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Dear Sugars

Redux: Career vs. Love

Dear Sugars

WBUR

Society & Culture, Steve Almond, Wbur, Boston, Sugar, Advice, Dear, Cheryl Strayed

4.55.9K Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2021

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

You love your partner, you love your career... but they're pulling you in different directions. What do you do? The Sugars have help from psychotherapist and sociologist Leslie Bell, author of Hard to Get: 20-Something Women and the Paradox of Sexual Freedom.

This episode was originally released on April 13th, 2017.

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0:00.0

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1:01.1

Produced by the I-Leb, at WBUR Boston.

1:12.9

The universe has good news for the lost, lonely, and heart sick. Sugar is here, the both

1:19.1

of us, speaking straight into your ears. I'm Cheryl Strayed. I'm Steve Almond. This is

1:26.1

Dear Sugar Radio.

1:56.1

Hi, Cheryl. Hi, Steve. In our inbox, we get lots of letters from people who are looking

2:04.1

for love or whose relationship is imperiled in some way. We also get a certain number of

2:10.1

letters and increasing number of letters from people who are actually thrilled with the

2:13.5

relationship they're in, which we always think, oh, great, fantastic. And then, of course,

2:17.9

because it's the Dear Sugar Radio. There's one thing. There's the butt. There's that big

2:23.2

beauty. In this case, that thing is their career goals. We're going to hear a couple of letters

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