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Reformed Love Letters

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Episode two of the second season of Here Comes A Thought is here!!

The Crew examines Love Letters and Reformed. The first revolves around Jamie and his infatuation with Garnet. Kat and Gian discuss boundaries and the importance of language in written communication. This language topic is carried over to the next episode where Kat and Marc discuss the difference between reformed and REformed and how the different pronunciations have different meanings. These meanings are then used to examine Amethyst as she confronts her own psyche through the Crying Breakfast Friends Quiz!

Special Thanks to Joe Jeremiah for letting us use his version of “Here Comes a Thought”

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Lion Party

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In this episode we breakdown Lion 2: The Movie, and Beach Party! Here we discuss feelings of inadequacy and impostor syndrome with Connie. We also compare and contrast the lives of Steven and Connie and how both strive for what the other has. In Beach Party we examine the idea of collateral damage in both the SU universe and in a more realistic setting in our own lives. We also examine the benefits of games and how they can be used to bring people together and how they can be used therapeutically. Follow Kat on twitter @KatMFT Follow Gian on twitter @Psychogonically Follow Marc on twitter @Cuiriz96 Join us on the geek therapy forums https://forum.geektherapy.com/ Special Thanks to Joe Jeremiah for letting us use his version of “Here Comes a Thought” Don’t forget to subscribe where ever you hear our podcast and please leave a review! Also if you play Steven Universe: Tap Together, join our Club! Just search “Geek Therapy Club” and join in on the fun!

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Onion Fighter

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In this episode we take a look at episodes 15 and 16, Onion Trade, and Steven the Sword Fighter. In Onion Trade we take a look a possible diagnoses for Onion without actually diagnosing him. We examine a few disorders such as selective mustism, oppositional defiant disorder, conduct disorder, and kleptomania (which is in the Disruptive, Impulse-Control, and Conduct Disorders section of the DSM-5). Then in Steven the Sword Fighter, we examine Steven’s attachment and reliance on Pearl and coping strategies. As well as see what happens when a gem’s body is damaged. Follow Kat on twitter @KatMFT Follow Gian on twitter @Psychogonically Follow Marc on twitter @Cuiriz96 Join us on the geek therapy forums https://forum.geektherapy.com/ Special Thanks to Joe Jeremiah for letting us use his version of “Here Comes a Thought” Don’t forget to subscribe where ever you hear our podcast and please leave a review! Also if you play Steven Universe: Tap Together, join our Club! Just search “Geek Therapy Club” and join in on the fun!

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About Cheeseburger Breakfast

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Welcome to the newest Podcast on Geek Therapy Network.  A new podcast by Kat La Forgia, Gian Ramos, and Marc Cuiriz discuss different topics of psychology with the help of Steven Universe. This episode discusses the episodes Cheeseburger Backpack to Cat Fingers. The topics of preparation vs. on the fly thinking, child labor, family connections, attachment theories, and the idea of starting small is discussed in this episode.

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