Laura Brodnick

She thought keeping her.

That's interesting.

I'm always so fascinated by just like how other people's minds work, whether they're famous or not.

But I guess especially for this woman who is such like a pinup and who writes so much about her life that people don't take it in.

Like she's written that whole book.

She's written essays.

Again, she did her podcast, which was really interesting.

And when she started that podcast, I was like, girl, this is too many.

She's like, maybe I'll do two or three episodes a week.

And I was like, girl, you're not gonna, it's a lot of work.

You're not gonna have time for that.

And to be honest, she didn't have time for that, but it was good while it lasted.

But I feel like I know so much about her life and, but the way she presents herself and the way people see her is very, very different.

But I thought, yeah, I thought it was so interesting about her writing about this intense shame that she's feeling at the moment because of her separation.

And the fact that before the separation, she thought keeping her body count low and keeping the number of sexual partners that she had low would protect her from so many things.

And when it didn't, she was like, to hell with this.

I also like the part where she goes to her lawyer's office to talk about the divorce.

Yeah.

And when she gets in there, she like kind of feels like she was trying to dress empowering and like a mini dress and boots.

And then she feels really embarrassed.