Nikki Westcott

I'm no one's favorite pencil.

You're a beautiful liner.

How's the makeup metaphors for single life?

Monogamy.

Yep.

I've got another hot take.

What?

Okay, let me explain this.

You know how we're like accustomed to kind of... Like if you look at Disney movies and stuff, like we're kind of made to believe that you're meant to like have like one big love in your life.

And like someone that you meet at a certain age and then get married, have kids and you're with them forever.

I thought it was three big loves.

I think you're thinking of Sex and the City, babe.

I'm talking more about like the constitution of marriage.

Like the end, yeah.

Is like... I think...

in my opinion, it should be more normalized that in your life, you might end up having two to three really big relationships.

And so that then people didn't see like getting divorced in your 40s as like such a failure.

Because you know what I mean?

Like, I think people see like getting divorced and separating from the person you have kids with as being like...

a massive marriage failure.