My poor mother had a very precocious child on her hands. I don’t know if she was quite prepared to talk about sex. And I don’t know if any of us are quite prepared to talk about sex. And I have to say, I was watching a movie the other day where this mother inappropriately wants to talk a little too much about sex to her child who’s a little bit too young for the conversation and it was all just too funny. I think it is one of those subjects that we all feel a little self-conscious about. Turn the lights on? Turn the lights off? We’re not sure. But in the moment of my relationship with my mother, she was not prepared I don’t think to see me rolling around the house with a turtleneck on in the middle of summer. And so she said, roll down your turtleneck. And I said, why? And she said, come upstairs right now. The living room was full of kids. And I rolled down my turtleneck, and there were hickies all along my neck. And she sent everyone out of the house. And she said, get in the car. And I said, where are we going? And she said, planned parenthood. And I was like, I just have a hickey on my neck. She said, you don’t just have a hickey. You had sex. I said, I had sex. I started crying. She said, if you’re old enough to have sex, you’re old enough to be responsible about sex. So I wasn’t prepared for this conversation. And frankly I don’t think you’re prepared to be sexually active, but I guess now we have to go be accountable about our bodies and about sex. And that was always my mothers’ MO. And I have to say looking at a lot of my friends and their parenting, I think the ones I admire most are the ones who know for a fact that they need help in their parenting. That there are people, mentors, coaches, and shrinks, and people, aunts, uncles, grandparents, this whole village of people that we are so blessed to have available to us can become so valuable to us as parents, because guess what? Your kid is going to talk maybe more openly with your sister or your husband’s brother than you. And they will have these other relationships. So to create that opening for them to have that communication with people that they’re not going to be judged, embarrassed, or criticized by, not that that’s what we’re doing as parents, but by nature, we’re the disciplinarian, the guider. So that was one of those moments when my mom created an opportunity for me to have an outside source, for me to be very honest with. And she left the room. And she walked out and gave me my privacy to become accountable, informed, responsible. And I didn’t have sex after that for like years. Yeah.