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entrepreneurs like you. Sign up for your $1 a month trial at Shopify.com slash setup. Welcome back to Write Answers Mostly Pop Culture Edition. I'm your host, Tess Falomo. And I am Claire

Donald. She's back. She's back, baby. The Rames don't know, but I am really battling

something. It's not the flu. I just got tested

today, but it's something. It's something that I think everyone across the country is having right now.

And God, it's just nothing is worse. No, I know. So I kind of feel like I don't know where I am right

now. I'm definitely sweating. But we're going to get through this episode. Sometimes this is our best work.

We've recorded multiple episodes where tests has been under the weather.

So I can push through if tests can push through.

We're going to get right into talking about the newest British Vogue article called is having a boyfriend embarrassing now.

It's sweeping the world.

No, it is sweeping the world.

I can't remember the last time an article had like such a moment like this. Same. It's because it's, I mean, it's good journalism because it's a shocking title. You're immediately like, wait, and then you're like, wait a second, is it embarrassing? Like, it made me think all of the things I was kind of like back and forth with what she was saying the whole time, which, you know, is a great journalist. Her name is Shante Jones. Yes. Well, I will say also the title, whether you are single or whether you're in a relationship, I feel like it made you have a knee-jerk reaction. Like if you're single, the single girlies, I'm sure, were like, hell yeah, I'm not alone.

And the relationship girlies were like, wait, what the fuck?

Okay.

So the article is basically saying that there has been a shift, a shift in cultural norms, a shift in women being tired and over, over basically seeing a lot of boyfriend content.

And I thought this quote was interesting.

She says, from my conversations, one thing is certain.

The script is shifting.

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