would have I would have been able to do than just that.

So who knows, though, if it would have made a difference?

I wouldn't change anything about my experience.

That's so I'm so glad I just was curious about that.

I, I feel the exact same way because I have two little ones as well.

But I think that's what makes us have such a unique perspective when we do get get out on stage when we do dance and when we do emote like that.

like i feel like i connected to you so much because you are a mom and your heart and your passion and your like the way that you emoted on stage like made that so personal like so so i feel like it was all it was all meant to be um i mean is your balance like we balance so much as a mom like i i know

It was crazy.