Therapist Reacts RAW to Euphoria
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- Therapist Reacts to Euphoria //
Good arguing vs bad arguing, is there such a thing? Therapist Jonathan Decker reacts to Nate and Cassie arguing from Euphoria.
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“I feel like a want to take a shower.” Best review of Euphoria ever.
Yup lol. I saw like 2 episodes and I was out. Just awful. Everyone was awful. I feel like this show took off mostly because of the dark shock value and who the main star is.
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That's true, i feel that everytime i watch it
Hahaha accurate!
@@spacemanspiff01 it took off because it doesn’t hide that shit
nate full on screaming, then you saying "so here we see nate" so politely made me laugh
me and my therapist as soon as i come into the room
same hahahah
I died laughing 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
And when he compared Nate to a PUA lmao
Everyone this season was like "Nate is spilling truths", "Nate is getting better", and I'm like "wtf? he is just being manipulative asf"
Getting better? After seeing how he got the disk back from Maddy I firmly believe that he's on his own
He wasn't spilling truths he was weaponizing them. Cassie got herself in a situation with him because she's insecure and he was using every insecurity she had against her to control the situation. He was saying "truths" because he was pointing out her insecurities and yeah she's insecure so they were on point, but that's basically just bullying someone into silence.
He is not better, he just sees how messed up is Cassie bc of her Daddy Issues, and her lying to herself thinking she is a victim when she is hurting everybody. They both have the blame, still they both have valid points, but they are not owning their own fault
Lmao who was saying that?!
@@aracelikruczek3530 nah he sees something in her but he tries to manipulate her the whole time
"she's not gonna roll over or die"
oh honey, she rolled off the fucking cliff
She cartwheeled and rolled off like she was at the olympics.
lmaoooo
Its so sad, bc this scene could have been the beginning of her owning her shit and working it out 😩 but no, all this scene led to was more rage sex 😂😂😂
And while falling, did a backflip for Nate
@@ayannabranchcomb7535 it could’ve been her redemption arc😩then again there would be no season 2
An interesting detail is that Nate was actually physically abusive towards maddy, which just makes Cassie entering a relationship with him so much more messed up
I feel like Cassie sees the situation as them being toxic to each other. Even in the scene where Cassie just yells "f.ck I am in love with...." in her head, she says "plus you guys were terrible for each other" she subconsciously still thinks he's not the problem. She thinks the problem was their relationship, not him. Which I think is the reason why she thinks maddy is wrong to be mad at her.
@@sage3819 huh that could be it. did Cassie see the scars or only the police, when they were taking pics? It's been awhile since I've seen it
@@justabout6979 I really don't remember I watched it so long ago but I don't remember them seeing the scars
Judging from clips and fragments of this storyline that I've seen, I believe Cassie knew about the abusive tendencies of Nate and was aware of the toll it was taking on Maddy, so she placed herself in that position to discontinue the abuse. (A potential savior complex, perhaps?) Essentially, Cassie views her relationship with Nate as a solution to Maddy's problem; the abuse from Nate. Again, I haven't looked at the series, Euphoria. Just gathering what I know from those scenes!
@@btsunnie1982 seems pretty accurate. I think she was using the whole savior thing as more of an excuse than anything and even she didn’t really believe it. She’s just selfish
“ so here we see Nate-“ and just laughter is just 100% his entire character 😂😂 like what else can you say
I cracked up too😂
I laughed out loud too 😂😂😂
i died
Good God, gas lighting is one of the few of many things wrong with Nate. I would love for you to do a whole analyzation on his character.
Me too!!! And him and his dad's relationship
Tbh, I want a Jono video on each character.
After seeing this video of his character I do not.
@@boopsy4439 definitely agree!!
And this wasn't even gaslighting this was just cold hard truth!
This entire show is such a great material for analysis. If you don’t mind please do more.
Agreed!
