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I would refuse contacts for a very simple reason. I refuse to put foreign objects anywhere near my _eyeballs._
Can absolutely agree on that. Glasses all the way for me
You get used to it, plus not dealing with rain or fogged up glasses makes it worth it
Agreed
they end up being worthless, can't use them in water don't you dare sleep in them and if anything happens to your eyes wetness then you can't use them
I wear glasses and tried using contacts for cosplay. I can't stand them as soon as I attempted to put them in tossed/yeeted them the second I tried to. I rather be able to see wearing glasses and cosplay with my own eyes using a filter to edit the eye color
It's crazy how they glossed over the possibility of just getting different glasses that don't obscure her peripheral vision. Plenty of people drive with glasses every day.
how though? There's no prescription wrap-arounds that I'm aware of. At a certain point, you still need a hinge. And you can't see through that hinge. That was Daria's main objection, the frame blocks the view. She didn't mention periphery exactly, but that is an issue since we see she's basically blind without her glasses. So that peripheral view is worthless. And ... since she's had glasses since she was a toddler, I have to imagine her brain can't even really do peripheral vision anymore. Or it would take a long time to adjust.
@@KairuHakubi Uh huh. I've worn glasses since I was four. I have amblyopia in my right eye, I'm farsighted, and I have a different astigmatism in each eye. I won't say that I can speak for all people who wear glasses, but I can say from my own experience that driving with glasses isn't an issue for me even having worn glasses since being a toddler.
They make glasses with larger lenses and thinner frames for folks who have field of view issues. It's also possible to make glasses that concave around the side of the eye to prevent loss of peripheral vision, but they don't because this issue isn't really that much of a thing in the real world.
Edit: Also, the thing about the child brain not adapting is absolute BS. People get new prescriptions all the time and adjust to their new glasses.
@@KairuHakubi For the most part, glasses are wide enough to take most of your peripheral vision into account.
@@lainiwakura1776 they really aren't.. they are slightly convex when viewed from the front, but only slightly, and by their design, their edges can't exceed the width of your head (except silly novelty glasses). So there's nothing helping what little side-vision humans have.
And due to the height of our ears, the corner where the arm connects is sure to block some vision. In fact, I would go as far as to _define_ peripheral vision as the vision not helped by normal glasses.
At least sunglases have started trying to take this into account, and block more of the light on the side now.. because otherwise, it can be even worse since the sunglasses keep your eyes more dilated
@@Brigand231 Same here down to it being the right eye (wasn't that 3D movie fad annoying?) but I don't drive, I'm just saying, I definitely didn't have peripheral vision with glasses. And you can't make the lens go past the width of the head and then curve and wrap around to the side.
Btw the inability for the brain to adapt is literally what amblyopia is, so my speculation is perfectly valid. Wouldn't shock me at all. I don't remember what it was like with my eyes after the surgery because I was going through some stuff, and dealing with other adjustments, but I do think it took a couple years before I really had peripheral vision.
Appearance gets peoples attention, a personality determines a relationship.
As a guy who has worn glasses since he was in the 3rd grade, I attempted to change to contacts in college but could never get used to them. There is way too much maintenance when it comes to contacts, and I kept wanting to squint with them in. So Glasses are a better choice in my circumstances.
You have to know yourself. Also, stay away from think glasses frames, they ruin your peripheral vision. They look cool, but you need something thinner for the sake of practicality.
I kind of thought that Quinn saying daria gave her a headache was because Daria asked for her advice on fashion and then totally 180'd and went with a psychological question, Quinn was stoked to talk fashion then immediately got frock-blocked - so i thought she was frustrated, you know.
Like your buddy tells you to come round and play some mario kart or something and then suddenly they're like "what's it all about, why are we born? just to suffer?! i can't believe my boss won't give me a raise! i worked so hard on that deal!" and you're just sitting their thinking "ugh, mate - why?!?! why am I here?! just to suffer and listen to you bitch about wanting more money instead of playing mario kart?!" lol
The only proper answer to that is "kept you wating, huh?"
