Iris Schneider

Kinneret Lahad, a senior lecturer specializing in gender studies, and Iris Schneider, a behavioral scientist, delve into the complexities of waiting for love as a single person. They explore how societal norms shape perceptions of time and adulthood, especially for women. The conversation highlights how waiting can diminish personal power, discussing the moral implications of family over singlehood. Iris provides a thought-provoking take on why adulthood often demands abandoning joy, encouraging a reevaluation of happiness and fulfillment outside conventional timelines.