You got this bro. Keep going www.skool.com/socializers
@metalspinda9594Ай бұрын
Denmo, YOU got this too! Keep going brother!!
@alexchavez3244Ай бұрын
XRP 🥸
@Filippenzen41322 күн бұрын
We got this.🙏🏼
@Brannon1009Ай бұрын
I’m starting over at 38. Divorced, new career in sales that’s up and down, and socially inept. I refuse to give up.
@FernandoHermosa-i4oАй бұрын
KING
@DenmosocialАй бұрын
keep going brother we are all cheering for you
@leserbeacerbe6910Ай бұрын
I am 35, lonely, socially inept, I have asperger, ugly and I gave up.
@FernandoHermosa-i4oАй бұрын
@@leserbeacerbe6910 i dont know what is going through to you brother but i just wanna say, i hope you find strength to live the best of your life and the beauty in the world we living in. theres more things to discover!. if you dont know whats your purpose in this world, i hope you keep searching for your greatest desire.
@leserbeacerbe6910Ай бұрын
@jeffersonaraujoelcristiano I am agnostic and if god exists, he forsaken me.
@thesleepyjerry2364Ай бұрын
“Most men die at 25, we just bury them at 75,” -Ben Franklin
@JustisBeUАй бұрын
Every man should read that. Back then that was the case. Today we can change it.
@Jadenyoung126 күн бұрын
@@JustisBeU can we though? It seems like all that awaits you is work, work, eat sleep, work and not too much else. Plus some bad dating and crumbling friend circles. Feel trapped with no way out. Ben kinda had a point. You can change some things.. but life still feels like a prison most of the time
@josephsarkes22 күн бұрын
People were living to 75 back then??
@irc141422 күн бұрын
I just turned 25 D:
@caelinart21 күн бұрын
@@irc1414 oh no
@netsherrera7193Ай бұрын
I'm about to turn 50 and I'm just STARTING AGAIN with the most basic things of my life. I will keep fighting till the very end.
@DenmosocialАй бұрын
my man
@draenorhellscreamАй бұрын
Huge respect. You fired me up bro
@netsherrera7193Ай бұрын
@@draenorhellscream I don't have money or love, but still have my discipline and determination. I lost everything that could be taken away from me, but I still have a my body and my mind. I'm not an optimist, but I know hard work. I cried and felt lost for years, but my tears would many times got mixed with the sweat. I lost hope on what's not under my control, but my arms and hands stills move when I force them to. Fighting is desirable when you have a reason, but it's harder when you do it because you don't have an option, and STILL is preferable than giving up. I will eventually be better than I am today, and I will try not to mess things up this time. But if the scores goes to zero again in the future, what else am I going to do? I've learned a lot through my life, and still every once in a while I get to face realities that I never saw before. I don't know if God loves us and he's paying attention, but what if he's busy? All we can do is trust the process and work as hard as we can while we can my friend. Fold your sleeves and go to work.
@donotwatchthisvideo2Ай бұрын
Your strength inspiers me man ,keep it going legend
@muharremacar34Ай бұрын
people like you really inspire me. I'm 34 years old and I'm starting again. Until a year or two ago I thought it was too late, but now I realize that there is no such thing as too late.
@funjunkyyАй бұрын
Bro, my life just started with 31, I already thought my life was over at the age of 23 and I was 100% sure it was with 29. But now look at me. 31 years old, no vices anymore, best shape of my life, best looks, more money, more women options and following my fucking purpose. You can always change.
@johnkyle3128Ай бұрын
how bout me 27 still a virgin never had a girlfriend or even kissed a girl. It's the biggest failure and regret of my life. I'll never know young love. I'm short 5'5 and have a babyface that still makes me look 19/20
@funjunkyyАй бұрын
@@johnkyle3128 I also had zero intimate experience, but I play chatch up now and get more and more experience under my belt. Yes, I know the pain of the shame, trust me, but you need to face that shame, get into dating and try things. You have nothing left to loose, so believe in yourself and make small steps in the right direction until you built momentum. That only works if you are bold enough to face the cringe and aren't picky with the women in the beginning. You are still young, so that would be young love. Why are you comparing yourself to the timeline of others? Everyone's different. Don't get hung up on the looks-thing, improve social skill and status, thats much more important. You need to accept the height thing, it doesn't define you! There are plenty of women out there that are smaller than that, especially asians. For the face: Get your bodyfat under 12% through gym and diet, that will make your jawline pop more and make you look more masculine. If possible grow a beard.
@joegerhard615Ай бұрын
@johnkyle3128 "young love" isn't that much different then being in love when you're young. Trust me if you find love at your age, you wont care about "young love" I'd say anyone under 35 is young. Put in the work, don't beat yourself up, go to the gym, and things will get better if you allow them to
@Slava-xe1gmАй бұрын
@@johnkyle3128that's basically me now. I'm 25 yo virgin who looks 15 and weights 100 pounds. I didn't hit puberty due to a benign tumor in my pituitary gland which has been affecting my hormones ever since i was born.
@wallywild5088Ай бұрын
What’s your purpose?
@uriel7940Ай бұрын
I’m 25 and turning 26 in January. I’m overweight, no career, have no hobbies, a virgin, never been in a relationship, and in debt. I sometimes wanna give up but your videos give me hope. But I gotta take action before it’s too late. Thank you, Denmo. You hit me with the FUCKING truth I need.
@KevinleehiltonjrАй бұрын
walk some each day if you don't walk regularly. Try doing push ups. Your weight comes first because health comes first. Everything else will work out when you start losing weight. Feeling a little better day by day until you don't recognize who you were anymore.