Yes please
It's seems like such an exhausting show. I'm a mental health professional and while I think it's really helpful for people going through their own drama and trauma filled lives to help them process, I really hope every episode ends with "hey if this is your reality, tell someone, talk to a professional, etc". Euphoria should be providing free one-month mental health counseling for all of the viewers. So everyone can learn some healthy coping strategies
My friend who watches this literally described it to me as “I just wish everyone had a therapist to sort through this with episode by episode, it’s heavy ish!” 😂🙏🏽
yes exactly
"you were broken up"
"That is a comfort to NO ONE but you"
I mean Nate is a terrible person but he was right about that
Exactly! 💯💯
No, he wasn't. You bought his manipulation.
I hate how he was right about that
“YOU f***ed YOUR best friends boyfriend” while simultaneously being the boyfriend who slept with his girl friends best friend… I can’t😂😂 also every time Cassie defends herself all I can think of is “WE WERE ON A BREAK” 😂
LMFAO😂😂😂fr
FOR THREE WEEKS AND THREE DAYS!!!!
I SWEAARRRR😭😭😭😂😂😂😂 Ross and Racheal but more funny and "i need to take a shower"
Exactly
To explain the whole situation, Cassie has daddy issues. When she was in her early teens, Cassie’s dad got into drug use and she was desperate to get his attention since she was a daddy’s girl. Her dad stopped seeing her more and more even though she craved that attention, affection, and love. Eventually her dad texted her and with her enablence, he stole items from Cassie’s moms house in the middle of the night. Cassie helped him and it was the last time she saw him. Fast forward, Cassie and Maddy are best friends. Maddy has an on again off again relationship with Nate. Nate has physically abused, emotionally and verbally abused Maddy for most of the show from controlling how she looks to choking her. Maddy breaks up with Nate after Nate is confused about his sexuality. Maddy found this out when she found pictures of a male genitalia on Nate’s phone that weren’t his. Later on, Cassie and Nate start to hook up and Cassie is desperate to get his attention as she is dressing the way he wants her to dress, act, etc… That is when this fighting scene picks up
Not that I encourage anyone to have a relationship with Nate, but this sounds like he could just be poly and accept his sexuality.
@@ange76prkr he not just doesn’t accept it but gets angry whenever someone talks about it since it’s not only about him but the trauma with his adulterous father who likes men an has a porn collection of himself with other boys and girls (nate saw everything)
@@ange76prkr Unfortunately, he isn't actually interested in having multiple healthy relationships. He is interested in manipulating and controlling multiple people.
@@ange76prkr he isn't gay, he was using the dick pics for a ploy against someone, also he was going after Maddy after they broke up only because she had something that would incriminate his dad
It’s weird, but Nate has built up rage that goes beyond sexuality
IMO you’re pretty spot on for never seeing the show. I’d be interested in you reacting to both 2 seasons, because these kids really need some therapy, lol.
He's a therapist haha. He's probably seen this textbook situation a million times. I definitely have and I'm in the same profession.
@@HouseMDaddict oh shit, he’s a therapist? I had no idea
@@shelbykeller3008 I wasn't insulting your intelligence, I promise, I was saying it more like "well, he's a therapist, so he's probably seen similar stuff before". I worked with kids/teens as a counselor too and it was pretty easy to pick up on what sort of relationship was going on and got some insights to what trauma they probably had. I think that speaks to a decent portrayal on the actors' parts and the writers. I've never watched the show (I don't plan to) but I'd guess just based on this scene that both come from pretty bad family backgrounds where the parents didn't display healthy relationships. Cassidy is a classic example of someone with probably abandonment issues probably with a male family member and sleeps with guys to try to make them "stay" to make up for the male that didn't stay. Nate just seems very explosive and very angry and abusive. He probably witnessed warped relationships with his own parents, is trying to find "love" through relationships but struggles to emotionally connect, and I'd guess he was forced to grow up early or deal with grown up mistakes from his parents that he resents being forced to be responsible for. Nate seems like a kid that grew up with a lot of expectations put on him and he is still reeling from the trauma caused by it. How'd I do?
Not in my opinion. Nate wasn't gaslighting Cassie at the beginning. He was literally the one saying the truth at that moment. Cassie was acting out the whole season. Nate while a terrible person, was absolutely speaking the truth.
@@shelbykeller3008 it's on the caption of the video.
