Sterling

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. If you have been rewatching This Is Us with us, you know it can bring up a lot. Family dynamics, personal growth, grief, love. It's emotional. And honestly, it can hit close to home.

I've recently reconnected with therapy and it's just, it's so beneficial. To me, I feel like the sessions that are most beneficial are the ones where you come in with nothing specific to talk about. They end up being like just the most revelatory in my experience.

I've recently reconnected with therapy and it's just, it's so beneficial. To me, I feel like the sessions that are most beneficial are the ones where you come in with nothing specific to talk about. They end up being like just the most revelatory in my experience.

I've recently reconnected with therapy and it's just, it's so beneficial. To me, I feel like the sessions that are most beneficial are the ones where you come in with nothing specific to talk about. They end up being like just the most revelatory in my experience.

Whether you're dealing with stress, anxiety, or you just want a little extra support, therapy can help you show up as your best self.

Whether you're dealing with stress, anxiety, or you just want a little extra support, therapy can help you show up as your best self.

Whether you're dealing with stress, anxiety, or you just want a little extra support, therapy can help you show up as your best self.

Well, before that, we see the moment when Deja leaves the Pearsons, when Shauna gets custody of her again. They're reunited. Right. And they get home and she says, it's just you and me now. And like Lonzo's out of the picture, they're paying bills and- And it goes well until it doesn't. Until it doesn't.

Well, before that, we see the moment when Deja leaves the Pearsons, when Shauna gets custody of her again. They're reunited. Right. And they get home and she says, it's just you and me now. And like Lonzo's out of the picture, they're paying bills and- And it goes well until it doesn't. Until it doesn't.

Well, before that, we see the moment when Deja leaves the Pearsons, when Shauna gets custody of her again. They're reunited. Right. And they get home and she says, it's just you and me now. And like Lonzo's out of the picture, they're paying bills and- And it goes well until it doesn't. Until it doesn't.

And Deja realizes that her mom has taken the money that she has saved for these very occasions to pay the bills, to help- you know, fill in the gaps for her mom. And her mom has essentially stolen that money and used it to bail Lonzo, the boyfriend, out of jail. And rent is due. They're going to be evicted. It is a very precarious situation.

And Deja realizes that her mom has taken the money that she has saved for these very occasions to pay the bills, to help- you know, fill in the gaps for her mom. And her mom has essentially stolen that money and used it to bail Lonzo, the boyfriend, out of jail. And rent is due. They're going to be evicted. It is a very precarious situation.

And Deja realizes that her mom has taken the money that she has saved for these very occasions to pay the bills, to help- you know, fill in the gaps for her mom. And her mom has essentially stolen that money and used it to bail Lonzo, the boyfriend, out of jail. And rent is due. They're going to be evicted. It is a very precarious situation.

And it sort of kind of brings us right to the present when the Pearsons discover them sleeping in their car.

And it sort of kind of brings us right to the present when the Pearsons discover them sleeping in their car.

And it sort of kind of brings us right to the present when the Pearsons discover them sleeping in their car.

Some accountability and self-realization. Thank you, girl.

Some accountability and self-realization. Thank you, girl.

Some accountability and self-realization. Thank you, girl.

That's what I have. What an episode.