@BrianAristondoАй бұрын
It’s never too late, hit the gym and get hooked on the results you get. Your confidence will grow and everything else will follow 💪
@dr3725Ай бұрын
@@BrianAristondonice body btw bro
@subnormalbark2683Ай бұрын
We’re rooting for you G!
@Cruzer871Ай бұрын
How much debt thoe ? It is CC?
@denisn8336Ай бұрын
Been 25 for 4 months can confidently say that my life is over
@Dolph74Ай бұрын
There is now way you can say that. Prove to me why it’s over. Pick yourself up!!!
@Alex-q3e9qАй бұрын
Pussy
@saleemali594Ай бұрын
Nice
@Badland1.0Ай бұрын
Bro gonna live to 80
@DenmosocialАй бұрын
nah bro you'll be alright
@hpfusion8842Ай бұрын
I needed this video. Turning 27 soon and been single my whole life. Its not that im not trying but its hard to continue on. Thanks for motivating
@gabrielacsinte9849Ай бұрын
You're not missing out much They're fun to be around, but they also drain you. They talk common sense and staff you don't care. And this erases most of your peace. I think that there are gems though out there, but the competition is too strong
@subnormalbark2683Ай бұрын
22 been single still, got a girls number but many woman don’t take u serious till 30s
@vince11harrisАй бұрын
@@gabrielacsinte9849and comments like this is why the male suicide rate will continue to rise in this country
@sccanj13 күн бұрын
Hit the gym, women like a little muscle, doesn’t matter if you are not that pretty/‘hot’
@muharremacar34Ай бұрын
I'm 34 years old and I'm starting my life over from almost ground zero. And you know what, I'm full of hope. I got rid of porn addiction, I started exercising, I stopped watching reels, shorts completely, I started managing my time. And I have no doubt that I'll find a new job soon. Because now I “really” want this change, so no excuses!
@AFORTUNADOREALISTA555-s5iАй бұрын
😆🙄
@gilbertamoguis252615 күн бұрын
Porn, Alcohol, and Drugs are dream killers. If I can go back in time, i should have never started drinking and watching porn because it made me lose focus on my dreams and long term goals in life.
@canto_v1213 күн бұрын
You got this bro!
@kevinsteel7875Күн бұрын
24, porn, alcohol and cigarettes. Never realized i'd be here, yet here I am.
@kevinsteel7875Күн бұрын
Realizing the issue and the severity is the first step, brothers.
@SKEGylk-fr1wcАй бұрын
The real question: why we are deceived by society at a young age to believe this.
@JustisBeUАй бұрын
They need society to keep moving. They don't know a better way of living and they are fighting their own brainwashing.
@Bennyboy198519 сағат бұрын
Boomers generally had a career and a family and owned their own home by 30, and seeing as they controlled the media they perpetuated this narrative that if you haven’t ticked all these boxes by 25 then you’re washed up.
@OGBanditGaming12 күн бұрын
29 going on 30 and I haven’t given up yet. Starting new businesses and trying to pave my own way.
@DenshaOtoko2Ай бұрын
I started over at 27 years in Computer Science and 31 at Pharmacy Technician.
@DenmosocialАй бұрын
proud of you
@Josh-de2tjАй бұрын
Congrats, you drug dealer, you!
@VietnameseeeАй бұрын
wtf ? why ?
@elfelon946519 күн бұрын
@@Vietnameseeesaturated market
@CdaG2219 күн бұрын
@@Vietnameseeebro watched this whole video and missed the entire point 😂 wtf do you mean “wtf why?”
@woozy96Ай бұрын
I'm a fan of your eye opening videos in the past. I'm 25, currently waiting for my OJT next week. It feels like a miracle for over 3 years of failure and disappointment. I refuse to give up because my mother didn't gave up on me. She is my only strength to keep fighting in life. And I will surely pay her kindness. To fellow youngsters out there, today is not the day. Tomorrow is not either, but you have to be physically and mentally prepared at any day for best and worst to come.
@TheAfghanKaiserАй бұрын
I’m 22 and always struggled with confidence, self esteem and self worth so I’m just tryna push myself physically as that’s where I find myself as I feel lost and directionless always. I workout more consistently and just ran my first marathon, and aiming to get in the ring to fight Muay Thai in a few months. I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t for female attention that’s definitely huge for me and something I lack. But man it gets lonely when you’re deep in dark thoughts and self doubt. I hope to make the biggest change within myself in 2025 with mindset, body, and women. Here I am rambling alone on a Saturday night and no one will probably read this but I wanna get my thoughts out. Find comfort in knowing you’re not alone in feeling this way. Good luck my brothas
@Stress_._FreeАй бұрын
I know you’ll achieve it brother.
@oranges55723 күн бұрын
Get your experience with women, but youll probably realize one day how draining they can be.
@slime817514 күн бұрын
Same brother
@canto_v1213 күн бұрын
Even if you originally started some activities for the sake of gaining female attention, the invaluable experiences you encounter along the way will be priceless to you. Your wealth of experiences will make you confident in telling your stories and your ability to relate to other people's stories and struggles. THAT confidence, is what will get and keep female attention. You can do it!
@YellowPlagueProductionsАй бұрын
You're right about most men dying around 27 and not being buried until 75. I gave up on my dreams at 28 and started living a "normal" life. The routine and normalcy makes life easier but my life is boring and feels meaningless.
@Schrear29 күн бұрын
How old are you now?
@YellowPlagueProductions29 күн бұрын
@@Schrear 35. Too old to do what I wanted to do.
@Schrear29 күн бұрын
@ what did you wanted to do?
