Redefining Womanhood: Ruby Warrington on Sobriety and Motherhood Choices
Episode Overview
The conversation challenges societal norms and pressures surrounding motherhood Unravels the deep introspection and healing necessary to live authentically Explores the evolving roles of women in today's world Sheds light on the impact of societal expectations on personal choices Inspires profound exploration of sobriety, motherhood, and societal norms
I'm incredibly sensitive to stress. I sort of, I absorb a hell of a lot from my external environment. Definitely one of the major reasons I drank was to prevent myself from feeling all of the impact of all of this external stimulus, you know, even though it wasn't preventing the external stimulus from affecting me, which is then manifested in terrible hangovers.
What does it mean to be a woman today? In this episode of 'Soberful', Veronica Valli sits down with Ruby Warrington, a British-born author and thought leader, to tackle some of the big questions surrounding sobriety, motherhood, and societal expectations. Ruby, known for her influential works like 'Sober Curious' and 'Women Without Kids', brings a fresh perspective on why more women are choosing not to have children and how this choice intersects with their journey towards sobriety.
The conversation is a heartfelt exploration of personal decisions and the cultural narratives that shape them. Ruby shares her own experiences and the profound realizations that led her to question traditional roles assigned to women. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with the pressures of societal norms and looking to carve out an authentic life path.
Whether you're navigating your own sobriety or contemplating the idea of motherhood, Ruby's insights offer a compassionate and thought-provoking look at what it means to live true to oneself.