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EUPHORIA S01E06 WATCH PARTY (Patreon)

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2023-06-29 23:00:03
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2023-08-05 22:08:56
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Anonymous

This show is a gold mine when it comes to questioning your own morals, and fighting that feeling that everything has to be black and white. There are so many scenes that fall in the grey for me, personally. The backstory that each character gets only adds to the complexity of all of that. I agree that Nate is truly acting like a horrible human being, but for me it’s hard to look at him and not think about some of his backstory (I’ve seen both seasons so I won’t dive to deep). Not only the backstory, though, but also the current environment in which he lives in. I think a part of that comes from majoring in psychology (I’m a psych nerd), and I know that not everyone thinks the same as I do, understandably, so a lot of what I’m about to say may not resonate with everyone. But, there are so many angles in which you can look at several of these situations. I personally feel that in todays society, people are just taken at face value. We don’t think about whether what we are seeing is real (kind of like what you’ve been saying about which “personality” of Cal would we be seeing), and we don’t think about what could have lead someone to behave in a certain way. But at the same time, how can we? We all have our own complex web of a life to think about, so how can we possibly comprehend everyone else’s web pattern? But at the same time, it’s important to be empathetic. That homeless person, or drug addict, overweight person or girl who sleeps around a lot—there’s a reason they got to that point. Or at least 9 times out of 10, there is a big reason, or reasons, they got to that point—a lot of which may have been out of there control. But at the same time, how long (if at all) can we justify peoples messed up actions? I cannot justify Nate’s actions. They are so terrible and I feel for the characters being affected by him. But…every time I see him talk or act out, I see a cry for help. He needs serious, serious help. And it’s so sad to see. Generations upon generations of people who pass down abuse and terrible cycles, only for those people to never receive the help they need to break and truly change those behaviors. And I know there’s the argument that it’s us that control our actions and have to choose to break those cycles. But, how can we expect a kid to read if we never teach them? Like sure, maybe they can teach themselves. They learn to sound out letters and words, and can string a 5-word sentence together. They’re proud of themselves because they’ve figured it out, or they feel ashamed because they feel different, or they’re angry because the people that were supposed to teach them to read weren’t there. They walk around thinking they are better than everyone because they overcame an obstacle, or they’re depressed because they feel alone, or they walk around with rage and resentment because they feel abandoned. How can an adult who never learned how to read as a child, figure out where to go to get help, or write down the steps they need to take to change their life? But…that’s also hard, because there are people who have figured it out, so it’s not impossible? And the fact remains, that wrong is wrong, and a lot of Nate’s actions are wrong. There are just so many layers. I could go on and on, but at the end of the day, this show is complex. Life is really complex, and they hit on some real life situations. To your comments at the end—I went on a long rambling spree all to say, that I understand where you’re coming from. It’s hard to voice an opinion (or lack-there-of), with out the fear of being scrutinized. I personally feel that todays society imposes a huge pressure to have to choose a side. I myself am very on the fence about 99% of situations in my life because I can just understand both sides. It’s hard to not tell someone their opinion or emotion is valid. It’s also hard to not choose a side, because then you feel like you aren’t supporting one or the other, and may offend them. But if you do choose a side, you may offend the other side. But also, if many people view the situation as black or white, you may be scrutinized for not choosing the “right” side🤯🤯🤯 I never usually comment things like this on someone’s post, but I’ve also never really heard someone touch on this topic (I also hope I’m interpreting what you’re saying correctly!). All in all, I’ve never had the Patreon app downloaded on my phone before, but after watching your first reaction video of euphoria, I downloaded the app and subscribed! It’s been so admirable to witness someone who’s lived a lot of similar experiences, watch this show! I myself cannot relate to the majority of situations in this show, and I would consider myself fortunate in that. The character I honestly can relate to most is McKay—just in the imposed perfectionism that his dad displayed towards him. But, watching this show, and watching other people react to this show, has taught me so much. It’s opened my eyes to what other peoples lived experiences are/could be, and it’s incredibly humbling. It also makes me sad knowing that this is a reality for many people. Thank you for sharing your story, and opinions when you can! I really enjoy watching your content, and thoughts through each episode. I enjoy hearing other peoples perceptions of these situations to either 1) know that I’m not alone in my opinions or 2) open my mind to another way of thinking about something. I personally don’t think anything you’ve said is bad or wrong, and I think it’s important to have open dialogue about topics like this to break stigmas and show support to those who need it most. But I still understand needing to guard yourself from what the public may think or judge you on. Overall, I think you healing on camera is going to be very healing for many people out there, and that’s a brave thing to do. Please don’t feel like you have to respond to this. I know it’s hella long haha. It’s late and I guess I just felt like writing a novel!😂

Jorge Santacruz

The scene with McKay in the dorm with Cassie, he was getting hazed by the fraternity. At the beginning of the episode, you see him try to fight a kid who called him a slur, but his dad tells him to bottle up his emotions and his anger. So when we see him in the bathroom, he is holding back the need to cry. Feeling emasculated as well, he takes it out on Cassie by being aggressive with her. His dad's mentality affects his ability to be vulnerable, but he's a good character. Probably the only nice guy at euphoria high😂😂😂

7deadlybananas
>>111835111

There is a lot to respond to in this. 😂 I love it! 1) everything you wrote for Nate is incredibly insightful for someone coming from your perspective (more on the psych side and not a lot of personal experience). More my experience with folks like that lack the empathy to really look at the steps leading up to someone like Nate and keep a warmer outlook, in spite of the unforgiving actions Nate is taking. I just responded to someone on YT talking about this exact thing. And the opinion I’m afraid show is more along these lines. Looking at it with understanding of why but still having a limit for how far that understanding can go. I do understand. And the fear of people thinking I’d be condoning this behavior because of that understanding is what’s holding me back a lot. I hope that will change but it will kind of depend on the responses and comments. A piece of me hates saying that for sure. 2) it’s funny you use the learning to read example. I was actually deaf from 8 months old to 3/12 years and had to learn the English language well into elementary school. Everyone made fun of me. I had no friends that lasted longer than a month. But I got straight a’s in school and the teachers loved me. A lot of what you said is oddly relatable 😂 3) wow! What a compliment! Thank you so much! Seriously high praise to be the one that got you to go this far to download the app, sign up and write what you wrote. Just one of those would have been enough to put a smile on my face 😂 thank you so much! Ps, I plan to dedicate time to responses and such for as long as I can. I know at some point it’ll get to be too much but for right now, I’m loving it. Thanks again for your response.

7deadlybananas (edited)

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2023-07-01 05:15:12 Nice insight! It seriously looked like more than hazing was going on 😱 but I don’t know anything about frats or hazing 😂. I definitely responded to the father telling him to bottle it. More than just Father’s Day crap like that and it bugs the shit out of me. You can do both dammit 😂 get your cry going AND take it out on the field!
2023-06-30 04:57:43 Nice insight! It seriously looked like more than hazing was going on 😱 but I don’t know anything about frats or hazing 😂. I definitely responded to the father telling him to bottle it. More than just Father’s do crap like that and it bugs the shit out of me. You can do both dammit 😂 get your cry going AND take it out on the field!
>>111837786

Nice insight! It seriously looked like more than hazing was going on 😱 but I don’t know anything about frats or hazing 😂. I definitely responded to the father telling him to bottle it. More than just Father’s do crap like that and it bugs the shit out of me. You can do both dammit 😂 get your cry going AND take it out on the field!

AlexanderWatches

Loving Cassie's blue eyeshadow makeup. Daniel's a little crap like he's so interesting. I wish Kat would be nicer to Ethan :(