This is the first time I've heard a really kind and measured explanation of Shame that ALSO includes a fair and positive look at Shame itself. Like, rather than "guilt is good shame is bad" Shame also serves a purpose, it's powerful, its effective, it's meant to be used carefully- rarely/safe.
I learned more in this couple of minutes about the fundamentals of shame than the couple of hours of other videos on the subject that I just listened to.
Because I think a lot about what other people think about me. And when I act or behave badly in front of them, even if it was unintentional, I feel ashamed.
Yeah, shame is a necessary human emotion, because a person with no shame is a person that could do bad things more easily, without the shame it would go in a bad direction. At the same time having no shame means that you could be more expressive when doing a good thing, at least how I interpret it. Bye 👋🏻
people always bully and shame me for being gay and feminine. it sucks! i always feel depressed because of it like why can't just people leave me alone!!!!!!!!!
My birthday is coming soon and i feel shameful bc my plan is too fancy in my opinion. I dont wanna seem like im too great or something. I js wanna do smth special n new
I’m interested to find out where the modern hand gesticulation came from? Most speakers, bloggers etc. use their hands in the most peculiar and annoying manner, shaking them at each syllable, making weird shapes etc. as if they’re talking to deaf people, using their hands - where does this come from? I see it everywhere in the world, it’s like people copy each other, but who started it?? If anyone can explain this phenomenon - I’ll be so grateful. Thank you P.S I’ve watched this video three times but still didn’t get what she was talking about because her hands are so distracting and annoying
A sense of shame is a very underrated human value.
Thanks for sharing❤
This is the first time I've heard a really kind and measured explanation of Shame that ALSO includes a fair and positive look at Shame itself. Like, rather than "guilt is good shame is bad" Shame also serves a purpose, it's powerful, its effective, it's meant to be used carefully- rarely/safe.
I learned more in this couple of minutes about the fundamentals of shame than the couple of hours of other videos on the subject that I just listened to.
You are great, Miss.. Thank you ❤❤❤
you are So calm and peaceful I liked that
Good vid. The book "30 Days to Overcome Shame" by Harper Daniels, was also a big help.
Perfectly said. Thank you
As usual, so sweet and healing
Thank you ♥️
Amazing and rich info .. 👍👍👍
Very helpful Thank you
Because I think a lot about what other people think about me.
And when I act or behave badly in front of them, even if it was unintentional, I feel ashamed.
because we do stupid things that hurt us and need to know what to avoid like touching fire
Yeah, shame is a necessary human emotion, because a person with no shame is a person that could do bad things more easily, without the shame it would go in a bad direction. At the same time having no shame means that you could be more expressive when doing a good thing, at least how I interpret it. Bye 👋🏻
people always bully and shame me for being gay and feminine. it sucks! i always feel depressed because of it like why can't just people leave me alone!!!!!!!!!
Oh pull your finger out of your ass and dont seek validation from strangers online shame on you. Weak twink.
I think you are Perfect. ❤
My birthday is coming soon and i feel shameful bc my plan is too fancy in my opinion. I dont wanna seem like im too great or something. I js wanna do smth special n new
My heart is beating so fast bc I feel too shameful
how do i cite this video in mla format
Thw feeling IS so Burning that makes me feel hate
I hate shaming God is light 🕯️🕯️
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I feel like pride is the opposite of shame but both are just as destructive.
“Pride is not the opposite of shame but rather its source, true humility is the only antidote to shame” Uncle Iroh
I’m interested to find out where the modern hand gesticulation came from? Most speakers, bloggers etc. use their hands in the most peculiar and annoying manner, shaking them at each syllable, making weird shapes etc. as if they’re talking to deaf people, using their hands - where does this come from? I see it everywhere in the world, it’s like people copy each other, but who started it?? If anyone can explain this phenomenon - I’ll be so grateful. Thank you
P.S I’ve watched this video three times but still didn’t get what she was talking about because her hands are so distracting and annoying
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Stop this lie about evolution