Hey Lifers!

It's Thursday which means it's time for us to jump into your dilemmas and give our 'lived in, sisterly' advice on what we think you should do!

Today we're looking at:
My partner has started their own business and is financially irresponsible. I've just found out that they borrowed $10k off of my dad without telling me. I'm not really sure how I can move forward.



My friend has asked me to be a bridesmaid and has recently started making comments about my ACNE. Things like "you'll need to wear really thick makeup' and 'no close up photos of you' because it doesn't fit the aesthetic. Should I bring this up with her or let it slide? *note- we get pretty fucking mad in this one!



My boyfriend says that he loves me but he's not in love with me. Do I end the relationship now or push through?



If you have a question, please send it in on insta at lifeuncutpodcast and we would LOVE to hear your follow ups if we have answered a question in the past!




Tell your mum, tell your dad, tell your dog, tell your friend and share the love because we love love!!

xx

Hey Lifers!It's Thursday which means it's time for us to jump into your dilemmas and give our 'lived in, sisterly' advice on what we think you should do!Today we're looking at:<ul><li>My partner has started their own business and is financially irresponsible. I've just found out that they borrowed $10k off of my dad without telling me. I'm not really sure how I can move forward.</li></ul> <ul><li>My friend has asked me to be a bridesmaid and has recently started making comments about my ACNE. Things like "you'll need to wear really thick makeup' and 'no close up photos of you' because it doesn't fit the aesthetic. Should I bring this up with her or let it slide? *note- we get pretty fucking mad in this one!</li></ul> <ul>
<li>My boyfriend says that he loves me but he's not in love with me. Do I end the relationship now or push through?</li>
<li> </li>
</ul>If you have a question, please send it in on insta at lifeuncutpodcast and we would LOVE to hear your follow ups if we have answered a question in the past! Tell your mum, tell your dad, tell your dog, tell your friend and share the love because we love love!!xx

Talking all things love, life, lust, and a bunch of other stuff. Nothing is off limits in this podcast that navigates relationships and dating in the modern day. Brought to you by two bachelor finalists Brittany Hockley and Laura Byrne.

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ASK UNCUT - I love you... but I'm not IN LOVE with you

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Welcome back to ask uncut where we unpack some of your deep and pressing dilemmas! 

Vibes and unsubscribes for the week:

Britt - Incels podcast 

Laura - Picture Postie 

Keeshia - The Beast In Me on Netflix 



MY BOYFRIEND TAKES VIAGRA BUT HE DOESN’T KNOW THAT I KNOW
I’ve been with my boyfriend for 6 months and we have a healthy sex life. There’s been a couple of occasions where he has struggled to maintain an erection and he occasionally brushes it off as just a performance thing. The other day when I was at his house, I noticed a pack of used viagra on his bathroom counter. Now I honestly don’t mind that he uses viagra as personally I just see it as an aid to our healthy sex life. But my question is should I tell him I know he takes it? I don’t want him to feel insecure that he needs to take it if I bring it up. But I also feel like he shouldn’t have to hide it from me as I really don’t mind if he takes it. Help a sister out, to tell him I know or continue just having great sex without him knowing I know

IS IT NORMAL TO SPEAK TO AN EX?
My ex and I were in a relationship for 8 years. First love, high school sweethearts type of thing and were engaged for a year before it ended tumultuously. A lot of things were left unresolved with no closure. We never spoke to each other since, until now. Fast forward 6 years and he’s appeared on my socials. Now I’ve been married for 2 years and he’s been in a relationship for 3. We’ve cleared the air about how things ended and have genuinely seemed to have formed a friendship again and catching up on each other’s life. I don’t know if his girlfriend knows, but I haven’t told my husband. For context, we’ve had our own issues the last 6 months so it wouldn’t be ideal. My question is can you have a platonic relationship with an ex or am I setting myself up for a disaster

HUSBAND HAS BEEN SEX CHATTING OUR WHOLE MARRIAGE
I’ve been with my husband for 13 years and we have 3 year old twins. For content- our relationship has been really really rocky ever since the babies were born. I take full responsibility for my part of it and I’m well aware of my personal issues and the fact that I sometimes can be a pain in the ass and difficult to live with (so is he obviously). We’ve been talking things through several times and agreed to stay married because deep down we know that we love each other. We’ve just bought a new bigger house and we both saw that as new, clean beginning

