I learned from my dogs how to do early motherhood! Screw all the hyp, trying to look good have everything looking clean and tidy. My dogs spend time cleaning their pups, feeding them and sleeping and they look supremely happy about it too!

I actually really appreciate what Andrew Lawton brings to Canadian news, along with Harrison Faulkner who's really matured in these past couple of years.

Looking for a dog sitter as I get ready to visit CDMX at the end of the month. :)

I’d rather live in a female only environment. I’ve been with the same man for over 30 years! 😂

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In other election news; a very frightening UK election for women and girls. All digits crossed for 2025 in Canadia!

You mentioned children from egg freezing have some kind of problems... Do you have a reference for that? I'm very interested, would be muchly appreciated :) Listening to you is like a cozy round talking to my sisters.. I love it. From a whole different country and continent, long live the female spirit.

I'm missing my old tshirt: " a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle" fun times, thanks. I never imagined a world like this.

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Also, young women do like older men because the appear more caring and interesting and less obnoxious than teen or twenty something male.

Listening to your video. Just came out of an eight year relationship. Was married for 7 years to another woman previously. Women are boggling at this point. (not bashing) Humanity is a bit doomed :)

Yo Meghan do an episode on chivalry. It doesn’t seem to be talked about much or when it is brought up it is often seen as only sexist, which of course elements are, but many are not

Looks like I missed another good episode. I caught a part of it live. Meghan, maybe the reason sex drops off for you in relationships is because the sex gets boring. Are you doing the same things in the bedroom all the time? When you get to the point where sex wanes, do you and your boyfriend try to introduce new things into the bedroom?

38:14 It is always amusing to hear folks (not Meghan or Mary Lou here) talk fondly about the social structures found in animals and conclude that we humans might do better if we emulate that. haha It often comes out sounding like the lions or bears should be our model. I don't know if they have thought that out very far. Do we really want a society where one male violently claims his power to mate with all the women in the group, often killing his rivals in the process? All the females then submit by force? The females do most of the work to provide food, and the male literally takes the "lions share"? haha And then to top it all off, if the dominant male suspects the offspring of the female are not his......he EATS them? Yikes! The animal world, if examined at all closely, is just not what much of anyone would want. But if you do decide to do the animal thing, I suppose the Elephants would be the best model out there. BUT. we ARE human, and that is a wonderful thing. All other creatures just do the same thing as they have always done, over and over, for countless generations, without introspection. We alone, of all living things on Earth, appear to have the power of reason sufficient to deliberately choose our social structures. That doesn't mean each of us can "have it all". Pretty much everyone must come to grips with the world around us, natural and otherwise, and make adult and hopefully wise and adequately selfless decisions in choosing priorities. For most of human history, the demands of survival in the natural world dictated almost everything for almost everyone. "Choice?.......What choice?", was how most felt about their lives. Now, more so than ever, we can choose. But have we come to grips with the trade-offs of those choices. The "perfect freedom" that some seem to be unhappy about not having, simply does not exist,.....and it never will. There are children.....and there are adults.....and then there are adults with children. More and more those seem, to me, to be very different things, and it leads me to a very firm conclusion. Families are a very good thing indeed. For almost everyone.

48:06 I felt like I'd unlocked a superpower after a natural birth. Total high. Birth should be treated very differently. Its not an Industrial process and has poor outcomes in an industrial setting.