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Hannah Brown's Memoir - March 2024 (Patreon)

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2024-03-01 05:00:08
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Content

CONTENT WARNINGS:

Eating Disorders: 27:38-29:00

Murder: 16:20-21:25

SA/Domestic Violence: 31:00-35:00


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Hannah Brown's Memoir - March 2024

Streaming on Twitch 7pm EST every Tuesday and Thursday. Come hang or find me other places: Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/3quirky5u Main Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ashleynorton/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/3quirky5u/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AshleyNorton Business Inquiries: ashleynorton.inquiries@gmail.com

Comments

haley

joined this patreon just to see more bachelor content! I’m obsessed with your deep dive in both the main channel videos on it!! Would love to see you do colton’s season/jpj’s paradise season!!

Blue Amoguis

hey sorry for making a comment now months after this video was released but i just joined your patreon! i really love your content & hearing ur thoughts on the bachelor franchise. i'm from the south/conservative christian background like hannah (tho i wasn't nearly as ingrained into the culture) and how she describes her experience growing up really reminds me of the community i was raised in too. i think something that's hard to conceptualize when you don't grow up in that space is how everything, especially your struggles, can become a testament to your faith. religious women are often encouraged to go after "troubled" men because there's this idea that it is our duty to fix them and lead them back to god. a lot of emphasis is placed on the piety of suffering and many of us are taught that relationships have to be difficult in some way in order to be real. it doesn't surprise me at all that jed and luke p were her "safe" options because the toxicity probably further assured her that her emotions were real and inspired her to fight harder for those relationships. also regarding her family's reaction to suicide: it is definitely not uncommon. i really relate to hannah on this because i struggle with mental illness and only discovered that it ran in my family as an adult seeking treatment. suicide is seen as an affront to god and suicide victims, as well as their families, are often shamed by their communities for the tragedy. there's usually a lot of anger towards the suicide victim and there's the idea that people who succumb to mental health struggles are only struggling because they don't have enough faith in god. even talking about mental health is shunned because if you're struggling with these things and trying to discuss it, it's seen as being unfaithful. you're expected to be self-sufficient and if you fail to meet this standard, your devotion is questioned.