No. So I would just tell him, like, I was hanging out with friends all the time. Or I would, like, my mom knew. But, like, I would tell him, like, oh, like, I'm going to go hang out with some friends. And he's like, okay. Or, like, I was in college at the time. So any time I came home, because my boyfriend lived where, or my, no, he's my ex. But my boyfriend would live, he lived, like, 15 minutes from my house. So anytime I would come home and I want to hang out with him, I would have to tell my dad, oh, I'm going to hang out with my friend, like, Jessica. Or, like, because I don't have any sisters. So, like, I couldn't say, well, I'm going to go hang out with my brother and then try to hide it like that. Well, one day I wanted to go hang out with my boyfriend. He was, like, having a bonfire. And my dad wouldn't let me go anywhere. He was like, no, stay home, stay home. And I was like, no. Like, I want to go. So I bluntly told him, I was like, well, I have a boyfriend. He's like, how long have you been seeing him? And I was like, oh, like three months. And so my boyfriend pulled up. I had him pull up and meet my dad so that I can go to the. It was bonfire. And it was awkward. It was funny. He pulled up with two of his friends, and it was just.