The Most Requested Question | When did you realize you're not like everyone else?

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[@gabiposts]

Ok but the first couple is goals

[@styles8521]

Yesss

[@pooeyes2296]

Thts gonna be me and my crushh sksksksk lmaooo 😂😂

[@haleyb.1341]

Not really. She was putting him down for being creative. Not cool.

[@stopdrop892]

Nebula Sky um... it’s really not that serious. She was just playing around (if you could not tell)

[@paperpenn9923]

SO TRUE

[@flowerpower8483]

Seems like everyone ist different from everyone else...so who the hell ist everyone else?

[@SweetSerenadeXyWem]

That's a good question :). I think how 'everyone else' behaves is based on how a couple of dominant people act and which people follow.

[@co2144]

i also feel like even if we know people are really different at some point alot of people may feel like they are different than the people around them at that moment for whatever reason its really interesting to think about

[@jasmineavery7756]

because we all are different from each other,no two people think exactly the same and have the same personality.that’s how i feel😊

[@hannahrosereviews5073]

I think Thoraya means "everyone else" as the general public. For instance, for a long time, EVERYONE loved One Direction, but I was different in the fact that I loved (and still do) Broadway Showtunes. I hope that cleared it up.

[@gabimarie4297]

I was thinking about my answer during the video and I noticed I wasn’t the same in middle school. But it wasn’t til high school I realized no one is the same. We’re all different whether it be something physical, mental, or emotional. I think in middle school I felt more alone because I didn’t think I fit in but in reality we make ourselves think all “these” people are the same because we put them in a box ourselves and we don’t necessarily fit into the box we put them in. I find if most people really look at who we surround ourselves with we’re all pretty different and we can even have a relationship with people who are nothing like us at all.

[@funkeybabe1]

“If your cool you’re really not that cool” true.

[@daniisavage434]

You're cool*

[@godzillafart6531]

@@daniisavage434 your*

[@daniisavage434]

@@godzillafart6531 lol. No. It's you're. You're = you are. You're cool* 😂

[@pot.8327]

@@godzillafart6531 🤦‍♀️

[@Ayesha_F]

I have a special respect for the people who said that they were in fact like everyone else

[@grandoldsoul4691]

ty for the comment. what makes you feel that wy?

[@hbean6153]

No response 😭😭

[@1x0x]

Grand Old Soul they arent scared of the truth

[@tigrastijaodtigra]

Me too. I felt like I was special for the most part of my life but I've come to realize that I truly am just like everyone else. That was a painful discovery but also a very liberating one.

[@lianaruth7932]

@@tigrastijaodtigra so true, it's hard for many people to understand

[@aamirperwez3092]

You should make video on "what was worst thing for you in the past that you love today" :)

[@Thorayaa]

I love that question! It’ll be going on my list :]

[@ohyeahyeah6974]

Thoraya Maronesy omg hi!

[@MalaWaldron]

@@Thorayaa Awesome question, I wonder if you did it yet?!

[@adam91876]

@@MalaWaldron she never did 😅

[@AK-kr3uy]

@@adam91876 not yet

[@jaboogle]

"Everybody is identical in their secret unspoken belief that way deep down they are different from everyone else." David Foster Wallace.

[@cockycookie1]

Everyone is different from anyone else because we're all different.

[@jehouse61]

Eggszactly.

[@osamakarkout]

My answer would have been that I grew up with the assumption that I was not like anyone else, but then I learned a very valuable lesson the past few years. I learned that I am like everyone else, mostly normal, and it was a humbling and relieving journey. I think I'd love to see people answering the opposite question: when did you realize you weren't that different from everyone else?

[@OdaraCreations19]

osama karkout same

[@-john2g3]

Yeah same, i was the special snowflake that thought i'm better than everyone else, than i realised im dumb and normal

[@gabrielubaldo7640]

The same for me. I grew up with my older brother always telling me that both of us were different than the rest of the world. As I grew older, I saw many features of mine that would make me think I'm really different. But anyways, everyone is different. I realized I'm just one like the others.

