Before you're directly impacted. Because again, if we all wait, just like I did, and I wonder to myself, like, obviously this is not the path I would be on if I hadn't spoken up about it at the time. But, like, what, I. I shouldn't say what I care. I think I would always care. But, like, would I take action to do something about it if it hadn't impacted me? Probably not. Like, being real here. Like, I know myself. I know, again, I always would have seen it as wrong and something that's harmful to society, for sure, but not enough harm being done that I would feel compelled to speak about it. But it took me being impacted. So if it can be of encouragement to anyone else and why, it's crucial that we do find our voices and we do act boldly and courageously, which, I hate to say, it even requires courage to say the things that you and I say. Like, that shouldn't be courageous. That shouldn't be brave. No. You know who's brave? What about those three soldiers who were just transferred back from Jordan a couple weeks ago? Or our law enforcement officers, our first responders, or our veterans or our active duty officers? Like, those people are brave. Not me. For saying there are two sexes. You can't change your sex, and each sex is deserving of equal opportunity, privacy, and safety. But it is. I understand that it does require a sense of courage. So if that can be.