Bertie Falls Apart at Therapy | Tuca & Bertie | adult swim 

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@Rampaging Koala the one and only

@Rampaging Koala yeah! I loved horsen around as a kid

Y'know what? That's gonna be my headcanon. XD

I mean, might explain that horse painting in the background lol

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Couldn't it be a Psychologist? Why people always talk about therapists? Genuine question Because technically a Psychologist is "superior" (lack of words) since it has the qualification to make an actual diagnosis and it's more scientific-orientated, right? Is it because therapists are cheaper in the USA?

@@laetitiasales3527 psychologist and therapist have different jobs in the US. Psychologist diagnos you and prescribe you medicine. Therapist help you thorough and deal with said diagnosis, exactly like she's doing in the video.

@@TokiKata you got that mixed up. A psychiatrist is someone that prescribes medication and can, in some instances, also provide therapeutic services; however, they are closer to a medical doctor in their approach, having literally received a med school degree. A psychologist is someone that works with you, with some exceptions, exclusively through talk therapy. A psychologist is a therapist, however there is different levels of training and different degrees that you can get to become a therapist.

@@JoanWaters2024 so basically what I said, but psychologist can also have the same duties as a therapist as well?

Yup, and you know the person before you had to do the same just so you could get your time. Never gotten used to it but it helps knowing it’s someone else’s turn

And I think it's important cus therapists and their clients are NOT friends. There is a certain boundary therapists must establish so that they can do their work effectively.

Trauma is tough stuff, and a clinical hour is almost never enough! By the time you've worked up to it, chances are your time might already be running out. Most good therapists will be trying to help you close back up before the clock is up, but it often just doesn't work out that way. I wish insurance covered longer sessions.

@@darrengreen9374 ugh same, especially since sometimes it takes time to open. I personally learned to unload quickly lol but that’s not easy. Then you still his dry your tears before facing the world outside the therapist’s office

its like laying an issue all out on the table and as soon as you're done you get told there's ten minutes left in the session fkjfhgh therapy can be so helpful but it always feels like its over too soon.. right when you get into the thick of things sometimes i adore my therapist though I'm lucky to have her atm

you should watch it bro

It’s so great :) watch it!

Yeah. Can recommend.

although while the "see you next week!" joke is funny and i don't think it's actually meant to be dismissive on the therapist's part, your therapist should always try to make sure you're emotionally taken care of after a heavy session like this before letting you go

Sounds like rationalizing unhealthy coping mechanisms to me

You can also end up neither. There are people who aren't hyper or hypo.

Yeah same! You go Queen

@@Creepystalker102 Wait who says they are unhealthy? Are you an expert? And also who says they are coping anyways? What if they really WERE the same before their assault? You're just gonna come on here and say "nope you're definitely the way you are because of it!" ?? THAT'S not healthy to try and tell a STRANGER what they feel.

@@Creepystalker102 Rationalizing... having an active sex life? Or, perhaps, an open and honest relationship to one's own body in a sexual context? What is there to rationalize? They're all perfectly rational behavior and not indicative of healthiness as far as I'm concerned. As another comment points out, you're scarcely the arbiter of what's healthy for a person or not . I hope you realize that the endless moralizing of these issues benefits nobody.

That's what makes the show good. It's real in the core. Berties' anxiety about not being good enough was too real. Also when Bertie and Toucan got in the way of each other's life. Blaming each other when really the issues was inside themselves but taking it out on each other. They put a lot of realism in this show. Ali Wong and Tiffany Haddish are highly underrated.

But the therapist is bad, like she’s purposely saying things therapists should not say. It’s for humor but also she’s being rather triggering to birdie

I guess I should clarify that what I said can also be called realistic because therapists are just ppl

@@ScizzorSaurusX99 nothing she's saying is wrong here though

@@pepesilvia429 not arguing, but how is she wrong exactly?

One is already on it's way, was announced in Season 2 finale!

And this therapist

At least another 5 would be nice 👌

I heard it had been canceled. Is that incorrect?

@@sailly it got cancelled by Netflix! But got picked up by adult swim! :)

SA stands for sexual assault by the way.

wonderfully said. i wish everyone would give your perspective a chance.

the only time i've ever felt felt the need to criticise - NOT harass, i blocked them after their response - someone over this was when they failed, and then actively refused, to properly tag their exploration of a taboo topic so that people had no choice in the matter. they prioritised 'spoilers' over the possibility of seriously triggering others. i have zero interest in certain topics, and i think most people have things they also don't want anything to do with. be it simple personal discomfort, or because it can be deeply triggering. it's not anyone's responsibility to censor their work and never explore their trauma in public fiction, but it IS their responsibility to make sure it's got a prominent warning label on it, so people know exactly what they're getting into and can easily avoid it if they know it'll affect them negatively. i'm not going to make a cake and not tell anyone there's nuts in it, for example, even though i know some people dislike nuts and some people are allergic to them. but, just because i don't personally want to see something doesn't mean i don't understand the value that depiction can hold for someone else. everyone with trauma processes their trauma differently and i feel like there's a weird push for a 'one size fits all (and it's my size, and everyone who disagrees is either Being Traumatised Wrong or lying about it)' type of thing for dealing with it, when it's entirely individual.