I would DIE to have you react to a supercut of the maddy-cassie-Nate love triangle so you can analyze it in its entirety. It would have to start with season 1 to show the clips where Nate casually calls Cassie a “whore, to be fucked and kicked to the curb,” not to her face, but to another boy who’s interested in dating her. Clips would also need to show nate and maddy’s established relationship, plus maddy and cassie’s friendship in s1 - as set up for the season 2 clips of the love triangle. Please 🙏🏽 I’ll do the edit! 😂
I just wanna see him react to Cassie throwing up in the hot tub. I showed that scene raw to some friends and they immediately put together the love triangle.
"This Nate is an infantile, rage-filled man-boy.."
Ayo. I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard!! Sums up his character succinctly! 😂💀😂
I LOVE THIS GUY SO MUCH HE GETS THE SHOW WITHOUT EVEN SEEING THE WHOLE THING
I love how hyper focus he is on the whole sock situation 💀
This is canon millennial fashion trauma😂
“that ankle socks are in.” 😂😂😂 great insight and top notch jokes.
I‘M DYING BC IF THAT💀😭
I love this! All it took is watching Nate Jacobs for 30 seconds, and doc was like, “gaslighting”. As a fan of the show, you nailed it! Nate is the absolute worst.
Nate is the absolute best 😁
@@morgianasartre6709 seems you've been gaslit too
@@morgianasartre6709 How-
@@standreamcatcher8357 He is the most interesting character on that show, anytime he is on screen you know something's going down. Unlike Rue for example who is utterly boring.
@@morgianasartre6709 Ohhh yeah ok I agree, I thought you meant "the best" as a person so I got confused
“He’s a real sweetheart” got me 😁😂
I felt sorry for Cassie this season. Sure, she did Maddy extremely dirty by seeing Nate, her most recent ex boyfriend, and tried to justify it by saying that it didn't count as cheating if they weren't together at the time. But she has serious daddy issues, and clearly needs a man's opinion to fill that empty void. Plus, I can understand why she was so furious over Lexi's play, especially the carousel scene, as anyone would be in real life.
not the cassie apologist she fuckin sucks bro
@@mymaynee5963 The fact that she sucks doesn't suddenly stop being human aka not being a one-dimensional super villain that is just BAD and nothing else, having no actual valid reasonable points or reactions to a situation they are put in. The person above you is right.
@@radiocorrective gtfo here bro cassie is a mean person. yeah she got daddy issues but it doesnt matter lexi is 10x better
@@mymaynee5963 I see your comprehension skills are underdeveloped.
@@mymaynee5963 Lexi had no business making that play. Doesn’t matter how horrible Cassie was it’s fucked up to air out your sibling’s trauma to all your peers
Tbh, I would love a video on each character in this show. Especially Rue, Nate, and Cassie.
For context in this clip, Nate was dating Cassie’s best friend Maddie for years. He abused her, their relationship was toxic, and they broke up. At the start of season 2, he found Cassie drunk, took to a party, and they slept together where Maddie almost caught them. It really messed Cassie up and she goes down this spiral of trying to be what Nate wants, all while in secret, until she has some sort of breakdown. And Nate keeps telling her she needs to keep the secret because she’s just as bad of a person as he is and tells her that he loves her when she has doubts about what they’re doing.
An people hate Cassie for it.
@@carolinpurayidom4570 ikr. Like...we all know that Nate is a manipulative abuser. It was a bad decision on Cassie’s part, but that doesn’t change the fact that she was manipulated into this relationship or that she was drunk the first time they did anything. And EVERY TIME she tried to leave, he told her she would lose everything.
Same
Sounds like he Assaulted her, as you can’t really consent when you’re under the influence or drugs or alcohol.
@@carolinpurayidom4570 I don't know why people hate her character, I'm sad and angry over her decisions . But I do understand her , that's why I don't hate her . I'm just sad over her choices
Lets not forget, its nate who approached cassie while she was in a vulnerable state in the first place. She, being a hopeless romantic, latches on to him immediately
She still f*cked her best friend's bf
Your analysis on Cassie would be fascinating. She's such a complex character with her own motivations and trauma.