I just have to comment to appreciate "frock-blocked".
this sounds to personal, who hurt you?
@@alakazamlover4908 quit projecting your problems on others - i made a joke about wanting to play nintendo with a friend who was worried about work.... if that shit resonated with you in a "hurtful" way, that's on you.
@@LiquidAwesomePersonified i...i was making a joke to my dude, im not projecting my problems on anyone 😂😂😂😅😅😅
I really love how she was still Daria without the glasses. The 90's had this thing in a lot of movies and shows where the "ugly" girl would take her glasses off and transform into a completely different looking person. They'd even change the face shape on occasion lol It's like no, taking off your glasses is not going to give you goddess-level cheekbones and miraculously fuller lips...but it will open up your face. And that's all they did here despite it being very easy to potentially jazz it up because it's animation. It looks better but in a very realistic way.
Edit: grammar.
lol I was the ugly nerdy girl that never transformed 😂
If anything changes how a person looks it’s going to be hair and facial hair.
When I was younger and saw Weird Al I thought he had plastic surgery because I’ve only ever seen the 80s Weird Al
I liked the scene in the bathroom where Britney gets Daria out of her internal conflict. Mostly because even if Jane or Jodie said the right thing, it wouldn't have the same impact as Britney. It's not always about the right thing being said but who says it. Daria's friend saying would basically be seen as saying whatever to cheer Daria up, but Britney being unaware makes her words more genuine.
Agreed. It's also noteworthy that most of the significant people in Daria's life try to get her to see that her rigid moral standards really only matter to her and she can be easier on herself, just like Jane and Jodie try to do here. But those standards DO matter to Daria, so asking her to go easy on them when she's in the middle of a philosophical crisis will never work. But Britney gets through because Daria's actions allowed them to connect in a way that never would have happened otherwise.
I have glasses and would never get contacts simply because the idea of putting something ON my eye terrifies me
They're pretty useful for sports. I did have to poke my eyes a ton of times to get used to them, though. And now I subjectively feel that I don't see as well through them.
Or my doctor is lying to me. One or the other.
Same here
I'm the same way. Plus, I don't want to have to constantly buy contacts. Glasses are so much more cost effective
That's why I just had someone point a giant laser into my eye instead.
@@brandonbarker1238 that will be my last resort if my eye sight goes really bad that glasses won’t save me
Shady Doorags confirmed to be forklift certified?
I only got locally certified at my place of work. I never got the license that said you could drive one anywhere.
@@ShadyDoorags my friend in the marines is only certified to handle marine equipment. Forklift lore really goes deep.
*Insert warehouse liveleak clip here:*
@@ShadyDoorags. You can still brag about this for those"spilling the milk"guys, since they always bring that up!
@@ShadyDoorags between forklift, reach truck, and combi-lift it's always the story of even if you're 100% certified you can't drive one until the company themself puts you to the test. best you can do is tell them you can but they won't let you drive solo until after.
I like how her pupils were larger when she wore her contacts.
It's interesting that Daria relates to the family member she looks the most like, her aunt Amy.
Has to be on purpose.-
I’ve been in Daria’s shoes as far as worrying about whether or not you are contradicting what you believe in is concerned.
It truly is a tough and mind numbing phase of self questioning and doubt.
That bit about seeking acceptance or scorn being a lateral move, actually hit me hard.
I think it needs to be acknowledged that
concern for the opinions of others really depends on the quality of those others, and what kind of opinions they hold.
As a woman who’s worn glasses since she was 7 and has been told at every stage of her life she’d look better with contacts, this episode has always spoken to me.
I like my glasses, they feel like me. Contacts are uncomfortable and I don’t like how I look with them. I am being constantly told over and over again I’d be more attractive without the glasses. That I’d have more opportunities, that men will like me better. And I fall in and out the cycle of thinking I should be wearing them. If so many people think I should then maybe they’re right?
