I got my car 2 years ago and i haven't washed it once 🤣.
@FUN2SEE1004 күн бұрын
Stop, someone out there gets me!! 😭
@Lunarineee7 күн бұрын
hello! did you struggle choosing the degree?
@FUN2SEE1005 күн бұрын
Hi!! Yes, I’ve struggled with what I’ve wanted to do since my undergrad 😭 I ended up in my specific masters program because I didn’t get into the one I wanted, and I was still going to end up with the same credentials once I graduated
@Lunarineee5 күн бұрын
I'm struggling too... I've never seen myself in a specific profession, so my family decided i need to work with people like a doctor. i ended up taking psychology degree, but still I'm not sure. i feel like inside of there's emptiness, i don't belong anywhere. i wonder if u ever felt this way too?
@FUN2SEE1004 күн бұрын
I relate HEAVY to what you’re saying. My family wanted me to do engineering, but even when I switched to psychology, it still didn’t feel like this was “the one” for me. If I can be transparent, I’m still unsure exactly what I want to do with my career. But doing jobs I’m actually interested in vs doing things because others expect it from me has helped me figure out which path I want to go towards. It helped me fill that empty void I was feeling and be more sure about what I want or don’t want to do. I wanted to work with disabled kids, I tried. Substance? Tried that. With time and practice, I learned who I want to work with and what therapy techniques work best for me
@michellemassaro43479 күн бұрын
I relate to so much of what you're saying. So, so much.
@starbaby200118 күн бұрын
wow ur really smart and u got a lot together especially for ur young age I hope you know how amazing you are
@FUN2SEE1005 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for your words!!!
@starbaby200118 күн бұрын
well done that's so cool
@starbaby200118 күн бұрын
you're very relatable to me, more than most, the way you express your thoughts makes me feel less alone in my way of thinking honestly, and makes me feel more 'normal' idk
@FUN2SEE1004 күн бұрын
I’m so glad you feel that way!! If there’s one thing I hope to do is make people feel less alone, so I’m happy to hear I was able to do that ☺️
@waynedockett421221 күн бұрын
You're path is so interesting ❤ congratulations on the graduation. I still want to interview you for my podcast ☺️ its not on this KZbin name but i can dm you some of my bands music and chat with you if you are interested in letting some new people know of your channels and all that's going on with ya!
@FUN2SEE10016 күн бұрын
Thank you for considering me!! I’m not currently collaborating with others, but I would love to listen to your podcast if that’s okay with you!!
@AinLovesRed21 күн бұрын
Congratulations
@violet0018621 күн бұрын
So proud of you ❤❤ keep going keep pushing on.
@BartVerkeyn22 күн бұрын
Congratulations on the graduating! Nice to hear you are doing well! Keep going strong, you are doing a great job.
@FUN2SEE10022 күн бұрын
Thank you so much!!
@landi7623 күн бұрын
*thank you for sharing for story, greetings from austria vienna !* with the right set and setting and a tripsitter i made my best experience with magic mushrooms to get back in time as an adult to fix things from my childhood what went wrong
@FUN2SEE10023 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing, and from Austria!! 😱 the first time I ever saw snow was actually in Austria! It’s funny that you mentioned your experience, the first time I ever experience “ego death” was while taking molly with Carlos during a conversation. That moment changed my entire life, and I even made a note on my phone that read: “the day I grew up”. That was on January 4th, 2020.
@landi7623 күн бұрын
hi from austria vienna, PTSB goes often hand in hand with ADHD i know what i am talking about !
@FUN2SEE10023 күн бұрын
I tried getting a diagnosis but was told my childhood didn’t fit the criteria or displayed symptoms. Or the fact I’m able to do my job. Personally, I disagree but haven’t had the chance to get a reevaluation done
@michaelhodges8005Ай бұрын
you are doing well... just move as you need to do and at your own pace.... have fun sharing, you got this... beautiful soul.....
