Quiet The Clock Podcast

Join actor, host, and content creator Sarah Pribis in a captivating discussion about her bold decision to freeze embryos amidst the uncertainties of motherhood. Sarah shares how she learned about options for fertility preservation through reality TV and ultimately decided to freeze embryos herself. She goes on to share that she still does not have a clear answer about motherhood for herself yet but this process has allowed her and her partner more time to get clear on that decision.

Beth and Sarah delve into the societal pressures surrounding these decisions, emphasizing the importance of surrendering to the unknown. The conversation explores the value of age and personal growth, touching on relationship dynamics and the significance of embracing diverse life paths free from societal expectations. As the episode unfolds, Sarah imparts valuable advice to approach life with curiosity, fostering an open-minded perspective over judgment. Tune in to this insightful conversation as Sarah shares how she navigates the complexities of life, fertility, and self-discovery. 

Quotes:

Sarah Pribis – “I was turning 36 and the clock was ticking. I didn’t have an answer yet, and I don’t think it’s right to bring a child into the world if I don’t know that answer.”

Sarah Pribis – “A lot of my life consisted of checking boxes and not actually asking myself what I wanted. Getting sober was the first time I was really able to ask myself what I want.”

Sarah Pribis – “Anytime I’ve tried to force something, it doesn’t go great. But when I stay open and go with the flow, that is when amazing things come my way.”

Sarah Pribis – “I’m just so appreciative for other people telling their stories because it helps me realize that I’m not alone.”

Sarah Pribis – “Every year that I get older, I feel more confident, beautiful, successful, smart—all of those things.”

Sarah Pribis – “I have never been happier; I know myself more. I’m so grateful I gave myself time to figure it out because I’m knowing myself better every year.”

Sarah Pribis – “What’s available to us is so much bigger than we could possibly wrap our brains around.”Beth Gulotta – “We miss a lot, and that could apply to dating, to moving locations, to so many areas of life.”

 

Key Points:

– The language used to describe relationships can be confusing and may not accurately reflect the dynamics of a partnership.

– Opinions and expectations from others about marriage and having children should not dictate one’s own choices and happiness.

– It is important to normalize different journeys and paths in life, as everyone’s experiences are unique.

– Approaching life with curiosity and open-mindedness can lead to unexpected and fulfilling experiences.

– Embracing detours and being open to new opportunities can lead to personal growth and happiness.

– Expanding perspectives and challenging narrow-mindedness can reveal a world of possibilities.

– Living life on your own terms and following your own path is essential for personal fulfillment and happiness.

 

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