Moral Orel ‘alone’ episode but only the parts with nurse bendy
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Edit: 12/26/23
Firstly I’d like to apologies for not including the beginning part of the episode where she smiles as she watches the kids play while she’s passing by outside, editing this now because 5 months later I am still getting comments about it and views and such. When I had first posted this video I didn’t know I was going to get any views except for the few that I had sent the link to, I hadn’t included the beginning scene because I had compiled this compilation for a South Park discussion about Eric Cartman within my circle of people on Twitter and the beginning hadn’t seemed to mattered at the time of the compiling I see now from the thousands of views I was wrong. My apologies !
Adult swim with SA as a joke: :)
Adult swim with SA as a serious topic: >:(
I don’t know why they fr are like that 😞😔
@@jkdjjjbased on deez nuts
@@josukeavocado Lazzo only cared about the funny. During the reading foe this episode. Lazzo was like "There's one joke in this entire thing!" Dino replied: "Point me to it and I'll take it out!"
@@jkdjjjyou are so sigma skibidi lone wolf codedXDDDDDDDDDDDD
@@jkdjjjthat’s why nobody asked you bru
What im so surprised about, for its time, im baffled that the age regression isnt played off for some joke within this episode or later on, its treated as it is, coping. A perfectly normal method more people than you think choses to deal with their trauma.
I love this show man
It was actually this that convinced me to give Moral Orel a chance
I was watching a review on Alone and immediately recognized she was age regressing.
This, along with how the other two women in Alone were portrayed with the seriousness they deserved, helped ease my worries about Moral Orel.
This isn’t normal though, she’s seriously in distress and unable to grow and function in her personal life. This scene is played seriously but not positively; it’s showing how her coping mechanism has consumed her life and she’s completely detached from reality when she puts her very real sexual assault and betrayal onto an inanimate object within a construct of her own design. She’s really looking for more reasons to hide away from the world so that she can continue to retreat from reality and delve into her distorted artificial construct even further.
@MrSoopSA @MrSoopSA ive never once said that this is "positive" just that for once, in media that ive seen, this behavior isnt treated as a joke or some "freak of nature"
As for normal, the human brain trying to protect itself so she doesnt literally lose her mind, regression could just be a calming behavior to deal with stress, anxiety, mental health disorders, in her case, its trauma.
, its something we affectivley all do but to a lesser degree. Say you see something from your childhood and you "regress" or you name a toy or something.
But watching the show, Bendy is not trying to escape at all, I have no idea where youve gotten that from, id say shes pretty much a character that just "let things happen" life as a woman is generally boring in moralton, and with almost all the guys she meets only wants her for her body, from when she was 12 to 24, shes so nonchalant because she maybe feels like her purpose in life is generally unfulfilled, she doesnt have any ambitions, any motivations, she has "no one" to come home to.
I think her ressonings for having a pretend family to cope with is nice.
And to add on: the moment she finds out about ACTUAL family a.e. her son, she doesnt push him away? She doesnt dismiss him in turn for her pretend family, she accepts him into her home, and even had a bear that was pretty much modled after him, she bonds with him, throwing the old one away, she now had someone to come to, she didnt need these for coping anymore because a part of her is finally fulfilled, and thats what these kinds of coping mechanisms can do for people.
(Ps. Someone renacting the horrible things done to them is also another coping method, giving a person some form of control or way to process what happened to them at a very young age, somewhat, could be very helpful aswell. I could know. Because i have done this.)
@@LJXrot I have an actual degree in Social & Behavioral Science, yo.
@@MrSoopSA ok!!! Good for you!! 👍
Oh god, she'd psychologically regressed. To lock yourself in a world of your own making just to have some semblence of normalcy. That's a fucking tragedy.
It’s really sad to see but it’s nice when she reconnects with joe and no longer uses her stuffed bear to pretend that the bear is her son.
@@97b0n3s Yes, it is! That had to be quite grounding and comforting for her.
I know the feeling
@@SamuelBlack84 I'm sorry to hear that.
Honestly I've done something sorta similar.. Not to this extent, but still.. I sadly watch this to cope sometimes with life and the fact that I'm scared of everyone and everything. Sigh..
