Shut up rings, shut up moves & the fine line between nagging and communication.

Delilah has been kicked out of dog school. Again!
Britt shares how she feels like it's a reflection of her and it turns out that pretty privilege also exists in the canine world!
Very sadly, Laura's nan passed away last week. We speak about the concept of the 'rally' where people in the last stage of life seem to have the fog lifted. Laura got to enjoy this moment with her nana.
Have you ever heard of a shut up ring? What about a shut up move?
We unpack these ideas and how we determine where the line between nagging and good communication is.
Is it always ‘if they wanted to he would’ or do some people need prompting?
Whether you feel satisfied with a shut up move because you got what you wanted, just not in the way that you wanted it.
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Hosted by Britt Hockley & Laura Byrne
Produced by Keeshia Pettit
Video Edited by Vanessa Beckford
Recorded on Cammeraygal Land

[@Kthx881]

I’m with Laura on this one. When is it an “ultimatum” vs setting timeline/boundaries. Her example of her friend is so on point. Most times partners (often women in heterosexual relationships) will share their expectations but the other party doesn’t “listen”, “hear it”, or take it to heart.
Also, appreciate the introspection but definitely thought there was too much leeway given to the person lacking action or “given ultimatum”.

[@MrsAnderson-gl5gw]

Can we please get an explanation as to why you edited Ben 8 times, when he answered your question about how how marriage would work long distance. The clip of all those edits will be in the vaults of all gossip media, just waiting.