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In this episode, Meredith takes a deep dive into one of the most viral conversations online — decentering men and dating. She challenges the trendy self-help mantra that women can completely remove men and romance from their lives, especially if they still desire connection, partnership, or intimacy in the future.
Through honest self-reflection, Meredith opens up about her own experience living alone, being single, and realizing that celibacy and independence don’t necessarily mean she’s truly “decentered” men. She discusses how society’s messaging — from “Sex and the City” to TikTok creators — shapes how women view independence, loneliness, and desire, and why it’s okay to still want love while working on yourself.
Expect a raw, relatable take on:
This episode is for anyone navigating singlehood, self-growth, and the gray area between empowerment and emotional honesty.
By mklenkelIn this episode, Meredith takes a deep dive into one of the most viral conversations online — decentering men and dating. She challenges the trendy self-help mantra that women can completely remove men and romance from their lives, especially if they still desire connection, partnership, or intimacy in the future.
Through honest self-reflection, Meredith opens up about her own experience living alone, being single, and realizing that celibacy and independence don’t necessarily mean she’s truly “decentered” men. She discusses how society’s messaging — from “Sex and the City” to TikTok creators — shapes how women view independence, loneliness, and desire, and why it’s okay to still want love while working on yourself.
Expect a raw, relatable take on:
This episode is for anyone navigating singlehood, self-growth, and the gray area between empowerment and emotional honesty.