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All right. So today I wanted to do a follow up to our previous episode that we did about the article in Atlantic detailing the secret lives of

Femselves. It seems like we're harping on this subject somewhat, but I think it's important to talk about

the struggles that women face that are sometimes a little bit invisible. I know we mostly talked about

that article in the context of like who they are, what they believe,

et cetera. But I think that it would be great to actually have some strategies for women who identify

as fem cells. It's debatable whether they actually are fem cells, but for women who identify

as fem cells or women who feel like they have difficulties dating because they're not physically

attractive, like what can you do? And what it doesn't matter. And then what are the alternatives?

And I think this is a good discussion because I think it'll give practical strategies for women who

otherwise feel marginalized from the dating scene and to go ahead and find some kind of tools to

move forward if they are really seeking out a relationship. Cool. Sounds good. And I'm going to be somewhat

skeptical. I am going to be a little skeptical this episode just because I don't know if themselves

even like want to date. And if they do, like I don't know if like the strategies and advice that we

would give. I don't know if they would actually want to do those things. But we're going to try.

Well, I'm making the assumption that they do want

to improve because so many of them are focused on like lookism and then trying to look smacks.

Yeah. Right. And trying to make themselves more attractive. But as we've discussed in previous

episodes, like most of it is actually psychological. Some of it may actually be physical things that

they can change, but most of the time it's actually an attitude issue or just, you know,

the circumstances of where they're born and maybe them not having like a good and healthy

environment for them to be. And I just want to say that just because you're not conventionally

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