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I’m on your side fully. Me too. But reality is not on our side. I watched a woman fall out of love slowly because she was carrying the both of us while I was doing piece jobs. I was working at cotton on while she was earning a nurse’s salary. She never fought, she never argued. She just started returning from work to shower, while het friends waited outside. She’d go out and returned whenever she wanted. I became nothing to her. Women wholeheartedly loathe the idea of providing for a man.

What kind of stupid question is this? You're just being a witch

In 2016, months after learning her breast cancer was terminal, 42-year-old Molly Kochan left her husband and started having sex with strangers she met online. Over the next few years, she slept with nearly 200 different men. Her hormone treatment had unexpectedly sent her sex drive through the roof, and with her time running out, Molly stopped holding back. After years of surgeries, scars and trauma, sex made her feel alive again and gave her back control of her body. She told her best friend, Nikki Boyer, everything. Eventually, the two set up a pair of microphones and started recording their conversations about every date. Even when cancer put her in a hospital bed, she didn’t stop. Between treatments, she sexted strangers and kept writing her memoir. Before she died in March 2019, at 45, Molly asked Nikki for two promises: publish her book and release their recordings. Nikki kept both.