It's what I know

Nathaniel nodded at the whole, throwing a wrench into the works, then shook his head slightly in a sort of, sympathetic way, when Frank introduced himself and explained that he couldn't remember if he had a surname or not, and how he wasn't even completely sure if Frank was his name. Nathaniel couldn't imagine what that must be like, feel like even, to not know who you really are.

That must be rough, I can't imagine. I mean, there are times I joke I wished I could forget about my life, but to actually have it happen. That's another thing altogether! As the conversation turned to the fact that Nathaniel had used the words, with some, when it came to women who not having kids was a deal breaker, he chuckled at Frank's reaction. Well, some have said it would be fine, in the moment, but I can't say for sure if they really meant it or just hoped they meant it. People say a lot of things in the moment, not always things they really mean, but perhaps things they hope to mean. Some day down the road they might wake up and suddenly regret their choice. He said with a shrug.