As the full moon rises, Aine and Sophia open a raw conversation on endings, beginnings, and the sacred pauses in between. They reflect on the unexpected choices that came with saying “no” to men, to parties, to Burning Man, and how those refusals created space for deeper alignment. In their stories of reorganizing closets instead of packing RVs, closing apartments instead of holding on, and navigating the bittersweet end of an era, we hear how contraction often precedes expansion, and how letting go can be its own form of magic. Together, they explore what it means to trust intuition during life’s turning points: when family shifts, business evolves, and intimacy asks to deepen. Through ritual, reflection, and honest dialogue, they invite us into the cozy frequency of fall, a season of nesting, integration, and preparation for what’s to come. This episode becomes less about loss and more about weaving new patterns of belonging, reminding us that every ending carries within it the seed of something better.