Episode 364: ”I have plenty of time” (understanding female timelines)

This podcast episode challenges the comforting notion of "I have plenty of time" prevalent among women regarding relationships and family planning, particularly as it pertains to the biological realities of fertility after 30. The speaker highlights the harsh truths surrounding female fertility, the high stakes of delaying family planning, and the societal misconceptions driven by feminism regarding men’s partner preferences, ultimately urging women to recognize the trade-offs inherent in their choices and to set realistic expectations about their reproductive timelines.

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The Myth of "I Have Plenty of Time" for Women

Unpleasant Facts About Female Fertility and Reproductive Medicine

A Doctor's Ignorance and the Reality of Timing for Women

The Consequences of Delaying Family Planning: Compromises and Trade-offs

Feminism's Deception and the Reality of Men's Partner Preferences

The Costs of "Being Anything" and the Need for Realistic Expectations

Episode 364: ”I have plenty of time” (understanding female timelines)

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00:04The Myth of "I Have Plenty of Time" for Women

The Myth of "I Have Plenty of Time" for Women

02:55Unpleasant Facts About Female Fertility and Reproductive Medicine

Unpleasant Facts About Female Fertility and Reproductive Medicine

04:42A Doctor's Ignorance and the Reality of Timing for Women

A Doctor's Ignorance and the Reality of Timing for Women

06:50The Consequences of Delaying Family Planning: Compromises and Trade-offs

The Consequences of Delaying Family Planning: Compromises and Trade-offs

07:50Feminism's Deception and the Reality of Men's Partner Preferences

Feminism's Deception and the Reality of Men's Partner Preferences

09:03The Costs of "Being Anything" and the Need for Realistic Expectations

The Costs of "Being Anything" and the Need for Realistic Expectations