She's not complex at all. Just daddy issues and no prominent male figure in her life makes her see her femal friendships with her best friend and sister as below whatever a guy and "being in love" feels like
Euphoria doesn't have complex characters lmao
@@tonystonem9614 yeah because the abusive s3x she went through with McKay and the traumatic abortion she had as a TEEN doesn’t matter because she got with her best friend’s ex… fair enough. Cassie is a victim of extreme manipulation and low self worth, it’s a weakness that makes her end up in terrible situations but not through her own volition or intent. That is the truth of so many abuse victims, they hate themselves so much they see abuse as love and cling on to their abusers wholeheartedly. They only wake up when they realize that they hurt their loved ones, which is exactly why Cassie panicked when Maddy got back with Nate, she NEVER wanted to hurt her best friend.
@@tonystonem9614 her character is complex. Don't just hate her ..... You can understand her too . I'm sad and angry over the choices she made. But somehow I understand her. She Just need love, she can't be alone. ..... In every relationship she is fallen in love with that person. That's prove the fact that she Just need someone, so she rely on that person.....m
@pennyroyalT But nothing you said was an argument against the the other guys said.
You're actually just proving what he said.
He never said that it's just about her and Nate.
He was talking about attention from guys. And the sex, etc with her ex is part of that.
I'd love to see the reaction to the whole series, it definitely has a potential to be Really informative, every character is their own unique brand of messed up
A therapist reacting to Euphoria is like the Cookie Monster going to the Chips Ahoy factory.
"This Nate is an infantile rage-filled man-boy who is deeply insecure". This man got this character in one scene. On point ✨
Please review other scene of this show that was so interesting and helpful honestly!
Sounds like my ex-best friend
I've had exes who act exactly like this. Step for step. It took me a long time to get out of those relationships. It's like you get brain washed as time goes on. But once you wake up, it's a long process to get out. Trust your instincts. Trust yourself. Run when you see the red flags because waiting for someone like that to change will waste years of your life... If they ever do. It usually just gets worse when you stop playing. (If you stay)
So proud of you Diana. ❤
@@zaraa5104 thank you 😊
I am in the same space. I hope that i get out of this
We've been together for almost three years, I am still at the point of my life where I'm living with my parents. He has a rough past and was in care until my parents let him move in with us. After a while of him living here, I've realised so many problems with our relationship and how toxic he really is, and now I feel like I can't escape it because he's now living with me and he'll have no where else to go, and I don't want to put that burden on my parents either.
@@Adethamyr that's a tough one. I hope you figure something out.
A couple years ago my adult son called me and during that conversation volunteered that his text book narcissist dad, who I divorced 28 years prior, told him “I still love your mother.” This was 4 years into his third marriage. I was victim #1. It took everything for me not to laugh out loud. I said absolutely nothing but what I wanted to tell him was that his dad NEVER loved me from the outset. I was a trophy wife just like the two that followed. It all appeared good on the outside.
I’m so sorry !!
This conversation, this relationship is entirely built on reality. Teenage girls are far more vulnerable to abusive relationships. It's a pretty common experience for young people to have toxic relationships like this one.
The way he described Nate was so painfully accurate… Please do an analysis on him there’s so much interesting stuff!
I think you should watch Episode 6, the episode after Maddy inevitably finds out that Cassie and Nate were in a relationship, and do an analysis on Cassie. She got a lot of hate this season and to be honest there was a lot of truth in Nate's criticism of her, despite it coming from a toxic and manipulative place but it would be interesting to understand why someone like her would be attracted to Nate beyond the 'Daddy issues' diagnoses (which she does have btw.) Nate was very abusive toward Maddy, a fact that Cassie knew and he was never particularly nice to her either. Is she having love amnesia or does she understand these traits he possesses and want to be with him because of them? Anyways I've asked a lot. Please do watch Episode 6 and make that character analysis.
Because he's popular, and she wants to be like Maddie. Loved by all. She not only wants Nate because of her daddy issues, she likes to be the center of attention. Otherwise, she wouldn't come up on stage and play the victim, so everybody's opinions of her would change. She used to be an ice skater, the centre of attention, and she lost that. Cassie has to try hard to be liked, for Maddie, it comes naturally.
