[ SECRET POST #5766 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5766 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

Re: Inspired by #10

[(Anonymous)]

That's what I've read about it everywhere online, so I was pretty bummed about not being able to continue it. I've never heard of Remy before, no. Should I look into it?

Re: Inspired by #10

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I find Ramy to be such a good show. Amazing really. It's essentially following this young guy (millennial) first gen Egyptian from New Jersey, trying to find his way through life while attempting to keeping/understanding his faith (he's Muslim) while balancing it with all the things that come in life, cultural and familial expectations, his own failings, etc. And who he is. And it's very...idk, real. He's flawed, and the way it's all shot/the narrative voice brings you into his life/the lives of the people around him, and it makes no excuses for him. I personally felt it's a very raw show, and every season I've watched so far has left me crying at the end. Because

TL;DR: it's a very human story, and there's almost a sort of compassion in the way it's told/shot? I'm biased because I like this show, so there's probably plenty of valid criticisms that I haven't read. I still recommend this show. And depending on your own experience, there might be some cultural aspects that you'll get or feel seen in (while I'm not Egyptian, there's certain cultural elements that translated pretty well with my own).


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It's very hard to see someone improving then sabotaging themselves and fucking shit up for their lives. And maybe that's something that you can relate to (I'm sure we all can at different points/circumstances).So if that's something that gets to you/might be a trigger, then maybe caution if you decide to watch. But it's just a very human story.