And honestly, like, what I've realized, because, again, like, initially taking that first step, it was hard for me to read a lot of the things that were written. And, like, because, again, a very natural woman, I think, thing. I think a pretty human thing. Like, I don't want to ruffle feathers. I don't want to step on toes. I don't want to be disrespectful. So it's hard for me to read a lot of what was being said about me online. But I realized pretty quickly, honestly, that the hate and the attacks that I were getting were kind of, they kind of fell into three categories. One of three. One, it was calling me some sort of phobia or ism. And like I said, those words lost their meaning pretty quickly to me. Two, it was some sort of personal attack, like, you're ugly or like, your hair extensions look bad, and I'm like, this is my real hair. Thank you. Question mark or something to the effect of maybe you should have just trained harder, which is Keith Olbermann right.