Jackie MaloneyGuest
Leslie CarvittoHost
have watched incredible, incredible women being spoken over or being spoken for.

And there was incredible clip on Instagram this morning, and they were talking about the male loneliness epidemic.

And the host, and I'll have to find the clip so we can pop it in the show notes, but the woman who was speaking, she just said, we are in an age now where women refuse to settle because we've watched our mothers, our grandmothers, our aunties, like the women from two generations ago who were pretty much just told what to do.

Everything was decided for us about our bodies, about how we could earn money or not earn money.

And so I sort of watched that generation and think to myself, I don't ever want that to happen to ours.

And I think... us as millennials are in this really sticky gap of we've seen it happen so much with the boomers and Gen X, and then we're just seeing the liberty and the freedom of Gen Z coming through, and they're just not putting up with the crap that generations before us have.

What the hell do they know? But they're really showing us the way and showing us that what's been done before doesn't necessarily have to be repeated.

But I want women to stand up for themselves in those moments when they need it the most.

And that comes from having confidence enough to say the thing and then knowing how to say the thing.

have watched incredible, incredible women being spoken over or being spoken for.

And there was incredible clip on Instagram this morning, and they were talking about the male loneliness epidemic.

And the host, and I'll have to find the clip so we can pop it in the show notes, but the woman who was speaking, she just said, we are in an age now where women refuse to settle because we've watched our mothers, our grandmothers, our aunties, like the women from two generations ago who were pretty much just told what to do.

Everything was decided for us about our bodies, about how we could earn money or not earn money.

And so I sort of watched that generation and think to myself, I don't ever want that to happen to ours.

And I think... us as millennials are in this really sticky gap of we've seen it happen so much with the boomers and Gen X, and then we're just seeing the liberty and the freedom of Gen Z coming through, and they're just not putting up with the crap that generations before us have.

What the hell do they know? But they're really showing us the way and showing us that what's been done before doesn't necessarily have to be repeated.

But I want women to stand up for themselves in those moments when they need it the most.

And that comes from having confidence enough to say the thing and then knowing how to say the thing.
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