She doesn't care. I mean that's the thing that cool on is unconventional. She is not following all the rules that society has for women like oh you need to be submissive and pure and have 2.5 children and big pies or whatever it is our society thinks women should be doing at this minute. And yeah, she's doing her thing. She's doing her thing. on Lady Lyle.

Life.

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a lady like. I've had a love.

This is un ladyie like, I'm Kristen.

Last week on the podcast, we covered the cool mom,

her parenting style, what she looks like in pop culture and real life.

This episode, we are shifting our cool gaze to her sister.

The cool aunt.

The cool ant figure possesses the likeability the cool mom craves and without

all the motherhood baggage I mean I think it's pretty self-evident why we do love a cool

aunt, but also though, is she cool because we assume she's rich? And of all the various ant tropes you know your spinster ants your sinister

ants your weird ants witchy ants why is the cool aunt really doing her thing right now.

Is she perhaps the foil we need to hashtag

tradwife life?

A cool aunt herself,

Carolina Miranda recently went looking for those answers.

And on ladies, when I say, Carolina is a cool ant.

For one thing, she's the art and design columnist at the Los Angeles Times which hello does a job

title get more cool ant than that but even over Zoom y'all. Carolina just radiated, cool, and she was not

wearing any thick-framed statement glasses.

I know.

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