This Will Have to Do

The one where we synced up in the phases and fell pretty entirely out of sync otherwise. Does everything takes a back seat to the cycle. We love it here. This is fine. Well, no. But you know what? THIS...will have to do.

In this episode, we offer a wide range of feels, including some of the okayest impressions you've ever heard. We each brought something to the table again, and some of it tied together. Will fight for democracy and domestication of pets.

TBH this might be the grumpiest TWHTD yet. Not one of us was feeling it, but props for showing up and chatting our asses off anyway. THIS is therapy. And, as we always say: THIS will have to do. Over and out until next week.

Expounding on The Void and all of us living in it.

Join us as we tackle (with varying degrees of success) "the void."

Frankly, we're not sure how anyone is doing anything more than surthriving in the face of democracy's ruin. In Episode 8, we explore hope and resilience (or something like it) during what has to be one of the cruelest and nonsensical periods in American history.

Maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s years of overcoming self-consciousness and unpacking trauma, learning to manage mental illness, overcoming adversity, and seeking therapy. Is 40 a magic number? There is no correct answer, zero advice, and certainly no one-size-fits-all approach to the art of not giving AF, but we’ve lived to tell our tales. 

In Episode 6, we take a deep dive down memory lane to talk about where it all went wrong (only kidding…kind of). If the sound cuts out the last 3 minutes, don’t mind us. Erin only charged the microphones for about 10 minutes each right before we recorded because AdHd. And we are 3/3 on that front, so honestly: we’re f*cked.

This week on “This Will Have to Do” we are fresh out of the luteal phase and ready to dig a little deep and laugh a lot hard, apparently. When we say "Boy, Bye," we mean to most men and also the unreasonable expectations we once set for ourselves.

Wherever you are, whatever phase (of life or the cycle) you’re in, we hope you’ll join us as we shelve our absurdly high personal standards. Yep. Set yours down right there, bestie. Let it go.

One of the recurring mentions in our pod has been how we have (mis)managed our expectations for ourselves, too often burdened by our perceived inadequacies to live freely and joyfully in any moment. Why do we stand, ever so firmly, right in our own damn way?