Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe

So I think especially showing up for girlfriends who maybe don't have a partner, like, I think it is so important.

I had a girlfriend who was single...

For about six years, she finished her PhD during that time.

Like, I still get chills when I think about how hard she worked because what she sacrificed, what she gave up, what she, like, hustled to do and become a doctor.

Like, wow.

We had a party for her.

We bought her a gift.

We bought Dr. Fisher like mugs and T-shirts.

Like there's photos of us holding her up because she deserved to be celebrated that way because no one else was going to take her for dinner that night.

And I don't mean that like, you know, there was a big abundance of people.

But I think like, you know, it's not in the most traditional sense.

So I am disappointed for this person.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Do better, friends.

Guys, when I did my last round of IVF, I was out for dinner with girlfriends and we all drove to one of their houses after to do the needles together.

And we were like playing music and crying together and laughing together.

Like we had, that was like our celebration that like girl doesn't have to do this anymore.

Also, I was just itching for a glass of champagne.

That was us.