​@@Shiruvihonestly that's exactly how I feel and a big reason as to why I've stopped reading a lot of fan writings and listening to stories I find that people have stopped trigger warning stuff simply because they feel like it will decrease their views

Hi. I'm sorry this happened to you.

Of course you feel like it's your fault; minds are fault-analysis devices; if you couldn't think about something in the context of them being something to revise based off of you wouldn't be able to think about them at all.

Like it has been said, it’s ok, and no need to feel shame, and I’m glad someone heard you

Sadly they just announced it's getting cancelled. Adult Swim cancels everything now. They've become woke over the years

@@musiciangal02453How are they woke in either sense of the word??

involuntary arousal surrounding your own bad experiences isn't the same as having a fetish, and we shouldn't treat it as such. it's a trauma response.

@@dollybites Yes but they were specifically NOT talking about people that experience this arosual due to trauma response.

@@ironhidex7554 in the comment section of a video highlighting hypersexuality stemming from trauma

@@dollybites yeah but they were talking about the part where she says "you might experience this even if you hadnt been assaulted" not the part where she talks about it being a coping mechanism. Idk how much more clear they could have been about it.

I don't know if that applies to feet people lol their brain is literally wired slightly different

whats wrong with the name?

what's wrong with the name?

@@toulouse1 idk its kind of generic like "bobs burgers" cant really explain it

@@soy_jacks bobs burgers is a pretty good show tho still so ig theres something to be said about the simple titles lol

@@sunny-qk3uk true

it's called being hypersexual!

@@pharoahcaraboo9610 I feel like that term is being used incorrectly Just because it was triggered by a trauma doesn't mean they are more "sexual" than anyone else

if you can't tell if it was assault, it was probably assault. i will say that. you can't seem to clearly define yourself consenting which means someone was willing to do something to you knowing your heart wasn't 100% in it, yk? at the very least they didn't try to make SURE you wanted it, otherwise it wouldn't be this confusing. therapy can be scary, but it's worth a shot. i can't advocate either for or against it personally. they tend to ask you all the hard questions right away in my experience and from then on its a pretty open dialogue led by you. once you get it out in the open, it's easier. sometimes saying it out loud is really hard though. however you are not required to tell them any more than you feel you can/want to

@@dollybites thank you for your response

Well, how'd you find a good therapist because all the ones I've found were really mean and not at all helpful. I thought good therapists were made up.

@@SocialLocust I'm honestly not sure how to answer this. I'm sorry you've had such bad experiences with this. And I know this sounds hollow, but the best thing I can say is keep searching for a good therapist because there ARE really good ones out there. And if you can't find someone in your area, more places these days offer TeleHealth services, so you can have a session on your computer or even your phone.

@@graciecat9694 I can't keep going further into debt in hopes that someone I'm paying to help won't further traumatize me. Thanks though.

Well… it is possible you didn’t get a good therapist. There’s a lot of malpractice in psychiatry and psychology, unfortunately, and not all the people who go into the business are the best… people. It’s totally possible to feel bad for a while because you’re just not used to dwelling on what might be hurting you psychologically in therapy, but if your appointments just keep making you feel worse, you also may have gotten a bad therapist. You’re allowed to recognize that. You don’t have to feel better just because it’s therapy.

Its animated by the same company Thats actually part of the reason its no longer on Netflix. The company unionized and Netflix didn't want to pay them fairly

The show creator is Lisa Hanawalt, the same person who came up with the character design ideas for BoJack Horseman. The showrunner for BJH is the producer for this show. So basically the same people but in different roles.

you mean clients who are really handful?

You and me both

there IS a season 3 coming

@@geencream is this from the new season I don’t remember seeing this

@@kevinlu9739 Adult Swim revived Tuca & Bertie after it was canceled by Netflix. Season 3 of Tuca & Bertie is coming soon to Adult Swim.

@@kevinlu9739 OKay, so, I wasn't aware that there even was a season two? So, I just binged all of it. Apparently there is a season 3 coming as well! :)

LMAO YES

Watch the Night time Friends episode.

Me

Probably you. Every therapist is different and there is no one shoe fits all. There is an episode where Bertie tried many therapists and out of all the therapis this one actually helped her the most. Her methods works on Bertie. Every if they don't look like it at first.

@@TheDerpyDunsparce thanks for the context, I havnt seen the show so that definitely makes it make more sense

She feels like a bad therapist honestly, one of those types that obsessed with freud.

Very interesting that people are so polarized on whether or not shes a good therapist. Me personally i dont take issue with her comment about how brains are weird,because they are,I think she was more trying to get Bertie to stop blaming herself for an arousal she cant control rather than dismissing the issue. Thats just my interpretation though.

@@ironhidex7554 I personally thought the therapist was giving nice insight and answered qs well

That's the weird part and not her saying freaky sex is gonna cure her ptsd?

Humor is subjective to our individual values and experiences and the only people who don't get that are people who very uncomfortable when others don't think the way they do.

Yeah it's honestly awful to watch.

Maybe you got confused with BoJack Horseman

@@Igarappappa No the people who write TV Tropes did, that’s what I wrote. Why don’tcha actually read what I wrote before responding?

@@alphaghoul Appropriate response.

there’s the human that watches speckle and bertie

@@sharkabbit Can you confirm that with a clip?