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Just wanted to say that I love that episode. As a child of divorce I think it perfectly encapsulates feeling chronically lonely in childhood even when your parents are technically "doing everything right" and trying to be as cohesive as possible. I re-watched it with my sister in the room who's usually cold as stone and rarely emotional and she actually opened up for the first time in a few years and said she wished our family was as close at the Belchers. How did it make y'all feel?

I gotta say seeing people fake seizures on here pisses me off so much. My twin had one in front of me a few months ago for the first time and its horrifying. The fact that people are trying to romanticize having seizures with these accounts on tiktok where they're too lazy to even make the seizes look real upsets me so much. It's just disrespectful to not just the person having the seizure but also the people affected by it. No it is not trendy to see your family member's eyes roll back until they're white and collapse in front of you. What the hell is wrong with these people?