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Ever notice how one small “no” can trigger a big emotional reaction? In this episode of Talk Ya Sh!t, we break down a raw listener letter asking why people get angry when you stop saying yes—and what those reactions really reveal about respect, boundaries, and hidden expectations.

We get real about the quiet cost of people pleasing: babysitting kids you didn’t agree to, giving rides you don’t want to give, handling favors that were never your responsibility. Then we flip the script and show you how to set boundaries without guilt, excuses, or overexplaining. You’ll learn how to say no clearly, repeat it calmly, change the subject to close the loop, and retrain your nervous system so anxiety doesn’t run the conversation.

The key takeaway is a simple but powerful challenge: identify the three people who ask the most from you—and tell each of them no this week. Watch the reactions. The people who respect your boundary are solid. The ones who guilt-trip, pressure, or disappear expose their true agenda.

This episode is blunt, funny, and unfiltered—real talk for anyone tired of being used, stretched thin, or taken for granted. If you want stronger self-respect, healthier relationships, and peace of mind at work and at home, tap play and try the challenge.

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