[@4000YearsAhead]

Thats what I was thinking through the whole video. All the younger people acting like they are special and unique, but they are just as unique as everyone else LOL

[@namupolo1100]

Same

[@mathildemulkin5315]

Omg that first couple melts my heart! I want that kind of love

[@guadalupe12rbd]

Same 😍

[@annabolika8919]

At the age of 14 I realized that not everyone sees colours in their head when they listen to music...They called me insane, but in my opinion, music would be boring without it. Now , when I play the piano, I can just use colours to describe the sound. But sometimes it's bit annoying, I often just don't like a piece because I don't like the colour of it.

[@missmaryypotter]

Its called sound to color synesthesia! I have that too

[@annabolika8919]

@@missmaryypotter oh thank you! I looked it up, and it really relates to me. Do you like having it?

[@honey2512]

OMG i wish i could have those .. its diffidently amazinggg

[@MAli-fx3in]

i have it too

[@christiefarmer1769]

Oh! A lot of famous musicians have this. I remember reading an article first by Alanis Morissette then found out Billy Joel Pharrell Lorde Tori Amos Duke Ellington all share this amazing ability!

[@anmahek]

9:36 I love it when someone has glasses and we can see you.

[@BB-bq8yj]

"as soon as i realized there were other people" that resonates

[@philochristos]

I don't think I've ever thought I was like everyone else. It was the opposite with me. I began by thinking I was radically different than everybody else, but as time went on, I began to see how similar I was to other people.

[@briarcliv9536]

Sam Harper same for me it was because my parents made me believe I’m special. I guess to them I am but in general...

[@Dangerous0Fairy]

I can't help but wonder ,we all feel "different"because of the group of people surrounding us , if we were hanging with the right ones wouldn't we feel like we belong ? Maybe "we" aren't the problem after all ..

[@rinslife83]

Omnia Kadorah yes true because growing up in the bay area 28 years where it was super diverse .living in Ohio for the past 8 years, As an asian american , I’ve come across a lot of negative people , work , friends, low key racism , ignorance period .maybe I’m just bad luck here . Constantly try to make new Friendships, great at the beginning god but turned out not soo great .. I’m just surrounded by negativity and can’t get away from it.

[@thatlittlezombie]

Different doesn't have to mean one doesn't belong. Or that our groups aren't right.

[@katryanaorange2092]

We are all connected. We carry different stardust of the same star.

[@azwaaali1693]

That is profound :)

[@ThisIsMissCheeky]

Yep, we're all made of stardust including other all the other species in the world. In essence, we're all connected.

[@osamakarkout]

I love what you're saying, but I thought it is worth mentioning that the atoms in your body come from various stars :)

[@ofwhy510]

Katryana OranGe people aren't made of stardust... Just to let you know

[@fanroderonwattpadandao3352]

ØÖF WHY but we are.. not our whole, but the iron in our blue veins is real iron which cannot be forged any other place but at the core of a star.

[@milaniinalim3357]

We are all different, yet similar.

[@Angie-kl8rs]

don't know if you've done this before, but you should do "what is the worst thing you've ever said to someone"

[@moriapinto8845]

Shes done it :)

[@jmacsss]

Ironic, everyone wants to fit in, to be like others, but who wants to hear "oh you're like most people I've met" No. they want to hear, "you're unlike anyone I have ever met."

[@redred-hl3zh]

My answer would have been that I grew up with the assumption that I was not like anyone else, but then I learned a very valuable lesson the past few years. I learned that I am like everyone else, mostly normal, and it was a humbling and relieving journey. I think I'd love to see people answering the opposite question: when did you realize you weren't that different from everyone else?

[@onkarabilemmoalefi9875]

Truueeeee💕

[@daniholmes4897]

Good point!

[@pergamX]

your videos are captivating, gentle, subtle, yet capturing the realness of it all. Thank you.

[@Cuteemogirl94]

I always see myself from a third person perspective in all of my memories

[@veronica.theswamphag]

Dude same

[@grandoldsoul4691]

same

[@unicorn1655]

Isn't that normal?

[@abbier0018]

thats normal

[@elenagibbons4719]

As the memory gets older, it gets more and more in third person for me. It’s also like that with dreams. But I usually have both first and third person at the same time.

