She Wants More Customer Reviews

A wonderfully constructed and conceived series. I have never before heard music so intelligently utilized within a podcast to help tell a story. 💛

You won’t hear or read this content anywhere else! Very important topic explored here. Tell all your friends!

I was expecting some journalism, but this seems like from a trashy newspaper column.

Imagine the same podcast called “He Wants More” about male cheaters. I doubt anyone would be cheering for it and call that male empowerment.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m listening. But I think the “mission” of this podcast is disingenuous. This podcaster had some good tea to share but instead of just putting it out there, she decided to shroud it in a cloak of female empowerment and sexual entitlement. That isn’t what this is. This is about incredibly selfish people who made bad decisions and then doubled down over and over again. Not journalism. Not science. Not politics. Just tea. Hey, I like tea. I like gossip. But let’s be straight about it.

If your committed relationship isn’t working for you be an adult and be honest with your partner and decide with them to work on it or depart it.

SMH

More than loving hearing from women who are putting themselves first, i loved hearing that it’s about time that women put themselves first. I appreciated the supportive information from psychologists, researchers and others who acknowledge that it’s okay for women who aren’t getting what they want from their partner to find what they need. Please keep sharing these stories…there are more out there!

This is not journalism. It is story telling. Good story telling at least, but it’s being sold as journalism. This podcast is not about why women cheat. It’s about why the podcaster thinks it’s okay for women to cheat. Her interview style is one of a girlfriend who asks some softball tough questions but really just supports whatever her friend says. She never asks the direct questions that would probably sound accusatory, such as “why do you choose infidelity over your children and marriage?” “Why don’t you get divorced?” “If you got caught cheating and that resulted in losing custody of your children, would you still feel justified in your decision to cheat?” Perhaps she’s afraid the women will shut down I’m the interview if asked these questions. Perhaps she agrees with infidelity. She never says outright so this podcast never finds its purpose. I can’t believe Malcolm Gladwell endorsed this. He must not have listened to it.

I’m not sure what I was expecting coming into this, but the portrayal of cheating as an act of self care when all these women admit some sort of pain or general unhappiness correlated to their affairs is absurd. Lost me completely when monogamous same sex couples were equated to the progressive racy lifestyle choice of cheating on your husband for a buzz.

Reflective of a absolute low point in modern feminism, if anything.

Sugar coated, self centered, hedonistic view of sex through the lense of only the person lying to their partner.