If stuff on screen:Single player gaming (preferable retro) is way better spend time compared to twitter/insta etc i found. Youll get immersed
@Tomonaroll10 сағат бұрын
So you do actually have people that like you..
@loki475Күн бұрын
i like the engine temp/sensor analogy. good one
@thedavidboland23 сағат бұрын
it was quite relevant for me as my car radiator was leaking, but I just got it back from the mechanic today and it's all fixed.
@loki47523 сағат бұрын
@thedavidboland and i bet you didnt even get mad at it 😂
@thedavidboland22 сағат бұрын
😂
@benadams1826Күн бұрын
You have no idea why they didn’t respond. Don’t jump to conclusions.
@Opethfeldt29 секунд бұрын
If it's chronic, it's fairly safe to say, you aren't important to that person.
@ivanivanovic1190Күн бұрын
I have a friend that you MUST respond and im really pissed out becouse of it. Do I really need to respond to EVERY GOD DAMM word you say there is a reson seen exists.
@Opethfeldt3 минут бұрын
They probably just feel lonely and want to feel like they matter to someone.
@ObservationsofMaggieКүн бұрын
Yours is a useful message. But i have one friend who really is so busy and i still value him so so much. He is 30 percent responsive to my texts but when we are present together he is sooo there for me and i deeply value him. Im totally ok with his not writing back. I also have tons more time than most people. I don't have to work. Ive never met anyone who can give me as much as i might want
@thedavidbolandКүн бұрын
totally get you! thanks for sharing this value perspective :)
@Opethfeldt4 минут бұрын
Same problem here. I'd rather have no friends than people who aren't able to put as much into the relationship as I am.
@Jonathan-on-youtubeКүн бұрын
This strategy probably operates on personality, though. Humans are fundamentally social beings. We adapted that way a long time ago. People like you and I (who don't need much social contact and prefer genuine over performative interactions,) are probably unusual / weird in terms of our personality traits. That or we are recovering from / adapting to trauma we had earlier in life. If your average schmoe goes and focuses on themselves or goes camping in the woods for two or three months, they're probably not going to fare as well as we would. I do agree that people need to be less insecure and have less desire for the attention of people who don't respect or value them. And maybe pulling away from society for a time is part of building one's self-worth. But these are baby-step type things. If they detach too far too quickly, many people will just spiral into depression. Getting in the gym and changing one's social group might work better for those people who really feel isolated and under-valued. If you have the advantage of being an extrovert and you were fairly well socialized at one point, there's no reason to think that wouldn't help. More importantly though, those people should all get completely off social media. That is the main thing that is making them sad and unable to connect with the people around them. The less time you spend on social media, the better your mental health and your life overall will be.
@thedavidbolandКүн бұрын
love this perspective! thanks for sharing Jonathan
@Jonathan-on-youtubeКүн бұрын
@@thedavidboland Very kind! Wish you luck here, keep up the good work.
@MikeSiegertКүн бұрын
I think this is might be making things seem too black and white. If you reach out to someone multiple times and it’s not going anywhere, definitely move on. But someone just not getting back to you as quick as you’d like doesn’t always mean they don’t value you though. It’s their life and you’re just in it and vice versa. It’s not always that deep. Your friend might just be going through something unrelated to you and doesn’t want to talk, that doesn’t mean they don’t care about you. Idk if that made sense. All Imm saying is that there’s more to it than “they don’t talk to you = they don’t value you”
@thedavidbolandКүн бұрын
this is a great insight, thanks for sharing Mike!
@MajellaGrowsКүн бұрын
Needed to hear this. Living in delusion in the long run is more painful than living in reality!
@thedavidbolandКүн бұрын
it is! rip the band-aid :P
@renzenker2526Күн бұрын
❤
@red.armstrong2 күн бұрын
i deleted all my socials (youtube doesn’t count for me) back in november when the election happened and i’ve never felt better. i had that FOMO for a week or two but i feel so free. 99% of my “friends” on instagram or tiktok didn’t talk to me or respond at all. they were all acquaintances. my true friends have my phone number, and i don’t need social media. the world is falling apart, but i needed to focus on myself and make sure that i don’t fall apart myself. if you feel like you need to delete social media, do it. we as humans have lived for so long without social media. you got this
@thedavidboland2 күн бұрын
you got this 💪 glad you're feeling free with the decision my friend
@Galactic_Unchaperoned2 күн бұрын
I simply learned to let people go. Now I've got no friends, only myself. I've got some people who dislike me and I dislike them. I know I'm probably talked about a lot due to my past of being an alcoholic and would literally go to every party and place I was invited too. I would end up very drunk. Even shared a house with people where it's like a shared accommodation, but everybody get there own space with big doors and locks. Most of the time we where all friends, but there were some fights. One guy was growing marijuana in his place we all agreed it would be best not to tell anybody and only let "loyal friends see the plantation." But somehow word did get out, and a armed gang smashed through the main door armed with machetes while I was out having a good time in town I missed all the action.
