It Was Unfortunate To See Naomi Lose But Seeing Her Post After The Match Was Truly Inspiring And It Makes

It was unfortunate to see Naomi lose but seeing her post after the match was truly inspiring and it makes me think that we can all learn to be kinder to ourselves and follow her newfound approach.

Naomi Osaka's US Open kit designed by Yoon Ahn for Nike

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Obsessed with the way Vicodin is such a huge piece of symbolism in House’s relationships. Like. Cuddy left him because he relapsed. She told him that he took the Vicodin to avoid pain, because pain means you care and he wasn’t willing to do that. We’ve seen throughout the show how House’s emotional pain manifests as physical, increasing whenever he feels guilt or anger or sadness or fear. Keep in mind this was while Cuddy was worried she might have cancer.

And then Wilson ACTUALLY gets cancer, and House treats him at his apartment, and he feeds him Vicodin. Because Wilson is in pain, and he’s always the one who cares so much, and it’s House’s turn to take that away. And House doesn’t take any Vicodin. He feels the pain so Wilson’s is lessened, because he CARES. They make a point to show that he is willing to care, willing to take on that burden for him.

House will do anything to stop the pain, unless it makes Wilson suffer.

I haven't read the book to its completion but I can't decide if I appreciate the omission of the blatant csa.

The Queen's Gambit (2020) dir. Scott Frank

I don't know DON'T BOO ME but I enjoyed House and Cuddy together especially how he took care of the kid I was sad to see it end but I guess that's what makes the show realistic in a sense destroying and burning bridges because of addiction.