Review of Forever is a Long Time - Question for Ian

Question for Ian

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“This was so polished and absorbing. As someone in your aunts’ and uncles’ generation (they are such marvelous people, too), I wonder at the void in every discussion regarding children. Was the divorce traumatic for the kids? Your father hints at this. Your radical — and traumatized —grandmother could be the poster child for this subject. There are studies that trauma is passed inter-generationally. Her distancing herself from traditional marriage led to expressed resentment, and her experience of wartime Germany and the Holocaust had to leave their mark on her sons. I’ve been married 25 years and right now I’m still “making that choice”, but no doubt prior generations had their impact on this choice. Thanks for making this. Maybe marriage is on the way out.”

listening in Electric City via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/15/21

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Needed for everyone to see family as…human

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“Thought this was great to peel back the curtain of very closed loved ones’ stories - the ones we think we know…and the ones that are accurate.”

wishedItwereBetter via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/01/21

Thoughtful

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“Nice someone did a “family study” about this. Introspective, and helpful to people who have been affected by divorce act some point in time. My mom always taught us that relationships are a challenge. That’s why i admire everyone who is able to be in them.”

gustywinz via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/24/21

So wonderful

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“This podcast is so honest and reflective and moving. I loved it and have already recommended it to many people. Fantastic work!”

Dohrmonster via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/04/22

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