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Oh my gosh Glenn sounds so much like that child of alcoholics and there’s some great textbooks on it. I’m gonna have to do some research and return this video. If I find enough, I’ll make a response for you or I talk about how this is a clear example of children of alcoholism and help Clint clearly hasn’t broken that cycle just came back to watch this video cause it’s amazing.

Now I’ve only listened to Season 1 4 times but I think I’m gonna like this

Love that podcast

So, the algorithm sent me this (probably from me watching a bunch of Legends of Avantris clips) so I'll just say, you seem very chill. Maybe it's the editing but for someone so busy, you seem very mellow and not stressed out and that's cool. The weather going from hot to cold seems very "august" because of the whole summer to fall thing. I hope y'all don't get hurricanes and stuff where you're at, them things are not great. Also, the pants ripping thing is totally a flex lol but it does suck that that happened, good to see it ain't get ya down. Also, you reminded me that I gotta try boba tea one day. how long have you been doing D&D for?

Every single time I hear Ron talk to Terry Jr during The Tower of Terry episode and gives the speech about how if he "could just catch that one finish, catch that one fish and maybe my dad would be proud of me. But I was never able to catch the fish", I cry thinking how I felt a very similar way when I was his age.

“Hoover was pulling a Cassandra Clare…” 💀💀💀

The commitment to not wearing pants to further embody Ron, as well as your fan/official art choices are fellow DungeonandDaddies fan approved.

holy shit a dndads video

HOLY SHIT A DNDADS VIDEO ESSAY! THIS IS SOO GOOD, AND IM LOVED WATCHING THIS!! AAAAH :D

Would love, love, LOVE a video talking about season 2. Not a ton of dndads video essays out there.

I think that Anthony's greatest strength as a DM is his fearlessness. Dungeons and Daddies is basically a game of chicken between the players and DM, and because they are ultimately loyal to their PC's characterizations, more often than not it's the players who blink first. More than any other DM I've seen, Anthony is willing to canonize the jokes his players make into the fabric of the game world along with all their logic and consequences, both comedic and dramatic. The result is twofold: first, it establishes a logical throughline between the moment-to-moment goofs and the emotional core of the story. Second, it allows the serious moments to sneak up on the audience before hitting them like a truck. Obviously the players deserve just as much credit for picking up on when to play a scene seriously, it takes a lot of trust in each other as storytellers for them to pull off what they do. I just find this a particularly noteworthy aspect of Anthony's DMing style.

OMG dnDADS was my first dnd podcast too thats wild

i so wanted you to say my name is ron stampler

I'm _so_ greatful Matt didn't take the easy out Anthony threw his way and made Daryl homophobic. Instead we got a gruesome murder worse than most horror movies to traumatise Grant, that's fun

From what I've gathered from reviews, Coho books are mostly unenjoyable to the queer community. Straight pepple just have really low standards.

I love this podcast and am overjoyed to see some great fan content made about it. Excellent analysis!

i've been on the fence about relistening to dndads, but this vid reminded me of how much i loved it. VERY good analysis 10/10 the ron quote made me tear up

Yes, Ron is the best dad. I get that in the beginning. He seems kind of one note but as you go on and learn about him and he gains that confidence and that comrade of his other dads, he just shines so much. He is my favorite character of all the daddies. He’s amazing.

Dude, as someone who is mid way through my third relisten of season one, THANK YOU?????? This is so wonderful, I'm so glad i found this and I'm so glad you uploaded it Stay legendary big dawg

Amazing I’m also a big fan of this podcast I’ve literally have to stop myself trying to eat while listening to it because I’m nearly died several times just laughing out loud so much. I’m so glad you’re doing a very close analyzation. I have a bachelors degree in psychology and yeah deals with this association disassociation. It’s very act of self preservation. Also, I would say that Grant also has a very fawn trauma response in his adult life because he tries to make everyone feel happy. Which also means he doesn’t allow himself to be honest his own needs.

Loved this

thank you!!!

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HI! I'm a big fan of rant reviews!

Btw so soz y'all the video got clipped in the middle of a sentence. This is what I get for trying a new editing software. Anywayyy,, thank you for watching and episode 2 It Ends With Us review should be available this Wednesday on Bookworms on Call. Don't miss it! www.youtube.com/@BookwormsOnCall

I LOVE this video!!! You did a great job!

This person is great we need to push the algorythm

you said asexual flag and I subscribed and liked the video, lol.

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i love these so much! youre so creative 💞

Sorry about your dog!! I had to put one of my dogs down last semester, and it really contributed to me burning out hard.. great video!!! Thanks!!

Seeing teenage you threw me back omg! I love this career shift for you. I'm glad you found it 🫶🏼

just subbed to u to keep up with you! my goal is to reach 1000 im at 248 right now hoping i can make it on this! fingers crossed

Congrats and good luck on your career change! I think it’s the same for me. I needed to change my focus onto my certificates so i can have a better job! Definitely want to keep my love of writing aside and not have to treat it like a job/career.

Update I found Nightbitch. It was in my car’s glove compartment🤦🏻‍♀️

Hello! Im trying to do a character with Bulimia and i already did my researching on it but im still not very secure with what i saw, can someone help me?

Hi i have a question, if you are commuting does that mean you can’t eat in the dinning hall?

Your advice helped me so so much!! Any advice on how to write a mystery novel? 😅

Not the violin audio over your practice 😭 Love the day in the life videos💕

32:38 I realize I’m late but there actually is an animation of that speech from ep 14! It’s really good, I forget who it’s by but it should show up if you search it (and if your algorithm is as inundated with dungeons and daddies as mine is lol) Edit: looked it up, it’s by kineticallyanywhere, who has more animations, including an animated opening to season 2 which is sick!

