Caitlin V

It is for the better.

And also, and Jeff Galloway makes this point really eloquently, it means that less people are making sort of like sexual mistakes.

Which on one hand is great, right?

That probably leads to reduced consent regret and unconsensual encounters and mixed communications and just regretful experiences, right?

And at the same time, a lot of folks' early sexual encounters, at least from my generation, came with alcohol's assistance.

100%.

So really good thing that people are not drinking as much and they're staying in their bodies and they're, you know, they're experimenting with other things.

But like, you know, alcohol is like a particularly, it's got a lot of negative consequences on the individual and society as a whole.

Totally.

Phenomenal.

And we don't have like a replacement social lubricant that allows people to sort of like relax and find a little bit more courage to engage with each other.

So there is a bit of a trade off there.

I know folks who are very Gen Z in their 40s.

So you can identify with your gender.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I love that.

Those little moments of discomfort are exactly what forms you so that you have the capacity to do the things that you want to do later in life.

Because life only becomes increasing shades of uncomfortable.

But hopefully you get a higher degree of choice as you go.

That's an interesting thought.