@FUN2SEE10023 күн бұрын
I'm trying my best!! Thank you so much for your kind words! 🥺❤️
@edensullyАй бұрын
helloooo, I just finished seeing your interview with Chris from a year ago and while I am watching this one now, I just wanted to say : thank you for making me feel much less alone. everything you mentioned during the interview touched me deeply, as I lived through similar experiences and dealt with them in similar ways. I realized it earlier this year, in March to be precise, at one of my best friends house, and I never cried so much in my life. to be able to see and understand what made me, me, was eye-opening and also so scary. I thought I was alone. felt lost quite a lot of times. still do, sometimes. but you made me realize I am not. we don't know each other but I felt such radiant energy coming from you and I hope you know your light. thank you for being a voice for us, it soothes the mind to know we are not alone in this crazy world. take the greatest care, goodbye 😘
@FUN2SEE10023 күн бұрын
Wow thank you so much for your kind words!!! I’m so happy to hear you had a friend with you that made you feel safe enough to process all those emotions. It’s a tough journey when it comes to healing, but there’s no right way to do it as long as you keep putting one foot in front of the other. Thank you again for sharing your story and I wish you all the best in your journey ❤️❤️ Happy Holidays!! 🎉
@faabulous511Ай бұрын
Yasmine, I'm so happy you decided to share your story with so many of us through your video. Sometimes we'll do things in life that'll upset our family, of course you didn't do anything to upset your family, it was a result of bravely being your authentic self in front of so many people. It would make sense that your parents might feel upset that they were put in a bad light, but all you did was share the TRUTH. Sometimes the truth is uncomfortable, but I think your conversation was handled beautifully. Thank you again
@FUN2SEE10023 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for this!! You’re absolutely right, at the end of the day, all I have ever asked for is truth and honesty. Being told I’m selfish for that made me question myself, but I’ve come to learn what you said. The truth is uncomfortable and it can hurt, but you can’t hide facts. It’s best to know and learn rather than to hide and forget
@0xmmn2 ай бұрын
1:30 probably try to get diagnose for adhd?
@FUN2SEE10023 күн бұрын
I tried in the past but was told I didn’t present enough symptoms throughout my childhood
@A.m.b.i.t.i.o.n2 ай бұрын
Did you go to Smithhale middle school?
@FUN2SEE10023 күн бұрын
No I didn’t!
@acrylicpourerer69922 ай бұрын
i've been wanting to change my life since 2018 lolol same
@FUN2SEE1004 күн бұрын
hey, it took me 7 years to taste a hint of change. It takes time but it’s possible!!
@sharissharee-pm2kq2 ай бұрын
You are such a beautiful woman anyways I suffer the same things. I have lost interest in general no motivation but I know am very creative if only I could do that without worrying about money. I can't do my creativity because because am always paying bills. Everything is boring
@FUN2SEE10023 күн бұрын
I completely understand how you feel, it’s hard to be creative when life demands your attention. I hope you’re able to find your spark soon! ⚡️
@LaibaJamshaid-bu1tp2 ай бұрын
Hey there! I really enjoyed your content-it’s fantastic! However, I noticed that you currently don’t have any thumbnails, and as you probably know, thumbnails play a crucial role in grabbing viewers attention. I’d love to collaborate with you as a thumbnail designer to help enhance your videos. I couldn’t find your contact information or email, but I’m flexible and ready to work with you anytime and anywhere that’s convenient for you. Let’s connect!
@FUN2SEE1005 күн бұрын
Hello!! Thank you so much for your suggestions! At the moment, these videos are just a simple way to get out my thoughts. I don’t have any plans on being a “content creator” so I haven’t done much to make my videos more presentable. BUT! If that ever changes, I’ll know who to ask 😏
@damson94702 ай бұрын
aries?
@FUN2SEE1002 ай бұрын
Unfortunately, I am a libra
@christopherwellman23643 ай бұрын
I would love that.
@christopherwellman23643 ай бұрын
I will never edit my memory of you
@christopherwellman23643 ай бұрын
I know there are people like me.
@thecesso33 ай бұрын
Nice video, can i borrow your routine? Really like that quote "i'm going to try, it's all i can do" which is pretty accurate in my opinion i mean sometimes we need to at least try.
@FUN2SEE1003 ай бұрын
Of course!! By all means, if the routine helps give it a try! Let me know how it works for you. I always remind myself trying is better than nothing at all, and doing nothing is the same as giving up. Baby steps!!
@thecesso33 ай бұрын
@@FUN2SEE100 Thanks!
