No, it's just something that I don't think has been a huge secret. I've talked about it quite a few times. I'm in the process of trying to find the right doctor for it, but it is my goal to get a lot of plastic surgery done this year. Um, and I've been so shocked while going through this process, I've asked every woman around me, like, hey, if you're willing to share, I'd love to hear your stories of any work that you've had done in your experiences. And did you like your doctors? And I cannot believe how many people I know who have gone through some sort of a transformation, right? Whether that's mommy makeovers or breast reductions or breast reconstructions, like whatever it was, like getting your nose down, insert whatever surgery here. And so many people have been so happy going through this process. They're so like excited that I'm looking into it and happy for me. And I love that. That's great. But of all the people I know that have done this, most of them have been in established long-term relationships. And I have been thinking a lot lately about going through this and what kind of an impact it's going to have on my dating life. So I'm curious if anybody who has gone through major changes while they were single, were you more comfortable after the plastic surgery? Did you feel more judged because there's clear indicators that you've made changes? The one thing that I have noticed is everybody's very vocal about plastic surgery, which is kind of wild. And they're either super supportive and like, do it, do it, do it. Or why would you ever do that? Just be happy with yourself the way you are. It's not going to fix anything. If you hate yourself now, you'll hate yourself afterwards. Yeah. It's wild. It is wild, the responses that you get from people. And I'm thinking, oh, am I going to be covered in these scars? Which is going to happen if I go through with this. And will somebody, say when I'm dating in the future, when we're getting intimate, go, oh, you've done all this?