In the episode "Dumb", you see Hubby tied to the chair.
Woah good catch, I hadn't seen noticed that in "Dumb". Adds yet another example of the care and attention put into this show.
maybe Hubbys into that
@@thundrcat5596not really the right thing to be joking about 😭
She’s trapped as a child in that way. The butterflies on the wall, the toys, and her “safe” bear family.
This was...depressing....you can just feel her pain as she tried her best to cope with her reality. Especially in her prayers.oneof those you wish you. Could jump through and hug the person and tell hem they are deserving of love.
So when southpark shows a episode of butters getting "Tested" it dosent matter cause its a intended joke
But when moral orel spreads awareness on SA
It gets cancelled
Yeah that really was incredibly screwed up. IDK how comedy central allowed that.
South Park knew how to balance fucked up and funny, which Moral Orel could not. It's not that it didn't have funny moments, but those moments weren't funny enough to make the fucked up moments hurt less.
@@potatortheomnipotentspudi feel like that’s part of the problem though. they only allow stuff when you are encouraged to laugh at it in some way. once it becomes something you have to take seriously, which SA most certainly should, it’s not allowed. if its not the butt of a joke in some form, its crossing a boundary that should never have been drawn
@@twansmasc Humor is a coping mechanism, just like regression. I know a girl who was assaulted in the past and she makes jokes about it all the time
@@thestrongestlivingcreature oh yeah it absolutely is! still, there’s a difference between writing it as a joke for a tv show and a Real Person making the joke in the moment as a result of trauma, yknow? i’ll play devil’s advocate in that you never know if the writer of the joke has been through something like that, but its still kind of tone deaf to put that thing on TV versus saying it to a friend spur of the moment
losing my shit over “he must be more adulterer than anyone i know”
After having dated someone who regresses, coming back now to this scene w what i went through w her...
It was already a really dark scene but now I'm actually in pain watching this.
I wish i could've helped more. Now I'm just horrified by "littles" and repulsed by children.
I’m confused on how you’re horrified by littles and repulsed by children? Like, you think it’s bad? I’m just a little curious.
@@cherry.cider.s0da they most likely ended up with trauma from the relationship that now relates childlike behavior to abuse or relates childlike behavior to what horrible things their partner experienced.
@@fungustheclown666 makes sense, makes sense!
It's a touchy subject. Age regressors need a special kind of willing and understanding partner. Some need caregivers more than partners. Some make it work with a person who can play both roles in their life. They also need coping mechanisms in place in case their partner or cg can't be there, able to be self sufficient enough as well. It's hard dating someone with trauma in general, but that doesn't mean they aren't worthy of love. It sounds like you just can't be that person, which is totally valid. It's a taxxing job and certainly not the social norm. Take care of yourself.
I love how her voice is when she’s alone.
Not to overshare, but I love nurse Bendy. She struck a cord in me and represented smth abt me in a way im not insulted by. She's tragic but valid.
Man... I know that scene looks stupid if you didn't focus at it, but when you watch closely at the teddy bear and the milk scene... It really hurts to see such traumatized reaction from people
Why is it that shows like this, that tackle mature and adult topics in mature and adult ways, get cancelled early, while shows like Big Mouth who only count as adult shows because they swear every five sentences get to have eight seasons and counting?
I was doing so well today until I was reminded of this. It was a weird show, but the overall message of mental health and the stigma of social status and expectation is a powerful one.
She's so me coded
That's nothing you should relate to, get Help.
@@laurav5767what do you know? You're a "bad influence"
I want to hug her
😢 hits home. That nice part of the human soul gets abused the most. People can be monsters, or numb to that part being exploited, or cut to pieces.
This is f up for an abuse victim to know what she is going through the trauma no wonder this show was cancelled dang
Even people who watched the most messed up porn and hentai would feel disturbed and uncomfortable watching this scene, heck even people who watched liveleak gore would feel disturbed, like something far wose then a horror movie, because it feels that real.
Some people would laugh. A lot more than you'd like to think.
