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Power Rangers 1-9
Oct. 14th, 2024 06:14 amSo most of you within reading distance here know that for the last 2 years I've been doing an intense rewatch of the Power Rangers franchise. Actually, the rewatch portion stopped with Power Rangers Turbo. From then on it's been a whole "new to me" experience that I have greatly enjoyed.
( Spoilers Beyond this Link for Seasons 1-9 )
I will see you guys in another 9 seasons. But before I go, let me just say this, too. I know some of my friends are sick of hearing about Power Rangers this, and Power Rangers that, but for me, this has been, in a LOT of ways, has been a big part of my healing process. First over Fred, and then over Jason David Frank. I know it’s disrupted RPs, and fanfics for other fandoms, and I’m really truly sorry about that. But for me, this is what I need right now. And I think it’s more important for me to feel like I’m getting somewhere and making my grief more manageable. Even my Mom has stopped saying anything about it. Which must speak volumes about how she’s seen it effect me in a positive way.
It doesn’t have to make sense to anyone but me. That’s something I learned in therapy. You do what you need to do to cope with whatever struggle you are facing. And trust me, the struggle to let go of my bestie even a year later has been real. Power Rangers has helped in more ways than the entire cast of the franchise will ever know.
( Spoilers Beyond this Link for Seasons 1-9 )
I will see you guys in another 9 seasons. But before I go, let me just say this, too. I know some of my friends are sick of hearing about Power Rangers this, and Power Rangers that, but for me, this has been, in a LOT of ways, has been a big part of my healing process. First over Fred, and then over Jason David Frank. I know it’s disrupted RPs, and fanfics for other fandoms, and I’m really truly sorry about that. But for me, this is what I need right now. And I think it’s more important for me to feel like I’m getting somewhere and making my grief more manageable. Even my Mom has stopped saying anything about it. Which must speak volumes about how she’s seen it effect me in a positive way.
It doesn’t have to make sense to anyone but me. That’s something I learned in therapy. You do what you need to do to cope with whatever struggle you are facing. And trust me, the struggle to let go of my bestie even a year later has been real. Power Rangers has helped in more ways than the entire cast of the franchise will ever know.
