It's really mature and shows self awareness that you could see how something that served you was outdated and you could move on from it, most people stay stuck with what helped them and cant let go, it's too scary, you're doing great, this is great for others to learn from, keep sharing your ideas!

Qué bella conclusión Sarahí: Eres del Mundo!!! Bravo!!!

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I found this relatable. I grew up in the U.S., but in an Ugandan and Nigerian family. I first started having identity issues as a kid when I saw all of the other immigrant families speaking in their languages, and I started to feel insecure that my parents only taught me English. It’s especially bad for my Ugandan side because I wasn’t exposed that much to that culture due to where I lived, so I kind of don’t feel 100% authentic identifying with that side because, similar to you, I don’t relate that much to the people. Now that I’ve started university there are virtually no Africans here, so I’ve spent a lot more time with Latinos since I speak fluent Spanish. This also brought up some unresolved identity insecurities, because it feels like being so culturally connected to a region you have no concrete ties to is something NO ONE else can relate to 🙄. Anyways I appreciate you sharing your story, and the advice you give is really valuable. I do believe it is a blessing to have to grapple with your identity, but unfortunately the process can be painful and full of existencial crises. I do feel myself becoming a more mentally strong and understanding person as a result of going through this. Bendiciones desde Chicago ✌️

You’re cute!! 🥰

i loveee a good think piece thats not overly long something short, sweet, simple that doesn't make it feel like a masterclass on how much buzzwords we can say

seeing this at 111 views, 22 hours ago 🥹🍀

I agree with you Sarahi! No stories, no labels, no identification

Amen on this

I can relate to this so much. I used men, alcohol,weed,fake friendships to avoid the part of me I hated. I humiliated myself so much unfortunately I hurt others as well but now I'm much better. It's been 3 long hard years. Having a relationship with God, being sober, spending time with family, giving to others has healed me in ways I couldn't have imagined.

I love what I foiund in this video: "We are in this illusion that makes us believe we can control things in our life. We make up stories to fill those empty spaces, but most of us don't know what we are doing". I think that the most important thing is to know our selfworth and power to find ourserlves.

As you say Sarahi, the most important thing is to connect with ourselves. But we don't do it because we are not used to it, we are not aware of ourselves, so we prefer to connect with the external world. I remember once when I was in my car and suddenly I realized that I hadn't turned on the radio. As if it were an emergency, I quickly looked for the button to turn on the radio in order to end that silence that made me uncomfortable. And at that moment I realized that I was running away from myself. Since then I am more aware of the time I dedicate to myself to think, reflect and meditate on what happens inside me. Thank you for sharing these videos.

Bien dicho Sarahi, no podemos ayudar a nadie sí antes no nos ayudamos a nosotros mismos. Y todo inicia conectándonos con nosotros mismos. Gracias por compartir.

Luckily, there is no self.

Wonderful message Sarahi!

Thank you for this wonderful message , i really needed to hear this.

Wow, I was in a really shitty headspace today, feeling like I was a complete failure with no control over my life and the fact that I found this video an hour after it was posted is uncanny. Thank you, I really needed this.

Muy cierto Sarahi!!

Thank you for this video, it has given me lots to reflect on 🤍

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I know too many that struggle with this, thankyou for sharing what you went through, I understand its extremely hard, you are really strong and should give yourself alot of grace, God bless you always!

@sarahizuni: Eres muy honesta y natural cuando compartes tus experiencias y aprendizajes. Puedo sentir tus emociones y tu energía cuando hablas. Eso me hace sentirte muy empática y humana. Gracias por compartir!!!

Aceptarnos tal como somos es un principio para la salud propia. Dejar que salga ese niño que vive dentro de nosotros y dejarlo ser sin reprimirlo. Sarahi: Gracias por compartir este video!!!

Oh honey, this was so brave and selfless and such a testament to all the work you've done on yourself ❤ that you would share this to help other young people is so beautiful 🙌 and this was perfectly said 😊 sending you a big hug 🥰 just subscribed for tye journey

Sarahí, eres un ejemplo de cómo crecer ante el dolor . Eso demuestra el gran ser humano que eres 🙏

Currentlu going through this i cant express myself at all i hate looking weak and being vunrable every time im around people my jaw is clinched the only time i can is when im drunk

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You’re a BRAVE Queen! <333

Keep going, Babe! 👑💗✨

Thank you for sharing ❤ may i know what camera you are filming with ?

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love that you shared its okay to not feel okay! thats something I should try reiterating to myself

Love you chorkyyy ❤❤❤

Me encantó, mi hija!

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This is genuinely encouraging. I love your sincerity and openness to expressing your feelings and experiences to the public. Now I know why we met. I wish you continued success in your spiritual journey and that you will soon become one with your true inner nature.

Thanks for sharing!

amazing! it is so freeing to overcome our own shadows. we are the only block that stands in our way. it is inspiring to see your journey!

Me encantó el cierre: “Ser vulnerable y estar abierta, ha cambiado realmente mi vida para ser mejor, me ha vuelto una persona más segura y feliz en todos los aspectos porque he tomado el poder de mi vida. Finalmente puedo decidir quién quiero ser y que quiero hacer en esta vida”

Love it! 🤍 +1 for dogs

Awsome. I like it very much

beautiful! so nice to witness your growth journey, it is very relatable.

Me sacaste la lagrimita mi hija! I am very proud of you!

Judging yourself is so common these days.. thank you for the reminder to be more patient and grateful for where we are righy now 💕🙏🏽

Your story resonates with me and thank you for sharing it. This is the first video I have seen with raw emotions about the way alcohol affects someone. I've been sober for 5 years so far and it is much more freeing and far better than what alcohol has ever done for me. I learned to accept myself as I am. Your video will definitely help a lot of people, because of your video someone will probably decide to start their sobriety. ❤

I’m so proud of you for sharing this Sarahi! I hope you continue on this journey knowing that you are loved and cared for by many💖

So excited for this new journey ❤

Sarahi, it is so incredibly courageous of you to be so vulnerable in sharing your emotional journey with overcoming alcohol to find your true self! Kudos to you for being real and authentic. I'm sure you are giving a voice to so many people who have had similar experiences or may currently be struggling.

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