@ronchum5178 yeah, at bad people who we assume are murderers or pedos we imagine in our heads getting punish, but here with zero context, this just seems like a random women with trauma who's just suffering, even the worst of us have innate empathy. That's why people try to dehumanize in titles, without that factor people will biologically feel guilt.
@@asscheeks3212 Youre assuming a lot, and I get that things are more comfortable that way. I have 2 points though.
1. Some people literally have no empathy.
2. More still people are able to bury their human empathetic feelings with sin (twisted thought and morality), creating evil. Consider the very act that this cartoon is implying happened to her. Someone had to do that, and it's statistically impossible that all struggle snugglers are sociopaths.
@ronchum5178 well, no, even the most monstrous people have Empathy, it's just selective. It disappears if we dehumanize a group of people. Empathy is more common then you think, and not a unique factor at all. In a dreadful way we just chose who we feel empathy for. Always been like that. I think you're thinking about psychopaths
@@asscheeks3212 Ok, some is selective. We seem to be agreeing. All I'm trying to say is that there are people who would laugh at this. Not just psychopaths. I work with a guy who would.
Oh Dani, dani, dani, dani... why couldn't just be there for your sister in her time of need?
Nurse Bendy deserves better
So depressing
I wish she realized it was just tiys
She knows
What is tiys? I can only find Thailand International Youth Scouting, and that doesn’t seem related
0:39 her in the fucking background in deaddd💀💀💀
Real mature
"I feel thoughts of emotions" very articulate
that’s how a lot of people talk when they age regress! baby talk and poor grammar is common because your mind is trying so hard to make you feel like you’re a child again. nurse bendy is playing a mom in the scene, but she’s doing that while simultaneously pretending to be a little girl.
Sorry the way someone dealt with their trauma wasn't "articulate" enough for you.
She's going through something dude plus her talking like that honestly makes it more realistic
But why are shows like the kardashians still airing?
I find that very hard to watch
I wanted to laugh, not freak out!
If you were not sexually abused as a child do not speak for us. I felt upset but seen by her. Do not speak for a community you are not a part of.
"I can fix her"
wtf
try fixing that
Gross.
...well i thought it was hot
End it
@@idk_man3491 like a slut
Kay why ess
Nobody loves you
Mpral orel fqns when they forget that the show literally used r8p as a joke in his first episode .
What the fuckdid i just watch 💀?
smash or pass nurse bendy??
Seriously? You choose the video where she acts like a child?
@@rosiv9617 she is acting more like a mother, unless you cooked for you whole family when you were 7
@@spinosaurusstriker You've never seen little girls encouraged to play "House" as the "mommy" with dolls or other children? Be given baby dolls and toy kitchens? And she doesn't cook, she takes a simple sandwich out of the fridge and pours some milk.
@@hippiusteenius Do you spect here to buy realistic dolls or smnt? And do you also spect girls to act the way she did with the teddy bear? She isn't acting like a child.
@@spinosaurusstriker The whole point is that she's age regressing to cope with her trauma of having been a victim of childhood sexual abuse resulting in her giving birth at age 12 to a son her rapist took away, and the incident with the "husband" bear was a trigger for that trauma. Her mothering the "son" bear is EXACTLY how little girls are expected to act by society, and the way she's going about it is how a little girl thinks of the CONCEPT of "Mother".
Whoops. This hit close to home.
She traps herself in a world of childishness because knowing her age and subtracting it by Joey’s to find out her age, she would’ve been around 12 when she had Joey.
That makes it even more devastating :(
Wait, WHAT
No wonder she’s so messed up!
So she is 24
That was a year before most people would normally hit puberty...
I love that little detail of when she first opens the door she’s clearly sad and upset, and it’s dark, but when she flips the switch it lights up and her face suddenly changes to a hopeful cheerful look.
And this was why the show was canceled because it hit too close to home for some folks.
The weakness of others has yet again destroyed another good thing.
@UA-camCensorship. "The weakness of others" so getting raped, assaulted, losing children. Shit like that is just weakness? This show was supposed to make you laugh, even the creators admitted they went too far. Be thankful for your life without what you call "weakness", because any day any time, that could change. I hope you get more empathy than you give if anything happens to you. Because these "weaknesses" destroy you and haunt millions.
