Speak (Short Film on Mental Health)

[@unknownkiddo5554]

I don't understand why does this video has so little views, it's literally on point

[@punyr]

Because it's cringe

[@Godless-Being]

@@punyr so is your comment

[@flamieking3488]

The problem is when you're trying to open up to a person you trust is they dont listen instead they telling you that you're imagining it or does that thing even exist. Speaking from experience from something that happened to me my family saw that something is wrong about me they confront me but i'm having a hard to tell it at them but when the time when I told them they dont listen and don't believe me from that point i learned that the only person i can trust is myself cause others would not.

[@jimmythompson89]

I've been here. It took me 2 years to find the right person to open up to. It was a mother I hadn't seen for 17 years that eventually gave me someone to talk to. Hang in there

[@rk_creature]

I like the way that it's short & communicates the exact point. This is on point!

[@carolynsna4996]

thanks 4 this important topic. me, born and raised in germany, from a philippine household, suffered from depression. since childhood i had some chronical diseases... to be perfect, I thought I had to please everyone so that I wouldn't look bad. my diseases got worse. my opinions were never important i thought and never realised what i wanted and liked. not satisfied with my job. in my mid 30s i finally ask 4 help and went to therapy. i've learned to speak up, had a deep, long and wonderful conversation with my parents. got rid of all toxic friends, planning my own way of creating my life with the support of jesus... one by one i see more light. with the help of jesus, he's always taking care of me and support me to go a wonderful way - when i was younger i didn't really understand how god works, coz i followed the typical traditional system in my family... when i asked questions about some traditional ways, which i did't quite understand - there was no explanation. still working being more myself and it's getting better and better. god bless you, regards

[@baconpancakes8899]

This video sits in the back of my head everytime I'm out with people

[@userguy246]

Hey. If you would like, I can be there for you to talk to and for me to listen to whenever you would like :) my name is Noah by the way.

[@kylie6536]

Well done!!! I need a video like this geared towards high schoolers.

[@stefyguereschi]

WELL EXPLANATION, HOW SUFFERING IS MENTAL ILLNESS, 😢

[@Kuro_Sk3tches]

It's so so beautiful...love it. ❤

[@Sheskimah]

Permit me to play this video in a training on mental health🥲

[@lilyplant-5275]

wow, this vid is so on point

[@jenelynlagaras-i3f]

Here are some potential responses to the questions listed: 1. How do you find the short film? The short film is engaging and thought-provoking. It provides a meaningful exploration of emotions and relationships, making it relatable and impactful. 2. How do you view Isaac's personality? Isaac appears to be reserved and introspective, likely struggling internally while trying to maintain a composed outward appearance. He seems to prioritize the feelings of others over his own. 3. If you were Isaac, will you remain silent and fake your feelings? No, it is important to express emotions and seek support rather than suppressing them. Pretending to be okay can lead to greater emotional strain. 4. Do you think this quote best describes Isaac’s feelings, “It’s okay not to be okay?” Yes, this quote reflects Isaac's emotional state. It validates the idea that everyone experiences struggles and emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and addressing them. 5. Explain your answers. The short film likely highlights themes of vulnerability and emotional honesty, which resonate with Isaac's personality. Suppressing feelings can lead to deeper issues, so embracing the idea that "it's okay not to be okay" encourages growth and healing. Expressing emotions fosters healthier relationships and personal well-being. Would you like me to expand on any of these?

[@prajwaldm57]

❤

[@IVANISSUE]

I know this looks funny cuz of my KZbin profile but other than the fact I collect speakers.. as a person I am struggling, I've been trying to seek help since a very young age but nobody ever tried to help me properly, they haven't even such as diagnosed me with anything yet and it's been years upon years and I'm breaking down, I'm coming to the end and I can't cope with this anymore... I just want someone to save me before its too late.

[@Marwa-Maghraby-85]

I can understand and imagine. You are not alone.

[@LeonalSgar]

this is well done

[@caseyojeda]

Lol, the only video PSA that has gotten to me

[@MindsetHumbled]

Hiding behind a smile

[@roshanishrestha7096]

what's the use of speaking if no one understands.

[@RiniPranoto]

Hi. May I ask who the director of this movie is?

[@guifengleather3047]

What is the background music?

[@princeadil1966]

Its really painful to described mental health issues can't understand

[@KingSigmaChrist_2.0]

Don't just read the comment, reply. I'm seeking an answer, I have autism, and I'm 22 years old. My parents are overprotective as if I'm a little kid. I am high functional completely. I feel that the doctor lied because I have anxiety, I don't think I have autism. Life is just so hard I'm in pain, and brokenness, please encourage me, and pray for me. I have more potential without my parents controlling me. I need my own space, they never give me my space. I need help ASAP!!!!!

[@nenechichiwetalu7126]

Hello

[@hecklerundkochhk416]

"Dont do suicide, that thing almost F__king killed me" wise word from skateboarder Jesus cosplayer

[@viviennebalopenos3523]

What is the name of the actors? can someone to tell me please

[@ellecharlie6822]

Bro became a relatable king

[@markphil6649]

My life now

[@Sanskriti94111]

I wish to use your asset to promote Mental Health Awareness through my website for that I seek your approval.

[@inianam2760]

Gara gara kesehatan mental saya disuruh liat video yg saya sendiri tidak tau artinya :) ndak bisa bahasa enggres

[@kerenlevi1363]

I need help

[@KindlyKalen]

I’m not allowed to because I’m trans.

[@harimansutantowijaya1071]

The english are bad

[@tarmlktea4699]

you can’t hate on their english when your sentence isn’t even grammatically correct

[@ravenvaleriemarasigan2392]

Your grammar is literally wrong. There's nothing bad with the english in the video. Your english is bad.

[@stannctbeforeubecomeamember]

You couldn’t even write a short sentence correct