I thought the whole thing was a play on fragile masculinity as we've seen elsewhere in the show, no?

I listen to that song when I exercise right before kendrick lamar's "i"(with the refrain of "i love myself") so i exercise out the negative self-talk and go to the positive. it's pwoerful.

Yes, I feel you. Not depression but anxiety magnified by ADHD. The Tell Me I'm Okay broke my heart. And as Rachel - not Rebecca - knows: it's okay not to be normal, nobody is normal, embrace what makes you not normal. But that's a lesson for Becca to learn. When we saw the names on the bridal shower goody bags I…

Nah, LOVED Etta, but she really needed to be in an assisted living. If Fiona didn't have to work I'd agree. Also, she was a littttle distracted with the death of her mom.

I just saw the episode and I disagree: there are definitely more than a few transphobic gay people. The club could've been pretty trans-exclusive.

I don't find it tiring because I just feel badly for her and want to help. I think the show is really compassionate to her issues and I just sort of hurt for her. In real life, that wouldn't excuse a friend of mine or anything, but for a fictional character? I'm all in.

I don't know, don't we all fight with parts of ourselves? I didn't read it as interacting with her fantasies, but simply being a conflicted human with lots of repression going on.

I feel like a few people are taking the Breaking Bad comparison a bit literally: Bloom has said the show is over when Bunch has grown and learned. The shows are already so tonally different.

My mind went to Destiny's Child :)

Good point! I also feel like Becca's reaction to her dream/goosebumps would not have been that big of deal if she were more secure in herself and her relationship.

I don't mind not seeing the appeal of Josh personally because it makes it clear she's projecting and putting so much onto what she wants him to be: a miracle cure for her issues.

I don't do it to the extent that Darryl does, but I'm in a really happy relationship, but don't have a best girlfriend where I'm her best friend, also: having other lady friends has been more of a source of insecurity than my love life. It's a bit odd but it happens. His song almost made me cry.

Another one I don't watch consistently but really enjoyed what I saw of it.

I guess that's true. Still intrusive to INTERRUPT A SESSION. - said by someone with issues but less of them than josh and rebecca

That's RIGHT - I don't watch Broad City consistently. It's also great because Rachel and Ilana were roommates.

I was curious and Googled my therapist (who also works out of a home office) - only her name and zip. I only had the address because of insurance stuff. Either way, it is NOT OK of him.

The musical theatre geek in me really dug it artistically, though.

I guess I think it could mean that you hate that part of yourself, not yourself in total. I think the comment made sense of the conversation but wasn't posed as a general truth.

Eh, that feels like a stretch. Plus, it would go against everything the show has set up. "Hey, don't worry about your unhealthy relationship standards or mental health issues: they will pay off!" Nope. I'm not against Becca ending in a relationship but it shouldn't be with him and she's got to be by herself longer.

And I honestly think if I weren't encouraged to question, I wouldn't be religiously observant. It was so wonderful.