Mikhaila Fuller
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51 appearances
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1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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It'd be weird if you owned it.
Okay, let's get this show on the road. We thought it might be a fun idea or an interesting idea to take questions from your audience and have you do what you do best and try to help some people if they need help. And maybe the questions will be applicable to a lot of people. So I think it should be fun. We're going to give this a shot. I hope you guys enjoy it.
I'm Michaela, by the way, if people don't know who I am.
Oh, yeah.
Well, thank you. I think that was a compliment, so I'll take it. Are we ready? Number one? Should we just jump into it? Let's go. Okay.
Women live longer. It technically makes a little bit more sense. That's coming from me.
Do you think it's weird? So I think the difference between say 30 year old woman or 25 year old woman and 40 or 45 year old man, that makes more, or if you go up, that kind of makes sense. Do you think it's weird when we see like 35 year old men who refuse to date anybody who's above the age of 22?
I would be concerned that I was being taken advantage of just from being a 21-year-old.
If I meet other 35-year-old guys, I'm like, if you only date young 20s, is it because anybody who's 30 would see through you? Oh, sure.
But once you get above like 25, I don't think it makes that much of a difference.
I think the argument that they use is, oh, those are women's most fertile years. But you don't see the people doing that getting married and having babies. They're actually more into polyamory, if anything.
Yeah.
I think as long as you avoid the psychopathic types that are just after naivety, then... then you're all kind of the same age after a certain point anyway, so it probably doesn't matter. And maybe there are some benefits even, depending on the person.
You can also create this, like you were talking about, this little microcosm in your home for your kids to grow up in. And then you can help them become extremely competent. Like this guy sounds competent. He's in law school. He's obviously gone through a number of jobs and become more and more successful and gotten over some personal stuff. So he seems competent.
But if you raise your kids right and you build confidence in themselves, then they can go out into this chaotic world.
And find opportunity too.
What would you do if I had been in that situation? Like is a bit of it dependent on how old they are? Like if these are people who are, I don't know, mid-20s maybe, and they're like, I'm going to give this a shot. I can do it. I'm one of those people that can navigate basically an open relationship. Like what if I had it in my head that that was me?
Maybe they just said, we don't agree with your lifestyle, and we need a boundary here. But should the boundary be as far as, we don't talk to you anymore? Or should it be like, we love you... We don't think this lifestyle is good for you or the people around you or potential children you're going to have.
Without knowing family dynamics, like, is the person who's in a polyamorous relationship, why are they doing it? Is it because of the person they're with that's encouraging them? Is it something they want? Or is it to see how their parents will react? You know, like, it could be one of those factors because maybe... Maybe they want boundaries or maybe they want, hey, you know what?
We don't agree with this at all, but we love you anyway and have faith in you figuring it out. Maybe that's the direction they need to go to. I feel like if I was in the situation where I was like, you know what? Polyamory... is what I believe in. It's what I want. I can handle it. It's better for me, which is a delusional way of thinking.
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