H3 After Dark (Talking About The Trisha Thing) - #16
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Channel: H3 Podcast
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Length: 146min 50sec (8810 seconds)
Published: Fri Dec 11 2020
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All of this drama is giving me second hand trauma lmfao
Honestly bless Dan beyond being an insane production talent I can't imagine what chaos would erupt if he wasn't around to provide some moderation for the chaos
I think the bigger issue here is that Moses is being ultra passive while still being the one responsible for a lot of the inflammatory comments. Trisha still bringing up Hila's personal family life despite being told Hila doesn't like it is bad, but I doubt she's just pulling these quotes out of her ass.
Its so bizarre that he will be in the room with them while shes making these comments about his sister or the rest of his family and he won't even speak up. Then he gets called out on it and says "its just the way she is?"
Thanks u/Dan_H3 for bringing in a different perspective during this episode, really appreciated that
I think this is a situation where both sides are right and wrong. It's good to see that they understand Trisha's mood and personality disorders and are empathetic. There are no true cures for the difficulties Trisha has; all she can ever hope to do is manage her disorders. Doing so requires being surrounded by people who are willing to handle the highs and lows, which isn't something a lot of individuals are equipped for. I think if Trisha's relationship with the H3 family ever ends, it'll be on her end, but it looks for the moment like she's finally found the closest thing she's had to people who can accept her.
Mental health blow-ups and subsequent toxic reactions aside, Trisha's problem with the family is that they don't communicate as openly as she would. Hila and Moses both seem very non confrontational, which is technically fine, but it triggers a response in Trisha when she feels like she isn't getting the whole truth from them - and she isn't, because it doesn't seem Hila and her really talk, and Moses seems to consistently be telling one tale to the family and one to Trisha. If Trisha was not involved in the family's life beyond work, the podcast would be fine. But I think they have trouble respecting her as an actual family member, and not just a sideshow. Hila is not innocent just because she seems above it. Trisha is vulnerable and they have always known that, so the bigger person is the one who reaches out and acts in empathy.
Mizkif and H3 is pogchamp combination, worlds collide
So Trisha apologized, then made a video that was less apologetic, then released a new video while this podcast was live where she basically retracts the apology and goes off on both of them? At a certain point you just have to cut the crazy out of your life. I feel like Moses especially should really start to see the writing on the walls right about now, even if he just bought a house with her. The entire situation is a massive clusterfuck.
So Ethan admitted he didn't watch the video and AB basicly just summed it up kinda? She adressed a lot of things they went on about and was really complementing of them and the crew actually but he made it seem like the video was all vile and horrible... and why did Ethan bring up that he thinks Trisha is driving a wedge between Moses and his work collegues? That's another private issue that should've never seen the light of day/the audience, I don't think he had any right to bring something like that in just to underline his point... I think it would be best Frenemies gets shelved for good as bad as this sounds, this whole thing causes more destruction than it does good... EDIT: spelling