@menna_553 ай бұрын
Yasmin I've just been diagnosed with C PTSD that's why i comment here Could you help me I am alone
@FUN2SEE1003 ай бұрын
Hello!! Please join the Discord server I created. It’ll be a lot easier to connect with people with CPTSD!! I’ve been able to learn and receive so much help from everyone there. I hope this helps!! Here’s the link: discord.gg/t83NdGKs
@ashleythomas18234 ай бұрын
everything you are saying here is so true and resonates with me greatly. thanks for sharing, for yourself and for all of us out here with the same struggles! thank you!
@FUN2SEE1004 ай бұрын
I’m so happy to hear you’re able to relate to what I have to say!! Makes me feel less crazy 😅 Hope you’re having a great weekend!! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment :)
@rb15994 ай бұрын
Sounds like you're on the right path to me sis! We've had deeply traumatic experiences in life that has affected every layer of life... This ain't like turning a speed boat! It's a barge with a full load. We're in the process of dumping the load. I think that's what self awareness does. It realizes that some of this "cargo" is hindering me and needs to go. We're far from where we wanna be but we are moving. I'm glad you have Carlos there with you. 💪
@FUN2SEE1004 ай бұрын
Always love hearing your viewpoint, it’s so refreshing!! You have a great way of finding a metaphor to perfect describe my feelings. We’ll keep moving forward and with time I’ll be okay with my own pace. Have a wonderful weekend ☺️❤️
@rb15994 ай бұрын
@@FUN2SEE100 😁✌🏿💪🏿. Thanks, you too.
@waynedockett42124 ай бұрын
God bless you. Praying for you
@victortheconqueror66604 ай бұрын
As an abuse survivor myself your a big inspiration, and I relate to a lot of things your saying sometimes I hate myself, I can’t sleep, I eat poorly, all of that mess, and I would recommend professional help.
@FUN2SEE1004 ай бұрын
The negative thoughts are never ending, I completely understand. While I can’t get professional help right now, I’m hoping to find something to keep me going so I don’t spiral. Here’s to us getting through it!! We got this 😤
@hollyhobbles47905 ай бұрын
Your hair is beautiful ❤ i just watched the video on KZbin with Chris. It's so relatable for me. And 🙏 don't let your family tell you your experience. Let them go if they aren't supporting you now. I had to do the same. You are not alone. ❤
@FUN2SEE1004 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your comment!! As of now, I’ve unintentionally been distant from my family and I’m hoping with time, we’ll reunite and be able to heal ❤️
@tina_jump45325 ай бұрын
Start writing books. Do you read a lot of fiction?
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
I used to write poetry when I was younger, but I’ve thought about journaling. I don’t read much nowadays but I do like fiction!
@noxello5 ай бұрын
I'm a student in his twenties living in Paris so my situation is different : I get to see my psychiatrist once a month, see my family doctor as needed and for emergencies can get an appointment at my family doctor or can go to a psychiatric ER and all of that for free. Though, I have to work to pay for psychotherapy, I found a great psychologist and see her twice a month. So I don't know how it's like to not be able to access healthcare even if you're aware you need help and are looking for it. Still, there's something else I can talk about. As RB said you seem really self aware of your symptoms and behaviors and are looking for ways to change and that's huge. You're not on autopilot anymore and that's a really hard step I think, one many never reach unfortunately, even if we're not talking about psychiatric disorders but just everyday life. I had to go to the ER last week and it was the first time I had a long talk with professionals about possibly having complex PTSD (my current diagnosis has been MDD for 8 months, which I also 100% have). Two of the things the nurse said that really stick with me are : - I am really self aware and that's a huge strength (coming back to what RB and I think about you) - Treatment is like climbing a mountain. It's hard, you often can't see you're making progress but eventually we'll get to a point where we're not just surviving but truly living I think you're also getting aware that it's not gonna go away without work because at one point you reach a lifestone and that's also important. The only practical things I can recommend is to get your hand on "Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving" by Pete Walker (there's an audio book, I find it easier to follow personally) and maybe watch "Recognizing and Understanding Complex PTSD" by McLean hospital on KZbin. They're not replacement for treatment, but psychoeducation is really important and can help us go a long way. Most importantly, remember you're not alone and there is hope for us. With love from Paris ❤
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
Thank you so so much for your suggestions!! I watched the KZbin video and it was so eye opening, and really reassuring that this diagnosis is real and it has real lasting and chronic effects on me. I also have that book that you recommended!! I just haven’t read past the first chapter 😅 but I flip through sections from time to time. I’m also really happy to hear that you’re able to get services in Paris!! Healthcare in the US is so complicated. I can get insurance through my job, but it would cost me $500 a month from my paycheck, and the benefits aren’t even worth it. And every single job has different insurance policies (if they even offer it). And getting insurance without a job??? Forget about it, it’s too expensive. Just have to depend on my young genes to keep my health strong. You are right about my self awareness. It’s a stage I’ve reached and I can never really go back to who I was before that. When I’m in a really low spot, it’s so easy get caught up in what I’m NOT doing that I don’t see the progress I’ve made. And then I’m back to a good mood and I’m able to analyze. Ahhh, it’s so annoying 😩 I’m rambling, but thank you. Y’all’s comments is what helps me stay sane and realize it’s going to be okay and I can get through it. So thank you again!!! I also hope your visit to the ER wasn’t too long and you’re feeling much better! ☺️❤️ wishing you the best in your journey!
