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Stalkers, Friends, Parenting, and Crying Together (Patreon)

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2023-01-09 15:00:03
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2024-02

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Dr Kirk and Humberto answer your questions.

00:00 Stalkers, Friends, Parenting, and Crying Together
01:04 How can I handle a stalker?
14:17 OPP
16:45 What's a good way to make & maintain friendships?
42:16 Why are friend break ups so hard?
51:53 Is Turning Red a universal experience?
1:30:34 What happened during Berto's 25th Wedding Anniversary?

January 9, 2023

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Anonymous

This might not count, and different people likely interpret the movie differently, but from what I remember in the movie Spanglish: The mother tried desperately to clamp down on her daughter's individuation and in the end her daughter was appreciative of that and the audience was on board. I think that was the first movie I ever saw that really addressed problematic movie tropes about parenting and adultery and showed real life and mistakes and how to do your best to fix them with integrity. (From what I retained many years later, anyway.)

Anonymous

I would add about friendships, as someone who struggles with eye contact and making friends: socially awkward people sometimes pair really well with other socially awkward people. I find that I work well with people who just kinda accept my awkwardness. Or people who also don't make eye contact so we can just not look at each other together 😅. I also find a lot of value in online friendships. It's easier for me. But it can also be a nice stepping stone while you work on your irl friendships. And I think it's important to remember that a lot of people struggle with making friends. Everyone has periods in their life where they are more alone and isolated. You are not the only one and you are not alone in your struggle. There is nothing weird about you or wrong about you. With everything going on in everyday life and society it can just be a real challenge, even if you put aside being awkward or shy.