@murglebinter2 күн бұрын
Thanks needed this right now David
@thedavidboland2 күн бұрын
you got it 💪
@renecarballo58312 күн бұрын
I get more excited when I visit places in video games as opposed to in real life.
@DarrenBoydraddadlovinlife2 күн бұрын
Just time to move on, that's all. Love your wisdom David, Thank you
@thedavidboland2 күн бұрын
Cheers Darren❤
@tigerlily92342 күн бұрын
Well adults communicate and say “I appreciate your message/interest but I’m not available to speak at this time.” It’s just common decency
@thedavidboland2 күн бұрын
Sometimes they do!
@Opethfeldt2 минут бұрын
Where are you finding these people? Haha.
@MiCTURITIONHATEGAVz2 күн бұрын
🙏🏼💚✊🏼Keep On Keepin' On..〰️ ('People Are Bastards'..Mostly)😉
@thedavidboland2 күн бұрын
People are great ❤
@Armored_Saint2 күн бұрын
Don't let those empty people try and interfere with your mind. Just live your life and leave them all behind. ~ Black Sabbath (1972)
@thedavidboland2 күн бұрын
👊
@Helicopterflying-i3u2 күн бұрын
If were not family and they never respond couple days i'm sure they read the message then i will block them and never contact them again delete everything idc time to move on
@Helicopterflying-i3u2 күн бұрын
everyone is always on their phone no matter what time and day and these so called friends don't respond back then goodbye forever!!!
@aniyahlyszt35312 күн бұрын
Some of us have NO PEOPLE. 🥲
@KE0101013 күн бұрын
I like your idea to respond to a non responsive contact by engaging in creating something because that is a positive win for the creator rather than going down the path of self doubt.
@thedavidboland3 күн бұрын
it's all energy, whether it goes to another person or to a project <3 chasing someone who isn't meeting you is ironically a form of stagnation.
@shawngoral39873 күн бұрын
There is value in every person you meet and communicate with. Good and bad interactions carry the same value and make you better and even wiser. You carry these experiences to the next door. Opened or closed you knock and get response. No response is still a response. You learn from the interaction at the door step. Maybe you'll be invited in or the door slammed in your face. The closed doors don't want engagement, move on to the next door.
@thedavidboland3 күн бұрын
love this!
@haleymkoon3 күн бұрын
🙏🏻☺️❤
@thedavidboland3 күн бұрын
and the same to you :)
@Jean-LoupSverdrup3 күн бұрын
Agree. If someone is always ‘busy’ to respond, they are not prioritising you so it doesn’t make sense to insist. Reciprocity is very important. I would be giving though ‘the possibility of the doubt’ in case that person is struggling with mental, emotional or physical issues. In that case, I would send messages of support ‘I care about you and I am here in case you need to talk’. Not reciprocity is necessary there.
@thedavidboland3 күн бұрын
beautiful perspective on "the possibility of the doubt"!
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@Happydayz5523 күн бұрын
❤
@thedavidboland3 күн бұрын
happy day mate!
3 күн бұрын
For me, it is more of being hated for no reason in whatever setting that im in, be it school or just in society in general
@inashamone8752Күн бұрын
Me too
@meganmclaughlin90564 күн бұрын
I generate a creative income. Picking valuable products from the national forest. With permits.
@internetcultured4 күн бұрын
runescape friends >>>
@thedavidboland4 күн бұрын
dia duit!
@keriknight30435 күн бұрын
Love this so much! I feel like I spent a lot of my early twenties trying to do all these things to make sure I don't regret doing them and don't get me wrong I'm so happy I did because now I don't need to think what if but like you said whatever you do you'll have regrets and there isn't one good way to live life its enjoying what you have and where you're at :)
@Lazy-bliss5 күн бұрын
I healed my traumatized home and parents with myself ( almost). Then decided to travel the world gradually at the age of 32
@TreeTopVantage5 күн бұрын
@9:19 Lol I am a tree surgeon
@thedavidboland5 күн бұрын
haha nice!
@loonyb1n6 күн бұрын
You mentioned "How do I spontaneously make money without a 9-5?" but I'm not clear as to what that was. Did you do things like 'work away'? Thanks :)
@thedavidboland5 күн бұрын
I have done some work trades like this, yes!
@loonyb1n5 күн бұрын
Thanks, @davidboland. Great video, btw. I'm travelling at the moment, too. I'm experiencing firsthand the feeling of meeting people, forming relationships, and then moving on. I think for many, including myself, this rapid change isn't really sustainable in the long run. I think that's because, as human beings, it's in our nature to want to belong to and foster a sense of community. That being said, my current journey is about a few things. Sure, ticking off bucket list items and enjoying all of the joys of travel, but it's also about cultivating inner strength and resilience. Whenever I feel those big dips or lows when things don't go well or I'm just having a rough day, I try to remind myself that this is part of the growth. I say to myself; "you feel really bad right now. What will you do about it?" And the answer will usually involve trying to be kind to myself and do small things that rebuild my energy. I know that I don't want to be alone for the rest of my life, but I also don't want to fear long periods of solitude. I want to feel comfortable and like I can depend on myself to get through anything..