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Jun 30, 2026 21 min

Don't Be Such A Pxssy FFS!

from Dont Make Me Call Her Hosted by Grace Lam

People get offended by everything these days—and we’re over it. In today’s episode of DMMCH, we’re discussing why direct communication is being labeled as "rude" and how to find the middle ground when the world feels like it’s becoming increasingly fragile. We’re talking about the cultural clash of directness, the struggle of being "too blunt" in a "soft" society, and how to stop catering to everyone else’s fragility. If you’re tired of the constant eggshell-walking, hit play. What’s your take? Are we too sensitive, or has the world just changed? DM us your thoughts or drop a comment on our socials—we want to hear your side. For ‘What Would Grace Do?’ segment, don't forget to send in your dilemmas and problems via Instagram so we can give you our useless advice. If you are a small business owner with less than 3000 Instagram followers, DM me to get a small business shout-out! DMMCH podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube. Don't forget to rate and subscribe! Leave us a fun five-star review! Thank You. New episodes drop every Wednesday. Grab a cuppa and let’s get into it. Follow & talk to us on Instagram: @gracelamchats @gracelamstyle @jasoncapobiancophotography TikTok: @dontmakemecallher @gracelamstyle Hosts: Grace Lam and Jason Capobianco Produced by Herrrooo Production Music by Lindsay Lai ⁠⁠www.lindsaylai.com⁠⁠

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