Jun 1, 2026 · 51 min · 13 segments
In this episode, the Gossip Bures chat about the traditional expectations placed on girls and the total freedom enjoyed by the boys.
Right, so girls, so we've had a different number of topics about what age girls should get married and education.
But I really want to ask you, what's your family like? What is it for the girls and what is it for the boys? How strict is it? For me, I think it's a tiny bit more stricter for the girls than it would be for the boys.
What about you, Shannon?
Yeah, I feel the same right now, to be honest, because my family is very strict on me, even though I'm the oldest.
But my brother, my youngest brother, he's 17 and he still has a say over me.
My family is very strict.
There's not certain things that I can do, do you get me?
Yeah.
And what about you, Annabelle? How is your family? I can get a load of cream.
My mother's not straight.
I get a load of cream.
And, like, are you left to go to, like, concerts and...
No, not that.
OK, OK.
I love going to the shop my own and I like going anywhere, but it's not the same.
But they trust you, like, they trust you.
Yeah, they trust you.
That's good, though.
Because certain people don't, like, they don't, like, they really don't, and they don't believe you, like, when you say you're a such-and-such.
No, no, no.
Whereas with my family now...
My family is very, very easy going.
I go to concerts.
I'm let drink, stuff like that.
Right, so girls, so we've had a different number of topics about what age girls should get married and education.
But I really want to ask you, what's your family like? What is it for the girls and what is it for the boys? How strict is it? For me, I think it's a tiny bit more stricter for the girls than it would be for the boys.
What about you, Shannon?
Yeah, I feel the same right now, to be honest, because my family is very strict on me, even though I'm the oldest.
But my brother, my youngest brother, he's 17 and he still has a say over me.
My family is very strict.
There's not certain things that I can do, do you get me?
Yeah.
And what about you, Annabelle? How is your family? I can get a load of cream.
My mother's not straight.
I get a load of cream.
And, like, are you left to go to, like, concerts and...
No, not that.
OK, OK.
I love going to the shop my own and I like going anywhere, but it's not the same.
But they trust you, like, they trust you.
Yeah, they trust you.
That's good, though.
Because certain people don't, like, they don't, like, they really don't, and they don't believe you, like, when you say you're a such-and-such.
No, no, no.
Whereas with my family now...
My family is very, very easy going.
I go to concerts.
I'm let drink, stuff like that.
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