@noxello5 ай бұрын
I'm glad the video helped! I often feel like I should be able to deal with all of it or like I'm exaggerating despite meeting all symptoms criteria (no official diagnosis yet but the ER nurse and psychiatrist were encouraging) so it's good to have that ressource to come back to. I also forgot to say the psychiatric nurse mentioned that being able to express oneself in addition to self awareness is really important. Maybe at times you feel like you're just rambling, but you're able to get your point across and that's the most important 👍🏾 Things definitely aren't perfect in France and Europe overall but every time I think about the USA healthcare situation I just find it mind boggling. It's like everybody knows there's a solution that gets people better care and costs less to both individuals and society and yeah no let's not do it... Still, I really hope you find a way to get help despite the mess that system is. I totally relate to what you said about being in a low spot. It's a weird feeling both during and after a crisis for me. Logic wise, I 100% know what's going on and why but feeling wise it's a big mix of pain, confusion and hopelessness about the present and the future. As you said it's super annoying and for me the worst is how it affects relationships and interactions with others. I just realized I'm more prone to get in crisis with people I'm attracted to, which I hate because obviously showing the worst part of yourself to your person of interest often ruins things. I also feel like I have no baseline for how human relationships work or should be despite being described as a huge extrovert by others, so I'm often left confused and blame myself heavily whenever I feel like something has gone wrong ugh 😩 Anyways, as you can see you're not the only one rambling 😅 Your videos also really help. Listening to you, I just feel less alone and it helps me fuel that light of hope inside me during difficult times so thank you very much ❤️
@FUN2SEE1004 ай бұрын
I get it!! It’s such a struggle fighting between knowing you have difficulty with things and beating yourself up for not being able to handle it. It’s unfortunate that healthcare, just like education, is about business and not about social service. That’s the main reason and it’s so freaking frustrating!! People’s lives are just numbers, so it’s all about the numbers and not about the individual. I hate it, but hopefully things will change as younger people start taking over these jobs. Just praying they make a change and don’t continue the system. And ramble away!! I relate so much to everything you’re saying. I didn’t grow up withing a healthy household, and it wasn’t until I was 20 that I started having healthy relationships, whether platonic or romantic. I’ve struggled immensely in both, and now with 27 years of experience, it’s still incredibly hard. I have to remind myself that my awareness began at a much later stage than my peers, and my development throughout my childhood wasn’t healthy. Like you said, if I hadn’t become self aware, I wouldn’t been trapped in my childlike mindset. Now, it’s a conscious effort to not return to that part and to be active in my life. It’s so hard!!! But genuinely, comments like yours really do help me a lot. No one in my life, while they may relate or understand, actually goes through what I do. And my mind just went “not that what I go through is hard”. But, it is hard. It’s hard for me. Why can’t I accept that? Why do I feel like my symptoms can so easily be solved? Everyday I ask that. And everyday I try a little more. Again, I’m extremely happy to hear the support and services you have!! That is amazing, and I hope to hear more about your progress in the future! Thanks again for your comment ☺️enjoy your weekend ❤️
@noxello4 ай бұрын
@@FUN2SEE100 I completely relate and agree with what you said. I have a friend with who I was really open about finding friendship difficilt. One time, I mentioned that I didn't really have any friends before university and she told me it's normal I'm struggling so much since I just don't have as much experience as most people and it's crazy how I'm still able to function socially quite good since nobody would guess it's really difficult for me and if she were me she would've just given up about trying to connect with others. And on top of that she wasn't aware of all the traumatic experiences I had. So yeah, not only it's not our fault we're struggling but also expected. And what you said about other people and their support still somewhat feeling limited 😭 That's so real!!! Once I started to think about who I was open about my mental health difficulties (except trauma) I found out it's only people who I feel like they would be supportive and also have their own difficulties. Whether I knew before disclosing or they opened up once I did. Almost none of them have the same diagnosis as me but we're all able to talk and feel understood by the other person. On the contrary, I feel like someone who never had mental health difficulties, even if they wouldn't judge me (and that's already a lot), it would just fall flat or like they don't really understand. For me trauma is a bit different, I haven't discussed it with any non professional but it's literally the same thing I feel when we're discussing or I'm watching your videos. And I hope I wasn't weird with my other comment, I really wasn't able to answer on my phone and PC. Still, saw your last video and I'm glad you're finding news ways to deal with difficult times. Hope you're doing better now 🥰
