Hey, everyone. So I want to read a couple of emails. I'm just going to read them. And then I want to

juxtapose that with something I learned today that I think is rather fascinating in conjunction

with these emails. Okay, no names. Three women. First one. Hi, Suzanne. I've been watching your videos for some time.

I'm 23 years old, married with a new baby. I'm a stay-at-home mom. I always wanted to be a young

mom despite being pushed by family to have a career first. I feel very proud of my choice to marry

young, although my family doubts its longevity. I have several sisters and they are all miserable.

From divorces, living together with kids, unmarried, unhappy marriages, or sleeping around,

I am considered the odd duck of the brute. This year, I truly felt the disdain of my sisters

and mother when I got pregnant. Can you even imagine? Like, how is that a thing?

Okay. when I got pregnant. Can you even imagine? Like, how is that a thing? I've been insulted each time I've been in contact with them, and it always concerns my chosen lifestyle. I now harbor an anger towards my

mother. She is a boomer, and despite being a young stay-at-home mom in the past, she's committed to

believing I am being held hostage by my husband. My mother made two poor marriage choices, and it has greatly

affected all of her children. Instead of reflecting on herself, she believes that men are the enemy,

and this idea has spread to my sisters. I feel like a generational curse, and I am scared

to repeat it. How do you deal with the bitter women who are jealous of your happiness?

Well, first of all, you don't.

I mean, you have to know that that's all about them and has nothing to do with you and just feel

sorry for them.

Be super sad and tell them, tell them as much, you know.

I'm so sorry that you are so unhappy.

That must really suck.

That kind of thing.

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