You know what really fucking gets me is how society paying this whole like perfect picture of mothers and like How we're basically the backbone and we have everything like all the way down on our shoulders And but we're still supposed to get through life or we're supposed to you know Be the woman of the house and this isn't like just this whole perfect picture of mothers But really we're fucking struggling I know I'm not the only one who struggles every single day Who struggles with their mental health who struggles with emotions who struggles with their motivation and it's just like I feel like when we try to I talk about these things, we get constantly judged. And it's like, I myself, I haven't seen a doctor. I'm two years postpartum. I haven't only seen a doctor for my mental health because I worry of stuff that could happen. You know, like the repercussions of me opening up and talking to them about my real thoughts and my real emotions. I just, I don't want to risk putting my child at risk and losing my child. And I think that's one of the main things what I keep my shit in. But also society painted this whole picture of like, you know, mothers are supposed to be able to hold it in, like, you know, not have these emotions, not have these thoughts, not have these feelings, because then they're deemed as bad mothers.