Binging With Babish Eats His Last Meal


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  1. Gruchon
    Gruchon says:

    The final words hit me hard as hell. I currently am over stressed in my job(end of a project and everything goes wrong as always) and it just hit exactly where it should. I cried like a baby but it was good
    Thank you Andrew for being such a great person and sharing this, it means a lot. I was a victim of sexual abuse twice in my life(once at work and once when I was a kid by a family friend). It is great to see people normalizing Men talking about this stuff. I try to get it out of the taboo around my friends(if it pops up) and people are still very not comfortable with the possibility of men being the victims.

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  2. Weldernick
    Weldernick says:

    Andrew talking about the passing of his mother reminds me a lot of how I dealt with my father passing when I was 4! The hospice paring and shutting down! Kind of brought back way too many memories… i have sunk in and out of the shut down state throughout my life like I was back then… but yeah idk the parents passing story/stories really hit deep…

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  3. TheSalt Bucket
    TheSalt Bucket says:

    Something pulled me to this video and now I know what it was, a day before my grandfather passed away in the hospital he pulled me close and held my hands in his and simply said to me "take care of your mother." I was 15 years old when this happened and all I could do at the time was shake my head and say "yes of course I will" but now that I'm older, 23 years old I had to realize something: I can't barely take care of myself, so how can I take care of her? Or anyone else for that matter? I had been carrying those last words my grandfather ever said to me within my mind and body for so many years that it destroyed me and kept me from being able to understand and perceive myself and my abilities as a person, I had to let those thoughts go, let those words go at least from the forefront of my mind, sometimes letting go of your trauma and obligations is the only thing thst you can do to make a better path for yourself to walk and grow effectively. Thank you to Andrew for sharing your story and to Josh for bringing him on to do so as well as sharing his own, and thank you to anyone who takes the time to read this. You are worth it, and you are your own worst enemy as well as your greatest hero, please remember to be kind to yourself and give yourself a break. 💗

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