Guys, it is beyond time to stop trying to make thruples happen.

It is odd, objectively, it is weird, and just across the board, we need to stop excusing

people's bad decisions in the name of empowerment, because that is really what's happening

here. Now, I wish I had my whiteboard over in the new studio because keeping track of these

delusional women and their exes and their partners and their partners' girlfriends and

their partners' husbands, girlfriends and their partners husbands.

Like it is confusing.

Nevertheless, I will persevere.

And today we are going to break down the specific types of women who find themselves in these

relationships and how society at large still feels hesitant to normalize these relationships.

Thank God, it means there is a tiny little bit of sanity left in the world. Pollyamory might just be people's line in the sand.

Now before I put on my psychoanalyst hat, if you want farm vlogs, conversations about motherhood and family life, cookie reviews, all of that sort of thing.

That is all over at my subscription platform, which you can find at cooper confidential.com.

We built it from the ground up just for you guys. Nobody can de-platform us. Nobody can tell me what to say on there. So that is the home for all things exclusive, Brett Cooper. All right, so first up in breaking this down, we have the insecure women who are so desperate for love and approval that a man is essentially able to groom her into being okay with polygamy. And that is the story that is really going viral on social media right now

and why I decided to do this episode in the first place.

And it all revolves around somebody named Lindy West

and her new memoir and a New York Times interview that is breaking the internet this week.

So if you don't know if you were not privy to the feminist girl boss

buzzfeed era of like 2012 to 2016, that is really where Lindy West came up. She is a pretty

famous writer in this liberal ecosystem. Her claim to fame was her 2016 memoir, which was

later turned into a Hulu TV show called Trill, and the entire premise of that was her journey

to find love and success without having to conform

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