Show Notes
In this episode of Synced, Monica and Liz discuss how female friendships have evolved since their twenties, Monica shares her experience with a matchmaker, and they ponder the value of casual sex. They answer listener questions on handling political differences amongst partners, how to claim baby names, and addressing hot girl energy on a plane.
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