I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s years ago. My doctor a few years ago told me to work on puzzles for my dexterity. I was just transforming MP Tramsformers but didn’t help. He suggested model kits. Now im addicted to gunpla and it’s helped me a lot.
Hey, I'm so glad that this hobby can help in this way. I do hope it continues to be a positive support even if we sometimes over invest 🤣 thank you so much for watching and commenting. I wish you all the best. 😁
I am so sorry for your loss. While I know gunpla won't take away the pain, I hope it helps you to be strong enough to get through it. Lean on your community mates when you can. This hobby has introduced me to some of the kindest and most supportive people I know, and I hope you find them too. I wish you all the best for you and your family.
I started gunpla few months ago and it helped a lot. I was a warhammer painter but it was never a hobbie I fully enjoyed, it was starting to feel like a chore. But one day in a comic con here in Barcelona (Spain) I bought the HG Justice Gundam and it clicked. I fell the same joy like when I was a kid with my Legos. That moment I knew gunpla was for me. So thank you for you videos. you are amazing
Hey there! Thank you so much for sharing your experience with me. I am glad you have found Gunpla to be the thing that you need. I always encourage people to try different aspects of the plastic modeling hobby because you never know what your true passion is. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment as well. I wish you all the happiness in each and every build, and of course, welcome to the gunpla family! 😁
I turned to Gunpla when videogames really stopped being my outlet and I found it very therapeutic and much more satisfying for myself. So every time I found myself in a dark place, I would tell myself to go grab a kit and build. Honestly helped me out a lot more than I thought it would
When I was a little kid my aunt and my dad Taught me the concept of when I am upset Or sad I should try to do something creative and or constructive So when I am dealing with those kind of emotions Building models or Doing something engineering related Or even arts and crafts Has helped me out a lot and has given me a healthy way To let out my emotions In a safe And allow myself To cry Safe place. But in the end it all depends on certain peoples brain chemistry And also how they have ways to deal with stress or depression Based on their own experiences My sister does it by singing or crying and screaming her lungs out When for example A concert ticket she paid for is cancelled or the 3 Week long depression she has whenever one of her friends stop talking to her
Hey! Thank you so much for sharing your story and experiences with us. I am glad you have found a healthy outlet to manage strong feelings and I hope it continues to serve you well. You are right on the money with our hobby space being our safe space. I always say that this is the one area in our lives that is 100% within our control, so we should protect it and use it to take care of ourselves. Keep on building and I wish you all the best on all your current and future projects. 😁 Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I'm so glad to hear that it has helped you. I appreciate you sharing your experience and I hope it continues to be a positive support in your life. Thank you so much for watching and commenting. 😊
Likely the best explanation of what depression is in simple and clear terms! Thank you Taz for your service to the community! Surely, building gunpla and model kits in general is such a mental health benefit, at least for me. Luckily, I don’t think I suffer from depression but having my hobby is such a relief from the life’s stressors!
Hey, great to hear from you as always! Thank you so much for being such an awesome supporter. I hope Gunpla continues to be the great stress relief we all need. 😁
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I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s years ago. My doctor a few years ago told me to work on puzzles for my dexterity. I was just transforming MP Tramsformers but didn’t help. He suggested model kits. Now im addicted to gunpla and it’s helped me a lot.
Hey, I'm so glad that this hobby can help in this way. I do hope it continues to be a positive support even if we sometimes over invest 🤣 thank you so much for watching and commenting. I wish you all the best. 😁
Just the video i need right now in my life as i suddenly lost my father on March 18/2024 at the age of 51 and im 27 currently.
I'm so sorry for your loss
I am so sorry for your loss. While I know gunpla won't take away the pain, I hope it helps you to be strong enough to get through it. Lean on your community mates when you can. This hobby has introduced me to some of the kindest and most supportive people I know, and I hope you find them too. I wish you all the best for you and your family.
I am so sorry for your loss.😭
I started gunpla few months ago and it helped a lot. I was a warhammer painter but it was never a hobbie I fully enjoyed, it was starting to feel like a chore. But one day in a comic con here in Barcelona (Spain) I bought the HG Justice Gundam and it clicked. I fell the same joy like when I was a kid with my Legos. That moment I knew gunpla was for me. So thank you for you videos. you are amazing
Hey there! Thank you so much for sharing your experience with me. I am glad you have found Gunpla to be the thing that you need. I always encourage people to try different aspects of the plastic modeling hobby because you never know what your true passion is. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment as well. I wish you all the happiness in each and every build, and of course, welcome to the gunpla family! 😁
I turned to Gunpla when videogames really stopped being my outlet and I found it very therapeutic and much more satisfying for myself. So every time I found myself in a dark place, I would tell myself to go grab a kit and build. Honestly helped me out a lot more than I thought it would
When I was a little kid my aunt and my dad Taught me the concept of when I am upset Or sad I should try to do something creative and or constructive So when I am dealing with those kind of emotions Building models or Doing something engineering related Or even arts and crafts Has helped me out a lot and has given me a healthy way To let out my emotions In a safe And allow myself To cry Safe place. But in the end it all depends on certain peoples brain chemistry And also how they have ways to deal with stress or depression Based on their own experiences My sister does it by singing or crying and screaming her lungs out When for example A concert ticket she paid for is cancelled or the 3 Week long depression she has whenever one of her friends stop talking to her
Hey! Thank you so much for sharing your story and experiences with us. I am glad you have found a healthy outlet to manage strong feelings and I hope it continues to serve you well. You are right on the money with our hobby space being our safe space. I always say that this is the one area in our lives that is 100% within our control, so we should protect it and use it to take care of ourselves. Keep on building and I wish you all the best on all your current and future projects. 😁 Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
It helped me with alcohol addiction
I'm so glad to hear that it has helped you. I appreciate you sharing your experience and I hope it continues to be a positive support in your life. Thank you so much for watching and commenting. 😊
@@PlamoTherapist No problem! 💯🤙
Likely the best explanation of what depression is in simple and clear terms! Thank you Taz for your service to the community! Surely, building gunpla and model kits in general is such a mental health benefit, at least for me. Luckily, I don’t think I suffer from depression but having my hobby is such a relief from the life’s stressors!
Hey, great to hear from you as always! Thank you so much for being such an awesome supporter. I hope Gunpla continues to be the great stress relief we all need. 😁
@@PlamoTherapist, you are welcome! Yes indeed, gunpla and modeling is an excellent stress relief.