 So, Star Garcia says, what should I do if I keep getting disrespected and dismissed from my son's dad? It's so hard to co-parent. It's always something said to me that's rude. So, what do you do? So, it's one of those things where if you have to like communicate with somebody in your life, it's a problem, right? But you can always kind of pull yourself out of the situation as much as you possibly can because you don't ever want to be in situations where you're being disrespected or dismissed. But if you're being disrespected and dismissed, the question is why do you need to communicate with them in a way that allows you to be disrespected and dismissed? I don't know what your situation is. I'm guessing you have some kind of, it sounds like you're a co-parent. So, you're in, you're probably in a situation where you have custody sometimes and he has custody sometimes. And my suggestion is that you stop trying to have a lot of communication with him and bring the communication down to only the things that are absolutely necessary and that that's the only kind of communication you have and any other kind of communication you don't have. And if it gets really bad that you get the police or the courts involved in it and make it so that you don't even need to communicate with them with him, it's just communicated what's going on and then the only communication that you necessarily need to have is through your son and when he's going where and when he's coming back and all that kind of stuff. And I've come from a family where this is exactly what was going on and actually my brother, he was in a very similar situation to this and that's exactly what ended up happening was that he didn't talk to his ex-wife for years and all the communication would just go through his son and it was just, they talked and that was it. And he didn't have any conversation with his ex-wife and so you don't necessarily need to have, depending on how old your son is, you don't necessarily need to have communication with your ex.