Now to my dilemma. A couple of weeks ago, I accidentally looked at my husband's phone (not intentionally looking for something “bad”) and discovered an app installed on his phone that’s only used for sexchatting. I confronted him with this and he admitted that he’s been sex-chatting with other girls for most of our time together, basically since 2012. Even though our relationship was fantastic (before kids) and our sex life pretty awesome, especially in the early years. All these years, he’s been doing it behind my back. Chatting with other girls, sending naked pictures of himself, receiving videos etc etc. He says he stopped doing this a couple of years ago (but I find that hard to believe- why was the app still on his phone) and he’s stubbornly insisting that this doesn’t constitute cheating. To him - this is equivalent to watching porn. This makes me even more sad and angry. I’m totally devastated. I feel grossed out and I do consider this cheating. Just the thought of him doing this while we were newly weds etc makes me sick.

I’m absolutely sure that I do not want to divorce him, mostly because of our children. I can’t stand the thought of not seeing my babies every other week. I really want to forgive him and move on from this- but how?? How can I trust he’s never going to do this again, knowing that it’s been going on for years. I’ve suggested couple counselling but he’s hesitant. I would love to hear your thoughts on this. Much love from a devoted listener all the way from Sweden! (Would like to remain anonymous:)

SHOULD I INVITE MY SISTER TO MY WEDDING?
My partner and I are getting married next year, and we’re clashing over one major guest decision: my sister. To put it simply, my sister has caused a lot of hurt and conflict for me and my parents over the past eight years. She struggles with alcoholism, often makes everything about herself, and shows strong narcissistic tendencies.
I initially said I would invite her because she’s my sister, but my partner is firmly against it and honestly, I understand why. Every time I’ve seen her in recent years, it’s ended in drama, usually fuelled by alcohol, and I’m left upset and in tears. She hasn’t really shown up for me in any meaningful way and has even taken advantage of me financially.
My partner keeps reminding me that our wedding day should be about us, and he’d hate for her to ruin it. I know he has a point, but I still feel guilty at the idea of not inviting her even though our relationship is strained and unpredictable. I’d hate for her to cause drama on our day, especially when alcohol will be served.

 

