What's up, Queens? Welcome to the female dating strategy podcast, the meanest female only podcast on the

internet. I'm Roe. And I'm Savannah. And this week, we have a very, very special guest who has kindly

agreed to come on the show to be part of our very popular slice of life series where you hear from

FDS Queens from around the world and from many different backgrounds

and situations imparting their wisdom to you. And today we are very, very lucky to have Kristen.

Hello, Kristen. Hello, thank you so much for having me. So thank you so much, Kristen,

for coming on the show. Would you like to tell our listeners a bit more

about yourself and how you came to find FDS? Yes, I'm really glad that I stumbled upon FDS in the

way that I did. So I actually found you guys in the aftermath of a very ugly divorce. And I wanted to add in the specificity surrounding that

divorce because I actually think that my situation is more common than what people realize.

I was really young. So I fall into the category of people got married young, but I was fortunate enough to get out young as well.

I wanted to just share a little bit about that.

And I'm just so glad that I found you guys during that time because I have been able to really use some great FDS strategies and that mindset to better my dating life going forward. So I found you guys in my mid-20s.

And now that I'm 30, it has just really turned my life around in so many positive ways.

Yeah, we're so glad to hear that, Kristen, especially since you found us in quite a difficult time for yourself as well.

You know, we're really, really glad that I'm assuming we'll see the subreddit, I want to say,

could be a source of support to you as well.

Yes.

So we'll come to touch on your divorce a bit later on the episode, but because you mentioned

that you found FDS during your divorce, could you touch or tell us a bit later on the episode, but because you mentioned that you found FDS during your divorce,

could you touch or tell us a bit about your life growing up? So the sort of, you know,

cultural context that you're coming from and how that informed your initial approach to men

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