Rima Grace

Sure.

Well, do you see any patterns in terms of like who tends to be the person who's like saying, hey, I want to, I want more?

Right, right.

I mean, it's interesting because I feel like power is the subtext, right?

It's like, at the heart of it, you're really talking about who has leverage, like who can walk away or who has family wealth or who could pause their career.

And so...

I guess that going back to like why we were talking about how they can be so uncomfortable, it's like it surfaces a lot of those imbalanced power dynamics.

Well, this is the assumption that like in a heterosexual marriage or a couple that like the dude has more money.

Like, do you ever give them pep talks?

Yeah, I love this energy.

Okay, last question, then I'll let y'all go.

In your experience, do couples who have a prenup tend to have more longevity in their relationships?

Is there any pattern, any correlation there?

Otherwise, you're right.

If you don't talk about it, that erosion happens.

And it's slow, but it happens.

Real quick, what do you think prenups should be called?

Promise.

I promise I will take as much as I can.

I get it.