It Will Be All Right
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Ze's video: • Getting Better
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One of the things that I love about the internet is how it can be used as a means for people to reach out and connect to each other, just as much as it can be used to tear other people down. I never would have heard your story without youtube, but I'm glad I did. It helps to hear that other people have gone through worse emotional battles and survived. I'm glad you're better. Thank you for this.
I have experienced something like this before too. I know how an emotional bully, especially for one you are supposed to look to for advice, can be worse than anything else. By the fact that you were able to let go and survived all of this says way more about you and shows how strong of character you are. I am glad to hear that you are doing better.
Steve, thank you for sharing this story. This makes all of us who have emotional problems feel less alone. I am so glad you've recovered from this, even if not fully, and I'm so glad you made this video. Thank you.
I am glad you are going back to counseling!
In this story, the word "mentor" was really only used to mean "really important professor with a huge impact on my studies" in order to avoid getting into specifics; it was not an official position.
As someone who has both battled mental health issues and was deeply touched by "I'm sorry", I'm so happy to watch this follow-up. Thank you for sharing such a difficult and personal part of your life, in such an honest and sincere way. The power in hearing other people's stories and being told there is light at the end of the tunnel cannot be underestimated. It's through connections like this that we can all learn and gain strength. Thank you, Steve.
It's hard to articulate how much this video means to me. I watched it when it first came out and it got me thinking and I watched it again today and made the (for me, anxiety ridden) decision to go back to counseling. Thank you for your courage in posting this and I wish you every happiness for the future.
I know it's been said, but I feel like I can't watch this without saying it again. Thank you for being willing to share this with us. I know it must have been difficult, but it means so much to me - to all of us - that you were willing to share it.
As I grow older, I've come to realize that more people than I think go through these types of situations. Sometimes it's an outside force, but sometimes it's an inner-turmoil that stems from a history of problems. I've started to wonder if these types of situations are unavoidable, however I believe these videos and the organizations you listed are spreading awareness on how to deal with/get out of these types of situations. Thank you for being so open and sharing.
Not only am I glad that you were able to move past what happened, but I respect you even more than I already did. You had the courage to talk about it to total strangers and give some of the best advice I've ever heard. I have and still do struggle with depression and a social anxiety disorder, but I've never been able to truly handle it. You've helped me realize that instead of trying to deal with it myself, I need to look for help. Thank you.
It's great to know things are better now. I've always believed that it's not right to keep things bottled up but i don't even listen to myself sometimes and that has led to not feeling good about everything in general and making everyone around me worse off because of my mood
You just tugged at my heart strings a little there. You're one strong human being. I had no idea that had happened to you, I'm more than glad that you were able to move on from that ordeal. You sharing this with us, has just opened some of our eyes to reality. Honestly, all I can really say to show my appreciation for doing so, is saying thank you. You're an amazing person Steve, and you always will be. :)
Thank you for sharing your story. I am so glad you managed to deal with your problem and slowly move past it. I was emotionally abused by my ex-bf, and I still consciously (and not) suffer from some aftereffects.
I'm really glad you're feeling better about what you were going through, Steve, and that you found what you needed.
I don't even know if I really have a problem. I've distanced myself so much from the world that I'm just all alone, and I can't have those kind of issues. Perhaps that's an issue in itself. I'm unhappy with my life, but it's the life I've chosen and I don't necessarily feel bad. Surrounding yourself with friends is great for a lot of people, but not for everyone.
I'm sorry that you went through such a rough time. I'm glad that you made this video to talk about it. Shame on the guy who was supposed to be your mentor but succeeded in nothing but tearing you down. I'm glad that things are better for you now. I understand what an emotionally abusive stressful relationship can be like. It's not fun.
1. You are such a wonderful human to post this video, Steve. It's hard to post things that are this personal, even when you don't go into specifics.
2. There are a lot of people who will benefit from watching this who are in similar situations and haven't previously had the courage to do something about it.
3. Mental health is a topic that hits home for me because I have such an interest in psychology and minored in it--the stigma that accompanies having a therapist needs to go away.
