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At 63, Mulaney finds herself alone, having envisioned a different future: "married with two wonderful children, living in a house in the countryside." She describes paying a heavy price for what she calls her "liberation," lamenting that feminism has not delivered what it promised. Instead of happiness, she has obtained career success as a writer and broadcaster but lacks the companionship, marriage, and family she once dreamed of. Her regret is palpable: feminism, as she acknowledges, "entirely was wrong about what you wanted out of your life."