I don't want to spend my life pretending to be interested or impressed by shit that is not interesting or impressive to me. And it's not even about having a realistic expectation of my partner's genuine fascination with my interests. Why are we faking that? It's silly. There should be enough that we can be like, you have a bucket that you love. I've a bucket that i love. What's in our bucket of things we love together? And perhaps we could focus on that when we're talking. Can we please try to imagine a world for one hot second? In which julie's husband is sitting around fretting and asking for advice about how he can become
1. The twinge of loneliness that comes with searching for what it *seems* like everyone else has.
2. A Varsity-level question from Christie that challenges everything we said about Help on Tuesday’s episode.
3. How to make “your thing” more of an “our thing” in relationships–and how Abby got Glennon into the sports.
4. If there is anything worse than vacationing with your own kids, it’s vacationing with other people’s kids–and the time Glennon staged a sketchy early exit from a group trip.
5. Abby and Glennon’s brilliant compromise boundaries for future extended family gatherings.
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