Brett Cooper

So where do you look?

Where do you go for that advice?

Certainly not Cosmo or Teen Vogue or freaking Alex Cooper.

Hopefully it's not porn or smut, even though that has become far more common for women, unfortunately.

So this is a niche that should be filled.

This should make a lot of people happy.

Now, some people responded to this and said, you know, this is weird.

Mass media should not be talking about this.

Go talk to your mentors or your friends, older women.

But

This is also just such a personal and intimate thing, obviously, like some people are not comfortable having those conversations.

They might not have access to individuals who could help them.

Mary Morgan, for example, wrote a hilarious and painfully accurate response to that.

And she said, instead of clapping back with, they should go to older women for advice, not a magazine.

First, ask yourself why young couples do not have trusted older married mentors in the first place.

The average boomer has shitty advice on pretty much every topic, but they are especially hopeless when it comes to dating, sex, marriage.

They are the free love divorce generation, after all.

The average boomer lady is going to tell a younger woman to marry her vibrator.

It is that bad.

Now, moving on from that and going into the other detractors, I'm looking at the landscape of the internet, my For You page, my Algorithmonics, and I'm like, aren't people online always complaining about marriages these days, about how marriages are loveless and sexless?