Good TV Series to help reparent yourself?
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from sopularity_fax@sopuli.xyz to nostupidquestions@lemmy.ca on 06 Nov 2025 17:42
https://sopuli.xyz/post/36327038
Word of warning, I have asked a simple question and I’m not in the mood today for the “askshuallys” so please indulge the question as it is, thank you
Watching Little House on the Prairie, its gotten me a couple times already and its probably been less than an hour
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I’m not quite sure if this is the sort of thing you’re looking for, but check the dadhowdoi channel on YouTube…
youtube.com/channel/UCNepEAWZH0TBu7dkxIbluDw
IDK if it’ll be helpful for you, but reparenting is a big theme in the Harrison Ford comedy Shrinking.
Ill take it
I think Young Sheldon tries to do it, even though it doesn’t make sense psychologically.
What kind of person do you want to become?
Disclaimer: I am not OP.
With disclaimer aside, I think OP seeks to become an actual and functional human.
Parenting decides which kind of person we become. Watching Star Trek will make him a different person than watching Dragon Ball.
The Bear
Joe Pera Talks With You
For me worked these two series best (or at least these are what I remember watching for that reason):
For me it’s the reflection of “this is how I should’ve been treated” and the ergo “it’s not my fault”. Be careful with yourself and it’s fine to have a lot of emotions about movies and series. It’s all a part of healing ❤️🩹
Not quite sure what reparenting is. But The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross is legendarily wholesome. And if you want to you can use it to learn painting.
Along with The Woodwrights’ Shop, with Roy Underhill, a master craftsman!
I grew up with both shows…
No idea what reparenting is or means, but I did have an absent father and enjoyed shows with strong male leads that I could watch.