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Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
They recommended the book as an opposite take on Miranda July's character, describing a 40yearold woman who moves to Paris, has many younger lovers and enjoys life.
I think you should next read a book I've talked to you about before, but my friend, Glynis McNicol wrote, I'm Mostly Here to Enjoy Myself.
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Episode: Synced: Jesus Christ Superstar
They recommended the book as an opposite take on Miranda July's character, describing a 40yearold woman who moves to Paris, has many younger lovers and enjoys life.
I think you should next read a book I've talked to you about before, but my friend, Glynis McNicol wrote, I'm Mostly Here to Enjoy Myself.
And it is being lumped with all fours. It's the same genre. It's like sort of the summer of the perimenopausal woman or like the summer of the maleaged woman, sort of midlife crisis, right? It's the opposite of Miranda July's character. She's single. She doesn't have children. She's like 40, I think five now and decides to just move to Paris for like a few months and just has sex with so many beautiful younger men and like eats baguettes and croissants and cheese.