One of Keanu Reeves movies has his character say this: "There are 7 billion people in the world, so when one of them behaves badly toward you, he's actually doing you a great favor because he's saving you time. He's telling you that he's not worth your while. He's freeing you to say, 'Thank you for the information. I will now move on to the 6,999,999,999 other people.' Some of them may have some value."
I always see those who are bitter, unhappy, or ungrateful as a valuable life lesson. I'm not sure if I can call them my enemies but they provide a different kind of insight, maybe it's because I'm understanding and self-aware. Love your videos! Been here around 50K!
Had to walk away calmly after a coworker was testing my boundaries once. It was 100% the right decision. She ended up leaving the job a few weeks later and it’s been very peaceful since, but yes it absolutely did seem like a test. You’re right about how they test you like that and try to get you out of your character.
Yan, if I were to write an essay about your wisdom, I would. It’s true, really-it’s how we respond to the conflict that matters most. And it’s also true that we have to see ourselves from an objective third-person lens and reflect on our role in the conflict, like what you said: “Have your ego and assumptions gotten in your way?” I admit, there have been countless times when I have let my ego make the decisions 💀. For me, even with the idea of understanding why people act the way they do, considering their trauma and lack of support, I still find it hard to reconcile with that fact because of my ego. However, from a different perspective, I realized that if our roles were reversed in that context, I would be the one needing understanding because of how I responded or acted in conflicting situations, while the other would be the one trying to see me in that light. That idea alone is what gives me the space to learn to be compassionate toward the other. When you said, “conflict is rarely one-sided,” it took me a long time to truly understand that. I’ve been carrying the heavy weight of all the blame and responsibility that my past relationships brought to my attention. I used to think, “It’s none of their fault, it was all me. I have to bear this whole burden and live with it alone. I reap what I sow.” I was so focused on making up for what I did, that I didn’t allow myself to process how they, too, played a role in the conflict. That’s when I realized, leaving was a choice, but it was a difficult choice to make, because I truly needed a space for grace to evolve. People can’t maintain the same energy and persona they had in the environment they were in, while simultaneously developing a new version of themselves on the sidelines. Thank you for sharing your thoughts in the video, it truly helped me with reflecting over the past.
I definitely feel like that in my experience of dealing with 'enemies' I've learned that I can rise above how they decided to treat me and to never display that type of behavior to others. I've learned that I can offer something to others that my enemies couldn't offer to me at the moment they wanted to operate in a negative state of being. I've also learned that I can give grace to my enemies, even if it takes me time to do so because everyone deserves grace just as God has given to us.
I think I am healed, I mean fully healed from the breakup. I don't hold any grudges against her despite what happened between us. All I want to say to her is thank you because she changed me and I am thankful for the time we shared. Wishing you the best and you too reading this comment :)
He had Leukaemia. I paid attention. I fell in love with my best friend from afar and was there when he asked me to be. He meant a lot to me, despite all the mean things he'd say, I let it be. Even when he was unkind in his words. I'd be so afraid because I didn't want there to be a day where he isn't there and I'd regret not doing more. So I was there, asking him everyday how he was, when he wouldn't do the same for me. I didn’t stay because I wanted recognition, or because I thought I could fix him, or even because I wanted him to know I knew. I stayed because love, for me, meant staying-even when it hurt, even when I wasn’t enough for him, even when he didn’t want me there. There were nights when I’d cry for soft the version of him I missed. The one who wasn’t shut off, consumed by pain and anger. I grieved for him even while he was alive. I prayed for him in those moments, even when he’d pushed me so far away we weren’t even speaking. I prayed for 90 minutes straight one night, begging God to give him relief from his pain-his illness, his anger, his hurt, all of it. I prayed for his suffering to ease, for him to find love, for him to feel even a fraction of the comfort I wished I could give him myself. and for God to show him love, the way God loved me, the purest love I knew. I prayed for God to take care of him and remove his pain, even if he no longer wanted me in his life. I don’t know if he ever understood why I stayed or why I loved him. Maybe he thought I was selfish, trying to prove something to myself. Maybe he thought I was delusional, thinking I could love him through it all. Or maybe he just couldn’t see the love for what it was-flawed, human, but unconditional. I just wanted him to know he wasn’t alone, that someone saw him, understood him, and cared enough to stay, even when it wasn’t easy. I hope he knew my love was just plain love. Love that made me grieve for him even when he was still alive. Or fear he'd disappear suddenly. Or made me pray for his peace when I couldn’t offer it myself. Now, it's from afar. And even if he never understands it, I hope he finds relief-from his pain and hurt. Sometimes he'd say the meds made him forget things, which made me feel guilty when I called him out. Once upon a time, he did care, but I don't think he'd ever realise I watched out for him unconditionally and still do, more than he ever did for me. Telling him would make it mean less. I hope he doesn't think of me as an enemy, and I hope he knows there are people out there who love him from afar. I hope he feels love again, and fulfilment. And I hope he knows that I still love him a lot, in the only way I know love to be:)
Yes. Enemies can trigger traumas that you don't know you had. Sometimes it might be the only way to see weaknesses that you didn't know you had. It's great if you the kind of person that strives to become better as you find out more things to fix.
