Okay, so I was a single mom for four years before I met my husband. I hardly had any family or any friends. I had no one. I was 100% completely on my own. It was just myself and my son. And so I worked full-time. I worked graveyard shifts at a gas station, 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. That was five days a week and then I did one midday shift. It was like a 10 a.m. to like 7 p.m. kind of thing. And I also went to school part time. And then eventually I decided to go to school full time. I was very, very busy. And I wanted to make a life out of my son and I. So I had to do what I had to do. And my advice for a single parent is just do you. Do not worry about what anyone says or thinks of you. I cannot tell you how many times that I was judged for doing the things that I had to do. Like, yeah, I hardly ever saw him sometimes because I was either at work or I would be up really late doing my school work, but that needed to be done because it was only me that had to provide for us. And then especially when it came, when it come to like dating, I dated this one guy for almost a year and I waited two months to introduce him to my son. And that's another good advice is wait as long as possible. Wait until you are ready to introduce your significant other, your boyfriend or girlfriend, whatever the case may be, to your kid before anything happens because you don't know. You don't know their intentions and not everyone likes kids. So that's my advice.