Masha Inhon, an Anthropology professor at Yale, explores the societal pressures on women regarding fertility, revealing the dramatic drop in egg viability after 37. Rachna Ramchand, who froze her eggs at 30, shares her personal experiences navigating the emotional and practical challenges of the process. They discuss the 'meeting gap' phenomenon, where educated women struggle to find suitable partners, and how egg freezing offers a sense of control amid evolving family structures and expectations. Together, they shed light on modern choices in motherhood and relationships.