The Attachment Drama Is Real

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amy has never felt that she's been loved by any one unconditionally, especially her parents. And something she says is that they stole my childhood and peddled it to the masses. All of her flaws, all of her perceived failures, are just shared with the world. Which means she would have had to form a part in order to operate in the public room - which is dangero because she's operating a fractured personality. She doesn't get to be her authentic self ever. I wonder how much Amy's childhood is going to be mirrored, unfortunately, by a bunch of kids right now who are the face of influencing on their parents.

We finally did it! We are talking about Gone Girl!! This is a very special episode for two reasons. Firstly, we have a special guest, Rachel Harrison, an art therapist and our friend who did the art for our logo. Secondly, It’s a pATREON patron requested video! Don’t forgot, one of the perks for becoming a top tier patron is the privilege of picking the subject of an episode. In this episode, we discuss the betrayals of trust seen throughout the film. We also discuss the development of identity, specifically with Amy and the Amazing Amy books as well as the concept of the Cool Girl. Give it a listen and don’t forgot to not smile in front of your wife’s missing poster.

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