Let's talk about suburban sadness, and you don't have to live in

suburbia to feel this. I feel like suburban sadness is kind of the term for

this discontent we feel, this restlessness that we feel as adults, and we can't

quite put our finger on why.

No one else makes me feel this way. Don't know what you do.

Hey clutter bugs, welcome back to the clutter bug podcast. Today I want to talk

about, I don't even know, I just want to talk about this sadness, this suburban

sadness, that a lot of moms and dads, but today we're specifically talking about

women, whether you have children or not, let's be honest, feel as we get older.

And a lot of people feel this, their whole lives that can feel this feeling of, I

don't know, discontent is the word, but unfulfilled. Like there's got to be

something more, this feeling like something is missing from our lives. And I

think it's sort of amplified the older we get, because there's less and less

big changes that we have coming up in the future. So when we are in our teens,

we look forward to graduating, maybe going to college, graduating college,

getting a new career, finding love, getting married, having children, buying our

first home, they have, we have all of these sort of big firsts. And then before

we know it, we're in our 30s, maybe 40s. And what's next? Is it that yearly

vacation that we're looking forward to, like going to Disney or going on a

little vacation? Or are we looking forward to retirement? Like suddenly, we're

in this place where it's not about working towards the next thing, because there

isn't some big life-changing moment right around the corner that can sort of

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