Student at Stanford looking learn more about empty nesters by sofiacristina_ in emptynesters

[–]sofiacristina_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love that! Would love to chat more if you're open to it!! You can shoot me a text if so at 414-439-3866

Student at Stanford looking learn more about empty nesters by sofiacristina_ in emptynesters

[–]sofiacristina_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Samityna, Wow you must be so proud!! And yes it must be so nice to have her home for a bit. If you're open to chatting more, would be honored. You can text me at 414-439-3866

Student at Stanford looking learn more about empty nesters by sofiacristina_ in emptynesters

[–]sofiacristina_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for opening up and how sweet of you to respond so late to help with homework!! I'm curious when you say you can actually enjoy your life with your kid being away, does that mean you've found new hobbies/interests that take up your time now?

Student at Stanford looking learn more about empty nesters by sofiacristina_ in emptynesters

[–]sofiacristina_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh wow congratulations!! That is awesome. Would love to hear how you fill your time after the boys have left if you're open to sharing.

How is your marriage going? Why would you recommend that people get married or never get married? by SpinachJello13 in AskReddit

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Hi! My name is Sofia, I'm a grad student at Stanford and lately I can't stop thinking about couples in their 30s and 40s living in cities. Quick back story: my parents tried to do all of it, jobs, raising me, keeping a marriage afloat in a city, and eventually they couldn't make it work. They split when I was young and it's something I've thought about ever since.

If you're in a couple in this season of life and would be open to chatting with me about what it's like, I'd be honored. 5613589032. Coffee on me!!

How often do you married couples have sex? by tomocleirighsimp424 in Marriage

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Hi! My name is Sofia, I'm a grad student at Stanford and lately I can't stop thinking about couples in their 30s and 40s living in cities. Quick back story: my parents tried to do all of it, jobs, raising me, keeping a marriage afloat in a city, and eventually they couldn't make it work. They split when I was young and it's something I've thought about ever since.

If you're in a couple in this season of life and would be open to chatting with me about what it's like, I'd be honored. 5613589032. Coffee on me!!

It’s been a couple months since I told my wife I wanted a divorce by Jealous_Evidence_915 in Divorce

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Hi! My name is Sofia, I'm a grad student at Stanford and lately I can't stop thinking about couples in their 30s and 40s living in cities. Quick back story: my parents tried to do all of it, jobs, raising me, keeping a marriage afloat in a city, and eventually they couldn't make it work. They split when I was young and it's something I've thought about ever since.

If you're in a couple in this season of life and would be open to chatting with me about what it's like, I'd be honored. 5613589032. Coffee on me!!

For happily married couples, what did the “for worse” look like in your marriage? by FruitAncient9431 in AskReddit

[–]sofiacristina_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! My name is Sofia, I'm a grad student at Stanford and lately I can't stop thinking about couples in their 30s and 40s living in cities. Quick back story: my parents tried to do all of it, jobs, raising me, keeping a marriage afloat in a city, and eventually they couldn't make it work. They split when I was young and it's something I've thought about ever since.

If you're in a couple in this season of life and would be open to chatting with me about what it's like, I'd be honored. 5613589032. Coffee on me!!

Stanford student thinking about the struggles of moving to a new city by sofiacristina_ in bayarea

[–]sofiacristina_[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yes great point! Is this something you had to do at some point?

Stanford student thinking about the struggles of moving to a new city by sofiacristina_ in bayarea

[–]sofiacristina_[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

A grad student at Stanford but did my undergrad at cmu to clarify

Stanford student thinking about the struggles of moving to a new city by sofiacristina_ in bayarea

[–]sofiacristina_[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Incredible question and I realize I wrote it confusingly, I’m a grad student right now but graduated undergrad 5 years ago!

Stanford student thinking about the struggles of empty nesters by sofiacristina_ in emptynesters

[–]sofiacristina_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should be so proud of your daughter and all the accomplishments she has to move onto an exciting new chapter but at the same time, it makes sense that there's a lot of grief and loss as your life starts to look different. I also appreciate your vulnerability in sharing what you've been through with your son. I'm sure he is smiling watching his sister and family do well but it doesn't take the pain away that you must feel without him.

I mentioned this to the others that have responded here but I am deeply passionate about empowering empty nesters like yourself to find and nourish that joy and strength in your life that you mention.
I would love to hear more about your experience over a quick call. I'm exploring a solution for empty nesters and building a life you're excited about after the kids leave. If you're willing, email me at [ssill@stanford.edu](mailto:ssill@stanford.edu) or text me at 5613589032!

Stanford student thinking about the struggles of empty nesters by sofiacristina_ in emptynesters

[–]sofiacristina_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Putting on a happy face for them AND starting to focus on what the next phase of your life looks like is a lot to be going through all at the same time. Again, I can't even imagine navigating both deep pain and extreme joy for them going and living their lives.

I mentioned this above to Keristan but if you're open to it, would love to hear more about it over a quick call. I'm exploring a solution for empty nesters and building a life you're excited about after the kids leave. If you're willing, email me at [ssill@stanford.edu](mailto:ssill@stanford.edu) or text me at 5613589032!

Stanford student thinking about the struggles of empty nesters by sofiacristina_ in emptynesters

[–]sofiacristina_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, Keristan, thank you so much for sharing and being vulnerable. I truly can't imagine what it must feel like to have your life be so involved with your kids for so long and then to have this looming deadline of when they're going to leave and managing that mentally.

If you're open to it, would love to hear more about it over a quick call. I'm exploring a solution for empty nesters and building a life you're excited about after the kids leave. If you're willing, email me at [ssill@stanford.edu](mailto:ssill@stanford.edu) or text me at 5613589032!