I always ditch those feelings when I try contacts again and realise they suck. But it was so nice to see someone like Daria face those insecurities. Makes me feel seen.
Im a dude, have had glasses since i was about 10. Almost 40 now. Tried contacts, were a hassle.
Also, for what it's worth, i have always seen the nerd to hottie trope goofy.
I may have no idea what you look like, but I still say whoever's been telling you that you'd be more attractive without glasses is wrong and stupid. I hate the whole "men will you like you better" thing, because it's sexist and confining. If you like your glasses and feel more comfortable with them, then stick with them.
@Kelaiah01 it's not a sexist thing to say "I think you'll look better without glasses" it's a style choice that changes with basically every person you talk too
I've worn glasses since high school. I personally prefer how I look with glasses than without. I also can't wear contacts because I have a specialty prescription for my lenses.
"It is for dogs" has been one of my favorite comebacks for almost 30 years now.
Perfection.
Kevin strikes me as the classic ‘peaked in high school’ character.
One thing I like about glasses is expression. Being able to look at someone over the top of your glasses with a withering look and a cocked eyebrow is so handy sometimes.
Daria was definitely a classic. I miss the days when kids’ shows weren’t afraid to touch on serious topics without coming off as “sensitive content.” I’m glad Shady is bringing them back to light because so many of today’s kids learn more from what they see on TV and online than in the classroom. I bet you if companies started making these shows again, kids would be more decent human beings than what we’re seeing today.
I don't actually know if daria was a kids show or not
It's one of the few animated productions I can think of that I would consider "for teens." It honestly feels more realistic than most live action shows for the same audience.
@@Sarah12471 it occupied a weird in-between space where it wasnt child-focused enough to be entertaining to kids but also wasnt too graphic for them to see it either, although i think it was squarely aimed at teenagers/young adults
@@masync183 yea teens definitely seems like the target demographic, unfortunately that is a much smaller pool these days
This show is targeted to teenagers.
The thing that always gets me about cars that no one told me before i went to learn to drive is how they just go. May sound silly but when your only previous reference is stuff like video games you think you have to push the gas to move but no feet off the peddles you're going to move
I had the same problem. Go-karts and forklifts don't just go, you have to step on the accelerator. Regular cars, however, do and it's one of the many non-intuitive things about them.
You know, that makes me think if there are any games where in order for the vehicle to completely stop you have to hold down the brake button.
Whomever taught you to drive an automatic transmission first did you a disservice.
@@Hyper_Drudthey usually bind the brake and reverse to the same button for ease of play, it'd be really weird for you to have to cycle buttons to shift gears
@@AllenGray47 they could have it where holding down and the acceleration buttons puts the vehicle in reverse.
As you stated you're a Helen fan, I really hope you do the episode, Pyscho Therapy. It was a great look into Helen's character along with her dynamic between her family and her job.
Also, that Brittney speech was awesome and a really touching moment.
It slso give a good insigth in Jack on top of it and that he is not cluless at all.
As a Helen fan, I support
@@Wakka1993 Best Jake-Daria episode - Of Human Bonding
@@dd-dd Yes thats the one we see Jake really trying to bond with Daria only for Daria to tell him that they are just a deep bond already that they do not need words just sitting and enjoy reading news paper is something that they enjoy and make them happy
@@Wakka1993 Oh yes, I got it mixed up - Of Human Bonding of course.
" - I mean, this trip is a chance to really get to know your daughter as a person: her hopes, her dreams, her fears.
- But I'm scared! "
The goat has provided us with more Daria content 😭😭
That's not what Wendigoon looks like.
5:04 - Seeing the clip from here and the one from the ep where she's imitating Quinn back to back makes it really clear how much they pack into a pretty minimalist animation style. You can actually see her eye design looking a bit different because the latter scene includes her putting on mascara.
I remembered right off the bat that "Them Bones" was playing when Trent stopped by in his car.
While kinda of a loser, at least Trent likes Alice in Chains and that's awesome.
