Good evening, everybody. Welcome to the show. Have an interesting, great show planned. I like to think that every night. But this one, you know, y'all ever been reading an article or looking at a post and click, click, click, Google, Google, and then here you are miles away from the original topic because it fell into a black hole.

Reddit itself is, I'm not someone who utilizes Reddit often because you never know what you're stumbling upon.

This is user-based content.

It doesn't mean it's correct.

And we still do live in a time where people will think if it's on the internet, it must be true.

Or if someone posts about on TikTok, it must be true.

Often, far from the case, but let's not get into that point being.

New York Times had released an article and it was, here's the title.

Are we still monogamous?

And it was basically about this idea.

And we did a whole show on monogamy, non-monogamy, toxic monogamy. And it was basically about this idea. We did a whole show on monogamy,

non-monogamy, toxic monogamy. It's really important stuff and ever evolving as culture evolves,

just like gender and sexual orientation where I think back to when I was a child and the only

representation we had of same-sex couples was Will and Grace.

And even that was very stereotypical and very much a caricature at times and not a lot of

people's true experience.

But what a beautiful thing to have that was representative and helped people get more

familiar with.

And I remember my mom watching that show and it just being very normalizing

and it was able to start some conversations. Now I look at television and I'm thinking, whoa,

what a beautiful thing that these younger generations have access to and how healing that

would have been for me in my younger years and a lot of people that I know and I care about

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