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Welcome back to ask uncut where we unpack some of your deep and pressing dilemmas!&nbsp;
Vibes and unsubscribes for the week:
Britt - <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/incels/id1839954152">Incels podcast&nbsp;</a>
Laura - <a href="https://www.picturepostie.com/">Picture Postie&nbsp;</a>
Keeshia - <a href="https://www.netflix.com/title/81427733">The Beast In Me on Netflix&nbsp; </a>
MY BOYFRIEND TAKES VIAGRA BUT HE DOESN&rsquo;T KNOW THAT I KNOW I&rsquo;ve been with my boyfriend for 6 months and we have a healthy sex life. There&rsquo;s been a couple of occasions where he has struggled to maintain an erection and he occasionally brushes it off as just a performance thing. The other day when I was at his house, I noticed a pack of used viagra on his bathroom counter. Now I honestly don&rsquo;t mind that he uses viagra as personally I just see it as an aid to our healthy sex life. But my question is should I tell him I know he takes it? I don&rsquo;t want him to feel insecure that he needs to take it if I bring it up. But I also feel like he shouldn&rsquo;t have to hide it from me as I really don&rsquo;t mind if he takes it. Help a sister out, to tell him I know or continue just having great sex without him knowing I know
IS IT NORMAL TO SPEAK TO AN EX? My ex and I were in a relationship for 8 years. First love, high school sweethearts type of thing and were engaged for a year before it ended tumultuously. A lot of things were left unresolved with no closure. We never spoke to each other since, until now. Fast forward 6 years and he&rsquo;s appeared on my socials. Now I&rsquo;ve been married for 2 years and he&rsquo;s been in a relationship for 3. We&rsquo;ve cleared the air about how things ended and have genuinely seemed to have formed a friendship again and catching up on each other&rsquo;s life. I don&rsquo;t know if his girlfriend knows, but I haven&rsquo;t told my husband. For context, we&rsquo;ve had our own issues the last 6 months so it wouldn&rsquo;t be ideal. My question is can you have a platonic relationship with an ex or am I setting myself up for a disaster
HUSBAND HAS BEEN SEX CHATTING OUR WHOLE MARRIAGE I&rsquo;ve been with my husband for 13 years and we have 3 year old twins. For content- our relationship has been really really rocky ever since the babies were born. I take full responsibility for my part of it and I&rsquo;m well aware of my personal issues and the fact that I sometimes can be a pain in the ass and difficult to live with (so is he obviously). We&rsquo;ve been talking things through several times and agreed to stay married because deep down we know that we love each other. We&rsquo;ve just bought a new bigger house and we both saw that as new, clean beginning
Now to my dilemma. A couple of weeks ago, I accidentally looked at my husband's phone (not intentionally looking for something &ldquo;bad&rdquo;) and discovered an app installed on his phone that&rsquo;s only used for sexchatting. I confronted him with this and he admitted that he&rsquo;s been sex-chatting with other girls for most of our time together, basically since 2012. Even though our relationship was fantastic (before kids) and our sex life pretty awesome, especially in the early years. All these years, he&rsquo;s been doing it behind my back. Chatting with other girls, sending naked pictures of himself, receiving videos etc etc.&nbsp;He says he stopped doing this a couple of years ago (but I find that hard to believe- why was the app still on his phone) and he&rsquo;s stubbornly insisting that this doesn&rsquo;t constitute cheating. To him - this is equivalent to watching porn. This makes me even more sad and angry. I&rsquo;m totally devastated. I feel grossed out and I do consider this cheating. Just the thought of him doing this while we were newly weds etc makes me sick.
I&rsquo;m absolutely sure that I do not want to divorce him, mostly because of our children. I can&rsquo;t stand the thought of not seeing my babies every other week. I really want to forgive him and move on from this- but how?? How can I trust he&rsquo;s never going to do this again, knowing that it&rsquo;s been going on for years. I&rsquo;ve suggested couple counselling but he&rsquo;s hesitant. I would love to hear your thoughts on this. Much love from a devoted listener all the way from Sweden! (Would like to remain anonymous:)
SHOULD I INVITE MY SISTER TO MY WEDDING? My partner and I are getting married next year, and we&rsquo;re clashing over one major guest decision: my sister. To put it simply, my sister has caused a lot of hurt and conflict for me and my parents over the past eight years. She struggles with alcoholism, often makes everything about herself, and shows strong narcissistic tendencies. I initially said I would invite her because she&rsquo;s my sister, but my partner is firmly against it and honestly, I understand why. Every time I&rsquo;ve seen her in recent years, it&rsquo;s ended in drama, usually fuelled by alcohol, and I&rsquo;m left upset and in tears. She hasn&rsquo;t really shown up for me in any meaningful way and has even taken advantage of me financially. My partner keeps reminding me that our wedding day should be about us, and he&rsquo;d hate for her to ruin it. I know he has a point, but I still feel guilty at the idea of not inviting her even though our relationship is strained and unpredictable. I&rsquo;d hate for her to cause drama on our day, especially when alcohol will be served.
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Ask Uncut - My Boyfriend's Secret Viagra & Sex-Chatting Husband

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We’ve done a lot of episodes about dating in the past. We’ve actually done a few about dating with today’s guest! But we’ve recently had a bit of feedback that some of you in the dating scene are really struggling to find the motivation to keep dating at the moment. Some of you feel exhausted. Others feel a bit hopeless, and it turns out, you’re not alone. There has been a big cultural shift in what women want when it comes to dating and it’s got a trendy new name - “chalant dating”.

To break it down with us we have friend of the podcast Logan Ury here! Logan is a Harvard trained behavioural scientist, dating expert, author, host of Netflix’s“The Later Daters,” and Hinge's lead Relationship Scientist. Logan has spent years and years unpacking the science behind dating and finding successful relationships. 

We speak about:
The dating trends that we’re going to see in 2026
What is chalant dating?
Why do we want chalant dating more than what a potential future partner might earn or even look like?
Why there seems to be a mismatch in expectations between men and women
The toilet paper test
The actual green flags around planning energy we should look for
What are the ‘successful’ people doing on dating apps at the moment?
Do you feel like you’re ‘undateable?’
The steps you can take if you’re feeling burnout from dating
The switch from a ‘soulmate’ mindset to a ‘work it out’ mindset
How AI will change the dating landscape
Summer dating trends, cuffing season and what we tend to see when it gets colder
The most popular day of the year on dating apps is coming up really soon

You can find more from Logan at her website and her Instagram 
You can read the whole report from Hinge here 