I don't think that people necessarily need to suffer, or go through hardships, or experience difficult and uncomfortable life lessons, in order to be able to grow, but I think that's just the dreamer in me wanting a perfect utopia of absolute peace. (even if it goes against several unavoidable human conditions) In reality suffering is inescapable, and admittedly, living through it and rising above it is extremely educating, and it makes you a measurably better person. ...also I love you so much, not like in a weird way, in like an idolizing way, but not obsessively, like with self-awareness, like "wow I love this person so much, even though I know nothing about them and only really think about them when I notice they've uploaded a new video" XD I've cried so much to so many of your videos, you talk about so many of the difficult intrinsic aspects of life that I've struggled through, and regardless of my take on it, your stance is always perfectly grounded, respectful, and just, good.
Some enemies spawn from friendships. I had a dispute with some old friends and was quite shock with the lack of compassion in their response towards my actions (I was really young and naive, and they were older). Instead of acknowledging my mistake and guiding me to be a better person; they just made me guilty and defined me as a bad person. Since I was young, i believed them and felt like an awful human being for a long time. To escape the guilt, i had some reflection. Then, I realised they were quite mean & a bully and I was a part of it (if that makes sense). This is poorly worded but what I learned was that you are who you surround yourself with. We must therefore let go of our enemies so we can be good (help me word this better please)
I think understanding that life isn't all random and coincidental but rather sculpted for everyone differently, with "canon events" so to speak, is what makes this mindset much easier!!! most of the things in your life are happening to you, and you can choose how to react and act. we are given a sort of script that can go into infinite directions, depending on how you use your free will. free will is given to us through the way our brain functions, with dopamine, oxytocin, adrenaline, which sounds kind of silly because these are the very things that can trap you instead of making you free. you must believe that hardship isnt because someone else messed you up - everybody can be a tool or a teacher of the lesson you need to learn, and there is never an end to learning those, you can only accept that lessons will be taught, and they will be repeated if they aren't learned.
I agree with you. When people test my patience I really don't like it at all just like you don't like it. Imagine anyone intentionally forcing their bullshit on you against your will. You definitely wouldn't appreciate It or like that at all. But there are folks that thinks it's their duty to force their agendas and bullshit upon me without my approval or acceptance of their bullshit. They turn a Def ear to me when I speak about my own choices for myself, not for you, but the choices I made for myself.... These people are insisting their agendas upon me even to my own expense. These people do not care a thing about me or my well-being or my safety. But they insist still to push and force their agendas upon me still. I agree, I really don't like or appreciate anyone or anything to cross my boundaries.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Your explanation seems like the hyper-idealistic stoic version of self-reflection, on the negative actions of your "enemies". Though in theory it looks like you could be learning a lot about yourself and others around you, most often times this method does not provide value-addition . It is just extremely difficult to constantly preach this idealogy, especially in this "dog eat dog" world.
