Divorcees Won't Discuss Dating Lives for Kids' Sake

Elizabeth Chambers and Marissa Hermer are making a conscious effort to protect their children from the complexities of their post-divorce dating lives. Both mothers emphasized that their primary focus remains on their kids' emotional stability, stating that their children's peace is paramount. They are committed to shielding them from any discussions that might cause distress or trauma, particularly concerning their parents' romantic endeavors.

To further this goal and connect with other women navigating similar life stages, Chambers and Hermer have launched a new weekly podcast titled "The Dash." This platform will feature candid conversations about divorce, modern motherhood, and dating. While Chambers expressed a more direct approach to challenging the patriarchy, Hermer prefers a diplomatic stance, yet both are aligned in their mission to protect their children at all costs. Hermer has had direct conversations with her children about the podcast's content, clarifying it is not for them and warning them about potentially uncomfortable topics, like her dating life, to avoid grossing them out.