@FUN2SEE1003 ай бұрын
Never weird, you don’t have to worry about that!! But I agree, once I start to get personal about my trauma, or just about my beliefs, I notice I don’t connect as much with those who haven’t experienced it. And for a long time, I sought the approval from those that honestly would never understand me. I’ve come to learn to accept that and focus on understanding myself instead. We as people are so complicated, but to me, that’s what makes us so interesting. It’s why I’m such a big advocate for support systems, and actual good ones!! Once I connected with people that SAW me, I could start to see myself. Please never feel weird or apologize for your comments!! I relate so much to what you say, and comments like yours is what gets me thinking and not feeling alone. I’m always down to hear your thoughts!!! I’m glad we could connect through my videos ☺️
@dejuangilchrist67805 ай бұрын
your willingness to share the reality, the inertia, the self-sabotage, the dead-ends + brick walls of dealing with c-pstd -- esp the lack of motivation that comes with childhood SA -- is so affirming + meaningful. i relate to so many of your thoughts + descriptions of your life patterns, as i'm certain several others do as well. thank you for being willing to be vulnerable with folks on the internet, it's a lot more courageous (+ even helpful) than you may be aware of.
@dejuangilchrist67805 ай бұрын
+ the meta self-awareness mixed with a lack of change in one's day-to-day life, esp after having a profound moment of clarity in your life + realizing... "this apathy shit does not work for me, i actually do need people + love at the end of the day" 😭 insane. you doing the lord's work fr.
@dejuangilchrist67805 ай бұрын
the lil steps are the big steps. the lil awarenesses are the big awareness. each lil change creates the bigger change. like you've said, you're not who you were, nor do you see yourself going back to that. it's just frustrating being in that obscure in-between of survivalistic detachment to secure attachment. you're otw, even if you can't fully see it from your vantage point.
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
Wow, thank you for your words. It’s crazy to read what you said and summarize perfectly how I felt. To me, these feelings are all over the place and confusing. But when you list them like that, they make my feelings and thoughts feel real. I’m not sure if that makes sense 😅 But I’m so happy you’re able to relate to what I have to say!! It makes me feel less crazy and alone. This truly is such a frustrating journey that makes you question yourself and the world constantly. I have to remind myself that life isn’t linear, I have to be honest with myself, and that I can’t give up. It’s almost like a jenga tower. It such a tedious process to build and you have to be so meticulous and careful with which pieces you take away. But one wrong move and it all tumbles down and you have to start all over again. I don’t want to start again. I liked that you called it a dead end. That’s such a good perspective, as you just turn around and go another way. A dead end doesn’t mean a full stop. Sorry for the rambling!! Thank you so much for your comments, again, it means so much. I wish you all the best in your journey, you got this 😤😤
@Coolcats-cb7yx5 ай бұрын
I get free therapy through medical, it's free. If there is a womans shelter around you please go there!! You will get a social worker and they can usually provide free limited therapy. They will also connect you to a lot of resources. Thats how I found my current therapist. I am doing therapy like EMDR and have done PE too, it sucked tbh. I will say you are very self aware and being kind to ourselves is one of the hardest parts of healing. Good luck <3
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
This a great idea, I haven’t even considered looking into a women’s shelter. My biggest struggle funny enough IS my self awareness. I’m over conscious of everything I do that it makes it so easy to focus on my negatives. I’ve heard a lot about EMDR and PE, I’m very open to trying out anything!! Just have to get that therapist first 😅 thank you so much for your comment and I’m wishing you all the best in your journey!! All the best of luck ❤
@yadiachar75915 ай бұрын
Stay strong. And it's going to get better. It's a process. Keep searching for free clinics they have connections to therapy. But you are not alone. It's very brave of you to make a video of what a lot of us keep to ourselves. Thanks keep looking towards the future.