[@Hirayeet]

The two old couples were just so fucking adorable i can't even

[@cat5220]

The old couple were so adorable!

[@MoonGodd3ss]

"I knew I was different - as soon as I realized there were other people." That's not even too close to home, we came from the same thought. It's what makes me so special in a sea of lives and feel incredibly alone at the same time.

[@HopeUnquenchable]

I also knew I was different as soon as I became aware of other people. But I always assumed that other people were just as different from each other as I was from them; they’re just more skilled at appearing the same 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@norashumaker1439]

For me it was when i realized i was an hsp (highly sensitive person). All my life i was confused why i felt things so strongly. I heards sounds louder, thought about things longer, and felt things deeper. I was always told to stop being like this and "why cant you take a joke whats wrong with you?

[@ravenmoon4819]

That’s a huge piece of the puzzle for HSPs - finally learning that you’re not weird, and you’re not alone. Your sensitivities start to feel more like gifts; at least that’s what it did for me.

[@charlottehanna790]

Aspbergers? Maybe?

[@josephgaudet67]

I realized I wasn't like other people when not many people would be my friend....and the friends I did have always joked about how I didn't make sense...

[@jayden751]

It kinda hurt reading that because I can relate to it so much.. but honestly I really don't make sense

[@josephgaudet67]

Jeason You're making sense to me :)

[@felixsrm3357]

@@josephgaudet67 u both good guys

[@jayden751]

@@josephgaudet67 and you're making a lot of sense to me too :)

[@sunshinexhaz8648]

Jeason; Joseph Gaudet Who's making sense as a human though and who tells us we have to? I think humans are most beautiful as messy, senseless and completed as we are. As weird as that may sound....

[@nanamuller7591]

growing up i always felt like i was not fitting in because i was too shy to express my true feelings. now that i do, i feel like i am like everyone else because sadness, love and empathy are human traits that i have in common with all the rest of the planet.

[@sydm7153]

Nana Müller There are not a lot of people who have empathy. And the other two are emotions. Trust me you’re special in your own way.

[@tinabod8321]

that second guy yesss!!! in highschool I was the same, everyone drinking/ dating/ going clubbing and I wasn'tand still not into that stuff..

[@zoraidacastro5403]

Straight edge, that was after my time....

[@transamslut1985]

Ever since I was old enough to have memories. I've never really felt connected to other people. I have always marched to the beat of my own drum and I spend a lot of time alone, but I'm never lonely.

[@mera4714]

We all have one big thing in common: and that’s that everyone is different and unique. No two people are the absolute same if you think about it

[@stephanieponcelet2702]

I feel different. I am super emotional. Everything happening in the world can make me cry or make me happy. I mean, everything around me can change my mood. I am so sad, deeply sad to see people suffer. I keep thinking about it. Sometimes I can't sleep because of that. Sometimes I think I am too sensitive for this world.

[@HopeUnquenchable]

You might have emotional dysregulation. If kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn2ce4x8q85mj8U resonates with you, it may help you find some answers to why you feel as intensely as you do, and how you can manage the extreme emotions ♥️

[@monilove1702]

Maybe your an empath. I know I am it's hard but as you get older you learn how to block some of the energies so life doesn't seem so sad or draining .

[@brendageegarcia4138]

I can relate. Finally figured out that I'm an empath. As I've gotten older it's gotten easier. Still is hard at times but meditation, self-care and reflection help ALOT!

[@mariyaa111]

Stéphanie Poncelet You sound like an empath. You should definitely research it!! I felt the same way almost all of my life.

[@rebeccastearmer4290]

I felt this comment so hard. This is how I am, to a T. We're special and different and it's okay. ❤

[@Dougllastg]

Hi Thoraya, how are you doing? I just found your channel when I was browsing on KZbin, and I just want to say Thank you so much. Your channel is helping me a lot to see through other's people view what they think about the world and themselves. I've been through depression for a really long time, but now I'm doing very well and the job you're doing is helping me even more. I'm from Brasil, and English is my 3rd language, I'd like to suggest if it's possible; how people feel about their culture and language boundaries/issues in a new culture. Again Thank so much for your work and engagement, and sorry if there are any incorrect words.

