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This is the gray area. I'm Sean Elling. My guest today is Christine Emba. She's a writer and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.

Christine writes about sex, dating, loneliness, gender, religion, social norms, basically all of the anxieties

of modern life, or at least most of the moral anxieties of modern life. But really, this is a

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