‘The Pitt’ Star Taylor Dearden on Mel’s Sexuality: ‘I Saw Mel as Someone Who Is Not Romantic’

It’s already there lol

I mean, that's why Robby blew up on her.

Eh. It was a 5-10 minute break. People go outside and smoke and don't tell people. Not much different.

Robbie loved him, he hates him now because of the betrayal of trust.

> Healthcare polciies where crimes have been comitted like stealing from a patient would not be as lenient. You would be incorrect.

I hate to break it to you, but situations like Langdon’s happen A LOT. That’s why states/hospitals have these policies. One factor they look at is impact on patient care. The powers that be determined impact was low enough for Langdon’s current PHP. I get it can be shocking when people are naïve to how it works. Santos is welcome to feel however she may about it, but ultimately it has no bearing on Langdon’s career. I agree with Garcia that she really needs to talk to someone and get to the root of why she feels as intensely as she does. There are examples of healthcare workers being given harsher punishments depending on their situation, but these are the examples that make the news. I totally understand why this might lead people to think these outliers are the norm. Someone can correct me, but I’m pretty sure Langdon said, “you don’t have to accept my apology” while apologizing. One of the things we teach in treatment is accepting when people reject apologies. He may have given the apology before either of them were ready, but he was put in a difficult position with Santos’s level of unprofessionalism. It would be damn near impossible to get through a shift with her without addressing her behavior and he chose to do so by addressing *his* previous behavior. I don’t recall him asking her to hide any skeletons, as those in the hierarchy that need to know already know. But what would anyone gain from knowing Langdon fucked with meds 10 months ago? There was an audit and any tampered vials were removed. Plus they probably assumed he was stealing meds (again, this is not uncommon). I also don’t remember him threatening her, but I haven’t watched S1 since it aired. What I do recall is Garcia giving Santos the business about her attitude/abrasive personality. Sometimes we can’t face ourselves and our brain tries to protect us by projecting blame on other people. I don’t think this means Santos is a bad person, I think she would really benefit from seeking a therapist or even a dbt group. As far as empathy in general, Langdon has been shown to have an excellent bedside manner and good relationships with people around him, primarily Mel being that he was the main/only one who made her feel accepted on her first day, which point to empathy. He’s in early recovery for the first time and he will make some mistakes. The *empathetic* thing to do is extend some grace for where he’s at. It’s way less exhausting than trying to find ways to interpret everything he says/does as being nefarious. It’s better for the soul too :)