Welcome back to the female dating strategy podcast, our meanest female only podcast on the internet.

I am your guest host, Savannah.

I'm Diana.

And I'm your guest host, Patricia.

And today, we all thought that we would do an episode on grief, because for those who are unaware, I became a member of the

Dead Dads Club in December 2024. And I think I'm the last of the hosts of the four of us to

join the awful club that nobody ever wants to be in. A dubious honor. Yeah.

So we thought we would do an episode on grief in terms of, you know, grief and literacy,

you know, so the way we respond to grief and the way society responds to grieving people.

And also what this means for our relationships, particularly our relationships with men. And I think what's

quite interesting on this podcast is that we all have quite unique and different relationships

with our dads. And I think that has meant that we have also navigated grief and the bereavement

process in really different ways. Yeah, I mean, I think our relationships with our

relationships as our relationship with our moms is one of the most defining relationships. We have,

like I know for me, it made a lot of who I am in good ways and in bad ways, but I really connected

with doing an episode on this when you suggested it Savannah because I do feel that

most people, they are suffering from grief illiteracy. And indeed, I think the terminology of a club,

even though it's weird, but there's something like reminiscent of the truth about it,

because it seems like people, when they do experience loss,

their terminology, their ability to understand what it is, and their perspective on life changes

in a way that you won't wish on anybody. But when you speak to people after experiencing loss,

it is really, really clear who uses words know, uses words, intonations and, you know, intentions that touch you even a little bit.

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