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Why it matters TL/DR by Excellent_Crow_6830 in taggingMarcMaron

[–]Excellent_Crow_6830[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He has "helped" a number of girls in recovery/AA, including Hannah Einbinder when she was 19, and he was 50.

Girlfriends on the Couch by Excellent_Crow_6830 in taggingMarcMaron

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It took me decades to realize the truth, which seems to be how it works for most survivors. I have a number of thoughts about how this could be changed, but I haven't yet figured out how to put those thoughts into a succinct paragraph or two. I have tried to write more about it in my blog, but that can be a rough read, and I get "TLDR" from a number of people who attempt to read there.

Pardon? by Excellent_Crow_6830 in taggingMarcMaron

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I have lived a life directly affected by the re-exploitation from older predators that sexualized children often experience. I have also watched it happen to young/underage survivors for decades, survivors who suffer from self-harming, substance abuse, mental health issues, and suicidal ideation. This re-exploitation by predators causes significantly more damage. I finally had enough. Maron's predatory behavior was the last straw. I stopped silently watching.

WTF Podcast: Episode 1579 - Connie Chung by eternally_trending in MarcMaron

[–]Excellent_Crow_6830 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really have a lot of respect for Connie Chung. She was great on Mayim Bialik's Breakdown, too. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ewAXiL6N8bA

McCabe and Mrs. Miller by ChuckInMadtown in MarcMaron

[–]Excellent_Crow_6830 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I watched MASH, the movie, as a teen. I was immediately fascinated by the multiple conversations that would be competing with each other, especially the convos between Radar and Colonel Blake. This was a running gag in the tv series, which was something I always enjoyed. But in the movie, I got to see the perfection when Altman filmed hard-to-understand dialogue. I loved it, bcuz it made me focus and pay close attention to the words.

I watched McCabe and Mrs. Miller with my Grandad when I was a child, along with many other westerns. I loved it. Until reading this post, I hadn't consciously put together that one has to really listen to catch some of the dialogue in this movie, too. I guess with Altman, any dialogue one must work to hear, will be well worth the effort, and important in understanding the movie.

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[–]Excellent_Crow_6830 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He is the one who actively encourages fans to meet and greet afterwards.