doe marked doesn t mean he s actually that thing. tucker: it s so if you believe you are a walrus, that doesn t mean you actually are a walrus. that is kind of the point? if you believe your walrus, doesn t mean you re actually walrus. you might also draw other comparisons. maybe if a young boy says he s a girl, doesn t being he s actually a girl. the point is that biology is not malleable. it is not a relative, it is a subjective reality. that is what we have to understand. the children make many claims about themselves, they are imaginative people. but when we take that seriously, wind up wasting an identity crisis on them like johnny s mother does to him unfortunately and it can lead to terrible things. tucker: amazing. i ve actually read the book. and it s hilarious. not only is it true, it is really, really funny. not surprisingly since you wrote it. matt wells, i hope that as a runaway best seller this christmas, it definitely deserves to be.t great to see you tonight, cong
explain. congrats on branching out. what is this for? this is johnny the walrus. i ve embraced my to your calling as a children s author, hence the cardigan. it s a very real book on sale at johnny the walrus.com. it is all about a child who is very imaginative, he loves to proceed don t not pretend to be different things. and he pretends to be a walrus. unfortunately his mother is very progressive and thus confuse. so she s convinced by the internet and by society that if your child is identified as something that he really is that thing. so she tries to raise her child as a walrus, as atriums walrus respecting his self identity. it gets a little dark at one point he brings them to a doctor and they talk about transitioning a medical transition into a walrus. but throughout the story, she does eventually start to learn that just because your child is pretending to be something that doe marked doesn t mean he s