Behind every great woman is a man standing in front of the drawer she needs to get into,

and why are you even in here in the first place?

What fresh hell.

Laughing in the face of motherhood.

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With Margaret Ables and Amy Wilson.

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Hello and welcome to What Fresh Hell laughing in the face of mother. This is Margaret. And this is Amy. And this week, we're talking about the ways we love our families, but. But I have gotten into a new, you know, my elf series that I was into, fantasy romance.

A genre I never thought I would read in the entire world.

This is the book, like a quarter of thorn and roses or whatever.

A court of thorn and roses.

I got into it.

And I was like, who am I?

I'm reading a book about like fairies and romance. It's just, it doesn't feel like me. And yet I'm into it. And I'm reading a new one now called the fourth wing that is similar. I mean, it's very, very, very similar. Like so similar. I'm like, is this actually the same book? But I just keep laughing because it's, it's romance, which it should be.

But I'm like, just wait till you have kids. It's going to be really hard. You're going to really

hate each other's guts. This is the book that you sold hard to this listening audience as having

fairy romance. I loved it. Court of Thorne-Roses, fairy romance. but I think they're really elves. Correct. I was wrong.

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