[@onkarabilemmoalefi9875]

Ohh wow i would also love to hear people's view on that one .. that's a good one hey👌

[@elizacollins6549]

Hey that's such a great idea! Also, for someone who's english is their third language, your English is just about perfect! I hope thoraya see's your comment ☺️

[@Thorayaa]

If you have a suggestion for a deep/interesting question I should ask strangers please direct message me on Instagram: @thor.aya (more likely to see it there) :]

[@amrarizvic6249]

Have you any regrets ?

[@MyYoyoyoyoyo12345]

I have a suggestion for you, not to ask strangers or anything but the audio balancing in your videos makes it really hard to understand what they are saying. The way I see it you could either add subtitles or just turn the music down by like 15% in editing.

[@jackien404]

What is the name of your background music? It sounds beautiful

[@jackien404]

I am similar to the guy who talked about humor. For example, sometimes I misinterpret a joke or u completely do not understand it, haha. But one thing I am learning to do is not to laugh just because everyone is laughing. If it is indeed funny, though, of course I'll laugh like crazy 😂

[@swastikashrestha9952]

How do you treat people who can do nothing for you?

[@joseduranjr3152]

You interviewed so many beautiful people

[@crowmedicine3890]

I have been binge watching all her videos, and I swear, I haven't seen a person who is not beautiful.

[@ki_solis]

Did i stalk this channel ?yes Do i love this channel?yes Is this channel amazing?yes Hotel?trivago

[@hey_its_abs]

The people who said they realized it in like high school or anytime in later life kind of shocked me. I just feel like I’ve always had a sense that I wasn’t like other people, I can’t remember a time when I didn’t. There was just a time when I first realized not everyone thinks it’s good to be different.

[@sydneysinclair1239]

I realized the moment I started going to school. My bubble became bigger and because I’m on the spectrum, I realized two things. I was never gonna feel that necessity to social. Aaand, I was always going to talk and act a bit obviously different. Neither were my cause of sadness. I can proudly say I’ve always been proud of who I am. I’ve never had to suffer the sadness of loneliness because I have a much higher patience and I’ve never really been bullied because I spent most of my childhood making friends by always being extra kind. Without the fear of rejection as much, you are so open to making someone feel good without the worry of return.

[@gabrielledickenson8726]

I realized I wasn't like everyone else in high school. I grew up in a small town in Ohio and no one really knew how to handle me. I was very out going, kinda hard of hearing, I had blue hair and my sense of humor was different than anyone else's . Like no one wanted to be my friend and I had to eat by the trash every day bc I didn't have anyone to sit with. It was eye opening for sure. I still don't have friends but I know I'll find the people I belong with some day

[@kaizen7.62]

One thing i learned is that there's always someone for everyone

[@xvsj5833]

After I drown at 5years old , I recall the whole experience. As if it occurred yesterday. Peaceful until they revive me, my lung burned as I inhaled my first breath of air. I awoke to a new awareness of life and living. Never take life for granted 🇺🇸

[@ImmaSayKOOHWIP]

The day I realized that most kids could sit still and concentrate, and with adhd I couldn't. The day I realized I don't feel emotion like everyone else, I don't cry at funerals, I don't seem to care as deeply for others as other people do. Or the day I realized I was depersonalizing.

[@ritachege893]

You described me ..i dont have feelings also

[@mehreenhasan7691]

Just want to appreciate your work and idea behind your every video. We are so lost into glamour and materialism but your videos bring us close to our actual lives and its meaning. Keep up the inspirational work!

[@jungoo7635]

3:29 *SHE JUST DESCRIBED MY LIFE STORY IN A FEW MINUTES WOW* but i hope she found great people to be around who will appreciate all her efforts and people who'll be there for her when she needs them 💜 much love sis!

