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Hello, welcome to Forever 35, a podcast about the things we do to take care of ourselves.

I'm Kate Spencer. And I'm Dory Shafrear.

And we're not experts. No, we're two friends who like to talk a lot about serums.

And today we're talking about attachment styles. Oh yeah.

I'm curious. So we are going to share our interview with Lane Moore, who is amazing. She's

a comedian, a word-winning writer, an actor, a musician. And she has this really interesting new

book out about friendship, but she talks about attachment styles in it. And it intrigued me because

I don't think I really know what my attachment style is. You might just have a secure attachment style.

I might. I will, of course, then started looking at all the online tests. And I was like, maybe I

need to look into this. I think it's probably somewhere in the secure slash anxious realm. But I don't

I don't think I've ever given it much thought in terms of like how that might impact not just myself,

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