@@Lastandfinalunicorn found one. Weakness is not being able to handle serious, painful, traumatizing subjects and trying to ignore the fact they exist regardless of your opinion. You also have no idea what I or anyone else on the internet has been through. If you were a wise person you would know that empathy is lost not gained. Everyone with a healthy functioning brain starts out empathetic and loses empathy as they suffer injustices.
@@UA-camCensorship. you have no idea what empathy is. It's not lost, it is only gained. You learn empathy as you grow, experience pain, loss, emotional situations, traumas. Empathy is the ability to feel for another person because you have also been through that sorrow; feeling someone's pain coinciding with your own.
You're using "empathy" as excuse to have none for others. I have none for you through, only my sympathy because I could never understand how someone could be so callus.
@@Lastandfinalunicorn you think i care what an uneducated person like you thinks? You are so swollowed by your own need to feel correct that you can't even accept when you are wrong. I have real experiences in the real world. I dont sit behind a keyboard debating things with random people all day like you. Ive seen good people lose empathy after wrong was done to them. If you had actually lived anything you are trying to preach then you would know how empathy actually works.
I know nurse bendy reconnects with her son a bit, but I would have loved to see her get a pet. It seems that she would be very gentle with it and then it could return that love to her unconditionally.
Pets are just as bad as replacements for children as dolls. Even dolls live longer then pets, if at all.
@@dustywhite6963huh?? 😭 not a replacement for a child but for live companionship
Yeah what are the first guy on
@@dustywhite6963what the fuck? Did you just compare a living pet to a doll…
the thought of her having a soft pet bunny warms my heart
It's unfair that they canceled the show, ignorant people are fine when they make jokes or romanticize the abuse, but when you talk about the abuse in a serious and very respectful way, ignorant people will say "you crossed the line".
They couldn't cope anymore
Family guy has more rape jokes than I can count and it's still making new seasons after 2 decades. That one episode of Peter with the bull or that one cut away of Peter being an apple. Or that skit with the pie where it makes, "Quagmire watch"
I mean, it's a brutally real show. You're supposed to counter act it with funny so that it becomes palatable. While there were funny moments, they weren't funny enough to offset how fucked up and frank they were about the reality of the dark situations they portray, so that's why it got pulled.
Also, Bloberta is just as much a piece of shit as Clay, why does she get to have a happy ending? It pisses me off so much.
@@gothica3605That sort of humor is what they want. They don't want real, they want edgy jokes made constantly not looking into the actuality of serious issues. I like morel orel and it's a shame that it was canceled
I hate the comedy know that belittles traumas, manslatimg, trauma, rape and all does things. Or in the worst escenario focus only in the gore think and always make everything over the top
This is the best portrayal of the feeling of betrayal inherent in sexual abuse of I’ve ever seen. I held it together until “you’re special, you can’t!”
Wish it included the scene in the beginning of the episode where kids are running past her playing and you can see how happy she is seeing them because she badly wanted a family of her own 😭
I saw that it was so heartbreaking
Dude, the teddy bear and milk scene was so heavy, that poor woman, and she's still so young is so sad
If you look closely, you can see that Nurse Bendy has tied up the husband bear in the episode Dumb. You can see it when Joe asks why the baby bear was thrown in the trash.
The reason she was on the ground in the first place was because she accidentally bumped the sandwich, and her scrubbing motion moved her hips like that, and bumped the bear and the milk. Which meant that her actions caused the bear to “assault” her, which meant that it was “her fault.” Which further feeds into her trauma.
That's honestly so horrifying.. So sad.
Thank you for the explanation captain obvious. Everyone already knew that simply by watching the video
This just makes me want to hug her. She has dealt with so much shit and been traumatized by it
man I wish someone would give me a hug for my SA trauma its okay though if no one will give me a hug Ill give them a hug! :3
@@jayrobles2523hope you’re doing okay now ❤ i’d give you a hug, if you’d want it
@@lambadajewo.4143 ty! :3
This is a paradoxical feeling, you want to hug said person for safety, but that would include physical contact, and it's likely for her to associate it with the idea of "taking advantage of her body" and reject it or regress due to misinterpretting the original intention of the hug.