You can find some of our previous episodes with Logan cloud And here 

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Hosted by Britt Hockley & Keeshia Pettit 

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Video Produced by Vanessa Beckford

Recorded on Cammeraygal Land

Tell your mum, tell your dad, tell your dog, tell your friend and share the love because WE LOVE LOVE! Xx

We&rsquo;ve done a lot of episodes about dating in the past. We&rsquo;ve actually done a few about dating with today&rsquo;s guest! But we&rsquo;ve recently had a bit of feedback that some of you in the dating scene are really struggling to find the motivation to keep dating at the moment. Some of you feel exhausted. Others feel a bit hopeless, and it turns out, you&rsquo;re not alone. There has been a big cultural shift in what women want when it comes to dating and it&rsquo;s got a trendy new name - &ldquo;chalant dating&rdquo;. To break it down with us we have friend of the podcast Logan Ury here! Logan is a Harvard trained behavioural scientist, dating expert, author, host of Netflix&rsquo;s&ldquo;The Later Daters,&rdquo; and Hinge's lead Relationship Scientist. Logan has spent years and years unpacking the science behind dating and finding successful relationships.&nbsp;
We speak about:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">The dating trends that we&rsquo;re going to see in 2026</li>
<li aria-level="1">What is chalant dating?</li>
<li aria-level="1">Why do we want chalant dating more than what a potential future partner might earn or even look like?</li>
<li aria-level="1">Why there seems to be a mismatch in expectations between men and women</li>
<li aria-level="1">The toilet paper test</li>
<li aria-level="1">The actual green flags around planning energy we should look for</li>
<li aria-level="1">What are the &lsquo;successful&rsquo; people doing on dating apps at the moment?</li>
<li aria-level="1">Do you feel like you&rsquo;re &lsquo;undateable?&rsquo;</li>
<li aria-level="1">The steps you can take if you&rsquo;re feeling burnout from dating</li>
<li aria-level="1">The switch from a &lsquo;soulmate&rsquo; mindset to a &lsquo;work it out&rsquo; mindset</li>
<li aria-level="1">How AI will change the dating landscape</li>
<li aria-level="1">Summer dating trends, cuffing season and what we tend to see when it gets colder</li>
<li aria-level="1">The most popular day of the year on dating apps is coming up really soon</li>
</ul>
You can find more from Logan at her <a href="https://www.loganury.com/">website</a>&nbsp;and her <a href="https://www.instagram.com/loganury/">Instagram </a> You can read the whole report from <a href="https://hinge.co/newsroom/cuffing-season-2025">Hinge here</a>&nbsp; 
You can find some of our previous episodes with Logan <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voS4mCFcZNo">cloud </a>And&nbsp;<a href="http://omny.fm/shows/life-uncut/how-to-not-die-alone-with-logan-ury">here</a>&nbsp; <a href="http://omny.fm/shows/life-uncut/how-to-not-die-alone-with-logan-ury"></a>You can watch us on<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@lifeuncutpodcast/featured"> Youtube</a>
Find us on<a href="https://www.instagram.com/lifeuncutpodcast/?hl=en"> Instagram</a>
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Hosted by<a href="https://www.instagram.com/brittany_hockley/?hl=en"> Britt Hockley</a> &amp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/keeshiapettit/?hl=en"> Keeshia Pettit</a>&nbsp;
Produced by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/keeshiapettit/?hl=en">Keeshia Pettit</a>
Video Produced by Vanessa Beckford
Recorded on Cammeraygal Land
Tell your mum, tell your dad, tell your dog, tell your friend and share the love because WE LOVE LOVE! Xx

Why Is Everyone Craving “Chalant Dating?” Uncut with Logan Ury

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To our beautiful Bondi community, to all Jewish Australians and to everyone affected we are beyond devastated by what happened last night. Because of last night's terror attack on our community there has been a change to our usual Life Uncut scheduling. 

There is no place for antisemitism or violence of any kind in Australia - we stand for humanity for all. 

 

To our beautiful Bondi community, to all Jewish Australians and to everyone affected we are beyond devastated by what happened last night. Because of last night's terror attack on our community there has been a change to our usual Life Uncut scheduling.&nbsp;
There is no place for antisemitism or violence of any kind in Australia - we stand for humanity for all.&nbsp;
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Bondi, Our Hearts Are Broken

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