The most challenging person I seem to have run into is my mother, I do have a lot of love for her but she is also a rather interesting and instigating woman to engage with, but I agree with this video 100%, Being with her has given me a lot of patience and although jot always exercised as I am human I hope to achieve a cool and calm that is unbreakable so I won't react negatively at times. I have a long way to go. I've been lucky as always that I have never had someone be an explicit enemy to me but if such a person arose I would like to believe that they are a test from the higher power and life on my ability to calm down and navigate hate, hate is the opposition of love, and I believe that the two opposing metrics of the universe act in tangent with each other, this person might have the ability to teach me and become a great ally, I know not of the method but I pray I learn it, the haters only make you greater after all, I love your videos, and you've been such a radiant and beautiful person to hear from, I hope that I too can create videos similar to yours an ode but not the same, in my own way and light. May peace be upon you. May your message reach everyone who needs it.
i started in a new work some months ago. and for real, you need to have THE courage to be disliked. the people who doesnt like us teach us a lot. thank you for another amazing bite sized content that makes us whole. have a nice day and love from brazil.
@@fhebwoaohdhwm I have too when someone threatens your safety/wellbeing I consider them enemies and I don't think there's any need to thank them for that. it doesn't make you grow as a person or anything of that nature it just traumatizes you. Like for example I got molested when I was younger and I consider the person who did that to be an enemy. I understand that they probably went thru some bullshit to get to the point of doing that and to some degree my heart goes out to them but I don't think I should thank them for anything. it didn't do any good for me. I get what she's going for and forgiveness is healing but it also feels like a pretty privileged view of the world that a lot of people aren't able to experience.
@@fhebwoaohdhwm @tone_tole like I work in a community center in Detroit and seeing the shit kids have to deal with on a day to day basis and the shit their enemies do to them I feel like it would be extremely insensitive to tell them that they need to thank their enemies for putting them thru that bc it makes them "grow as a person". Some people don't have the option of turning the other cheek or responding calmly bc its literally a matter of life or death. maybe im trippin I don't really know shit about the world but that is the correlation to what she is speaking about
@@dmck-y3y wow that’s extremely rough and i’m very sorry that happened to you. i think the hyper fixation on thanking the enemy defeats the overall purpose of the video and that is (in my opinion) learning how to overcome difficult people in day to day interactions such as family or coworkers.
@@fhebwoaohdhwm yes I get what ur saying and I think upon further reflection u are right in that regard and at this point in my life its definitely good advice. I guess it just felt like she was leaving out a lot of people who don't have the option of civility due to their conflicts being survival based. appreciate the conversation and the compassion and sorry for the trauma dump lol
I agree for outside but when become as one of your family and treating you so bad like a monster for years it’s like hell ..got Depression and chronic diseases …no one believing you she’s from the family yay
I thought I was emailing you, but she is also emailing you huh 😂, tell her to not worry, I was just trolling. If this comment doesn't make any sense ignore it, I am just an idiot.
So we’re all going insane huh. Must be in great pain to make this style of TH-cam channel & video. I hope you can escape to a simpler life in harmony with nature. TH-cam and social media will drain your soul and form an echo chamber of comfortability over time.
To @kristinethevideo , Thank you for always motivating me. You're like a big sister i can look up to. I will always and forever be grateful to the lessons you've given us. You've chnaged my perspective on many things; even on things I've not really experienced yet but am resdy to face it. Thanks, once again. ʕっ•ᴥ•ʔっ
That’s a great message Kristine. Challenging people are there to test us and help us grow.
i love your channel
heyyy psych2go is here, nicee
wow, both you know each other!
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One of Keanu Reeves movies has his character say this:
"There are 7 billion people in the world, so when one of them behaves badly toward you, he's actually doing you a great favor because he's saving you time. He's telling you that he's not worth your while. He's freeing you to say, 'Thank you for the information. I will now move on to the 6,999,999,999 other people.' Some of them may have some value."
haven't watched this movie but apparently it's called "Destination Wedding"
I have an English essay competition about mental health tomorrow, I had no idea what to make until this video inspired me. Thank you, Kristine.
Good luck 👍
Goodluck!
❤you got this :)
I always see those who are bitter, unhappy, or ungrateful as a valuable life lesson. I'm not sure if I can call them my enemies but they provide a different kind of insight, maybe it's because I'm understanding and self-aware. Love your videos! Been here around 50K!
