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Oh man, the flashback scene in episode 4 dang near broke my heart. 

In addition to my question for the comment section this week, I also would really like to hear from you guys about whether you've experienced moments similar to Nate's "man challenge"? I know I have a lot of male patrons and I'd love for this to be a space where you feel comfortable to share openly about these things. I think we live in a day and age where the way we view girls/women is slowly changing- which is AMAZING and NECESSARY- but I think the standards we hold boys/men to deserve that same revision. 

We're all just humans, and we're all worthy of love, respect, compassion and acceptance. And not wanting to hurl yourself off a cliff in a cart should have NOTHING TO DO WITH THAT lol. My prayer for each of you is that you have or find this sort of self-love, and then pass it onto others. I'm trying my best to do the same <3


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Infinity Train S02 E03 & E04 Full Length Reaction

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Anonymous

"whether you've experienced moments similar to Nate's "man challenge"?" Yeah, I've probably made someone do something like that at some point in my life...

Jordan

Sorry I’m so late to the party dude it’s been a crazy week but I really liked these episodes and I just wanted to jump in and give my take if it’s not too late! High school was where I experienced the most toxic masculinity, which I’m sure is the same for a lot of people bc hormonal teenagers can be the woooorst sometimes! I was bullied a lot on account of my weight and height and just my general disinterest in “guy” stuff like sports or whatever so i think that really affected the way I saw myself from then on. I tried desperately to befriend all the ‘coolest guys’ and enjoy things they enjoyed which led to situations just like Jesse’s! Yeah that episode definitely hit different for me and I’m just so glad I’m not anything like that anymore! To answer your question at the end of the video I think if I ended up on the train I would have to overcome a lot of confidence issues, wether that’s my confidence around others or just in myself and my own abilities! If I’m being honest I’ve also struggled quite a lot in the past with substance abuse, something that I haven’t completely come to terms with yet and i’m still working to better myself to this day. This isn’t something I’ve ever really talked about before to anyone, mainly out of fear of judgement and just an overwhelming feeling that I’d never be looked at the same by the people I care about again. But if I’m not gonna give an honest answer then there’s no point really is there. I think my cars would most definitely have something to do with this! If I had more shows like this as a kid that deal with the complex aspects of the world openly maybe I could’ve chosen a healthier path or just known that those feelings I wanted to numb were worth confronting yk... it’s been really quite therapeutic to type this up and I just wanna say thank you so much Alycia for creating this safe space where I can truly be honest and open with not only you guys but myself!✨💛🌟

alyciadweeb

I relate to your high school experience a lot. I was bullied in middle school for liking things like manga and fantasy and also just not being the coolest/prettiest kid on the block lol. So in high school I tried way too hard to fit in with the "popular girls" and ended up losing myself along the way. And once I did gain their affections I realized none of their interests or way of seeing the world was similar to mine and never had that much fun with them anyways.