[@chimmyeatingkookies8419]

Same here! but we are here with u 💜💜💜

[@peach5402]

the girl who helps people and doesn't get help I can totally relate to her

[@emilynicole.2267]

When I was school and nobody else wanted to be around old people. I love old people and I just wish everyone found them adorable and cute like I do

[@blingblaowburrr]

this is so wholesome

[@britneybrown1508]

The girl with purple hair looks like Gwen Stephanie

[@karenzamarripa5333]

britney brown i was about to say

[@dapeakat]

im a girl growing up in the outdoors and without a cellphone. when i went to highschool and stepped foot in the female locker room is when i first realized i was much much much different. growing up different has made me so open minded that im able to respect others the way people never respected me. i know the importance of being different and i often reach out to those who are outcasted. those are the non main stream real genuine people. THE WEIRD DIFFERENT ONES 😏

[@mariahgubler7512]

SAME!

[@alwayzem9345]

What is your biggest fear and what caused it?

[@ameydunc]

The guy that paints gets it. Whenever I've had to explain my art to others it has been a massive struggle because how do you put that into words? also if I do try to and have a specific message behind it, it takes a good hour before anyone goes "oh yeah that's cool actually" 😂

[@22OrangeGirl]

everyone is excited every PE class and i'm not

[@grandoldsoul4691]

its cool! it wont last forever

[@lila2375]

Dude literally same I skipped PE class for a week and watched Shane Dawson in the bathroom with my friend bc I hated it so much. And I got caught

[@-seesaw-kpop4370]

Lmao mood

[@jessicamueller5921]

I feel that we are both exactly like everyone else, while also being completely different. We are different because we have all lived around different environments and people. We all also have a certain soul that commands our morals, passions, and actions We are similar because, in many ways, we all live the same life. Our lives begin, we breathe, we experience, and then we die. Life is lonely, but death is lonelier. I think it would be easier to cope with the idea of death if we realized that we are all dying together. We are all dying. We are not alone in that.

[@MistyCunard]

I’m definitely not like everyone else. I’m 50 but I have a very young soul. I’ve learned to love me.

[@WinnieDaou]

When I realized many "adults" continue to behave like high schoolers, but don't see how that's messed up. I thought I was an old soul, but now I think it is society who encourages immature habits and I'm just different than the majority.

[@roosp3685]

I am addicted to your videos!! They are so real and show everyone’s humanity very well. It reminds you that there are so much wonderful people on this earth

[@ivess1649]

Your videos are so captivating. Soooo in Iove with them!!

[@murraynelson696]

I realized I was not like everyone else when I found my happiness, but at the same time it showed me how similar we all are. We are all trying to make the best of this struggle we call life, reacting to the immense stimuli that life throws at us. Just "be excellent to each other"

[@catropractor]

When you realize you are not like everyone else it's also important to realize that that is what makes you like everyone else. Everyone is an individual going through their own life, having their own experiences, and creating their own paths. It's crazy to think that our individuality is also what makes us interconnected with everyone else.

[@mehdi-ibourki1727]

" Trying to be unique makes you like everybody else " 1000000% agree

[@user-qy2lt3st7g]

4:31 MY GOSHHHHH SHE IS SO BEAUTIFUL

[@leafyveins4985]

8 years old. My social skills were not developing along with my peers and I asked "too many" questions and talked back to teachers/other authority figures when I thought they weren't being a "good person." I had no sense of inherent respect for anyone; they had to earn it by showing me they were "nice". Just the way my little walnut worked. I was a handful for my parents, I'm sure. I learned later that a lot of others were struggling with developing their social skills back then, too, and still are. And my lack of social skills back then translated into me fostering a deep love of nature, literature and art. I gained a sense of self and ability for introspection early on. It was a very, very hard time, though. I'm 28 and very happy now. Still don't have any automatic respect for my elders, unless they are truly "elderly." You get props just for making it that far. But you still don't deserve my respect just for existing, nor I yours. I have to show you I'm trustworthy, kind, reliable. Anyways. I like who I am and also recognize in a lot of ways I'm exactly like everyone else, too.

[@cj1352]

(Even though this was last year's vid) my thing has always been never being able to connect with people my age, all the way from kindergarden to now (high-school.) I've always been the quiet person; I never really am interested in the things that are "popular" and "what everyone else likes. Never really had/have more than a few friends, just the quiet boy with a loud mind I suppose.

