Reema Khrais

That's interesting.

That's interesting.

Yeah. I mean, I think going back to what I said, I'm sure, of course, social media plays a role here. Right. And I'm sure y'all have like covered this on the show, the trad, the trad life. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Subculture of young influencers, like teaching their followers the benefits of marrying rich and how to like live a soft life.

Yeah. I mean, I think going back to what I said, I'm sure, of course, social media plays a role here. Right. And I'm sure y'all have like covered this on the show, the trad, the trad life. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Subculture of young influencers, like teaching their followers the benefits of marrying rich and how to like live a soft life.

Yeah. I mean, I think going back to what I said, I'm sure, of course, social media plays a role here. Right. And I'm sure y'all have like covered this on the show, the trad, the trad life. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Subculture of young influencers, like teaching their followers the benefits of marrying rich and how to like live a soft life.

But without getting deep into that trend, which has gotten plenty of pushback, I do think it speaks to some larger ideas and anxieties. I think a lot of people, especially those looking for heterosexual relationships, they're just tired. I mean, I think they're disillusioned by the dating scene, truly by the dating apps and all the decision fatigue and the situationships that come along with that.

But without getting deep into that trend, which has gotten plenty of pushback, I do think it speaks to some larger ideas and anxieties. I think a lot of people, especially those looking for heterosexual relationships, they're just tired. I mean, I think they're disillusioned by the dating scene, truly by the dating apps and all the decision fatigue and the situationships that come along with that.

But without getting deep into that trend, which has gotten plenty of pushback, I do think it speaks to some larger ideas and anxieties. I think a lot of people, especially those looking for heterosexual relationships, they're just tired. I mean, I think they're disillusioned by the dating scene, truly by the dating apps and all the decision fatigue and the situationships that come along with that.

And so I think on social media, you hear a lot of people talking about knowing your worth, you know, being unapologetic about what you want in a relationship.

And so I think on social media, you hear a lot of people talking about knowing your worth, you know, being unapologetic about what you want in a relationship.

And so I think on social media, you hear a lot of people talking about knowing your worth, you know, being unapologetic about what you want in a relationship.

And so I think there's that. That's like one reason, I imagine. And then also, you know, I think women now account for more than half of the college-educated labor force. And so I can imagine increasingly for some women, they're looking for partners who can, you know, match their educational achievements and where they are in life. There's that reality. We all know the gender pay gap.

And so I think there's that. That's like one reason, I imagine. And then also, you know, I think women now account for more than half of the college-educated labor force. And so I can imagine increasingly for some women, they're looking for partners who can, you know, match their educational achievements and where they are in life. There's that reality. We all know the gender pay gap.

And so I think there's that. That's like one reason, I imagine. And then also, you know, I think women now account for more than half of the college-educated labor force. And so I can imagine increasingly for some women, they're looking for partners who can, you know, match their educational achievements and where they are in life. There's that reality. We all know the gender pay gap.

It makes sense, again, that a lot of these social and economic realities would prompt some younger women, I think, to reevaluate how they want to organize their lives and what they want in a relationship.

It makes sense, again, that a lot of these social and economic realities would prompt some younger women, I think, to reevaluate how they want to organize their lives and what they want in a relationship.

It makes sense, again, that a lot of these social and economic realities would prompt some younger women, I think, to reevaluate how they want to organize their lives and what they want in a relationship.

Full life.

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