Breaking Up is Hard To Do - Allie Schnacky and Natasha Bure
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What is the theme of the podcast episode?
Season nine is Girls Under Pressure, and my guest hosts are Ali Schnacki and Natasha Bure. Come join us. Hi, ladies. Hi. Hey. Today, we're talking about breaking up is hard to do. Breaking up. Breaking up could be in relationships. It could be breaking up with friendships, in school, even your parents. No, don't ever leave, guys. Don't leave. You want me to leave all the time. This is true. I don't know what she's talking about. I never leave. She could not get rid of me quicker. Well, you were a little Miss Independent. Yes, I was. You needed to fly. Do you still live at home, Allie?
How does Allie Schnacky handle engagement and family transitions?
Yeah, I still live at home with all of my siblings and my parents. And honestly, I'm excited for this topic because I feel like it's so... It just fits with what I'm going through right now. Me and my boyfriend have been transitioning into getting engaged and just the whole idea of leaving my family. Wait, so you know you're getting engaged? Do tell, do tell. Okay, guys. So I'm a little different than the normal girl. Okay. I like wanted him to know that I was ready for him to ask me before he asked me. So I told him, just wait until I tell you that like I'm ready for you to ask me. And so just this last year. And you knew though that he was ready. You guys talked about this, that you were going to take steps. You were dating towards a goal of marriage.
Yeah. So me and my boyfriend, Austin, we've actually known each other since we were 14. Okay. And he's my brother's best friend. And then 2021, we went on our first date and we've just slowly been climbing since then. But he's been ready to be married to me for a long time. Okay. I'm more of the one I, y'all, this is like such a good topic for me because I'm a transition hater. I hate transitions. Okay. And so I think that fear of leaving my family and leaving the house and never having that back. Like, you know, everybody always says, once you leave, you never have it back. It's the blink of an eye. And like, I can't even remember what it was like with my siblings. I think that all of that fear over the years, just like maybe even kept me in a season a little too long. Wow.
I think there's probably a lot of people listening going, man, I wish I had kids that wanted to stay home forever. Or maybe they're saying like, well, I wish I felt that way about my family. Yeah. I can't wait to get out of here. That's a beautiful thing that you love your family so much. And it's actually the transition because of possibly leaving to get married. Right. nerve-wracking for you or um what I mean what word would you use to describe it I would say nerve-wracking but honestly as I as I really press in and like pray about what God's called me to do in this next season I really am just so comforted because all of the fears that I used to have about leaving my family and it almost feels like it feels like you're breaking up with them
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the theme of the podcast episode?
1:21–2:10
2
How does Allie Schnacky handle engagement and family transitions?
2:10–6:16
3
Why did Natasha Bure move to Dallas?
6:16–8:03
4
How does Natasha Bure view change and community?
8:03–14:04
5
What was Allie Schnacky's high school relationship experience?
14:04–19:04
6
How does Natasha Bure cope with family changes?
19:04–41:01