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The Crash on Netflix

When watching The Crash on Netflix, about the fatal car crash in Strongsville, Ohio…I can’t help but feel something is off about Mackenzie’s parents. Does anyone else feel this way or is it just me?

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u/Ok_Age8971 — 3 days ago

The Crash on Netflix

When watching The Crash on Netflix, about the fatal car crash in Strongsville, Ohio…I can’t help but feel something is off about Mackenzie’s parents. Does anyone else feel this way or is it just me?

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u/Ok_Age8971 — 4 days ago
▲ 9 r/EMDR

6 years in therapy

TW: suicide

I’ve been in therapy for a little over 6 years. I have an amazing therapist. We do a mixture of talk therapy, EMDR and IFS. I started going shortly after my Dad committed suicide. I had a lot of prior trauma. I had previous suicide attempts, severe depression, anxiety attacks, OCD, and substance abuse. With CPTSD. It has been so helpful. I have taken breaks from it before but something would ultimately come up and I would go back. I now go every two - three weeks. It has saved my life. She helped me get sober and help change my life for the better. How long is too long for therapy? I know I’ve gotten better and I’ve made improvements. I’ve definitely changed, learned and grown so much, but I get down on myself about how long I’ve been going. Is this normal to feel this way? Do you think my therapist would tell me if she thought I didn’t need her assistance any more? We have a great relationship. I trust her so much. But I never want to feel like a burden either like she will never be done with me as a client. We are trying to process through one major life event that happened, but I needed some time in between before processing through it so it wouldn’t be so fresh and raw. Hope this makes sense. I’m just looking for advice I suppose. I could possibly just be overthinking it.

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u/Ok_Age8971 — 6 days ago
▲ 9 r/movies

Remarkably Bright Creatures

I needed my dog to come snuggle me with about 10 minutes left of this movie because I was weeping, y’all!! A mixture of sad and happy tears. Heartfelt, sweet, and so moving.

I lost my Dad 7 years ago very suddenly and tragically. I really felt that sense of grief and loneliness in both characters. This is one of Sally Fields’ best films. I would have loved to of had a grandmother like her 😭❤️ Oh my heart. I need a palette cleanser before I go to bed though. Im feeling all the emotions 😂

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u/Ok_Age8971 — 6 days ago