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EUPHORIA SPECIAL EPISODE 1 WATCH PARTY (Patreon)

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2023-07-19 00:00:02
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2023-08-05 22:25:52
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🚨🚨 You will need to input a password on Vimeo to access the videos. The password is changed EVERY month.

The current password will aways be pinned in the welcome post at the top of the main feed. lf you have trouble finding the Welcome pinned post then try the following:

1) lf you are using the Patreon App, simply click on the profle name in any post and that will bring you to the main page. The pinned post will be at the top with the password.

2) Click on the profile name to get to the main page. Click the search bar on the right and put in the word BAAGEL (but only use one A when you type it out) This will bring up a post with the password.

https://vimeo.com/845580697?share=copy

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AlexanderWatches

Great episode one of my favorites of the entirety of the show I like Rue am mixed race, and hearing him touch on things like Malcolm and how drugs were implanted into black communities. It made me want to read up about it Very well done fantastic acting

Anonymous

I’m not sure why but I click the link and type the password and it says incorrect so I’ve not been able to watch anything on here 🥺 I just subscribed the other day because I love your videos ☺️

Cari

What really resonated with me here is where Ali said sobriety is your biggest weapon against mental health issues. I've never been an addict, I've never had substance abuse/dependency issues. I do, however, have impulsive and mental health issues. Alcohol triggers them BADLY. If I overdo it once and get a little bit drunk, there's an 80% chance that I'll be suicidal for two weeks after and I'll have to fight tooth and nail to survive it. It just completely destroys my brain chemistry and even though I know what it's from and that it will pass, that hole gets so deep that I don't think I'll ever be able to get out. One beer, I might be painfully bored for the next 3 days, no matter what I do, or I might be absolutely fine, depending on the weather (really!). It's a gamble, but the older I get the more it swings towards depression. Not worth it. Drugs back in my teens was even worse. I dabbled very shortly, because I realised quickly that I wasn't going to survive one morning-after. It wasn't difficult for me to give up drugs and alcohol, because I've never been an addict, but it was a very bitter pill to swallow to admit that I have a permanent brain problem. Thinking of it as a weapon that I've made this decision feels good. Instead of "having a weak brain", I've decided to pick up a weapon instead.

7deadlybananas
>>113556748

It’s something I’ve repeated to Audrey with her anxiety. Acceptance is the only answer I’ve ever seen work in long term. For me and those I’ve known. It being a weapon helps enforce that same mentality on it. You are stronger than you think. In so many more ways than just the ones you can think of. BECAUSE of what you deal with. And you only prove it with what you just shared 😉 Awesome stuff 👏 thank you for sharing it! 🙏

Vanessa Aves

My first time video on your patreon, although I watched the season 1 clips on youtube, and I would argue that this was one of the best episodes of television, ever. I've been sober for 15 years with one exception. About five years ago, I was having a rough time and a friend who I used to party with invited me over to talk. About halfway through the night I was looking at myself in a mirror, straw in my hand, and I just thought, "nah. this isn't it." And I got up and walked out of his house. Euphoria spoke to me on multiple levels, I struggled in middle and high school and then had a drug addition through college. But this episode, this is what it's all about. What life is about. I would never want to be the person I was. Your videos are great, never apologize for feeling what your feeling, and showing empathy. It's beautful.

Vanessa Aves
>>114468056

I’ve always been too ashamed to talk about being an addict. I think my friends and family like to go through life pretending like I wasn’t. It’s been refreshing listening to you discuss this topic. So, I mean it. Thank you.