@YellowPlagueProductions29 күн бұрын
@@Schrear I competed in Kickboxing and BJJ matches. Wanted to be an MMA fighter, but gave up on that dream at 28 cus I didn't want to get brain damage. I work a regular job now and make pretty good money, but not a day goes by where I don't think about competing. It's too late for me; fighting is a young man's game.
@oranges55723 күн бұрын
@@YellowPlagueProductionsman, life is just a big dissappointment, most of the time. I dont want to get stuck in this 9-5 hell.
@bigchief2331Ай бұрын
I turn 32 tomorrow and bored of life beyond belief. This world has gone mad and people these days are weird. So done with it all.
@AFORTUNADOREALISTA555-s5iАй бұрын
🔥
@roxas957129 күн бұрын
you put animals and call it 'society' and then.....well you know the rest , ofc everyone weird
@xxx954318 күн бұрын
I turned 29, and I fell the same way. I see no point in life anymore. The more I get older, the more problems surround me. Besides, society is fu.. up beyond belief today. I am not made for this world
@canto_v1213 күн бұрын
Sometimes we gotta simplify our lives. It's easy to be distracted with all the terrible things shown online. But we can't let those things own us. Maybe spend some time offline, go out and join a local hiking club. Or a volunteer/community service org outside of work or school. A gym works too. Chat with the workers, owners, even other people at local coffee shops and bakeries. You'll meet new friends and gain new perspectives. Online world is whack. We keep getting fed our worst fears because that's how the algorithms maximise view count. The real world is much more interesting, and its relationships much more precious.
@humanoid978713 күн бұрын
^this The human brain was never meant to know so much Disconnect and focus on your purpose
@Hannahjay.mp4Ай бұрын
I’m 28 just starting to get your life together, it sucks to hear, but complaints don’t improve your life, work your ass off and fill your life with what makes you happy A big hiccup for me was trauma, take care of it because it will never go away, no matter how long you ignore it for
@xRetroLadnx12Ай бұрын
I’m 25 now, I feel like I’m hitting rock bottom, and I’ll be honest I’d be surprised if I’m still alive in 12 months. Struggling with addiction, a messy breakup in which I’ve lost most of my friends, and the declining health of my father. I don’t see the point anymore. ❤
@robertziegler9845Ай бұрын
Keep fucking pushing. You can't change your past but you can learn to live in the present. Find your reasons to live and learn to live through all the bad shit that happens in your life. May you find peace my brother.
@Samuel-vw2wyАй бұрын
try ifs therapy and unified mindfulness
@kantamana1Ай бұрын
There is always something new comming to you, think about how amazingly diverse the world is, I bet you haven't seen all the landscapes, you haven't met them all yet. Keep it a motivator and take it easy, you still have your own health working for you if you let it, just get the addictive stuff out of your sight.
@smoc2Ай бұрын
You want something to live for? Get rid of your addiction. That some meaning right there and a reason to live.
@jessnoby957914 күн бұрын
bro 25 is not even halfway thru your lifespan. There is so much more. Dont let social media tell you it is too late. It might be hard, but as long as you are healthy, there is hope for you and can push yourself. Everyday is a blessing.
@jasperlachance6211Ай бұрын
starting all over at 34, currently about to finish my first semester in the nursing program... and i already met amazing amount of people and im so greatful
@DenmosocialАй бұрын
my man
@MrRobotBr83412 күн бұрын
This is true, my ex-wife ended our marriage when I was 40, but I moved on and found a much better relationship. At 35, I also changed careers, and now I’m so much happier in both my personal and professional life. If you’re in your 20s, don’t give up. Things will get better if you keep pushing forward. As we say in Brazil: “If it’s not a happy ending, it’s because it’s not the end yet.” 😉
@Madchris8828Ай бұрын
I was skinny fat in my mid 20s had no job for a little while, no social skills at all and yet craved attention. Also basically no money either. Now years later I am pretty jacked (could do better), have a reasonable amount of money, and am fairly succeful talking with people and making friends when I want to. Difference is now I am content with myself and don't need a large social circle to fulfill my needs. Just a couple of good buddies snd time for my hobbies (singing and guitar predominantly) Point is if my hopeless @ss 20 something loser self (at that point) can get as far as I've come, I think 99 percent of guys can too.
@heartpaid676717 күн бұрын
This is pretty inspiring. Thank you.
@canto_v1213 күн бұрын
Awesome! I'm not jacked but I applied the same philosophy when I was in my 20s. I was mostly a geeky type in school, neither a "loser" nor wildly popular, and it took some courage to try new things and meet new people. I'm not jacked but stay in shape, have a few friends and one or two hobbies. Keeping life simple, not trying to one-up all the other people on social media, not spending on things that don't please me and saving for the things that do. Being content makes you humble and confident. Having experiences makes you humble and confident, and most importantly interesting to talk to. That's what women look for in a conversation with a potential partner.
@DK5TY17 күн бұрын
I'm 38 just lost everything and thinking the worst at moment. I'm so tired I help everyone from family to a stranger on the street. I'm so down and out I don't want to wake up anymore. My German Shepard is the reason I'm still here. I don't know how much longer I can hold out but this video helped a bit. Thanks may your message touch people hearts even if it doesn't pierce mine enough.
