colleen

[georgialonie]

this is so weirdly comforting seeing how calm trish is and how far she has come in controlling her emotions. Just two years ago this would have been a whole screaming episode on frenemies, I feel really reassured in my BPD journey that things can change and i’m so happy for 2023 trisha

[oliviasimone]

she didn’t raise her voice once, didn’t call her out of her name and didn’t bring up anything other than this issue. this is how you handle a situation with dignity, grace and maturity. other people need to take notes. proud of you trish yo have really come so so far. you deserve so
much better🩷

[Nolitaflat]

I'm proud of Trisha for effectively communicating her feelings. This is real growth and should be praised.

[eggwhites]

Tbh trisha has gained my respect so much over the years. It's lovely to see personal growth.

[bethanyf]

not only is what colleen did to trish absolutely disgusting but also illegal in so many ways.

[ritsutainaka]

The fact that Colleen is a mother and she chooses to handle such an inappropriate situation so immaturely speaks volumes about her

[alie_smith]

This is like, the first time EVER that I'm hearing Trish talk in her real, calm, adult voice about something serious. And the fact that now Trish is more serious and mature than Colleen...ohh that's how you know it's bad. I'm proud of you for speaking out, Trish.

[brandimunguia]

My god Trish, motherhood looks AMAZING on you. The person you have grown into in the last few years is someone I would be proud to call a friend. I am so impressed by the woman you have become and proud of how you have handled yourself through all of this.

[athanksgivingbaby]

This is maybe the most vulnerable, honest, mature response I've seen from Trish, or anybody. Mad respect Trish.

[samarakiely]

This is the most authentic, real, genuine side of Trish I’ve ever seen, no over acting, no agenda, no attention seeking, just honest, with self awareness and self control in how she is talking and holding herself, would love to see more of this grown woman Trish!

[adnamadillo]

You can literally see her internally using techniques to recognize and regulate emotions in real time. All while speaking so succinctly and making great points breaking all this down! That shit is NOT EASY. I hate that she's been so grossly betrayed and dragged into this situation, but damn, she deserves an award for handling it with such grace. Truly inspirational to see an example of how to handle things like this properly <3

[whyspie]

I think becoming a mom was the best thing that has ever happened to Trish. She is an amazing person now and I know she is going to raise Malibu to be an amazing person as well! Yes she has a past like everyone else but she has owned up to it which is something Colleen really didn't

[calhih]

Trish has done problematic shit but this video shows she is doing some serious maturing in the way she handles her illness. Props Trish.

[fifi]

you know its bad when trish is being serious and genuine...

[Sumerr]

Never seen such a calm video of Trisha. She has truly grown into an amazing human. I hope she recovers from this and finds friends who truly care for her.

[gabbyjoseph]

Holy shit. As someone who was not a fan of you. I am BEYOND proud of you. I have bipolar possible BPD and emotional control is HARD. You have grown so much. Continue to avoid the triggers and negative people. You have a lovely life and future. You have become so calm and put together. You are an inspiration that healthy is possible.

[vanessaohh]

trisha’s response just shows how much she’s grown and how much work she’s put into herself becoming a better person. genuinely proud of how far she’s come

[_canineteeth_]

This is the calmest and most genuine I have ever seen you, Trish. You've grown so much since I've last seen you, and I am genuinely SO proud.

[tt.]

Whether you're a fan or not, you have to acknowledge that this is an extremely mature and valid response. Thank you Trish for standing up for not only yourself but for the victims as well <3

[aricar]

Becoming a mother really matures a person... well most people. And I see that with Trish. Proud of her.