Dr. Vonda Wright

And when a man comes into my clinic with low energy, popping all the tendons all over his body, everything hurts, we very quickly test his testosterone and send him with no judgment because he's trying to be virile.

And I think it goes with the general conversation about aging women.

When men talk about living longer—

It's called longevity.

Yeah.

And we celebrate that.

And we take pictures of movie stars in the south of France.

Being very distinguished.

Being distinguished with their grain temples.

When we talk about women living longer, until right now, because we're all screaming about it, it's under the guise of anti-aging.

Mm-hmm.

A superficial, like, oh, my God, don't let her age thing.

So I think part of that is the stigma of menopause.

Somehow, because we're no longer able to have a child, there's not the value.

We've aged out of the game, which hopefully we're pivoting this narrative.

Because as I said earlier, women are winning the longevity battle.

We already live longer, but it's how we're living that we're trying to course-correct.

I think most of us describe this as the most authentic.

We're actually who we were made to be.

And the confidence we feel comes from our memories of success.