@Pilkiesmaknmusic12 күн бұрын
I can relate bro. I'm a similar age and I feel like this video is more for younger guys. It's fuckin hard because objectively 50% of the way through life and I don't see any way it's going to be much different from the previous 10-20 years.. if anything it feels like things are getting worse economically and socially, let alone physically you don't understand this in your 20s but at 40 things just start to break down and no matter how many videos you watch of guys trying to inspire and hype yourself up you just don't have the motivation or drive anymore
@56gvercetАй бұрын
Seeing the comments in this video , is definitely uplifiting, im 17 and feel under no pressure of giving up at least yet, i want peace and to strengthen myself as much as i can, thats it
@tycobeyurness7823Күн бұрын
I don’t know what to do with my life. I have no skills that pay and I have no interests in a career to spend my whole life working for. I also get mentally burnt out so easily that I lock myself up and pretend I don’t exist
@Alex-uo6khАй бұрын
I’m a month and a week into age 25 and thanks to God, the gospel and before that 2 years of slowing trying to mentally and physically recover ( and almost a year, this one- since) from 22 years of pessimism, hyper stress, miseducation and manipulation: I am FINALLY starting to see that light end of the tunnel that was the “ It’s All over” mindset! Comparison is destructive, as are; Over abundant fear,guilt,shame... God is good! All the time!!! I don’t care how old you are or how washed up…. STAY INSPIRED + have faith & ANYTHING will be possible.
@Peter-vn5jqАй бұрын
I'm 37, life is far from over at that age. But you have to reevaluate your priorities. There are certain things that simply aren't worth the hassle as you enter middle age. Notice that I didn't say they were impossible- very few things are impossible if you put in enough effort and thinking into them. But you hit diminishing returns at some point. And with age you figure out what you're willing to sacrifice for particular goals.
@jacobshisler3925Ай бұрын
I'm 25, and my fitness has lately suffered a little bit being a mostly long haul truck driver. But now I've got other things going for me. I'm starting a better paying job next week, I'm getting a nice spot with a buddy from high school, and I've got a chick I'm talking with. It's crazy how much work I've had to put in to get those three things, but man is it worth it. I will never give up on my life, my career, my music, anything.
@mattyb1624Ай бұрын
NO MATTER what you spend your time doing, TIME WILL ALWAYS PASS AT EXACTLY THE SAME SPEED.... so, don't watch a movie for 2 hours, study something for 2 hours. Same time, different outcome. I left a high paying trade job to pursue architecture at 34 years old, the best thing I've dome. Chase your dreams, don't be complacent with stagnation.
@holasoyalejandro9822Ай бұрын
i’m 23 and i still feel like life is over sometimes. i work at a dead end job which i’m still working on leaving, i have no real friends, can barely approach women. it’s tough. i am overweight but i am hitting the gym.
@6times969Ай бұрын
At least you have a job
@holasoyalejandro9822Ай бұрын
@ having a job is bare minimum in most cases
@malakies5Ай бұрын
@@holasoyalejandro9822 at least you go to gym
@arczi9233Ай бұрын
@@holasoyalejandro9822why?
@TheTiredhermitАй бұрын
Same here I have some friends but my lack of dating experience makes me not even wanna talk to them cause I can’t relate.
@GameMaxxin2080Ай бұрын
At 30 it really feels like that no life at all
@DenmosocialАй бұрын
nah man you have so much time and you will be okay
@GameMaxxin2080Ай бұрын
@@Denmosocial OK I joined a gym now what's next cheif?
@GameMaxxin2080Ай бұрын
@@DenmosocialYears going by no real friends ppl come go beacuse everyone is so narcissistic. Still never had a girlfriend it's over bro
@GameMaxxin2080Ай бұрын
Too much negative reinforcement for years is not good for self esteem
@VirginMostPowerfullАй бұрын
@@GameMaxxin2080I'm 26 and have never had a girlfriend. But men peak differently than women, just work on yourself physically, financially and spiritually. I've seen girls that have had many bfs and are still a mess, they need quality men. It's about being the best version of yourself and humbly share the blessing.
@ceooflonelinessinc.26721 күн бұрын
I'm 35 and my life hasn't already started. I still live at home, never had friend or a girlfriend, never had a job or an education beyong High school.
@34seconds2 күн бұрын
Why.?
@TyBrimmBАй бұрын
Just turned 25 last month. Not once did I think life was moving to fast, or life is sliding down. Life is just starting for me, and cannot be more excited
@AFORTUNADOREALISTA555-s5iАй бұрын
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💸
@HughJStamboulidis-q4lАй бұрын
25, virgin, boring job, no friends, not sure what to do
@geralkay3012Ай бұрын
Who cares, Jesus start 30-33.
@CleverCheetahАй бұрын
save up money and travel.
@ModelJames13Ай бұрын
Find a good wife. 😎
@e-fn2xdАй бұрын
Change yr life take small steps at first Or yk how miserable yr goin to be
@alexchavez3244Ай бұрын
Build credit and invest
@anthonysakakini12 сағат бұрын
Thank you for this Denmo. Mental rehearsal is critical.
@Denmosocial12 сағат бұрын
gotchu brother
@J3ndiКүн бұрын
Amazing energy, amazing surroundings... Thank you for this video.
@newhuskАй бұрын
29yo, life is over for me, i'm doing every day things and just waiting for last day.
@Stress_._FreeАй бұрын
@@Alex_G075hella young, don’t be so hard on yourself. This is your first time living too bro.
@TheTiredhermitАй бұрын
Same here at 23 LOL I can’t socialize too well.
@RexGamingDE22 күн бұрын
i feel you brother, but all i can say is to not give up HOPE !
@goldendarkness3702Ай бұрын
For me, I don't see it as my life being over, I just have a strong feeling im not gonna live past my twenties. Much love Denmo always solid advice brother.💪❤
@fragrantbloom14 күн бұрын
I'm a woman and this gave me a lot of perspective on men. Thank you.
@AD-wb5eg22 күн бұрын
I'm 44 and I will never give up!!!!!
