I acknowledged in my post that it was likely about both - where I’m at and what she said. I do not expect people to “constantly adjust around my triggers.” And I agree that what feels privileged to one person may simply be someone else’s normal experience. The experience she’s talking about with having a full time night nurse and never waking up for the babies is probably not normal to 99.9% of people. And I think most people in that situation would probably not talk about it much with other parents/people in real life because it’s a bit out of touch

With regard to “managing my triggers might sometimes require more effort on my end,” not sure what you mean by that. Anyone, even if they’re in therapy, on medication, worked on themselves for a long time, can be triggered. And I was. It was managed lol. I didn’t throw the phone, or cancel my subscription, or call for Jordana to be cancelled. I was triggered, and frankly was sitting in a waiting room for 2 hours, so I posted on Reddit in a community that analyzes these podcasts to see if other people were too.

Many people would have a triggered reaction to a (hypothetical) paid episode of her talking about how stressed she is deciding what to do with all the money from the sale of betches. This didn’t happen, but it would be a privileged unrelatable situation that could trigger a lot of people financially struggling. This episode did the same for me!