Dear Sugars Presents: How To! With Charles Duhigg

Dear Sugars

情感与人际关系

2019-10-05

28 分钟
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In this special episode of Dear Sugars, Cheryl Strayed is a featured guest on the Slate podcast How To! with Charles Duhigg. We hear from Megan who is 35 years old, a lawyer, happily married — and suddenly not sure if she wants to be a mom. She always figured one day the maternal urge would kick in, but so far she’s only felt ambivalence. Does that mean that she shouldn’t have a baby? Cheryl tells us how she juggled this question when there is no going back, and how regret — regardless of what we choose — is always part of the equation. Subscribe to How To! with Charles Duhigg at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-with-charles-duhigg/id1469631127
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  • Produced by the I lab at Wbur Boston.

  • Hey.

  • Dear Sugars fans, I'm Charles Duhigg, the host of a podcast named how to, and we have a special treat for you.

  • Cheryl strayed was recently on an episode of how to.

  • Cheryl talks with a woman who is trying to figure out how to decide whether she should have a baby or not.

  • We'd love to encourage you to keep listening, to find out how Cheryl helped her.

  • And if you enjoy this episode of how to go to Slate.com howto, or subscribe to the show in Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

  • I think what we're both struggling with here, honestly, is that we don't really have language for actually telling the truth, to have clarity and certainty about becoming a parent.

  • I think most people don't, frankly.

  • And even me saying that out loud to you right now, I'm like, but I love them.

  • I love you, honey.

  • You're wonderful.

  • You're everything to me.

  • Welcome to how to.

  • I'm Charles Dubick.

  • Each week we talk to listeners who are trying to figure out how to solve one of life's problems.

  • And then we do some research and we track down an expert and we get their advice.

  • And usually the way that we learn about a problem is that they send us an email at Howto.

  • And in fact, that's how we heard from this week's listeners who had emailed us, actually, from halfway across the world.

  • Let's see.