Daria Restoration Project exists for you
I love when Helen outsmarts Daria even if its not frequent enough, you can just hear Daria admiting to herself that they are related
I think the reason is that she only does it if she thinks is really neccesary in the end.
I can't stand having anything near my eyes, let alone something touching my eyes. I wear glasses because the idea of contacts and having to touch my eyes makes me squeamish. I get squeamish whenever I have to put eyedrops in.
Before Dye, Dye I would Suggest I Loath A Parade, a good demonstration of Tom and Daria’s relationship before… the thing.
and "Fire"
Contacts aren't for everyone. I tried them and couldn't stand them.
They are a hassle
Same at least one of my eyes would be irritated throughout the day because of them. They just were not comfortable enough to be worth it even after a good bit of time wearing them.
i like how when your avatar half closes his eyes, the lighting of them looks like 2 scythes. thats all i had to contribute, have a nice day.
The scene with putting in the contacts reminded me of my first time doing so 🤣
Took me like an hour to get the suckers in and out of my eyes lmao
i don't even like putting in _eyedrops._ ugh.
Putting in contacts the first couple times is pure agony. Even after I got the hang of it my eyes never got used to them. Went back to glasses after a few years.
Daria could still drive without wearing contacts. She'd just have to turn her head more ofte- wait, that would require increasing the animation budget...
I personally enjoy having both frames and contacts. I don’t see why it’s pitched as one or the other when I like being able to switch between the two depending on the situation
Shady: Half of you want me to review Dye, Dye, My Darling, the other half wants me to review Daria: The Musical.
*Me waiting for Speedtrapped, The Lawndale File, Legends of the Mall, or Groped By An Angel*
4:33
Was about to say, “That’s not an English accent at all.”
Thank you Random for setting SD straight.
Contacts are hard to put in.
Find you a friend who understands you, contact-dictions and all.
After high-school I realize that one can't avoid being perceived. You always choose a physical expression (unless you can't afford to make the choice), making a purposeful one is important.
I really do love when Helen and Jake do good parenting. You never expect them to be good. That's part of what makes this feel like a real family and not just a bad caricature of a dysfunctional family.
BABE WAKE UP SHADY'S UPLOADED A NEW DARIA VIDEO!!
I hate the idea of anything touching my eye balls. I tell the optometrist I am a wimp when it comes to my eyes. I feel like my glasses are another level of protection.
Daria looks the same even without glasses. The "clark kent effect" doesn't work here
Clark kent relies on much more than glasses, he relies on posture and demeanor, not to mention daria is wearing the same clothes, otherwise
Bro, I have serious Clark Kent syndrome, I look completely different without my glasses because of how they line up with my cheek bones.
I tried contacts when I was younger and stopped because they were just more effort than glasses. I tried again a couple years ago and apparently my eyes were causing them to rotate, which distorted my vision. After trying a new set to compensate for that shift, I started noticing a red spot on my eye and they became rather itchy. So I stopped wearing them again. Oh well. I did like not having a frame around my FOV for a while. Maybe I'll try again some day.
This episode struck a chord with teenage me. As someone who had to wear glasses ever since I was 4 years old, with a mother who wanted me to wear contacts like my father and always insisted, I had a huge inner conflict and like Daria, I tried contacts after being worn out by my mother. I also thought to myself that I would look better without glasses. And in some ways, I did. But I ultimately went back to the glasses because I found some vanity with the glasses too, choosing frames who would make my face shine instead of hiding behind them.
I also really loved whenever Amy and Daria had a focus in an episode, as well as Brittany moments, always appreciated. I think Brittany is in my top 3 characters of the show, and for good reasons. I don't think she even had a bad scene in the entirety of the show and movies. She was always consistently great and 100% herself.
Who's Amy?
@@lainiwakura1776 Daria's aunt, she's in the video giving Daria advice.
@@lainiwakura1776 Amy is like an adult and more harmonious Daria.
Brittney really is a wonderful addition to the show. In any other show she and Daria would be bitter nemeses because high school drama demands it, but it's nice to see a dynamic where they are genuinely nice (or usually tolerant in Daria's case) to each other most of the time.
