Woodhouse - The Age of the Egocentrism

It's at the age when people start like there's a decent amount of your friend group that's getting married or at least getting really serious. And so it becomes more normal, well, just more mature to have like forthright conversations about what you're looking for and how that fits into your life. The egocentrism of not embracing the changes that happen in our bodies in bracing that, hey, you're tired now. At 30 and then at 35 and then at 40 when all of these things, all of these ideas of youthful exuberance and invincibility start to fade.