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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2024 · 1H

First borns: are we elite or the fun police?

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In this week’s episode, Lilli and Emily dive into a thought-provoking conversation about the pressures and dynamics of being the eldest daughter. Does birth order truly shape who we are, or is it simply a societal myth? As eldest daughters themselves, the girls share personal stories and reflections, bringing a passionate and relatable perspective to the conversation.In the less chic and sophisticated part of the episode, Lilli and Emily recount a hilarious online shopping mishap involving a pizza paddle that didn’t quite go as planned. The girls also reminisce about their weekend adventures in Bondi, and discuss an amusing question: when does a simple trip or stumble shift from being laughable to downright embarrassing?Shop Lilli’s wishlistShop Emily’s wishlistSubscribe to the Suddenly Thirty Substack where we collate all the things we’ve been into this week and share them with you. The Weekly Edit - Vol 17 is available now.Follow us on Instagram @suddenlythirtypodcast to stay up to date with what we’ve been up to, behind the scenes and future episodes.The Suddenly Cap is on sale – shop the girls go-to caps for 20% off. Discount automatically applied at the checkout. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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