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🗓️ 14 January 2022
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0:00.0 | Hi, Benchis. We hope you're doing well. Last month on the Patreon, we covered the Succession |
0:04.8 | season three finale and talked about the deep inherited traumas of its characters. We also |
0:10.0 | play Faulknery till the end, you know, to lay in the mood. But as always, if you'd like to unlock |
0:14.7 | our more than 20 bonus episodes, reading lists and access to a monthly Zoom meeting with us and |
0:19.5 | a whole bunch of other Benchis, you can go to patreon.com slash binge topia. Once again, that's patreon.com slash |
0:25.5 | binge topia. The dismissive attachment that happens is because like when you're anxiously |
0:30.4 | attached, it's because you can never predict if your parent is going to come back or not to connect |
0:34.4 | with you. When you're dismissive or avoiding or like a disorganized, it's just like, well, I've |
0:38.5 | fully accepted that they're just never going to be there for me when I need it. So now I don't even |
0:42.0 | cry. Now I don't even. And that's why like people say the cry it out method. It's like, oh well, |
0:46.0 | babies learn to suit themselves. And it's like, no, they just learn that you're like never going to come. |
0:49.8 | Yeah. So they just stop crying. Yeah. And then you become emotionally detached, which like |
0:54.9 | clearly some of the kids are like that. Like, Connor is like so pathetic too. He always calls him |
1:00.5 | pop. I know. He's like, well, we really need to support pop. And it's like, your father does not |
1:05.2 | give a shit about you and your mother somehow gives even less of a shit about you. It's like the |
1:09.8 | saddest thing. Yeah. And like, who knows who Connor, right? He says like, Connor's mom was crazy and |
1:14.3 | like, she was like, Logan only cares about his children because he wants them to be who he wants |
1:20.7 | them to be. And none of them have turned out the way he wants them to, which is such a common |
1:25.2 | thing where parents are like, I want my children to be representations of me. And then they turn out |
1:28.9 | fucked up. And you're like, well, you didn't do like what I wanted you to do. And it's like, |
1:32.8 | you weren't the parent that like, I needed you to be. But that experiment is really interesting |
1:38.0 | because like, babies will mimic like if the mom makes a sad face or like you start pretending to |
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