Dhru Purohit

I'll bring up one to just kind of kickstart the conversation.

Just like you were saying, like, hey, this rage component,

There can be a reason why a lot of women feel it.

And even if it's not full-blown rage, why do you feel all of a sudden now that people are getting on your nerves more so than previously?

There's a biological understanding of that.

Another one that you talk about inside of the book is this idea of a lot of women notice that clutter can take a heavy toll on them in a way that it previously didn't.

What do you mean by that?

What are you describing?

like that example of getting more sunlight, being more part of nature because the distance from nature is now going to have a bigger toll on the body is what I'm hearing from you.

Yeah.

You might have been able to get away with it before.

What are some other things like that that you want to highlight that you might have been able to get away with this before?

Yeah.

But now this is really going to be taking its toll if you're not mindful.

It may have never worked is what I'm partly hearing from you,

But it's magnified even more so at this time period.

And, you know, your body can get away with certain things.

Just like when we're all younger, you can stay up super late and you just bounce right back.

And great, that's fine when you're in your teens and early 20s, mid 20s, even early 30s.

And then a lot of those behaviors start to catch up with you.