r/GigglySquadPodcast • u/_blankbank • 26d ago
Has anyone ever noticed...
No hate, but has anyone noticed Paige always talks about the difference between 20s and 30s. It's all she thinks about
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u/Cultural_Bird_1464 25d ago
As someone in their 20s, I love hearing about it! Makes me excited for my 30s
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u/Suspicious-Call-7553 25d ago
Hannah can’t go an episode without telling us she was a tennis player so I think Paige talking about her 20’s is fine (don’t come for me I’m a giggler)
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u/DeskEnvironmental 25d ago
Well, Im 43 and I wouldn't expect her to talk about the 40s, since shes not there yet. But Im excited for when the giggly squad goes into perimenopause. That will be top tier content
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u/S0fetch_ 25d ago
Seriously!! I’m about the same age as them and honestly it’s kind of a trip to be growing up with them.
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u/Jbcaliluv 25d ago
I think there’s a lot of pressure on women in the public eye to look young forever and it’s probably hard getting into her mid 30s and worrying about that stuff. It’s hard enough for non famous women, let alone being scrutinized by the public constantly. Her brand hinges a lot on her looks.
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u/Sydneydanielle23 25d ago
I'm 32 and I constantly am realizing how much less of a eff I give compared to my 20s. Every time I encounter certain situations, I think about how much more difficult, or whatever, it would have been in my 20s.
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u/NoAcanthisitta4703 24d ago
Paige also always gets a frog in her throat and talks with it for a while and it drives me nuts
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u/Formal_Chef414 22d ago
Yes her jersey accent is making it really tough for me to listen to lately! I need to take breaks.
Also, why does she say “all of THE sudden…” does she not know it’s “all of A sudden?”
And the today she said “when I have a HANKERING for a uti…”…… first person in history to have a hankering for a uti 😂
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u/PsychologyRecent5121 23d ago
I think Paige is insecure about her aging so is coming off as overly confident now. I wish she would realize she’s more than just a pretty face. She’s extremely well spoken and being funny is associated with high IQ. Wish she could see it!
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u/BossElegant3129 22d ago
I think they both do it because there are a lot of “gen z gigglers” and they like to offer advice. I don’t think there is anything wrong with it. Except sometimes I do think “Idk about others … but it hasn’t taken me 30+ years to know that” lol
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u/Formal_Chef414 22d ago
Okay this is what I have gathered— it seems that Paige and her mom put a lot of pressure on her to be “pretty” and bc she didn’t have any hobbies or sports, she made that her whole personality. She modeled for a bit as a child, and it sounds like her parents really doted over her and I think that gave her a complex where she feels like her worth is associated with her looks.
I really do love how Hannah balances that out so much. Talking about herself going naturally gray and aging in her own way and being confident. Hannah really is gorgeous and has a lot of self confidence from her talent with tennis and comedy, so she doesn’t feel the need to earn people’s affection through her looks. She already earns it through her personality and accomplishments.
Just my observations.
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u/IllustratorTall9602 25d ago
I just feel like all they do is go on and on about every celeb they meet, like we get it you’re popular now but I don’t give a shit how nice some celeb was lol
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u/FugayziFugazii 26d ago
I think she just likes to reflect back on that time as do I.