Rachel Wilson

Yeah, I was just looking her up.

Well, I can see why they took it that way then.

Maybe she's saying overall she still thinks it was better to go after a career.

Or maybe she's just gaslighting everybody to sell a book.

Could be.

Maybe she's like, you want to sell that book, you better be on the go-go boss girl train.

I suppose so.

But you asked me, like...

Do women really want to be in the workplace or are they only kind of really choosing the girl boss stuff?

Well, that's a giant generalization anyway.

Right.

Of course it is.

Obviously some women do and some women don't.

And there's a lot of women who naturally maternally want to have children and want to have a family.

And then it's also finding a guy that you can trust, that you care about and you think is going to stick with you and he's really going to be invested in this whole thing.

And someone who's like a solid man who's not going to become an alcoholic and lose his job and fall apart and think you're fucked.

That's what happened to me.

That's what happened to me.

That can happen to anybody.

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