@koukimonster6957Ай бұрын
I just turned 40 and I’m about to be in the best shape of my life. Gonna grow and evolve till they’re throwing dirt on me..or creamated. At 60 you can still help change the world. Think outside of your youth,think in generations and how you can change the world
@simonpage14725 күн бұрын
Thought my path was set at 21. Was in a really bad place mentally when I found your videos. Now 24 and out of college. So many good things are happening that I never predicted. I'm not a strong leader and can be lazy some days but I grab onto an opportunity when it comes by. No use fixating on the times you missed the gym. Focus on your accomplishments and do more of what works. Never stop making changes.
@stanrix28 күн бұрын
Man I will be 40 in a few months. My life changes and improves regularly. I spent all of yesterday learning to weld. I spent today learning how to remove car windscreens. I’ve had high pay jobs. I’ve had low pay. I’ve been an alcoholic. I’ve been fat. I just feel like I can do anything I want whenever I decide to. Life is amazing when you can be bothered.
@vpnconsult18 күн бұрын
Started a family at 23, changed work at 25 became fire at 34. Between 25 to 40 there is so much life asks from you, but also so much life can give you. All my peers thought i was behind, it was a rough ride, on multiple levels. I was frugal, dedicated & creative in investing and now anything is possible.
@reformedstoic158126 күн бұрын
Average men today have faced a lot of rejection, bullying, and betrayal by that time. Doesn't mean they should give up, but the modern west seems unusually hyper competitive and as a result unusually cold and cruel.
@tanveerkhan8047 күн бұрын
If they are unable to grasp money ball, then surely give up
@dienand_gamingАй бұрын
Can definitely attest to the fact that things rarely work out the way you want them to, but hey I’m still here and still trying my best. That’s all that matters.
@allencorbalan58794 күн бұрын
thanks for the reality check and the dose of love man
@Denmosocial3 күн бұрын
gotchu brother
@grayfox00700Ай бұрын
43 here. I have a good job and some family, but when it comes to anything social or dating, it's as if I was an alien who landed on Earth yesterday. I'm having a tough time. And hearing "Give up in your 40s and 50s" in this video hit harder than I'd like to admit.
@Reservist1695Ай бұрын
dude it's just a random guy's opinion on youtube, don't take it to heart, just try whenever you can and take it one day at a time.
@WHOTHAFUCKАй бұрын
at that age you should already know by heart that many life trajectories do not play by any rules. unless you really never actually look around and get to know other people and their stories. my dad started a whole new life in his late 40's (had me when he was 50) and was a great guy, dad and even started earning a lot due to all his life changes at that age. He worked until 75, refused to be put into pension-mode:) But if you just sit around, do nothing, change nothing and dont want to get out of comfort zones, learn new things, then nobody can help you.
@muharremacar34Ай бұрын
Remember that this video was recorded to motivate young people in their 20s. they are the addressees of this video. So that's the purpose of that sentence. I am 34 years old and close to the zero point, but I have the motivation to start again because if I don't start this year, next year I will be 1 year late. So there is no such thing as “too late”. It is “early” now compared to 1 year from now. No matter how old we are, we have a life ahead of us and are we going to let factors outside of ourselves shape that life? No, we don't. Even if we are 60 years old, it is us, ourselves, who should be at the wheel of how the rest of our lives will go.
@grayfox00700Ай бұрын
@@muharremacar34 Thank you for the positive message and good luck!
@ElMarcohАй бұрын
40 here, he's just illustrating a point, in reality you should never give up, this guy even says it himself "fuck everyone else's expectations", I'm also not very social, but I used to make the effort with some degree of success, right now I simply don't care about it anymore
@eamy99602 күн бұрын
I'm going play this as often as i can as a smack of a reminder to myself for my self esteem
@NatsFan18Ай бұрын
I am 32 and I feel the opposite. When I turned 30, I was in the best shape of my life and everything was going great. Then a few months later I suffered a grade 3 torn adductor that now over two years later I still feel effects from. And I ended up getting inflammation in my knees. And last December, I lost my mom. Since then, now I am out of shape from what I used to be, and don’t play in my soccer or tennis leagues anymore because of how down I am about my fitness. I feel completely lost and like I have no direction in my life anymore.
@WididoR24 күн бұрын
Something like this happened to me when i have 25, i have a girlfriend, a job and studying enginering. I have an accident, i injured my left knee, lost my job, my girlfriend and when i started to do kinesiology to regain my leg mobility, pandemic started xd. I comeback since then and i am more optimistic than ever, not only you can do it my friend, also, you are gonna learn a valuable lesson and a lot about yourself beacuse of your setback. Fight for it, nothing will make you feel better than fighting.
@PetarLozancic9923 күн бұрын
Single best video on this topic hands down mate.
@Denmosocial23 күн бұрын
Cheers for the support, keep pushing.
@jonathansurrey823017 күн бұрын
Giving up at 25? Brother I'm 24, I'm just getting started. I don't intend to give up anytime soon
@arnold9098Ай бұрын
It's my 25th birthday day tomorrow, im here so grateful tbh regardless of all the ups and down( mostly downs ) in life.. change is inevitably and we are all gone make it to the "being" state... Good things are coming, im keeping faith and taking one day at a time, not fixation on others their thoughts etc just being and seeking...
@kubasniakАй бұрын
30+ time starts to tick. Unless you're pushed to, you most likely won't change. With age, we become risk averse and set in our ways.
@sunsethollow207210 күн бұрын
I agree with u man I spent my whole adult like fucking around I’m 25 and I’m working really hard to be a better man. I picked up skateboarding when I was 24. Been getting into video making. I’m sober now. It took me fucking up a ton to learn I needed to change.
