Reasons Not to Die S1E3: Apocalypse Survival Guide - Fear
Nov 18, 2020
Stewart Morris, an opera singer and resilient builder, shares his raw experiences from an all-boys school where bullying was rampant. He reflects on his surprising feelings of guilt over potentially being a bully, revealing how fear influenced his school days. The discussion delves into the lasting effects of corporal punishment and the emotional scars of humiliation. Stewart emphasizes that survival amidst societal collapse requires overcoming fear, ultimately highlighting the importance of camaraderie and mental health awareness.
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Childhood altercation and caning
- Sam Eichen apologized to Stuart Morris for teasing him in school, which led to Stuart punching him.
- Stuart didn't remember the incident, but vividly recalled Sam's caning experience.
Reconnecting with Peter
- An old school friend, Peter, contacted Sam after seeing an interview about Sam's caning experience.
- This led to a discussion about bullying and the lasting impact of caning and other traumatic events at school.
Unveiling the Dark Side of School
- Sam was unaware of the extent of the abuse happening at his school, particularly the sexual deviancy.
- He realized the culture around caning created an environment where such abuse could occur.