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for you comment!! I hadn’t considered looking into free clinics, I’ll definitely do that this week! It’s been a tough journey, but your support really helps me with the process 🥺❤️ thank you, truly! Have an amazing week!!!
@rb15995 ай бұрын
I see/hear you, truly understand all of that. It sucks. There is one thing I can encourage you with because I've been watching your videos for a bit and I'm going through similar things. >>>>You are healing and growing<<<< I guarantee that you are more aware of your patterns (good and bad) than ever before. That is growth for us because, you know what it is to go through days of activities and not truly BE THERE for any of it. The auto pilot self is no self at all. At that point, we're dead people walking and that's what it feels like. You doing this video actually shows your growth so 👏🏿. Rocking the Powerpuff Girls shirt too, let's f'n go!
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
Thank you as always for your words and support!!! It’s so easy to focus on how much I regress that I don’t appreciate enough the growth I’ve done. I KNOW that I’ve gotten better, but sometimes it doesn’t feel that way. I’m so happy I started documenting my journey, as these videos are my physical proof of the steps forward I’m taking. Wishing you the best in the journey too!! Rooting for us both 😤 And thank you!! Cartoon Network was a huge part of my childhood, miss those days 😭
@rb15995 ай бұрын
@@FUN2SEE100 Thank you. I'm a huge Ed, Edd and Eddy fan.
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
@@rb1599STOP!! Me too!! Samurai jack and courage the cowardly dog were also some that I loved a lot. Ooo add the flinstones and the jetsons too. I loved all the classics, anything from the mid 90s to 2010 was always playing at my house! Luckily I had brothers 5 years younger than me so it kept me watching CN longer than I would’ve
@e6ensperception5 ай бұрын
7:30 Chornically online mentally but in real life is called 'dissociation'
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
YES!! Thank you! That’s exactly what I meant
@e6ensperception5 ай бұрын
@@FUN2SEE100 you explain it well, you're growing to be a positive influence! World needs people like you! Even on the hard days :) wishing you best of luck
@e6ensperception5 ай бұрын
Im rooting for you! Yesss waking up and exercising, seeing the sun rise! Dont be fearful to let your personality out in public, dont be fearful of the haters. Keep being emotionally intelligent! Im glad you passed all the classes! How do you put work on the rollercoaster? Thats what im trying to figure out
@e6ensperception5 ай бұрын
I also fear rejection! And I fear confrontation
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
Thank you!! I fell off the exercising and waking up part but I’ll be back!!! 😤 but to answer your question, not being present is my unhealthy way of coping with school/work/life balance. I have a bad habit of going to a location and completely losing myself to whatever I’m doing. It’s only in the car or once I’m back home that I process whatever it is I’m going through. Not the best, but I’m working on it 😅
@e6ensperception5 ай бұрын
@@FUN2SEE100 my uncle taught me if nothing else, just show up! that'll get you further than you think, I have my moments too! Thanks for the replies btw!
