I'm trying to understand because I was having a conversation with a friend of mine that's a teacher. She's a high school teacher, and she teaches many grades, but her focus is the senior class. So she's dealing with children who are about to graduate. So these are the adults of the school. And every day for her job, she's in a dominant position. She is looked at as the leader. She is the person that's running the classroom. She's she's a dominant position. And this is eight hours a day, 10 hours a day. She's working overtime and all that kind of stuff. And a conversation came up. Well, if you're looked at as this dominant figure in your everyday life for the majority of your time, when you come home, are you able to be submissive or do you prefer to be submissive? And she's like, hell, yeah, I want my man to be the dominant figure when I come home. and I want to rip off that cloak of dominance and I want to be submissive when I go home. And I was like, is this kind of like, is this like an all-woman type of thing for women who are in these situations? And I know, you know, we know a couple of judges, like, that's a dominant position. Women who are police, that's a dominant position. When you come home, or do you prefer a man that is submissive to you? Because that could be a thing for some women. So...