@@bigsistahtips The fact that she used to be an ice skater is actually a really interesting point. Maybe that’s where her need for love in the form of validation and attention comes from, regardless of who it’s from and how safe it is. Maybe that mass form of impersonal love and adoration is the alternative that served her when her parents failed her. It kind of makes me think of Sarah Lynn on a smaller scale. Her and Lexi are different people and different people handle things differently but this could also explain why in contrast to Lexi, she was so willing to seek love and validation from her dad and later Nate even when it was dangerous.
@@kaedilorakokhama2767 Cassie had it, Lexi had to learn how to live without it.
@Kaedi Lorako Khama It wasn't to be liked by everyone or even to get attention from everyone - she even states that she blew up her life for him. He even reminds her that everyone is going to look down on her, which is something she is already very aware of, but is okay with sacrificing to get the one thing she feels she needs. Cassie is just as loved and adored by everyone as Maddie is - the difference is Maddie likes the attention so she can thrive off of it alone. Cassie wants to be loved truly deeply loved by one person because her dad no matter how hard she tried did not love her as he should, and that is super damaging for a person. Something I try to explain often to my partner regarding therapy for his son, as his mom kept his brother but wanted nothing to do with him. It's why Cassie becomes so obsessed with each partner, they become the only thing she eats sleeps and breathes. The lure of Nate has not much to do with his looks or popularity, as she previously hated him. However, when he opened up and became "vulnerable" showing off a different side it made her feel special. Its love bombing in a way. Even Rue narrates that Nate fell in love with Cassie, and so he probably showed it in private moments which would make them special and genuine - even though he was afraid Maddie would leak the tape of his dad. They say the right things do the rights things... in the moment he founded her stranded at the mart she was at a pretty big low after having an abortion previously which was something she did not want to do and then fighting with her sister - the rush of the male attention was probably a big high in that specific moment, and then after that it doesn't take much for them to feed you little crumbs of you being the special one that can save and change them. I have done the same thing thinking I could save or change someone by loving them enough, when in reality people have to accept they need to change and do better - and then want to.
When they go into argument mode and she takes off - he will end up saying what she needs to hear. That she is loved. So the arguing is unfortunately just as big of a high as the love part. Ideally she is a better match for him then Maddie - he has a very alpha personality and she is very submissive... but that would only really work with therapy. Maddie is very alpha herself which is probably a big reason they bring out the worst in each other, and why her and Cassie get along so well. It's sort of like animal herd mentality... two alphas in a herd will end in ones demise which is why we separate our horses. We should be smarter then animals, and we usually are - but it still seems to be an issue. Nate has a need for dominance because of his lack of control because of his dad, and Cassie has a need to feel loved to prove to herself she has worth... so when Nate takes that away from her at the end of the final episode its like cutting a addict off from their source - they snap, which is why she went crazy and got up on stage. She didn't even want their pity she wanted to lash out to release her pain and at the same time transfer it to Lexie who in Cassie's eyes just ruined her love addiction. In the end she lacks self love and self worth as she puts all of it into the hands of others, and gives her power away.
@@kaedilorakokhama2767 Lexi didn't have to get groped by old men without her parents doing nothing when she just hit puberty, Cassie was sexualized from a young age and this is a huge part of why they are so different, Cassie is always promised love and get abuse, even from her family
Very good assessment of Nate without any context! But at the same time I was thinking “He has NO idea how bad this kid gets”
On the flip side, it could be very interesting to see you react to Nate and MADDY’s relationship in contrast and comparison! Because they are an equally nasty train wreck!
There are so many parts of Euphoria I'd love for you to react to! The entire show has tons of therapy topics that could be discussed
Yeah the entire show needs a therapist
Yeeeeeeees!
That would make a super long video
Also Please do a villain therapy Episode of Nate on Cinema Therapy. He is a character we've all had to deal with in high school with exceptionally toxic traits that aren't justified by his horrific childhood experiences but contextualized. For this watch S1E2, S1E4, S1E5, S2E7, and S2E8. That's like 4hrs of television but so was the Snyder Cut lol. I'm a HUGE fan btw. I love your content so much.
