Is It Okay to Correct People When They Point to Something and Say, This Is You and It's Definitely Not You?

I totally agree with an echo what Sam said in terms of choosing where you want to invest that. But I also want to give you like a blanket permission that you can do that wherever and whenever you want. You can do it to your dentist if you want, but you might have to do it every single appointment every time you go for your annual cleaning or whatever. Maybe it's worth it to do for this future child's teacher, right? Somebody you're going to see ongoing for the year or that the teacher is going to hear maybe the parent name that you choose or your actual first name. And Willow would say the same thing, like this is more about her identity than mine,