Women.

They're growing to catch up.

But that's when it started.

And it's the cartilage and stuff.

I said that to my parents.

It really started when she started the gymnastics, when they went to bar and all that, and she started the more exercise and more.

Yeah, and she does stretch.

herself really a lot without warming up sometimes.

Like she just grabs on the bottom, hangs off it.

And the warm up is really important.

And like it doesn't matter.

what I'm saying.

It's because if your muscles are all like malachy, not like my muscles.

Yeah, I don't have to help.

I'm hurting so much.

And I'm a day.

It's normal.

Well, it's that, but also then.

When it's at night, growing pain is also typically a nighttime thing.

When she's waking up with a baby, it's just that she goes to bed.

I think that's, I don't know, that was a lot of things to do it.

Not mental, but like.

Yeah, putting up sleep and not going to sleep.