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This week, Emily and I had the juiciest conversation with Emily Adrian, author of The Seduction Theory, which Emily and I both obsessively read in tandem. It's a delicious novel about the stories we tell ourselves and each other, the nature of infidelity, and how desirable women are both embodied and objectivized.
Other Topics Covered:
Sara's questionable notion of aspirational womanhood
The novel concept of married people who are still in love
The duality of hot moms and sad moms
The luxury of time when you're an academic without kids
Physical cheating vs. emotional cheating
"Can straight men revere their partners?"
The balance between power and vulnerability
Is seduction simply another form of challenge?
Sometimes Sara doesn't want to read about motherhood!
Are kids insurance against a cheating partner (lol lol lol)?
Emily's hilarious "good thing" for the week. Tween-approved.
By Sara PetersenThis week, Emily and I had the juiciest conversation with Emily Adrian, author of The Seduction Theory, which Emily and I both obsessively read in tandem. It's a delicious novel about the stories we tell ourselves and each other, the nature of infidelity, and how desirable women are both embodied and objectivized.
Other Topics Covered:
Sara's questionable notion of aspirational womanhood
The novel concept of married people who are still in love
The duality of hot moms and sad moms
The luxury of time when you're an academic without kids
Physical cheating vs. emotional cheating
"Can straight men revere their partners?"
The balance between power and vulnerability
Is seduction simply another form of challenge?
Sometimes Sara doesn't want to read about motherhood!
Are kids insurance against a cheating partner (lol lol lol)?
Emily's hilarious "good thing" for the week. Tween-approved.