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Okay.

Let's off the top for people who haven't read it.

There's going to be a lot of spoilers in this because there have to be spoilers.

And I have found since I read it, the ending has actually completely colored how I feel about the rest of the book in not a good way. I don't, I'm not particularly like bugged by trad wife influencers. I think they're like, like, they kind of make me laugh. You don't think they're like setting, you don't think they're like setting you don't think they're like setting feminism back

50 years I don't because I actually think what they're doing is feminist in that they are

fronting their own but they don't know that wait they might not know that but I know that right right

no it's true and that's like the irony of Right. Right. No, it's true.

And that's like the irony of the whole thing.

Yeah.

But also it's like I, I, what somebody does to me, like what one person is doing, like the whole

trad wife thing, doesn't, I think, actually affect the collective.

And maybe that's like being in my little West Coast bubble. But like just because there are a bunch of trad wife influencers, like couldn't affect my life less.

Sure. Yeah. No, it doesn't affect my life either. But I guess I do worry that and like they touched on this in the book too where it's like I do worry that this discourse about like women needing to be in the kitchen and not working.

And like men should just expect that women stay home and like bake bread and take care of the children and don't want to work.

Like I do think that that contributes to like the general political climate.

Totally. The only thing I will say is and maybe this is because we're also on Instagram.

Like I would never say that a tradwife influencer doesn't work. Because being on

Instagram is so much fucking work. Exactly. Well, that's like the whole, what's her name?

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