Having worn glasses since I was 3 years old in 1979, they are a part of my face. Even if I weren't much too fidgety to ever use contacts, I'd actually feel strange without glasses on, as I do when I go swimming.
Talk about great timing I just watched and finished Daria for the first time lol 10/10 show wish it was longer
Dye, dye my Darling and Daria! The Musical aren't the only episodes that you should review, don't forget there's also "The F Word", and it contains a subject you frequently have brought up in your videos: the fear of failure.
God I hate how much I feel called out
I think you hit a nail on the head in this episode regarding something.
Absolutes are terrible. There is a reason Obi-Wan's line to Vader meant to emphasize how far he has fallen is "Only a Sith deals in Absolutes"
Basically every rule ever made has legitimate exceptions to it and the amout of true absolute statements that hold validity of any kind can be counted on one hand.
And one of them is the one you just touched on "There is an exception to every rule."
There’s an exception to every rule, except this one …. Wait…..
“That’s an absolute!”
“Crap…”
That’s good writing
I'm still debating on getting glasses myself. Simply because I completely lost sight in my right eye for nearly two months, and when my sight did recover, It's now blurry from a distance.
Sounds like you need a monocle. Please get a monocle. There are so few times those are appropriate, and we need to bring them back. Hell, get a prescription DBZ scouter. I would hang out with someone with that.
As a girl who began wearing glasses since (if I remember right) middle school, this is hitting close to home. My mom wore glasses growing up until she got contacts and was thinking that I should try them out for a bit. So, I tried the contacts and...went back to glasses. It's hard to actually get them in without your eyes closing on instinct, and I was more of the "Daria" character (I thought I was being vain if I opted for contacts). Then years later, my Bio teacher showed us an episode or two of "Monsters Inside Me". One of which featuring this poor woman getting a parasite in her eye thanks to her contact lenses...made me think I had dodged a bullet...
Still, when my mom and I had returned my contacts to the eye-doctor, he said it was normal to prefer glasses. He even told us about one girl passing out when she (apparently at her mom's behest) was trying on contacts.
An interesting subtle signal of Quinn saying “you’re giving me a headache” can mean that she’s telling Daria she’s thinking way too hard about it
Another great Shady video on Sunday
I'm glad we are back to the Daria videos.
1:45, oh wow, a rare animation "error" of Daria's face actually showing properly through her glasses, instead of flesh tone filling the entire lens. Looks good on her. If only they could also error in hair at her temples. I think that's part of why she looks better without them.
7:55 I think Quinn just has very low endurance for thinking, because she tries to force herself not to. Life's easier that way. It's really hard to jump back into 5th gear.
Words can’t describe how much I’m looking forward to a review of my favorite Daria episode “Write where it hurts” ❤❤❤
Honestly at around a minute thirty I feel that statement so much. But we need a drivers license to be considered an adult.
The worst part about this episode is that Daria left her burger when she ran, that hurted my soul a bit
It’s an attention to detail that Daria looks like Quine and it’s no surprise she would be naturally attractive considering Quine is just Daria’s superficial younger sister
Being able to see out of the sides of your eyes is called peripheral vision.
I think a good argument Daria's older sister could have brought up was brushing your teeth, you brush your teeth because it's useful it helps preserve them so that you can easily masticate food without pain. People also like white pearly teeth.
Someone in Daria's shoes would argue that you shouldn't brush your teeth just so people like your pearly white teeth more, but one could also argue that you should brush your teeth not for other people but for yourself and the personal benefits that come with it.
I feel that this would have made a much better and more convincing argument had Daria's older sister brought it up.
I actually thought about the brushing teeth thing, but Aunt Amy could have responded to the vanity question with "Do your socks match?" it's minimal, but there is some effort into putting on matching socks when it's just as functional to put on two random ones.
