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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Men don’t talk to each other like this as often as they should.
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"The pain I feel now is the happiness I had before. That's the deal.” -C.S. Lewis
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I watched my twin brother die from cancer and I couldn’t help him. I always remember him saying to me “ I would rather be standing here where I am , than where you are. This must be impossible for you”. The must loving and generous thing anybody has ever said to me. Laters bro x
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This is what “real” men look like. The epitome of courage.
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"It is a gift to exist. With existence comes suffering"
- Stephen Colbert
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Wow. I am a therapist. I just witnessed therapy between these 2 men and I’m grateful. Stephen is one of the most complete human beings I have the pleasure of following.
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This conversation between two adult men about grief is so highly unusual. Rarely do we get to see men talk with such vulnerability and honesty about how they feel. Hearing this conversation is a gift. To me. Many thanks to Stephen and Anderson.
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I’m an atheist and I love how Colbert talks about religion. Accepts the uncertainties and relies on his faith. Plus he quotes Gandalf.
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I was lucky enough to run into Colbert on the street and tell him how beautiful and touching this interview was, he is a beautiful soul
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"She knows what it's like to lose a child. " I have NEVER looked at it that way. Wow
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When I was 17, I moved to New York and after six months failed into a pile of addictions. Your mother gave me four $50 bills. I'd been her waiter. That money got me home to Texas where I survived.
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Colbert is truly a cut above the rest.
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I was so touched by how Stephen chose his words so carefully toward the end of the conversation so that what he said would maybe offer help and comfort to Anderson in his grief.
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“For me losing my dad then changed the trajectory of my life. I’m a different person then I feel I was meant to be.” That is the most profoundly accurate quote to ever explain the way I felt about losing my mother at age 17.
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The pause break before he answers "Yes" is one of the most inspiring things I've ever seen
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Colbert's single "yes" left me in tears. The most sincere thing I have heard a celebrity say in a long time.
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Stephen Colbert is a brilliant mind from every angle.
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I was in my mum’s bedroom when she opened a letter to say her husband, my dad, had died in a truck crash in New Zealand. It was 1967 and I was 12. Well before the internet and even popularity of phones. I lived with the tears of my mother when she cried and held me to her saying “I’ll find us another house son”. Two years ago, aged 66 I learned that my father had not died until 2000 when I was 45. I was not angry, nor sad…merely numb. My mother died in November 2004 never knowing he was alive. Not angry, nor sad, merely numb.
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Wow. New compassion for both of these guys. I agree with Anderson- “I wish I had a scar so people could see I’m not the person I could have been.”
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@mrthebillman
4 years ago
Grief is love with nowhere to go.
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