@therealmattchongАй бұрын
Mine is just starting. Not been an easy ride but so excited for the new year x
@Yorelz14 күн бұрын
23 and somehow needed this video. Thank you
@ICIshanАй бұрын
I think ppl are so self conscious about age because people on social media will call you UNC at 30 and literally tell you your life is over. I turn 19 tomorrow, i know its stupid but I think as soon as I'm 20 I'll be old and time will fly by. But thats not the way to look at life, my dad is almost 50 and he still feels young to me. Just a more mature, wise with a bit less energetic version of me.
@fantasycraft-forge19 күн бұрын
For me, life was amazing until around 12, then turned into a nightmare until 16. After that, things got fun again, but I spent three years in three different jobs that felt like absolute hell before finally starting to work for myself. Even then, it was a better kind of "hell," but still tough. Now, at 30 (31 soon), I’m genuinely happy - working on many projects, with plenty of friends (on and off), and, for the first time in my life, I finally have money (I was always poor AF). It’s taken a lot of hard work and still does, but if you’re reading this and struggling, I totally understand. Life can be unfair and often sucks, but you can make it better. It just takes a lot of hard work. If you’re 25 and going through tough times, it’s part of the process. Struggling is how you grow, and in time, you’ll find your way.
@mangomight7938Ай бұрын
A general but solid piece of advice I’d give to any guy is to consider taking up martial arts, regardless of whether you're over 25 or not. I am 28 and started training MMA at 26. You'll often find it easier to connect with other guys who have developed resilience and discipline through the practice and challenges of martial arts. These connections can have a positive impact on various aspects of your life as a man imo.
@kyle.s1592Күн бұрын
Just turned 25 and honestly not sure with life had someone then miscarriage and grandad passed who was more of a dad then car crash on 2022 and diagnosed with Melas syndrome Medical condition my license was suspended but now I’m actually doing driving lessons again then an assessment to get my license back and reason for suspension was medical problem but someone crashed into me so the reason why I am getting license back is because of better health plus with my KZbin channel I’m slowly growing wich is good and I’m doing what I like creative wise and family still sticks even if losing them always can remember and growth takes time 🙏
@marhensaАй бұрын
thank you. seeing this and reading all these comments makes me feel not alone struggling with this. man up!
@zepa0840Ай бұрын
I only had one short experience with a girl when I was 18. We hung out for about 4 months and we were really into each other, it felt like we were soul mates. But one day while hanging out she told me she had a boyfriend. That shocked me and I've never been the same since. She ditched me. Never even got to kiss her. I haven't had friends since then and I've been through tramatic events and dealt with them mostly alone, no parents anymore, what little family is left is broken and doesn't associate. Hard to believe I'm 31 now and still never had a girlfriend. I have nothing. Makes me sick to think about how pathetic and worthless my life has been. Life has past me by and I don't see the point of living anymore.
@abdallahawwad39321 күн бұрын
I'm going through the same sh*t thank god this video popped up!
@RexGamingDE22 күн бұрын
im crying cs i cant anymore man, i cant i have changed soo much but even then , nothing changes Really for the better its only for a period of time
@Dimitri13-c5q13 күн бұрын
My brother. Please just don't give up. Take Time to cry but after stand up, and continue pushing.
@devschucks568311 күн бұрын
hey feel free to talk with us dont be harsh on yourself
@mitchyboy123Ай бұрын
It is crazy how we think that life’s over that young
@colinclarke9379Ай бұрын
Personally i feel like i “gave up” much earlier like right after high school and only recently at 28 started finally embracing my strengths, chasing my dreams, and putting myself out there again. Still not where i want to be socially it seems very hard to make friends these days.
@Trump82310 күн бұрын
Women’s prime: 18-30 Men’s prime: 30+
@Catholictomherbert6 күн бұрын
No your prime is when you reach at least your teenage and young adult years after 30 your try to reform or renovate your sacrifices and city as we see in the Bible
@juanme5553 күн бұрын
@@Catholictomherbert Male prime is biologically way past teenage years, strenght, testosterone and bone density all align near their peak between 28 and 30 , testosterone alone peaks at 19 but will only decay at 31 onwards , all best male athletes specially in combat sports are always between 28-33 too.
@s4nder862 күн бұрын
Women's prime ends at 25.
@stizan91852 күн бұрын
What, there are lots of women who are more fullfiled after 30, they are married, good economic situation, kids, what does prime even mean
@stizan91852 күн бұрын
@@juanme555so? That dosen t mean that s when you will have the best times of your life, and there are plenty of women who re more fullfiled after 30s, they re in a good economic situation, married, kids etc..
@mihawkins20 күн бұрын
Regardless of I'm a miserable 27 year old but .. man !! Seeing someone in the comments saying that he has reached 50 and will start trying to change.. A voice inside me overflows : Bro .. These are REAL Super Humans ❤ شكرا جزيلا لك Denmo .. رغم كوني ضائع جدا ومتأخر جدا جدا جدا جدا جدا إلا ان كلامك حقيقي وكنت بحاجة لسماعه .. وانا اسف للغتي الانجليزية الضعيفة 🙂💔
@Peter-sl6znАй бұрын
The Problem with looksmaxxing is that it takes time and money to find and fully invest it in even the soft version and, most importantly, the type of food that you need to eat to nourish your body. 1- the process of obtaining money would be nothing short of stressful, and that negatively impacts your looks, especially when you notice you're deteriorating in real time "balding", for example. 2- Even if you finally do, it would be too late. Either you have it at your youth and have experiences that will shape you for the better or you'll play catch up forever while everyone else already moved on to different things in life.