I also want to know what Alan thinks about Ephoria's cinematography and overall style. People complain about a lot of the writing of S2 but it is a very pretty show. They shot the entirety of S2 on Kodak Ektachrome film, a format Kodak had discontinued until Sm Levinson requested it for Euphoria, and my oh my, it looks gorgeous.
@@kaedilorakokhama2767 agree! the cinematography & use of colour is exceptional. yes, the writing & characters were not fulfilled, but it does look phenomenal lol!
As they have repeatedly said, its CINEMA therapy, not tv therapy. So its not likely that will happen on that channel.
You can literally react to this whole series. In fact do a Nate Jacobs case study. He definitely needs therapy.
When he laughed, I laughed like hell too. This show is just so crazy, this isn’t even the tip of the iceberg 🤣
We know the plot and we know what happens but this reading of the scene is really good tho, and i love that Jonathan cant even hold back his laughter when Nate cant be in contron he just screams like a dumd dumb and if we ignore the rest of the context, its sooo funny to me how he enters little angry boy mode when he cant have it his way
Cassie feels it’s better to be with someone who is toxic than to not be with someone at all. Can relate
Nate is the most toxic, violent, and crazy character. It is so intense in the context that they are seniors in high school.
as a senior in hs trust me theres relationships like this
@@zayrosas It has been 20 years since I was in high school and guys like Nate existed then, too. I guess I had hoped times changed, or maybe bullying got better... wishful thinking, I suppose.
Casie: "you know what nate"
Jonathan: "that ankle socks arnt in"💀
Ironically I had a boyfriend like this in high school and his name was Nate. He also cheated on me with my best friend, and tried to blame it on me. Don't date Nate is what I've learned.
same except my ex also named nate got with my bestfriend after we broke up lmfao so like exactly the same situation of the cassie-nate- maddy situation
In Euphoria there should be a scene where all of them see a therapist in the same room same time and the therapist calls them all out
Leave it to Jono to be so focused of the socks. Just hilarious. I don't watch this show but it was an interesting analysis. I'd love for you to analyze Lindia and Erik's relationship in Gentefied if you could.
I think another amazing show, albeit animation, that you should react to is "Arcane". It sheds a light of a lot of different interpersonal relationships but the most striking in the relationship between two sisters: Vi and Powder! Great video, as always!
Omg yes its such a good portrayal of PTSD
Yes!!
What does one do when someone tries to intimidate with rage like that? I've been trying to figure that out with my brother, and I can't seem to find the answer. Lashing back is definitely not a good idea, but meeting him with calmness or pointing it out to him just seems to make him even angrier, what would be the sweet spot?
Establish a boundary (when everyone is calm) and let him know you won’t engage when he’s acting like that. Then- when it strikes, tell him the line has been crossed and leave.
I have a very angry dad, and this is the advice my therapist gave me.
Respond by voicing how you feel from your point of view.
It doesn't feel right, but with people like this, you need to let them know the effect of their actions.
If he starts to insult you, tell him that this really hurts and you wish you didn't have to hear it. If he makes wild accusations, say that this hurts and you don't feel like it's true and that you in your heart wish he didn't think of you that way. If he starts to tower over you, tell him that he is scaring you and that wish you didn't have to feel this way because of him.
At first I didn't believe it would work, but my dad immediately started voicing his frustrations, of course he started to play the victim, but it's much easier to deal with a person in a victim mentality than someone who is bullying you, verbally abusing you or intimidating you.
Each time before I did that, the situation always ended in physical abuse, or verbal abuse when it happened over the phone.
I hope this helps.
@@corneliahanimann2173 Thank you. I know this wasn't directed at me but reading this helped me see a new perspective on how to talk to my Dad.
@@ange76prkr I completly understand and if you have any more questions, feel free to ask, I'm no therapist and have no qulaifications to actually help, but I've experienced this before and maybe I can give you an idea of how I've dealt with it.
I would tell him "I see you're feeling sensitive right now and it might lead to my being disrespected, so I'm going to give you some space," And walk away. But I'm no expert at all.