[@sydm7153]

CJ Me too. I never understood why and I still don’t.

[@-seesaw-kpop4370]

School is a complicated place. Those kids... A lot of them are putting up a act their not showing their true self. It can be hard to make friends when a lot of people aren't showing themselves. But I understand it comes from insecurities. This is my experience tho lol

[@siene4079]

For me it was figuring out that I was acting like anyone else. I have no idea who I am and I envie the people that do

[@ComedyGlor]

That’s exactly how I feel

[@siene4079]

@@ComedyGlor hi! It’s two years later now and i’m not a teen anymore... I have figured it out and I feel really good rn! You will too if you just give it some time ;)

[@ComedyGlor]

@@siene4079 okay i really hope so! 😊

[@cyndih8680]

When I was five...I brought a guy home who was lost at the park and found out he was 35 y/o guy who had Down syndrome and lost his way home but live across the street. I still think you Daniel...thank you!

[@carissalovve]

I would love to a series on this question. I just begun watching your work and it is so beautiful. I am currently going through a rough time after getting laid off, and seeing your short films have made me feel better on those nights. Love this and love you!

[@cd2773]

In a sense, everyone is unique and identical at the same time

[@dannyboy7479]

I think it was Kindergarten, when I was at Sparkies (a christian program for little kids). There was an activity going on. It was supposed to be fun and casual, but I realized that I was surrounded by 30 [little] chaotic people running around, and I broke down crying. I was terrified, both by my surroundings and my reaction to the situation. My mom came and picked me up. I apologized over and over, because I felt guilty about not being normal. I've just always been overwhelmed by people. Heck, I even cried at prom. I'm really glad I got that off my chest :)

[@HopeUnquenchable]

I feel you, Bro: I get overwhelmed by roomfuls of people, too. Gotta get away and decompress.

[@Gigi-fj9jv]

the first couple were so cute, got me teary-eyed

[@kaca2903]

Straight edge, wow. Amazing concept, tnx for this

[@AnnafromHungarylvNW]

I started to realize that a few months ago, when I started to understand that not everyone wants a deeper understanding of themselves or others, like not only do they believe their own lies, they don't even question themselves or others, and that most people, while wanting to feel special, are extremely attached to they idea of their own simplicity.

[@BcOriginal]

This is so interesting to see how each individual takes this question. Not everyone takes it in the same way and i think that shows how different each of us process information i also take this question as not being (oh I'm so different no one else is like me)but more as example of realizing not everyone thinks in the same way as you and has experienced what you have! Its a good reaminder to keep an opened mind 🙂

[@alexas.7634]

The first couple is so cute ! We actually feel how much they consider and love each other ! For me it was when I realised I couldn't get and keep a job...

[@user-ji1qb4vn8n]

Everyone is special by it's own way . You all beautiful by your way

[@yvonnelasten7424]

I actually kinda love that nobody is like everyone else

[@sanderhonig8276]

Great fricking vid!

[@Thorayaa]

Thank you so much!! :]

[@rosalienmander9357]

these films give me so much joy

[@TENZEN._.]

6:17 that is a FANTASTIC & meaningful insight.

[@MystehMonz]

4th or 5th grade when the kids at school started treating me differently, picking on me, calling me names and I found myself being friends with all of the other outcasts because they were the only ones willing to accept me in their circle.

[@Thorayaa]

MystehMonz I’d rather be friends with outcasts that are accepting than “cool” kids who are selective any day ❤️

[@sydm7153]

MystehMonz Yeah I was bullied in elementary and made fun of in middle school. Being friends with the “outcasts” is actually so nice and cool. They were awesome. And still are.

[@elisemo6038]

When I first clicked on this video, you were at 22k subscribers. I finished and now you're at 23k. Getting closer to your goal every minute!

[@ThisIsMissCheeky]

Tayler Mo and now she's at 29k her subscribers are growing super fast. She was literally at 7k just a few days ago.

[@Adrian_Estando]

Never forget. You are unique! Just like everyone else.

[@uchihahikaku1630]

The only time you will ever be different to anyone else is when you become yourself.