@@Thozmp It is interesting to note how even Daria meets a minimum threshold of appearance. Most of the time when she goes out she's clean, her hair is neat, and while her default look isn't peak fashion it's not a mish-mash of clothing that doesn't go together. I suppose you could make the argument that she does the bare minimum to look ok but not stand out. Going out looking disheveled would also draw judgments based on her appearance, just in the opposite direction. but either way she still is playing the appearance game to a degree.
Quinn is Daria's YOUNGER sister.
@@christianjohnson5379 Nerdling probably meant Daria's aunt.
This is my favorite Daria episode. This episode also legitimately was a huge part of my maturation process. Growing up I was really guarded, uptight, and egotistical as a defense mechanism. And around the time I was watching Daria I was trying to shift into something healthier. This episode literally broke down a mental barrier I had and helped me embrace my humanity a little more. It's so weird and cool how media can do that.
Binged Daria recently after one of your vids. I loved this episode because it put it front and center that at the end of the day Daria IS a normal teen and human. She's not wildly more mature than the the rest of her age group nor is she a freaking alien. She expresses herself differently, but she's still dealing with the same contradicting emotions, anxiety, and other challenges as she finds out not just who she wants to be but who she is in this major transitionary period.
And I have to say I really hate the adults in her school for making it so weird. Her classmates, fine they're all minors, but have the adults never worked in a HS before Daria's first episode? Just give her a compliment and move on. Don't make it weird or attach it to some major personality shift. Even if it is actually a sign of one. It's a tentative moment; don't make it weird. Like God. It was in college, but the first I painted my nails I was terrified about what people would say about a guy with nail polish. It felt so nice that all I got were simple compliments or no comment. I've no idea what anyone was thinking, but it really helped build my confidence in that the first major way I tried expressing myself with my appearance didn't make me feel like a lab rat about to get dissected.
Edit: Yes, Jane is so perfect. I also like Helen as a parent (TV parents in teen oriented shows are often given the Jake treatment as comic relief or just always wrong), but oh my god Jane. She's a great middle ground that grounds Daria and challenges her while also supporting her as her best friend. She also just straight up gets the BEST one liners in the show. I'd say it feels like Daria sets up the pins but it's Jane who rolls the strike for me. Episodes when Daria is without Jane and talking to her self just feel sad in comparison.
See the monologue in the end was my favorite part of the episode. She chooses something for herself with confidence. Not because she was perfect in either decision she made, but she looked in the mirror and saw herself and her values. And she felt better, more comfortable and confident. I found her decision profound. I wish I looked at myself and just knew what kind of person I was, and picked an option I was comfortable with rather than what others would be more comfortable with.
I'd love a breakdown of both Justice League episodes, The Terror Beyond and Wake the Dead. They have my favorite depictions of Solomon Grundy and are both really solid episodes in their own right. They also are tear jerkers and just all around solid episodes. Mush appreciated🙂
Hearing a South African accent on UA-cam throws me for a loop and I'm South African
Yay more Daria content ❤ :)
i am BEGGING for him to do a young justice episode
When Jane says "this is great! wanna borrow my lipstick?" I don't think she is mocking Daria. I think she is actually trying to be supportive.
God I love Brittany, she always says the right things at the right moment.😺
I ironically just finished watching Daria in full and I’m so hyped that you’re doing an analysis of these episodes around the same time! Love the thought, explanation, and humor you put into these!
man its interesting how you point out details i never would of noticed and explain them. gives me a new reason/pov to enjoy the media.
I do want to expand on a small point you made; there was a time I didn’t care how I looked, I wore the same clothes every day, didn’t brush my hair, grew my nails out long (they’re still long but I do trim them when I think they get too long) and my pants had holes between thes legs. Not coincidentally, that was a time in my life I also had a bit of self-loathing.
Doing small things like changing my shirt every day, brushing my hair before bed, shaving weakly, that has helped me feel a lot better about myself, and I still wear clothes that I like regardless of whether others like them or not. I took to thinking about caring about my appearance as a form of self-care and I’m in a much better place because of it, and many other things that aren’t tangential to this episode.
