If she gets signed up, what is she going to be able to look forward to?

Yeah.

So in the first hour on the first session, which is next week, my hope is to gather everyone together and really just start to introduce each other and get to know each other and start to compare notes on what we're noticing and what our challenges are.

and start to get things, some things on the board for what we want to focus on.

So I don't really have a set agenda per se.

Every community that I've built in the past, when I built a seaweed support community for my other nonprofit, like I started with a loose idea and then we built from there and I want to build it based on what the needs and concerns are.

So people can expect if they log in next week and sign up, They can expect a group of mothers who are going to they're going to come with different stories and different challenges and whatever is top of mind for them.

What's the plan for outreach to reach those girls?

Tell us what the vision was, how it was birthed, and all the things.

Yeah.

So the actual genesis of it was, I'd say, kind of in the moment that I realized I had, you know, when I was with you on, you know, scrolling in those early moments, I think as soon as I found y'all and I felt like I landed there.

I felt like I had found my people and found my community and found answers.

And I saw the forward progress and I saw the conversations and I felt safe in that way.

Okay, I have landed, I've made it.

The thing that haunted me in that moment Was looking back on the 30 years of me as a child, as a teenager in my 20s, like that was the part that haunted me.

So it takes the guesswork out of how am I supposed to be my own advocate? What's your hope for this?

[tense music] Next, on Murder and Magnolias.

I can say that, um, I would never do anyone harm, especially not the mother of someone whose children were the same age as my kids, went to school with my kids, who I, I was, you know, in love with their father.

You know what I mean?

A lot of young couples face that problem, but Sammy? Sammy had a solution that most husbands wouldn't consider.

He said, "Well, you could, you could be a stripper.

You could be an exotic dancer, and you'd make a lot of money." And I was like...

I was crushed.

I was like, "How could you love me and want me to do something like that?" And he, um, he was like, "Well, I mean, it'll get us out of here." And I said, "Sam, that's a sin.

You know, I...

That's a sin." And he said, "So is pride." And I said-

Here's Wendy's version of what happened.

You still soulmates?

I've never met anyone better than him, and I never will again.

He is a good person, and I love him, and he is...

He's, he's an innocent man.

There is no reason not to love him.

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