You’re right! I should’ve added “” to enemies because they’re our teachers (aka biggest life lessons)!
Patience and self control is such a hard thing to understand and manage when you haven't experience yet.
This is a very insightful and reflective video, great wisdom
_Kristine on her Thornfinn arc, and I'm all here for it!_
Vinland saga!
this manga is so freaking good!
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Had to walk away calmly after a coworker was testing my boundaries once. It was 100% the right decision. She ended up leaving the job a few weeks later and it’s been very peaceful since, but yes it absolutely did seem like a test. You’re right about how they test you like that and try to get you out of your character.
Yan, if I were to write an essay about your wisdom, I would. It’s true, really-it’s how we respond to the conflict that matters most. And it’s also true that we have to see ourselves from an objective third-person lens and reflect on our role in the conflict, like what you said: “Have your ego and assumptions gotten in your way?” I admit, there have been countless times when I have let my ego make the decisions 💀.
For me, even with the idea of understanding why people act the way they do, considering their trauma and lack of support, I still find it hard to reconcile with that fact because of my ego. However, from a different perspective, I realized that if our roles were reversed in that context, I would be the one needing understanding because of how I responded or acted in conflicting situations, while the other would be the one trying to see me in that light. That idea alone is what gives me the space to learn to be compassionate toward the other.
When you said, “conflict is rarely one-sided,” it took me a long time to truly understand that. I’ve been carrying the heavy weight of all the blame and responsibility that my past relationships brought to my attention. I used to think, “It’s none of their fault, it was all me. I have to bear this whole burden and live with it alone. I reap what I sow.” I was so focused on making up for what I did, that I didn’t allow myself to process how they, too, played a role in the conflict. That’s when I realized, leaving was a choice, but it was a difficult choice to make, because I truly needed a space for grace to evolve. People can’t maintain the same energy and persona they had in the environment they were in, while simultaneously developing a new version of themselves on the sidelines.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts in the video, it truly helped me with reflecting over the past.
Kristine: I have no enemies
Vinland saga !!
Thank you so much Patience and self-control are definitely the top things I learned from people
I definitely feel like that in my experience of dealing with 'enemies' I've learned that I can rise above how they decided to treat me and to never display that type of behavior to others. I've learned that I can offer something to others that my enemies couldn't offer to me at the moment they wanted to operate in a negative state of being. I've also learned that I can give grace to my enemies, even if it takes me time to do so because everyone deserves grace just as God has given to us.
我是台灣的觀眾🙋很喜歡你的影片 每次都能學習到一生受用的哲理 非常感謝❤
歡迎來到yan家庭！🌱
Yes! All great points! Thank you for the video. We should all try to be better as best we can ❤
TH-cam recommended one video, and now it keeps popping up new ones every time.
I love when someone can help with others problems and explain it in a very simple and encouraging way some how.
I think I am healed, I mean fully healed from the breakup. I don't hold any grudges against her despite what happened between us. All I want to say to her is thank you because she changed me and I am thankful for the time we shared. Wishing you the best and you too reading this comment :)
He had Leukaemia. I paid attention. I fell in love with my best friend from afar and was there when he asked me to be. He meant a lot to me, despite all the mean things he'd say, I let it be. Even when he was unkind in his words. I'd be so afraid because I didn't want there to be a day where he isn't there and I'd regret not doing more. So I was there, asking him everyday how he was, when he wouldn't do the same for me.
I didn’t stay because I wanted recognition, or because I thought I could fix him, or even because I wanted him to know I knew. I stayed because love, for me, meant staying-even when it hurt, even when I wasn’t enough for him, even when he didn’t want me there.
There were nights when I’d cry for soft the version of him I missed. The one who wasn’t shut off, consumed by pain and anger. I grieved for him even while he was alive. I prayed for him in those moments, even when he’d pushed me so far away we weren’t even speaking. I prayed for 90 minutes straight one night, begging God to give him relief from his pain-his illness, his anger, his hurt, all of it. I prayed for his suffering to ease, for him to find love, for him to feel even a fraction of the comfort I wished I could give him myself. and for God to show him love, the way God loved me, the purest love I knew. I prayed for God to take care of him and remove his pain, even if he no longer wanted me in his life.
