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Euphoria Special episode 1 RUE! Patreon exclusive (Patreon)

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2022-03-21 19:31:52
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2022-05-21 18:26:17
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No idea what I'm doing in the thumbnail choice thanks vimeo, also have a film reaction uploading today (Fresh 2022)

This was a really insightful episode into Rues thought process and a lot more chill than the rest of the show. No insane reactions but definitely some strong emotions and a new perspective on her character

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Comments

Angie H.

“I just don’t plan on being here that long” broke me hahaa 🥲 love how raw and honest their conversation was. such an important conversation 😮‍💨💞

Anonymous

Wow I loved this episode so much. So glad they pretty much just kept it to the one long conversation in the diner. I will caveat what I will say in that these are just my thoughts and generalisations on what I've experienced personally and seen in others I have known, not saying it applies to everyone as that would be silly. I really enjoyed the conversation they had and the good person/bad person stuff in particular. I think mental disorders and the like often in media and sometimes even worse in social media, get put in the light of simple sounding phrases. People will often being crazy dismissive against someone who has a mental disorder, or even dismiss the mental disorder in some totality. Whilst on the other end sometimes people will weirdly glamorise or give a full pass to terrible things people have done, just because they have a mental disorder. The stuff people do and think about when they are struggling with mental disorders or similar things, is really a super complicated thing. What level of responsibility do you hold? Am I actually trying? Do I want to change? Who am I hurting? Am I intrinsically a terrible person? Am I forever broken? It's all really complicated and also super individualised. Sometimes a change to diet or addition of exercise can almost cure someone overnight. Sometimes people need 20 years of therapy. Sometimes nothing works at all. I think that's why the not dating part with addiction in this episode is probably true for a lot of people. I think it may be true for a lot of other stuff as well. I used to think that if I got into a relationship suddenly all my problems would be dissipated as I would have someone to love me. I feel thankful that I didn't because it would probably have just been terrible relationships where I would probably end up toxic and they probably would as well. Sometimes we just need time to work on ourselves and that is best for us and those around us in the long term.

Anonymous
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ok, there's a lot to say about this episode so I'll put some in replies as well lol. I really enjoyed the part of the conversation that went around whether Rue actually wanted to or was trying to not be an addict. Again I think mental disorders can map onto this somewhat as well. It can be a hard truth that sometimes our want to be rid of our pain and struggle is actually less than our comfort in not trying to get past it. I think that is particularly true with addiction for sure. I think it also heavily relates to Depression and Anxiety as well. I guess that is why hitting "rock bottom" is often the catalyst for that change, because at that point the current pain and struggle has reached a point that doing almost anything to sort it is an upgrade. When I look back at some of my struggles, I definitely see that in myself, that I preferred to hide in those feelings, no matter how much they hurt me, rather than push myself to do the uncomfortable things that might help

Jacob A

there is a reason she got an emmy for this show! lmao