Love the video. Trying to be a healthy person with a toxic background it's easy to end up manipulated. This kind of thing brings up the light to the situation. Thank you very much.
“cassie is having a lightbulb moment”
the narrator: cassie was not having a lightbulb moment
Nate...the actor who plays him is terrifyingly good at portraying him. Cassie has some issues of her own..but nate is...the problem is hes very troubled...very bad relationship with his own dad who has done some terrible things that he has witnessed on tape..but he is so rage filled, violent, powerful and just sssoooo manipulative. He's too clever and it's terrifying. I don't think I'm giving too much away when in the first season there is a scene that for...reasons he breaks into a guys apartment, waits for him to get home, nearly beats him to death then takes a shower in the guys apartment with seemingly not a care in the world. It's just...like it's a great show but at the same time despite being on a channel called binge I couldn't binge watch this show. It's heart wrenching and terrifying at times.
crazy that yove never whatched euphoria but you nailed what their personalitys are
"you know what you don't realise Nate?'"..."that ankle socks are in." is the best line ever.
I would love a reaction to each character. Both Nate and Cassie have not had healthy relationships modelled for them. Nate has literally been told he will never be good enough and has had domination drilled into him.
Cassie has learnt being attractive is the be all and end all, and has basically never been single since puberty. Her biggest goal in life is to be loved and doesn't care who by.
Nate may have not owned up to his own faults in that conversation, but he was still pretty spot on with what he said to Cassie. I thought gas lighting meant someone was deliberately making the other person believe something that wasn't wholly true. Does leaving out one's own part in a situation fir the definition of gaslighting? I think all kids do that if that's the case (Ie: "he pushed me, I did nothing.")
Oh that's so true. If that's included in gaslighting that would be wild. Kids literally do that all the time. It's like embedded in our culture or something.
yes it is. you make them seem crazy.
Havent started the video yet but the fact that you even tried to therapize these character is a lot of courage. i have so much respect for you. you deserve a lot more credit.
I'm so amazed by your ability to catch up on things so quickly with no context! I love this show and you were 100% correct.
I highly recommend you to watch the full show, there are so many cool aspects. Special episodes are just something else, they're extremely therapeutic!
Trust me Cassie isn’t perfect either, throughout the show she constantly tries to justify what she’s done and see no fault in her actions that she keeps repeating. Obviously Nate is 100000% worse though
I love that u were so stuck on the socks😂 I feel like after filming you were still talking about the socks lmao
I love how pure this man is!! Bless his heart ❤😂
As someone who also was abandoned by my father, it really irritates me when people make excuses for Cassie just because she has daddy issues. I also had a best friend who was abused by her boyfriend and I would never hook up with her ex. I called the domestic line and got her help. I did seek male validation but not to the expense of my own best friend.
THANK YOU! We as a society need to stop excusing Cassie and other people and characters because they have daddy issues and other stuff, like, lots of people with daddy issues DONT cheat with their best friend’s boyfriend, like, Cassie defenders could try a little bit harder to actually find a valid reason to defend Cassie
Oh nooo, you went in cold on season TWO. That's rough. The characters in this show definitely live in fantasy world, can't count how many times this season someone has driven way too fast while way too drunk with zero consequences. It's almost memetic at this point. When there are finally real consequences for a specific character it's pretty freakin heartbreaking though. Meanwhile, Cassie just has problems existing without a boyfriend, but Nate is actually a big personality downgrade from her season 1 guy. People complained that he was in college and she was underage, so it almost seems like her getting with Nate is like the writers going, "Didn't like that? Have THIS!" If you're going to watch any more Euphoria, consider the scene where Kat breaks up with her perfectly good boyfriend who literally did nothing wrong in the most painfully awkward way possible. She somehow meta gaslights him, it's so insane to watch.
I've seen people drive drunk without consequences...doesn't mean they don't sometimes get hit with it. But they do get away with it enough times to think they are immortal.
Great reaction. Especially about the socks! 😂 I would love for their to me more deep dives or reactions to these characters. To me is seems most viewers shift all their hate towards Nate onto Cassie this season. I know Cassie f***** up, but I really think she's worthy of more compassion than people give her credit for, and it makes me sad that people don't see that.