@e6ensperception5 ай бұрын
Love your personality. Wish i could find people like you on these bs dating apps 😂
@teaadvice49965 ай бұрын
Shes outta your league
@e6ensperception5 ай бұрын
@@teaadvice4996 I meant this as a compliment Mr. guy🙏🏾 I relate to the channel and appreciate someone willing to be honest so openly to so many people. I have respect for it. I say it like that bc I have trouble finding cool honest people like her on apps and irl. If I came on too strong I apologize but lets all keep it positive Mr guy 🤷🏾♂️ no harm no foul
@FUN2SEE1004 ай бұрын
You didn’t come off strong at all! It’s all love here and I completely understand what you’re saying. Unfortunately looks doesn’t equate to being a decent human being, just means you’re nice to look at. From all your previous comments, you definitely have a personality I would vibe with. Thanks for your support ❤️❤️
@e6ensperception4 ай бұрын
@@FUN2SEE100 welcome! well said, I have since deleted dating apps & social media, in fact I switched my sim card from a smartphone to a 'feature phone" full time this month, now i only check youtube on my laptop. One reason I did this is to find more genuine people and you are proof of concept to that theory. thanks for brightening my day :D <3
@e6ensperception4 ай бұрын
@@FUN2SEE100 gives people like me more hope knowing people like you are out there! thanks for the kind words and confidence to put your life on display for others to perceive and learn from :) keep being you! <3
@e6ensperception5 ай бұрын
Also i love this video format. The strutcure is actually very good. You dont know what you said in 17 mins bc you got it all out in words, and we understood you! Just keep going!!! Thats how things will change, keep going through the hardest parts
@e6ensperception5 ай бұрын
I can completely relate (except the honesty part) but i mean word for word i can relate. Lack of showering, lack of self care, lack of eating. Please keep rambling. We can relate to you. You seem like a great person, very emotionally intelligent. Please dont be scared to believe in yourself! For me identity issues are partly the root cause but i cant speak for you, all i know is you had the nuts to get online and tell the truth. Most people dont do that! So i respect you a lot for this video. Just subscribed
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your comments!!! Identity definitely plays a hand to how I feel, for a long while I was nobody and anybody. The only times I was myself was when I was alone. Luckily getting older has helped a bit but it’s something I’m still trying to figure out! I wish you all the best! ☺️
@e6ensperception5 ай бұрын
@@FUN2SEE100 welcome and thanks!
@univuniveral97135 ай бұрын
Change isn't always positive. Why do you need change.
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
You’re absolutely right, change isn’t always positive. But I think the change I’m looking for is how I view my life. My perspective of myself is so low that I become my biggest obstacle in my life. Sure, there might be other outside limitations, but they’re things I can overcome. Yet, I don’t, because I don’t believe I can. I can SAY I can, but when the time comes, I run. That coward was in me is what I want to change
@univuniveral97135 ай бұрын
@@FUN2SEE100 I see. One psychologist says we should read fun and exciting stories which are set in unexpected locations. I have just read Bleeding Stubs, set in Cameroon. It is short and fun.
@tina_jump45325 ай бұрын
@@univuniveral9713 I have read it. It is so different from anything written by an African author.
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
I like this idea! I’ll definitely give it a try, thanks for the suggestion!!
@MiaMia-lb2iy5 ай бұрын
I feel you. Been there before. I want to change too, and I feel like I have yet ... There's always something that'll test our mental strength and it's a fucking wild. I want to be a better person but sometimes I honestly don't have the fucking energy to do better. Or maybe that's just a excuse I give myself to not do self care. I understand you and appreciate your fire honesty🔥
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
I’m so glad you relate, and completely understand your comment!! I struggle so much with whether I’m exhausted from fighting everyday, or I’m just being lazy and giving up. I tell myself as long as I wake up, it’s a chance to try. And trying is better than not. You got this!!! I’m rooting for you! ☺️😤
@Willow115.345 ай бұрын
I love your hair. That's how mine is.
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
Ahh thank you!! ☺️❤️
@Jd11565 ай бұрын
Dope keep rising
@pattayaesl71286 ай бұрын
Get an SD card for your phone
@jon52076 ай бұрын
Type shit
@demiannaofficial6 ай бұрын
Hey! I recognize myself 10000% in your interview video. Thanks so much for this. 🥹🥹🥹🥹 This was exactly what I needed, also for my relationship, because I pulled him away because of my CPTSD and he like just didnt understand. Big thanks and hugs! ❤🤩
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
I’m so glad my video was able to help in some way!!! It’s hard finding people who understand, and sometimes it takes people having gone through it. Glad you’re here ❤️❤️
@ssspongebob68036 ай бұрын
Hi do you have any social media like Instagram or fb if so can I give you mine😊 you seem very nice
@FUN2SEE1005 ай бұрын
Hi!! Yes I have an Instagram @yasminnelken you can follow me on there! And thank you ☺️