@@manuelernesto7713 that's why consent matters and you ask before you hug
i love how this show is actually realistic
And they had to cancel it for it
@@alucardsantradideus267cuz it was too depressing, realistic, and (not a bad thing) relatable
@@PurpleGuy661Because it wasn't funny anymore.
@@NyQuilDonut yea
@@NyQuilDonutThe show would've had to have been so hilarious, you couldn't breathe for a good while during every episode in order to offset how extremely frank they portrayed fucked up topics. There's no way they could have done that.
I feel so awful for her.
"Not like everyone else!" 😭
It's satisfying to see Joe beat up his dad, but even more after watching this scene. He may not have known what his dad did to her, but if he did we all know Joe wouldn't stop beating him even after his dad stopped moving.
Which is good for Joe. His dad was already on the way out, soon to die and so devoid of mind that he couldn't even remember his own crimes anymore. Frankly, not worth killing. Joe deserved to be able to spend the rest of his life getting to know his mom, not rotting in a prison cell for patricide.
Kept it together until the “not like everyone-not you! you’re special you cant!” Actually sobbing rn because as a SA survivor this hits too hard..
I just realized that the reason her screaming "You can't you can't you can't" hits me so hard because it's something she's probably never been able to say to somebody who wants to use her for sex holy fuck this show is brutal.
my grandmother had my mom at 13 due to sa from her stepfather and this scene made me cry for days thinking about her trauma and all that she endured in her life. love her so much.
I feel bad for your grandma...
2:31 gets me every time.. it makes me feel gross for what happened
It took me a minute to remember this scene and find it again.
After years of not watching it, my memory warped it so this was a live action movie, the stuffed animals were bunnies, and Bendy had long black hair in twin tails.
I also completely forgot what made her get on the ground so that the stuffed animal would fall on her.
Not gonna lie, it probavly would have been better with a bunny.
Bunnies are known for being cute, but also for that reproductive joke, so it would have been a "you thought i was different, well you thought wrong, because i am as lust-driven as everyone".
Worse, she got on the ground because she accidentally bumped the sandwich. Which meant that her accidental action resulted in the bear “assaulting” her. Which meant that she “caused” it, and the assault was “her fault.” Thus feeding even more into her trauma.
I completely understand why the executives axed the show for this scene, but it feels so rare to see writers that actually know how to treat this subject matter with the appropriate levels of seriousness they require. This scene doesn't make any jokes, it doesn't play it off for laughs, and it *refuses* to pull any punches. It presents the topic of SA survivors and the psychological damage of being a victim with the amount of seriousness it deserves.
It's such a shame that Moral Orel got canceled for one of the rawest scenes in television. The writers actually knew when to stop telling jokes and when a scene needed to be taken seriously, and I sincerely hope that this scene is used as an example of how to properly handle a scene about SA PTSD.
Just to clarify, it was cancelled not because this scene was too dark. It was cancelled because the show stopped being funny, and Adult Swim is a comedy block. Season 3 of Moral Orel is a masterpiece, but it didn't fit on Adult Swim.
It's hard to watch
I think the song "i threw a rock off an overpass and killed a guy" by sign crushes motorist samples Nurse Bendy's breakdown
oh damn you’re right, thanks for commenting this
If this show had more seasons like this, tackling serious issues, it would have been the best adult animated show of all time. And I thought bojack horseman was dark and depressing.
To be fair all 3 seasons did tackle big issues even in small or covert ways the entire show was tackling serious issues with the main focus being religious familial trauma. I really think this show takes the cake way more than bojack horseman does because there’s not a moment where you feel maybe it’s just a funny show with a dark tone. Moral Orel IS a dark show that ends up circling back to being a bit funny. I really wish they had more seasons and looking back and thinking on it when adult swim asked them to make the show ‘darker’ they most likely meant prod and joke more at the issues instead of letting the pain and awkwardness of the serious simmer which I’m glad they did instead of trying to just joke about such a serious topic.
Oh course Bojack is dark and depressing
Nah cuz I went into this show thinking "Oh I''m a bojack horseman fan so this won't be too bad haha", I was very wrong
That’s why I love shows like this because it show you what people go through and it hit really hard. I wish they never cancel the show.
