A recent discussion on the Hungarian program “Tabu” explored the reasons why women often feel a constant lack of time and struggle to prioritize rest. The conversation centered on the societal pressures placed upon women to handle everything, leading to feelings of overwhelm and guilt when attempting self-care. Participants questioned why women often don’t grant themselves permission to relax or take breaks. The program aimed to address the unsustainable nature of these expectations. The discussion highlighted a perceived need for systemic change to alleviate the burden on women. The program sought to initiate a broader conversation about gender roles and the importance of self-compassion. Ultimately, the segment focused on the detrimental effects of internalizing the belief that women must do it all.