I've watched a few clips and I feel like I already watched the entire show.
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!!! Thank you now let’s do the whole season 😂😄
The fact that he keeps on talking about his socks is just so funny to me 🤣
Love that you tackled this scene without any context and still nailed it! To get more meat behind it, season 1 is the way to go for both their history .
I'd love to see your thoughts on fleabag if you have the time ☺️
Pleaaase review more of this series! It's an absolute feast for psychologists and therapists haha
So many great scenes to dissect in this show, definitely would love to see more
"So here we see nate" I laughed the same time he did 😂
Watching this video made me recognize the irony of the euphoria fandom and how everyone was much angrier at Cassie than they were Nate even though they both did the same thing and Nate is much worse in the situation.
Loved this video. You are an extremely good therapist! Thank you for this
I'm chain watching your films today - old and new. And just a reflection I had. This "keep shining cause we need your light" is such a sweet and wonderful theme thought! :) I keep hearing it and it always makes me smile.
Love that you kept going back to the socks 😂😂🤣
Love this! Described everything so well. And most definitely after watching any episode of euphoria I felt gross and definitely needed a shower and a cleanse or something!
watching the whole show when i was a psych major was something else. you should check out the character, rue.
Man, I just love this therapist!
we NEED more videos on Euphoria, there is SO MUCH in there to unpack, I'd love to get professional perspective to introduce in the conversations with my friends about how F*ed up some situations here are. Thanks for this one :>
Please do more Euphoria! It's perfect for analysis!!
would love to see you watch the whole series your reactions are amazing!
i hope you react to more episodes!!!! you make my day much better!!!
I appreciate the fact that you acknowledge that polyamorous relationships are valid and have their own boundaries and rules before mentioning "stay loyal to your partner."
Omg please react to the entire series😭
I would PAY for the commentary hahaha
please watch from the very beginning, this is so good and you did such a good job with this analysis!!
4:28
Cassie: "You know what you don't realise, Nate?"
Therapist: "That ankle socks are in"
HAS ME ROLLINGGG
I literally laughed out loud in perfect timing with you at 6:11😂😂
I've never seen Euphoria, I just clicked on this out of curiosity 😅
Oh please cover Euphoria more, there is so much going on between Nate, Cassie, and Maddy. Especially season 2.
I love how you picked up on so much context just from this one scene
Amazing video!!
I lost it when the question with the socks came that was so funny out of nowhere
“That ankle socks are in” that killed me
I love that it took about a minute of a single scene out of context for you to figure out how terrible Nate is
This is the best reaction and therapist I’ve ever seen
Pls do more euphoria content 😭 It's an ocean of content, and I'd love for you to continue analyzing the characters
when you just paused the scene after the intense scene and said "now nate" in such a calm voice I had the same immediate laugh
I found the socks debate hilarious 😂
More of these, please!🥺
Lol this was a spectacularly on point eval of their relationship for having never seen the show, thank you for reacting! 😎
Please do more Euphoria I would love your Psychological analysis on their relationships.🙏🙏🙏🙏
I need more euphoria reactions everybody in the show needs therapy and I would love to see your insight
I hope they can watch the whole series. This is really a great breakdown.
Istg I saw the thumbnail of this video and said: *GASP* JONO! I really love cinema therapy and I was glad to find this channel, keep making awesome stuff!
This makes me terrified to get into an actual relationship. How am i supposed to separate the good guys from the bad guys when they can hide it so well? I was scared for cassie in this scene and i've never seen this show before
If he love bombs u chances are hes a narcissist and leave as soon as he hits u... i made the mistake of staying and its so hard to get away
As a sexologist, I was very pleased with your take on this scene :) I loved euphoria for the depth of the characters and their complexity, but they definitely all need a little therapy.
little? they need to heal from a whole trauma and conditions, do you know how hard that is? it's like an addiction to stick with the same old routine... it's not impossible, but it's not easy either
you got the situation pretty good for somebody who never watched the show. Great analisys. Very on point.
Please please please do more of these!!!!