@A.I.N.A.C..Ай бұрын
Changing our behaviour cost nothing
@usmaanamin7880Ай бұрын
bros coping hard
@nekopitou16 күн бұрын
All of this talks is easier said than done, but I'm glad i hear it even by coincidence
@achraft82265 күн бұрын
Just turned 25 three days ago, feel like i missed out on life, old soul, lethargic, lost years battling my brain/mind. I'm GRATEFUL i was provided with a fourth chance to continue my studies, and pursue a great profession. I've been here. I refuse to give up.
@alexchavez3244Ай бұрын
Men gotta start getting together and put money together and buy houses and build businesses
@thinkingcitizenАй бұрын
my Great Grandpa was in the Indian regiments of World War 2. He survived and got out at at age 27. Age 19-27 was all army life for him. When he got out, his new life began. India was recently independent from the British. He saw a lot of tragedy but was optimistic with the opportunities of adult life !
@BaldWinston9521 күн бұрын
I'm 29 alone No brother nor sister No parents No friends Feels like almost give up But I knew I still breating Now start to make connections focus to put input on myself Forced myself to go outside more exercise And always feels better after
@frankjoba34813 күн бұрын
What' s wrong with giving up ? giving up is better than getting in that shit. The idea that succes depend on the individual is delusional, the biggest part of success depend on external factors. and this era isnt for men anyway. it is what it is.
@secedenc148323 күн бұрын
I’m 24 with a wife and kid, we both work full time and I make $22 an hour with a free company car I can drive anywhere and paid health and dental insurance for me and my kid. If it wasn’t for my father in law allowing us to live rent free in one of their old family homes, we wouldn’t be able to make it. I’m not the type of guy that has a lot of empathy but I feel bad for the folks with good hearts and work ethics who are struggling right now, I’m sick of politicians selling our fellow countrymen out to foreign countries.. Young men give up because the flame that burns inside each and every one of us keeps getting rained on by the government, they want us to be demoralized.
@GeminiBitesАй бұрын
Just turned 28 this year. I started to really do what I like at the age of 24. It was tough starting over again at the age of "you're supposed to have it figured out" Started this KZbin channel of mine and I'm slowly reaping the rewards. They said I was stupid to do this lol and should've chosen the easy path lol. I'm really happy on where I am right now.
@agatastaniak7459Ай бұрын
Anything about "at the age of X you're supposed to have it figured out" it's probably the most common lie that each previous generation tries to sell to another generation that follows it. Fact of life is that you will ave to always improvise and in the end you will never get to feel like you have already figured it out. And the game is rigged against young people, so one more reason why younger generations are going to feel it more intensly than their parents.
@Stress_._FreeАй бұрын
Subbed :)! You do you king! We see you!
@GeminiBitesАй бұрын
@@Stress_._Free thankssss
@Purev-Ochir18 күн бұрын
This KZbin algorithm works so well it found exactly what I needed to listen to, even though I didn't know it myself!
@gabrielgabriel5177Ай бұрын
I am 40. Have been depressed for 5 years. Thanks for telling me to give up in 40s. At first your video gave me lot of hope but at the end you tried to destroy all that hope.
@hansymillery8309Ай бұрын
You got this bro. Age doesn't matter
@gabrielgabriel5177Ай бұрын
@hansymillery8309 i wish
@shanecorr1694Ай бұрын
I think he means if your in your 20s give up at 40
@gabrielgabriel5177Ай бұрын
@shanecorr1694 what does that mean?
@BennyDeeDevАй бұрын
You let a random 20-year old something KZbinr destroy your hope? Read "Can't hurt me" from David Goggins, I wish you all the best.
@pauljoseph308119 күн бұрын
If life is over at 25, then I'm a corpse.
@rottershier677514 күн бұрын
This is actually such a perfect advice for me. Im starting over by switching careers from design to engineer. You have no idea how embarrassed i feel everytime someone ask me why i left design, especially at 24 im expected to already have a steady career. Thanks for the video, i really needed it ❤
@pedrocavalcante58223 күн бұрын
I just turned 26 and I feel broke. No job, no money, no love.
@hyberkonawa272Ай бұрын
I'm 28 and im not rush for a relationship, not even getting a car license. What matters to me is making money and avoid liabilities such as car insurance, college debt (currently finishing paying) and avoiding crazy women which is the biggest liability of all. Being single guy with no responsibility (basically not marry & children), is the biggest asset im currently having and im proud for. Once I become very resourceful, THEN ill think about relationships and other stuff.
@ShoaibKhan-bz5qmАй бұрын
I’m 25 and every bone of my body wants to give up but then I remember how close to breaking through I am - can barely leave the house sometimes but I’m sure this is the worst of it
@360Layups7 күн бұрын
This finna make me cry bro. I’m locked it’s just one step at a day
@TheCoz274 күн бұрын
men, if you feel stuck volunteer or join the coast guard on the weekends, or something like that. i had court order community service and it helped me learn how good volunteering makes us feel. we need something else outside of work and family that socializes us and is rewarding
@rebelcy294014 күн бұрын
Exactly 25 here. Ive had many struggles in the past. This video at some points practically made me cry. But man you are so right..
@Matthewmest11 күн бұрын
I just turned 25. God, I feel like my life is just starting.
@dullknifefactoryАй бұрын
I'm 29 and i can't forgive myself for the foolishness of youth man. Future looks bleak and i can't get those years back. Time lost to despair.
@Alex_G075Ай бұрын
I'm 29 as well. You didn't know any better, don't beat yourself up. You were young, naive and immature. Don't take it personal. I was the same way. Now that you're eyes are open and you're aware, you now move forward to the next season of your life, your 30's, with a clear head and direction. Figure out your mission or your purpose if you haven't already. Continue to evolve. Eventually life becomes easy and everything that you desire gradually falls into place my man. Everything is okay, just continue the journey.