I had a mental breakdown after i saw this. I was sexualy abused at a very young age and when i was 14 i had my first miscarriage. I've slept with the same stuffed animal for my whole life and after it happened i broke and i started using her to make me feel better. I saw this a few months after i turned 15 and tried to kill myself with medication. I know this show did a lot of good and had some really good times, but this really did go too far for a lot of people.
Ok so therapy for you. Simple
@MegaVuvu simple? Wow you're a peach. Go do Christmas and stop commenting shit you don't understand.
@@MegaVuvuWow, either you need to learn to have some empathy or have your lips sewn shut.
not that simple.@@MegaVuvu
I'm so sorry. I hope you're doing better now.
Oh my god, dang, her voice actor is *amazing.* Such a raw and emotional performance.
I just noticed the cruel irony of the radio talking about giving birth when she had Joe at age 12-14
I know it's lame but this show low-key helped me with my religious trauma.
Probably the most accurate portrayal of abuse victim trauma ever done in claymation.
My mother told this happened to her at one point in her life. She had a very tragic past that made me realize the way she is today. She stable but sometimes she just gets depressed. Its hard as her son to relate and all i can do is listen and support her by reminding her the good she also has done.
You're a good person dude :)
Knowing Moralton as a town, she probably has no support group at all, has to hide this from basically everyone like no one's ever been over save for Joey, is seen as some adulturous slut who weaponizes lust to get ahead just because she uses what is likely the one skill she has learned to survive, and even if she went to a therapist it's Moralton so you know that guy probably wouldn't bother listening to her and just perscribe her benzos or some shit. Also she turns off the radio right as it gets to the part about being a baby factory for your husband like it upsets her safety. Given her situation i like that detail, to other women it's to be expected and normal but for Nurse Bendy she had a kid against her will at a time where she'd be very confused and scared so to her giving birth or even the expectation of the responsibility involved in carrying a child is likely traumatic. Also it speaks to the severity of her trauma that her safe space is so well crafted that even one slight accident sets her off bad, like she probably never had a safe space when she was young. Which tbh all the adults in Moralton had it rough as kids in one way or another due mostly to very poor upbringing by their often neglectful families. All that pain from almost everyone in town and it's all shielded behind a conservative christian community none of them fully uphold behind the scenes, had she just moved a town over Nurse Bendy may have turned out better is my point.
A reminder to everyone people have reasons for the way they are and sometimes it best to stop and think if they need help or someone to talk to theme
lowkey just impure age regression in a nutshell,,
It is very high key. This is blatantly age regression as a trauma coping mechanism. This show was so ahead of it's time!
This and Bojack really kinda crept up on me. I think Bojack executed it better by making it much more subtle, but its fascinating to see two shows that start with a silly or very cartoonish premise and evolve into reflecting some of the worst things. That, in and of itself is its own metaphor for life and that even the most innocent and simple things can harbor some pretty dark pasts or futures.
I remember the later seasons making me super uncomfortable..but i hadnt yet come to terms and had a lot of my past suppreased. Being older and more self aware a lot of these situations are so real and understandable. The show did a lot with what it had
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This scene alone got Morel Orel cancelled
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@@ChaineticsYT Adult Swim says "Making rape jokes is a-okay but realistically depicting the horrific trauma that rape and sexual abuse causes is not"
@@ChaineticsYT I think it had more to do with sculptham's story with similar themes of rape but also an implied makeshift abortion in a pro-"life" town
@@ChaineticsYT yeah i know i really love moral Orel
It always takes me insane willpower to keep it together when watching this episode, especially this part. It seems it has the same effect on most people who watch it, just shows how well done the show is.
this scene with the teddy bear is so heartbreaking. she was only 12.
when she said "its swallow time" i was like oh god but the prayer really got me.
Ok now show the scene where joe beats up his dad. Twice. 😡
You know after watching this episode I admittedly watch joe beating up his dad
The messed up part is when your realize the bear falling on her wasn't an accident.
