How to Die Alone

Binged this show in one setting. Makes relatable, humorous, sad, pathetic and triumphant feelings come up all at once. A true Charlie Chapman like piece of cinematic magic. The main characters journey with themselves post thier trauma looks like a mid life crisis gone awry and how they relate to others at work and in friendships is hilarious and sad at the same time. Needed this diverse cast and unique storytelling and perspective. I love the characters growth and struggles in its midst. The ending leaves me wanting more, annoyed at karma and cracking up all at once. The main characters perspective through the entire show is shown as trauma informed and hopefully they get a season two to really explore the why more. The relationships between characters new and old all have a fully fleshed out story line which I attribute to great writers. Takes away from the typical narrative of romantic/ friendship comedy and is a true tragic comedy for the modern population with unique relationship pitfalls, self sabotage, the will to do better, community support to defeat fears, and the humor in it all. I'm sold and my heart wants better for the main character.