Who's more forgiving in relationships? | Hush Podcast

[@nicholasyeam]

THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME GUYS. This is proof to always keep manifesting and you will achieve your dreams (i.e. appear on Hush Podcast).

[@Q.lyqian]

LOLOL

[@itsclarityco]

WEW THANK YOU COMING ON! 🤩

[@sleepy_dobe]

Haha....Nic finally made it to the Hush podcast.....

[@meganee9176]

nick adds such a fun element to these girly discussions i LOVE it 🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@yukisnoww]

Nic's finally here AHAHA Agree on the parents' thing too, they didn't know better. What we siblings did for our parents (at least after we grew up), was we called them out on these behaviors sometimes, but just to make them more aware of it. I think even at their age, it's not too late to reflect on these behaviors and improve on it. 14:00 same response as Nic and Azura... it's my no.1 big NO NO, even w/o kids. I can relate with Azura, same mindset on relationships, I give my best, but I can move on really fast too. I think it's a principles-based decision, because I've thought about it extensively prior to getting in one and also seen how many people waste too many years of their 'prime' salvaging an unlikely/lost relationship. 28:08 That too, that's one of my criteria(s), talking about difficult topics. I observe a lot of people actively avoid these, like they just shut off, not just guys though and it definitely doesn't help things. As mentioned, simply communicating is not enough, you have communicate well, validate each other's views and not be dismissive. Also, it helps to remind that, the end goal of it all is walking out of it better, together ; a common goal. Going about it with this in mind helps one to be less defensive when going about it.

[@itsclarityco]

thank you for sharing your perspective!

[@Germaine4254]

me the whole time watching: you forgive, you forget but you never let it, GO! iykyk XD

[@Harrace]

as someone who is clueless in relationships in the mid 20s (yes never been in one) I'm learning a lot from you guys, emotional intelligence is a very important aspect for me personally and understanding others' perspectives on this especially within sg is enlightening 😝

[@sophiaisabelle027]

We appreciate your insights. Keep working hard.

[@kencolamum6097]

Forgive for ur own happiness ❤ with love

[@jerlyntang]

was waiting for nic to come on after he subtly begged germaine on hop pod

[@nicholasyeam]

Not very subtle.

[@jimw8615]

It’s seems to me most of them only like to see things from their perspective. A wiser person also see things from the other angle to have a better overall picture of the issue. Looking at the intent & not jus the action is a good one. It show your maturity.

[@DemocritusLam]

they came thru from the last episode

[@allie_t4418]

Can somebody identify what watch Germaine is wearing?

[@kencolamum6097]

@hazl please understand to parent . Father n mother should know what happening to their kids . Then they can guide to kids ❤ with love

[@joshualee8151]

it was something between them.... and i personally dont think it was super important to tell the father... its not like the "R" word or her getting pregnant.. that needs to be told to the father... stressing over school work isnt a big thing... but her thinking that was an actual trauma is a bit to much kdrama LOL

[@yukisnoww]

What if I told you...GU is technically uniqlo, same parent company :)

[@arsenal_84]

Forgive and forget still doesn't solve the underlying issue. Most ppl nowadays will go with forgive but never forget and that why most rs will still eventually ends.

[@qilimercurial5116]

Women will never forgive.