Hey everyone, it's Anna.
The Modern Love podcast team is working on an episode about location sharing and how we decide whether to let a partner,
friend, or family member track our whereabouts.
On the one hand, using your phone to share your location might help you stay connected and build trust,
but it can also test the boundaries of your relationship in uncomfortable ways.
Tell us your location sharing story.
Was there a moment you really regretted sharing your location with someone, or a moment you were very glad you did?
Where were you?
What happened?
How did your relationship change as a result?
Record your answer as a voice memo and email it to modernlovepodcastatnytimes.com and we may end up featuring it on the show.
One more time,
tell us how location sharing has affected a relationship in your life and send it as a voice memo to modernlovepodcastatnytimes.com.
We're so excited to hear from you.
Alright, on with the show.
Everywhere I look right now, there seem to be articles and books about women in middle age,
with titles like Rediscovering Desire in Perry Menopause, or Middle Age is Sexy Now.
Plus, of course, you have the wild success of Miranda Jalai's novel All Fours,
and actually Jalai is coming on the show soon to talk about the impact of her book, so stay tuned for that.
So women in their 40s and 50s are being centered in the cultural conversation in a way they've never been before.