Sarah Pascoe

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2,157 appearances 11 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 5d ago

Sarah Pascoe’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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They have a really intense friendship and then it blows apart.
Like she doesn't know how to maintain friendships, which is, again, a sort of classic neurodiverse thing.
Why do you keep bullying her?
I know, she takes everything as bullying, especially towards the end when she gets, the mum becomes older and we see, you know, we follow the narrator into adulthood and having to care and living away from a mother and having to like visit and sort out housing and things like that.
it's not like a joyful read the relationship becomes completely the child becomes the parent and she just starts behaving even more like a small child and you see how vulnerable this woman is like she's always been vulnerable she was vulnerable when she was supposedly looking after her but she at least like put food on the table and got her dressed and now she doesn't even do that you realise oh that's
She can't even, she can't do, she can't parent this child.
Yeah, I wrote that bit down as well.
I was like, oh God.
Why can't it be me?
But again, it's like that sort of childish attitude to life of like...
I don't understand.
There's no like, okay, so I'm a grown-up, so what do I have to do?
It's very victim-y.
Entitled.
Mm.
It's like a child being like, oh, it's smashed.
And you're like, yeah, you've got to pick it up.
But she's just so... But again, really emotionally stunted.
She seems like a five-year-old sometimes.
The later conversations when she accuses of, you're teasing me, you're bullying me, and turns her mouth down and pouts.
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