Yeah. It’s a mix of reliving her trauma and intentionally finding/creating reasons to retreat further into this disturbed fantasy world that was once a coping mechanism.
@@MrSoopSA I really hope you don't get hired with your degree in any patient focused jobs. The way you speak about traumatized people and victim blame is disgusting.
She isn't intentionally doing anything. The bear falling on her was an accident and triggered the traumatic experiences she's had getting regularly assaulted at work and at a young age.
It isn't disturbed. It is just a coping mechanism. Age regressors experience enough shame as it is.
Ffs your credibility is meaningless.
what's with the dialog? was that explained???
She reverts back to a childlike state when she's playing pretend, so she's talking as if she were a toddler
Due to her trauma from being SA as a child, and even as an adult, having to give up her baby at 12 she plays pretend as if she was still a child. Her room is even still that of a child because she craves a family and she doesn’t really know how else to express it other than by playing pretend.
@@97b0n3s so he suffers from age regression
@@luna_nova_09 age regression (the actual definition of regression in the psychological sense, not the recent colloquial use of the term where people think it can be voluntary - which is actually called age dreaming not regression) is actually neither a mental disorder or a coping mechanism. Though it's veryy closely related to both.
Regression is an involuntary trauma response, a DEFENSE (not coping) mechanism, and can be a symptom of several mental disorders
-regressor
@@97b0n3s I also got the sense she had a learning or intellectual disability. People with those are more likely to be sexually abused and especially in the past girls with learning disabilities etc were less likely to raise red flags because women were "naturally less intelligent". There's still men who idolize being with young or less intelligent women mostly because, like with Nurse Bendy, they have a harder time saying no or sticking up for themselves
This was one of the best, most devastating scenes from the whole show.
The part where she was cleaning up the sandwich and the bear fell on her was absolutely terrifying. Her reaction symbolized so much abuse it was almost disgusting, but not in a bad way.
Nursula Bendy deserved so much better
I feel like this is a good example of how children who were groomed/ people who were saed act and cope
I always cry with this episode it was a huge plot twist for this character.
This is really hard to watch. The makers did an amazing job,
When someone you love does this, its so unexpected. I feel for her.
she did it to herself the bears not real
one show has such a horrifying and accurate portrayal of SA that it got cancelled. one made a living tombstone song about it
What show was that?
@@rickyrhodes9008 hazbin hotel
its okay you can say hazbin hotel is the latter
It didn't get cancelled for this. People need to stop saying that. Mike Lazzo's issue with this episode had nothing to do with the serious portrayal of SA survivors. His issue was that it was too serious, and he runs a comedy block.
Nurse Bendy may be fictional, but what happened to her is as real as it gets. No one should ever experience the pain that SA brings. The pain doesn’t stop when it ends. It stays with the survivors forever. It’s a sad and painful topic, but it is one that has to be talked about for the healing to begin.
Man when i started watching the show i thought it was going to be funny... It got dark really quick, yet I liked it and should've not been cancelled
I feel so bad for nurse bendy no one deserves to be treated like that especially when they were little it’s really unfair
HOLY MOLY THAT'S FREDDY FAZBEAR
HAR HAR HARHAR HAR HAR HARHAR HAR HAR
Now is not the time
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I hate how this was cancelled..it shows a reality we all want to ignore. But it also shows us the signs, signs when I watched it I didnt quite see until I saw it in someone I loved.
Yet these same people will make cruel jokes, but tell the truth is somehow too much!
That poor woman..
On the one hand it is not fair that this show got canceled without being fully realized. On the other hand this episode took me places I DID NOT want to go.
I heard she was supposed 2 end up w steph😢
I think the world may be ready for this shownow.
Bro, this is horrible. Poor nurse bendy 😢
Jesus…that was dark
This is just sad
I hate principle fakey.
The more I watch this, the less I feel bad about Joe beating up his elderly dad. What he did to Nurse Bendy reserves him a special place in hell.
This is the only episode that I can’t watch without crying my eyes out
She jus like me
This show is too good for adult swim especially ending is really great and worth to watch all surreal dark and releatable.
Oh, wow. That’s dark. Yeh that had to have messed some people up seeing that.
Relatable.