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EPISODE 142 EARLY ACCESS CLIPS (Patreon)

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2023-03-10 02:31:00
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'Honey what's wrong?'

'Google drive's playback cap doesn't let me watch TT clips early.'

SAY NO MORE as the clips will now be watchable on Youtube! Join the bois in more monkey business this week trying to debunk the most optimal way of how to re-ask someone for their name. 

And the bois all agree on something for once...?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR_EECkOjqY&list=PLPCVhlta4rJ5zOdCmn3IBtLAdFbsFmpTC&index=1&t=2s 

Enjoy! :)

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EvilGMinion

I just wanted to say that, yes, if you're tweeting out all your problems for attention, then yeah, you should stop tweeting them, plus, see if it's possible to go to therapy, because that’s both a sign that you want therapy and need it, but I also understand that's not possible for everyone. But I wanted to actually correct the misunderstanding of shouting something into the void. I don't personally tweet myself, but I do journal, and that's something that not only has helped me greatly, but has been proven in numerous studies to be an amazing form of therapy for yourself. For some reason, when you put a thought into any physical form, whether that be on paper or your phone, the brain allows that thought to just be done with. It also forces the writer to put their thoughts down in a legible form, that not only doesn't ever change or morph over time, but can also be read by anyone. Not that it should be read by other people, it just forces a person to figure out and come to know how they are genuinely feeling, but it also flips the brain's subjective thought, into one that is more objective, which helps a lot because the thoughts our brains are hard wired in its own language. The person journaling will genuinely try to understand how they are feeling, and it allows them to evaluate thought patterns they may have, or just have documentation of how far, you as a person have come to improve their mental health, because it's genuinely heart warming when you can look back at your negative thoughts, and seeing that, YOU, were strong enough to change your life for the better, its tear inducing. P.S. I’m not a professional, and I highly recommend you actually research your information, and again, see if you can get a therapist if it's feasible. My information on this particular subject is coming from HealthyGamerGG, who is just amazing, plus, some of you may know him from when he and Ironmouse did a stream together. Also a manga suggestion I have related to this topic is the Solo Exchange Diary, and My Lesbian Experience With Loneliness. there literally a manga form of journaling, and what’s even better is that it's a real person's life story too. Funnily enough, the author, Kabi Nagata, actually goes into her experience tweeting and seeing a public reaction of their thoughts in the manga. Which just goes to show that, yeah, there are some attention hogs out there, but there are also way more people that just don’t know what to do, and I don’t think in any way that's a bad thing. You just have to self evaluate if this is mentally ok for you to do or not. Anyways love yourself! Even when you're hating yourself. Sending love and happy vibes to those who do hate themselves, because you are amazing! and I’m so glad if any of this information finds its way to someone who needs it.

EvilGMinion
>>103988539

I commented this on Youtube as well, I'm just really passionate about this stuff, and when I see something detrimental to a person's well being being misunderstood just hurts me. Not that the boys were, or did anything wrong, I'm only saying something to help fix it. Hopefully they see this 😅

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EvilG: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuKzt7p-MnM

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>>104833960

also liking your own comment is sad