So Kim, you know, in, in hearing how your grandmother's describing things, what are your thoughts about the challenges and the differences, and how do you feel like that impacts the dynamic between the two of you and where you stand on things?

Yeah.

I have a few thoughts.

I mean, one is that I am happy, even though I'm obsessed with nostalgia and I'm, like, a '50s phile, like, and I love everything from that time, um, I am happy to be a woman today because I feel like I have the most options with the least amount of, like, stigma, and I'm not put in a box.

Um, even if you liked the box you were in, like, I feel like the box, actually, there's still a box as a woman.

I shouldn't even say that, but it's a much bigger box, [laughs] um-

And you're lucky

... can be discussed in grouping, I guess, generations of women together, but I also think, like, um, each person has a different experience.