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Published 10:23 15 Jan 2023 GMT
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"I've spoken about this once. I have a system which I've had for 10 years. They're called 'special friends'.
"I spoke a couple of months ago about having 'special friends' and it was like, again, the world had fallen in for some people but actually what I found was there was an awful lot of women who said 'I'd never thought about it like this'."https://www.instagram.com/p/CnCBMsPI4aU/?hl=en
"The language around a woman of my generation is that if you had more than one partner when you got married, 'You were this, [and] you were that.' Everything was derogatory about a woman, that was the environment I was growing up in. It was like 'she's desperate', everything was judgmental.
"Well you can take all that and you can throw it out the window, that's my polite way of saying it."
"I live my life in chapters and this chapter, since I was about 50, so for the last decade or so, I’ve lived a life that is much freer, I’ve never felt freer. I have ignored looking for one person and I have a number of, what I call, special friends."She added: "This is a time to break this nonsense taboo, which is that a person should only be looking for one person that satisfies everything in their life.” Dermot O'Leary asked Vorderman how many special friends her diary permits and if they are "special friends to each other." She said: "They know about each other because it's a very honest relationship."
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