How you think influences what you do and what you do influences how you think. You only have control of one of these things.
@@ShadyDoorags That's a lesson a lot of us learn the hard way
im gonna be real,i wear coloured contacts even though i dont need them just because i like how they make me feel,and ngl at first i felt the same way daria did
I’m not surprised at this argument because in Daria’s experience, the big issue with Helen is Daria’s inability to fit into social norms that Daria rejects like a bad prom date
I just realized: I think the reason why Daria looks better is that she's animated with her eyebrows when her glasses are off. She's more expressive, and while I get that a key personality trait of hers is being deadpan and more reserved, seeing her eyebrows in some of these scenes helps us to read her character better.
It’s always great to see you talk about Daria man. It’s such a great show. Keep up the great work!
I don’t wear jewelry or other adornments. My glasses are my flair
I was just thinking about more shady Daria videos and you have delivered you wizard
Helen as a mom: 👼
Helen as a spouse: 👹
To be fair, Jake as both a dad and a spouse is pretty bad.
This was my favourite episode. I'm glad you're finally covering it.
I switched to contacts and I can confirm it is hard for people to recognize you and they just think that you’re someone else
OMG I remember recommending this episode to Shady when he started reviewing Daria!! This was so pivotal to me especially considering I had grown up seeing the trope of the nerdy removing her glasses and becoming popular. You definitely did this episode justice!!
being as my favorite musical is the sound of music, hearing you say that ending every vid is just like a daily christmas present
Love these Daria reviews!
The car feels unintuitive because of your position in the cab being signicicantly closer to the front wheels, as apposed to a forklift of Go kart being more centered between the axles
Yay! Thank you for another Daria review!
Commenting to boost your algorithm since you're my favorite cartoon reviewer, but also to say I love your stuff. Looking forward to future uploads!
Shady, this video of your analysis of this show's episode was fantastic. I laughed out loud more than usual, understood what you pointed out about the characters, and enjoyed the extra moments like playing "Armchair Psychologist."
I have low social and emotional intelligence, so I find myself learning more about myself and others with each of your videos. Keep up the good work on these analysis videos.
I love your Daria videos so much! keep em coming :)
I wore contacts through highschool but then I got lazy and just kept my glasses on 😆
Love your Daria videos.
Oh sweet, you watch C-Puff too. Love her stuff
It's been a minute since I caught a video. Your commentary and insight has leveled up like crazy. This is a fantastic analysis!
I was a lot like Daria with no glasses as a teen with a serious amount of fear from abuse. Frankly I had a hard time integrating with the students around me because I was so vulnerable. Having glasses in my junior and senior years in high school was a chance to have some protection from the world, especially since I was no longer acceptable to speak to. It was so liberating. Unfortunately, not long after I turned 18, I no longer needed my glasses and I was unable to wear them anymore.
I miss having glasses. They were cool too. They were rectangular blue frames with flames on the sides.
This show has a special place in my soul.
Can you please cover the Tom situation?? The fact that their friendship was able to recover was incredible on Jane's part.
It was likely the final, true test of their friendship. If a friendship can survive a love triangle, it can survive anything.
So many great episodes for you to review, can't wait till you get to "The Daria Hunter"
I’m still baffled that it seems like Daria is the ONLY person in that school that wears glasses 😩
Principle Li wears glasses. Ted also wore glasses, but as a temporary character, we don't get to see him regularly. This is more than likely done to make Daria stand out as a character.
I'm so glad you didn't give up on doing Daria videos. 😊 I really enjoy them.
Sidenote: My favorite episode has got to be "The F Word". I find the whole show amusing (minus a few episodes), but that one has the most moments that made me laugh out loud.
Awesome video as always shady I love when your videos have a moral message
These videos give me life ❤
Heya Shady! Love your content man! I’m especially a huge fan of need so I love the marvel and DC entries!
I rewatch the whole series and movies once every few years, it was my favorite show in highschool and it helped me to get through so much bs growing up.