Take Me as I Am, Whoever I Am

This episode blew me away. Almost made me cry. So good.

This hit way too close to home. I didn't see it at first the highest high but once she got into that apartment everything became all too familiar.

This episode broke my heart. I am in the low of my mental illness right now and I feel suffocated by my own thoughts and I haven't seen depiction of my own thoughts so well displayed. This was very well done. I feel a little less alone.

What a beautiful and raw performance from Anne Hathaway. Had me in tears. And the poignant moment between her character and her coworker--INCREDIBLE! I've known people with bipolar, have a brother with it and it's not pretty or fun to watch and recognize when the episodes are coming. This was not overly done, not overly glib, just right.

Within the first 2 minutes I figured out what the character was going through. This felt so real and raw and Anne's acting was truly amazing. I like her in most things but not a super fan. She really captured the raw emotion and moments. Really touching story.