Spoilers for all of dndads, including mountains of daddies and s2! I’ve been thinking more and more how dndads works as an allegory for war trauma. The Mountains of Dadness shows a bunch of adults going through physically and emotionally traumatizing situations, (losing their lives in the process) because they had no idea what they were actually getting into. (Silent Gen) The next generation (boomers) grew up emotionally neglected, which lead to them continuing the cycle of neglect and violence (the parents of s1 dads.) After this, we have the s1 generation (Gen x/early millennials). Those who swore they would be the ones to break the cycle. They legit have no clue on how to fix these issues, and in multiple cases they create MORE trauma for his children After this we have the kiddads (late Millennials/gen Z). They were able to have relatively alright early childhoods before being violently shoved into the line of fire. The seeds of the unhealthy family dynamics they were experiencing as young children rounded its ugly head. Let’s remember that the trauma the kiddads go through started BEFORE season one! It’s just that season one exposes all the issues. It turns everything to 100% And now we have s2 (Gen Alpha). Kids growing up in a post-apocalyptic world (more war, global warming, take your pick), trying desperately to fix and issue they had no hand in making. The difference is they aren’t trying to break the cycle alone. They have their parents and grandparents trying desperately to fix it too. They have friends who have been going through the same shit as them. Are they developing unhealthy coping mechanisms? Absolutely. But at least they stand a chance. They rely on eachother. Breaking inter-generational trauma isn’t about breaking everything down. That’s impossible. One person/generation can’t destroy what has been building for five times longer. That’s not how it works. But we can start. We can create the cracks. We can give our kids the tools to help us destroy what has been destroying us. We don’t have to do this alone I just think the fandom needs to spend less time blaming the characters for doing what they thought was the only option. Does their trauma justify/excuse their actions? No. Not at all. But it gives them a reason. It’s a point of reference. They’re all extremely realistic trauma representations. The oaks, the Wilson’s, the Stampler/Marlowes, and the Close/Swifts. They’re genuinely so realistic, I had to take a few breaks from the podcast as someone with ptsd. We see how trauma can actually be violent. I’m really sick and tired of people trying to separate mental health issues from violence, because they’re so often connected. We accidentally push forward the trauma we went through, even if we’ve done everything we can to stop this. You can’t stop trauma. You can’t. Sometimes things happen that are completely separate from you. We need to stop blaming these characters and focus on HELPING them. None of them started this. Technically, Dood did. The representation of chaos and violence. I do genuinely adore this video. It’s so rare we see dndads content, and this was lovely. A very quick and easy guide for people just getting into dndads! Also, small notes from my brain We actually see that Lark was always somewhat more violent/aggressive. Even before the whole “rouge” thing, lark is a little “off”. The original ending for Glenn and Nic was gonna be them going to Morgan’s grave and finally confronting that trauma. But Glenn never even got that chance. Grant (from my perspective) as PTSD, Dissociation and derealization disorder, and depression. All of which makes complete sense I think the reason Ron and Terry have the best relationship is because he’s “new”. The trauma we see from the others started far before season one, but we know that Ron hasn’t been in Terrys life for more than a year Hope my comment wasn’t too overwhelming lmao!

I think the whole time warp thing really did Fuck up Nick. It wasn't a solution to a bad parenting situation, it was just a Punishment for Glenn, and it only created more problems. Yea, Glenn wasn't a good father, but ripping his son away from him and forcing him to ROT AWAY IN PRISON FOR 20 YEARS understandibly didn't facilitate character growth, it just traumatized both him and Nick further. Nick was a full person, and this time warp took all autonomy from him to forcibly make him someone else, someone more acceptable in society's eyes. He got no say in this. And when he eventually gets his memories of the original timeline back and becomes a half demon, he's torn between identites and worlds. Jodie, who was a stable father figure for him, is essentially revealed to be a fabrication, and is now an entirely different person as this hell demon. And Glenn, "freed" from the one stable thing in his life, when the one good thing he always strived for was to do what's best for his son, Glenn just spirals further into this hard rock rebel Shell. He doesn't grow as a person, and he sure as hell isn't half of the stable father figure in Nick's life that he was before the time warp. Basically what i'm saying is that Nick's life became a fucking mess. And he had to grow up in this chaotic environment, with two confused, messed up demon father figures instead of the one flawed but trying one. And then all his friends stabbed him in the back. Nick's not a bad father because he was trying to be a "cool guy", he's a bad father because he grew up in the most chaotic environment imaginable and learned to distrust everyone in his life, not able or willing to let anyone, not even his own family, close anymore

This was really great and well put together! There needs to be more dndads video essays, there is a severe lack. I love how dndads explores these themes, it's literally my favourite thing ever so thankyou for making this video about it :)

THANK YOU!!!!! DnDads is one of my major special interests and I’m really happy you made this:)

I think we know Glenn loves Nick because of episode 48, where he does decide to allow Nick being taken away because Glenn would rather lose his kid and soend his life in torture jail than let Nick become an orphan. Thats one scene that i actually found powerful revolving around Glenn But since Glenn was emotionally neglected, he didnt know how to express grief to his kid. Both of them lost Morgan, who out of the two parents was def the better one, and since he never had either parent around he didnt know how to share in his grief w Nick. And in that they become more like buddies than father and child

Im so happy, after 4 years, to FINALLY see a video on this :)))

thats wowsers

Loved listening to this!