I'm so glad you're better now
Thank you for your honesty and for being your genuine self. I'm sure everyone's saying this, but it IS very brave to put something personal like this out in the open to help other people. I'm glad you're in a better place and I hope it stays that way.
Steve,
I love how honest you are and that you feel comfortable sharing the dark times in your life. I think you're brave and wonderful for doing it! I'm glad you got control and got rid of that mentor. Think how far you've gotten!
I watched Ze's video the other day and that was hard. As was this one. One; because I don't like to see that others have been hurt, but I'm happy that you're through it. And two; because I'm going through that myself. Debating seeing a therapist but afraid of the cost so I just haven't done it. Lately I've just been distracting myself from the world.
I'm so sorry you have gone through such an incredibly hard time. I hope that eventually you will feel completely better and your life will get to where you want it to be. I think I can speak on behalf of many subscribers when I say that however you're feeling and whatever you're going through, we're not only right behind you, but with you whenever you need us.
Thank you for sharing your story with us. I found it heart warming.
I'm always here for you if you need it! You ARE loved!
You just became an order of magnitude more impressive to me. I congratulate you for overcoming that sort of situation and going on to have a fulfilling life now after. I know you will attribute your success to the network of support and the assistance of friends, and maybe you couldn't have broken free and gotten better without them but it took a huge amount of personal strength to take the steps that you did. Thank you for this video Steve, I'm happy you're happy. :)
It's very brave of you to post this and it will make an impact in other's lives.
This is just what I needed to hear right now.
Ugh, sorry about that. I'm happy you shared that with us. That's a hard thing to do.
I concur with iheaarttardis, I understand how difficult this must have been to share with us-- thank you so much for finding the courage to do this. It really is inspiring for some of us.
Thank you so much for making this video Steve, I really admire you for speaking out about your past difficulties to help others.
Good video Steve- you an amazing individual. Thanks for being a voice in the chant of life. Bless ya brother
I just... Thank you. Thank you so much for this video.
I know it can seem stupid to hear, but you ARE a valuable and important person and people care about you! You have something important to share with the world and you deserve to take up space in it. It will be all right!
Your so lovely and the message to this video is great!! Thanks for sharing your story, you seem like such a nice guy and definitely deserve a bigger following!!
-3 -3 thank you for sharing such an intimate problem with us. Proud of you
I'm glad you dropped that sad excuse for a mentor and are healing now. Frankly, when you said that is what happened to you, I got angry. Regardless of situation, if you are emotionally abusive towards someone who has asked for your guidance and mentorship, you deserve tenfold of what you gave to them. So what I took from this video is not to get help if you are in a bad situation and are depressed, but rather that we have to be proactive and stand up against abuse in any form.
I'm really glad you got to a better place. I was worried about you way back when. I just hope that that 'mentor' is not terrorizing his next student by now.
This video was great. I like how you addressed the topic of initially realizing that something is wrong and you really do need help. I constantly find myself wondering if what I am going through is just normal or just something that people deal with on a regular basis. A lot of people really dismiss emotional pain in teenagers because of course we all think that no one could ever understand us. How do you know when to find help? How can you tell if the help you have isn't good enough?
thank you very much you whir going to be the last face I was going to see but there is a lot of faces these eyes going to see thank you you have saved my life thank you for that.
Also: I don't understand, what are mentors (/what do they do in this setting?) I know what mentors are generally, but this sounds like a more formalised and official university things than just someone who you trust to guide you.
Ohh, that makes sense, I just don't tend to use the word mentor, I suppose.
I'm happy you're happy. C:
Dear Abby,
I
love you
I love you I love you I love you I love you I love you
That is the only coherent sentence I can even type in response to this video. You are actually the best and I love you.
Love,
Creeper
my friends have never existed, my family are either hateful when I mention my problems or ignorant. I hate the fact I'm constantly whinning, but I think I might be sort of getting better, or I'm atleast trying to trick myself into thinking that XD
Steve!