I Watched Another 4 Disturbing Documentaries...And I've Seen Too Much

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nasubi's story is SO crazy... imagine being on the truman show, but being aware you're being recorded... and you're alone, naked, and starving. it's horrifying.

The video being posted 16 seconds ago tells me I need to stop being chronically online

The girl talking around the 41 min mark just shattered my heart. I wish I could give her a hug. It's horrible that there is any place in the world where someone could feel that way, asking "if there's a path at all" and "why do women have to suffer this much?". It's a very candid reminder of how lucky some of us are. I desperately hope that she, and all others who feel the same way as she does, find happiness and freedom in life.

cannot even imagine what goes through your head to go “yo… this is… kinda fire” after staring at your buddy’s corpse

The first story gets even crazier. As it turns out, there was a half-brother who was left out of the doc, that was actually the one who found the picture and gave it to marcus so he could find out the truth. I remember reading an interview with the NYT where he talked about how him and his half sister were also victims, yet the doc acts like they didn't exist as if he wasn't the reason the doc was even able to be made, and how the doc makes the twins seem like it was just them

So yeah, I lived in Bangladesh from 8-15 and the ENTIRE time, I was considered prime age by adult men. I would either crossdress as a boy or wear a burqa in public so as not to get groped because hey, I was a white girl with blonde hair and I stood out in a way you do not want to stand out. And then I remember reading in the Star (local paper) that a 4 year-old girl was raped by a man and she was blamed because she "seduced" him. Her family was driven from their village. There was a lot I loved about Bangladesh, but existing as a woman there wasn't part of it.

I watched “Whore’s Glory” shortly after it came out. I randomly came across it and decided to put it on. I was like 15. That doc has stuck with me ever since. My heart couldnt handle the Bangladesh scene. So many of the girls there looked so young…

The problem with Marcus trying to rewrite Alex’s memory is the body keeps a toll on everything. Those traumatic experiences didn’t just leave memories, there are physical traces that can’t be erased

“And we live in the shed” I’m sorry, what now?!

GOSH Nasubi is genuinely I think... just an incredible person. To go through his hell, to be tortured for entertainment, and to have his faith in humanity (completely understandably) broken - and to just... to do good still. He deserves so much more than just crowdfunding. He can't get back the life he had before that show - but he's an incredible person. He'd be incredible without it too. I just think it really speaks to his who he is as a person. I hope the best for him.

Nasubi's story sounds like something straight out of a Black Mirror episode. But that goes to show that humans can be so horrible in so many ways and shows the darker voyeuristic side of humanity

I also want to point out our man's obvious growth here. The young Mista GG I first encountered on this site many years ago would not have handled these sensitive topics, (particularly the last doc), with the same maturity and compassion that he has now. Thank you for growing into a better version of yourself as you continue to entertain us.

So many top comments talking about the first 3 docs, but the last one just made my heart sink the deepest. Especially seeing the youngest looking girl talk. The first 2 docs had their subjects at least live out a happy ending. The 3rd was about their glory days until the bitter end. The 4th is just 😞, some of the girls' whole existence is haunted by their lives in the brothel.

As a fellow male - it kills me seeing real life examples of what women around the world face.... thanks GG for not holding back on that last doc -- we all need to do better for our fellow humans...

The last one really left me thinking. There are people right now that are living through those things. There's so many girls in this exact moment that are suffering and wondering if there's anything more to life. Life is very cruel.

As someone in the metal scene, the whole Mayhem/Norwegian Black Metal is well known legend, so hearing a new unsuspecting take on it was pretty fresh

Okay I started deadass tearing up hearing Nasubi reached the top of Everest. I needed that happy ending. Thank you.

Nasubi seems like a massive badass. He didn't deserve what he went through, but you can tell he has a strong heart.

While hard to watch, I think the last doc is important and it lends to why (honest) docs are important as a whole. We all get so wrapped up in our own world that we perceive based on our own experiences. I've been through hardship. Some of those hardships because of the type of men she deals with every day. But watching that young girl sit in her misery and question why women have to be treated this way and why there isn't anything better...it puts everything into perspective. It doesn't invalidate my struggles, but it reminds me how fortunate I still am and that I could be doing more to help others and combat the societal horrors that cause situations like that. Hopefully it motivates people to donate or volunteer for organizations that help women like her. People don't think enough and we're all so desensitized that we're hard to shock.