[@TracynTaane]

I'm in love with every vid you make,they are Real and raw,I never get tired of watching x

[@antoninaotondo9082]

I love watching your videos...so raw and they always connect with me and move me. Thank you XO

[@schuylerrees7029]

It's so interesting how many of these people seek to differentiates themselves from others - essentially, they recognize themselves as individuals, particular beings. This is a critical stage in human development, and many base this off of traits or interests, yet they can be grouped as part of a subset of others, separate from the whole. Yet we are all so incredibly human, foundationally driven by very similar questions - even the belief that we are different is itself something we have in common with those around us. The details change, but the fundamentals are the same.

[@alissalavelle3460]

Thoraya! Your channel is so inspiring!!! ❤

[@Jan-fn8ly]

I realized that I wasn’t like everyone else when I realized the role that experiences play in the character of a person. I would say that my life and experiences are very different from other people’s.

[@berliyoz]

High school. When I realized I had put so much effort to be normal but failed so many times. Slow I choose the adventurer path - then life got very exciting 😊.

[@perrykim5732]

To Thoraya Maronesy, this morning I found your channel. I really love all your videos I can relate watching it got me emotional. I been through it as a kid and it hurts. My dad hurt me a lot name calling, telling me I’m dumb never math to nothing when I grow up!!! It shut me down a lot.

[@sandraothman4160]

I realised I was different when I realised everyone is unique. When I realised everyone had something different inside of them and I was just another different soul in a huge world. Many people might look the same but they are just trying to fit in a society with a certain basic sense of fashion. But everyone is unique. People just need to find themselves instead of following others and the society

[@readingrainbowbutterfliesi9872]

"Do you ever wish you weren't born?" I was raised knowing I was different.

[@unerklarlichwaffle4869]

I realized that I wasn’t like everyone else when I was first emitted into a psych ward, when I started to feel that society didn’t want me to be around others because I was am still am a danger to myself. I just knew I was different when I began to feel isolated from the rest of the world.

[@wolfmare50]

I clearly remember. I was standing in my bedroom, half facing the desk, half facing my front window alcove, and I got deep in my gut, I wasn’t like everyone else. I was 7. I “knew” things, and had seen my dead uncle Joe when he died. Since then, I have found thousands of people like me.

[@sakhilepadi3501]

We are more alike than we are different. I used to think I was different, an outcast etc. I grew up and realised that we are all the same. We are individuals and unique and at our core, our authentic selves are the same. We are human with human needs.

[@Turnpost2552]

Its more like I realized nobody else thinks like me..... and I see other poeple think differently I find it very very comforting.

[@unplayedpiano7039]

People Really Are Wonderfully & Fearfully Made. How Can You Not Be A Fan Of Humans After Watching This?

[@Sam-zz7gs]

Were all like eachother in reality, we have differences but ultimately were the same, same problems, same interests and we follow the same path

[@eccentriccool7756]

When I turned 18 yrs old I realised I was different and learnt more about myself and wasn't ashamed of being myself. We're all humans and the same(no one is better than the other) but at the same time we're not the same and what I mean is that each one of us is special and unique in a different way ( different opinions, different talents,different tastes....) but remember to always be humble.

[@reallifelove]

It's exactly this kind of insightful project that helps you realize that you are very much like everyone else. People think they've matured when they define their uniqueness, but it seems to me that real maturity comes when we see the bigger picture. We're all human, we're all awkward. We're all unique, and we're all the same.

[@kelvinmacharia2833]

Your videos are just beautiful. I love them. Keep it up 🙌

[@lazy.HITMAN]

Your videos deserve more views.

[@longnganphom3139]

Love every videos of yours. Keep up the good work. May you shine bright 💥 ☺

[@Thorayaa]

Thank you so much!!! :]

[@AndreaGarcia-ss7xq]

“A time you realized you weren’t alone’

[@rosalylegault9507]

6:38 if you're cool, you're actually not that cool. That's the most beautiful part of being different. Nobody can be like you bc they are afraid of being what they love, deep down inside

[@MalaWaldron]

OMgggg that first couple !!! I love them!