Two people push back on the idea that a woman's worth comes down to looks or youth. One mentions a husband who understands this; the other references a friend who had breast implants removed, suggesting people are more than their bodies.
And yet so many of us fall victim to that idea in society that our value comes from our looks and comes from our youth and comes from our body. And obviously those can be amazing bonuses on top of everything else that we bring. But we bring so much more than that, and we are so much more than that. And I have a husband who gets that, which is amazing.
Yeah, he's great. He's done a lot of work on himself. You know, that's typically the guys, you know, obviously guys. I'm a guy. We can be obviously a little difficult, a little bit, you know, from a maturity standpoint, difficult to handle. And I get a lot of different vibes from people. Some of them are quite unusual that I get from male males involved in this process. And then I have the super supportive people like your husband and others who are great. I wish I had and could say that about every single, you know, partner I encounter, but that's not actually the case.
Yeah. And, you know, it's. It's a sad thing. I actually have a friend who went through explanting. Not with you.