@dullknifefactoryАй бұрын
@Alex_G075 thanks man
@Alex_G075Ай бұрын
@@dullknifefactory Anytime brother. Godspeed.
@paulvincent357621 күн бұрын
Pretty much the same for me man. Turning 30 in January. Virgin, broke and i recently broke my skull and knocked 3 teeths out while drunk (not even joking)
@YouDontKnow_AntАй бұрын
I needed to see this. I am creeping up to 25 soon and I have feel like I have been making no progress with my life. I have lived in the same town in Texas my entire life and every time I fly out of state, I see the world I believe i am meant to live. I have been trying to move to LA, but feel like I have failed so much that I don’t feel confident I will survive on my own. I have been learning to invest and still fail once In a while but slowly getting better. Although it’s not the end, I try to find a way to keep hustling every day I wake up. I try to find some motivation to leave my town and everything and force myself to start a clean slate in a new environment. I will never give up my dreams, but I will acknowledge I have wasted my time in the past and not being the man I know I should be, that I will be.
@erolc82Күн бұрын
I'm 29 years, and there is some truths to what you say. I feel like I've rejected myself into so many things I wanted. I've let myself be absorbed on the regular by all bad habits I tolerate. It's disgusting. I've gotta do something about it!
@chiclids17 күн бұрын
The trouble is social media and society is so darn stupid that we all hurt ourselves and compare ourselves to others which is not healthy as for me I’m 42 years old and I still live with my mother because everything is expensive but I work I do my own hobbies. I do my own thing. I actually am enjoying my life. I’m single and I’m not complainingwhen things are stable. Then I can do things myself.
@ATRTAPАй бұрын
Western consumer society is the most likely place young people will end up, and many won’t escape. As young adults leave a home with rules and love, respect,hopefully, and go travel to a different city, do powerful drugs, heavy smartphone usage, spend years working minimum wage jobs, getting paid to go nowhere. Finding a plan for your life while you’re trapped in a maze designed to keep you intoxicated, continuously entertained or distracted and in service to the system is a terrible environment for finding yourself and others.
@bigchief2331Ай бұрын
100% facts
@gustavocvieira8584Ай бұрын
Yes, it's a collective problem. I'm tired of reducing everything to the individual
@AwaisAli-v8h9r29 күн бұрын
yeap
@lifevlog621617 күн бұрын
Most people act like any age after 20s is too old to do anything anymore. I got out of the military at age 26 and started college. Most of my friends viewed me as getting old and would often make jokes (friendly of course). But now I’ve graduated college with zero debt, I have a six figure salary, and I live comfortably with financial freedom. All this is to say 20s should be used to set yourself up for the rest of your life. Don’t waist it partying and getting into debt. Trust me when I say having not to worry about when your next paycheck is coming makes a huge difference.
@JasonTrypАй бұрын
48 and molding myself into a physically stronger, mentally, spiritually stronger man. Seeking the best female counterpart out there but in no rush after a couple of marriages went south.
@mohamedeid118113 күн бұрын
I spent my early twenties lost, struggling to find my footing. No job, no money, just constant pressure to succeed in a path others had mapped out for me. The fear of disappointing them held me back from exploring my true passions. But at 25, something shifted. I took a deep breath, broke free from expectations, and pursued my dreams. It was scary, but oh-so-liberating. Fast-forward to today: my new venture's thriving, I'm earning more than I ever thought possible, and I get to support the people I love. My family's proud, and I finally feel alive! If you're feeling stuck, know this: it's never too late to turn your life around. Don't give up! Take that leap, chase your passions, and watch your world transform.
@BrentWigginsWords28 күн бұрын
Align what success looks like for you with what you're good at and enjoy doing. The right people and opportunities will present themselves in your life. Even if it's for a season, you still have your competence and abilities to set and reach new goals.
@IilîliîliîlliIАй бұрын
At 30 years old my life was in the gutter and I didn't think I would live to see 33. I honest to god literally thought my life was over. not like "woe is me my angst is so bad that my life is over" but like actually over, like I was going to end it or act so recklessly that I died. I have multiple people in my immediate and close-extended family that have comitted suicide, which I have heard increases my personal risk for it. Eventually though, I could not take the pain that I was causing those around me. I have felt how much it hurt to lose someone that way, and so I made a promise to myself that I would never do that. No matter how bad things got, and believe me it got bad. I decided to make a commitment to change my life, it hasn't been easy and progress can feel slow at times. plus, I still make mistakes and "fuck-ups" that aren't always easy to navigate. but, now at the age of 33 I honestly feel like life has just begun. I don't want to hurt myself anymore, I want to be there for the world, be present so that my actions don't cause harm to myself or others. because the truth is, despite all the chaos and pain in the world at large, and the pain and trauma that still scars my internal experience, life is a beautiful gift that should be cherished every single day. (over time a scar actually becomes a part of your being, almost like an existential tattoo, it transmutes from an event to a fact about your body and life.)
@Samuel-vw2wyАй бұрын
get ifs therapy and try unified mindfulness
@muharremacar34Ай бұрын
you're a fu*king warrior man. I am also 34 years old and until a few years ago I thought it was too late. Now I am starting all over again and I am full of hope.
@Stress_._FreeАй бұрын
Thanks for that brotha 🤝
@theshinyglassesguy62314 күн бұрын
thank you for the words. Thank you so much!
@billmacia-080816 күн бұрын
At 25, I got back to school to change my carrer path, from game designer (god damn I hate the modern game industry) to archivist. Got 10x more jobs offers, the pay is a little bit better, the job is far more relax, found a traditional asian GF (6 month now, no drama). Don't give up guys, late 20s or early 30s for men that put efforts is your golden age, you just need to veto bad women and bad jobs, have some self-respect and standards.