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1. Amanda presents a case for “summer rain” love—and rejects “lightning love” as the highest form of romantic love.
2. Glennon’s theory for when to speak up and when to shut up.
3. How Abby’s experience in a mostly male meeting showed her that “silent solidarity” is a cowardly lie.
4. The trick Glennon uses to communicate with highly sensitive kiddos. (Abby swears it works every time.)
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