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See audible.co.uk for terms. I'm a feminist, but earlier today, I referred to an attractive

older woman as a milfie cougar. Yes, please. Yes, please. Do you know the person?

I mean, a friend of a friend. You could say they'd love it, mate. They'd bloody love it.

Should I side into their DMs and call them a milfie cougar? Yeah, I'm a feminist, but I would love to

be called a milfie cougar. And having said that, my husband is six years younger than me. So,

yum. Maybe I am. You're now eligible for the milf title, as you've got a baby now.

Yeah, that actually doesn't feel as good as I thought it was going to feel.

No, I'm a hot young perky thing. I promise.

Do you want to do it? It's mine. I'm a feminist, but I love showing pictures of my wedding dress to

people. I'm so sorry. So here is the thing. I don't know if I ever told you this, but I was very

staunchly never going to get a white wedding dress. I was going to have something colorful.

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