I don’t know if he ever understood why I stayed or why I loved him. Maybe he thought I was selfish, trying to prove something to myself. Maybe he thought I was delusional, thinking I could love him through it all. Or maybe he just couldn’t see the love for what it was-flawed, human, but unconditional. I just wanted him to know he wasn’t alone, that someone saw him, understood him, and cared enough to stay, even when it wasn’t easy.
I hope he knew my love was just plain love. Love that made me grieve for him even when he was still alive. Or fear he'd disappear suddenly. Or made me pray for his peace when I couldn’t offer it myself. Now, it's from afar. And even if he never understands it, I hope he finds relief-from his pain and hurt.
Sometimes he'd say the meds made him forget things, which made me feel guilty when I called him out. Once upon a time, he did care, but I don't think he'd ever realise I watched out for him unconditionally and still do, more than he ever did for me. Telling him would make it mean less. I hope he doesn't think of me as an enemy, and I hope he knows there are people out there who love him from afar. I hope he feels love again, and fulfilment. And I hope he knows that I still love him a lot, in the only way I know love to be:)
Yes. Enemies can trigger traumas that you don't know you had. Sometimes it might be the only way to see weaknesses that you didn't know you had. It's great if you the kind of person that strives to become better as you find out more things to fix.
I don't think that people necessarily need to suffer, or go through hardships, or experience difficult and uncomfortable life lessons, in order to be able to grow, but I think that's just the dreamer in me wanting a perfect utopia of absolute peace. (even if it goes against several unavoidable human conditions)
In reality suffering is inescapable, and admittedly, living through it and rising above it is extremely educating, and it makes you a measurably better person.
...also I love you so much, not like in a weird way, in like an idolizing way, but not obsessively, like with self-awareness, like "wow I love this person so much, even though I know nothing about them and only really think about them when I notice they've uploaded a new video" XD
I've cried so much to so many of your videos, you talk about so many of the difficult intrinsic aspects of life that I've struggled through, and regardless of my take on it, your stance is always perfectly grounded, respectful, and just, good.
Thank you❤I need this right now so much
greatest thinker of the 21st century
greatest glazer of the 21st century
I don't have any enemies but some friends have left me and kind of in their head declared me as one... ❤
Thank you for the unique perspectives.
I needed this, thank you
Some enemies spawn from friendships. I had a dispute with some old friends and was quite shock with the lack of compassion in their response towards my actions (I was really young and naive, and they were older). Instead of acknowledging my mistake and guiding me to be a better person; they just made me guilty and defined me as a bad person. Since I was young, i believed them and felt like an awful human being for a long time. To escape the guilt, i had some reflection. Then, I realised they were quite mean & a bully and I was a part of it (if that makes sense). This is poorly worded but what I learned was that you are who you surround yourself with. We must therefore let go of our enemies so we can be good (help me word this better please)
I mostly keep me to myself and open up to very few people
And probably because of that I don't have haters and enemies
needed this, thank you.
Who needs enemies when you have friends who might turn out to be fake 😂😅
I think understanding that life isn't all random and coincidental but rather sculpted for everyone differently, with "canon events" so to speak, is what makes this mindset much easier!!! most of the things in your life are happening to you, and you can choose how to react and act. we are given a sort of script that can go into infinite directions, depending on how you use your free will. free will is given to us through the way our brain functions, with dopamine, oxytocin, adrenaline, which sounds kind of silly because these are the very things that can trap you instead of making you free. you must believe that hardship isnt because someone else messed you up - everybody can be a tool or a teacher of the lesson you need to learn, and there is never an end to learning those, you can only accept that lessons will be taught, and they will be repeated if they aren't learned.
I agree with you.
When people test my patience I really don't like it at all just like you don't like it.
Imagine anyone intentionally forcing their bullshit on you against your will. You definitely wouldn't appreciate It or like that at all.
But there are folks that thinks it's their duty to force their agendas and bullshit upon me without my approval or acceptance of their bullshit. They turn a Def ear to me when I speak about my own choices for myself, not for you, but the choices I made for myself....
These people are insisting their agendas upon me even to my own expense.
These people do not care a thing about me or my well-being or my safety. But they insist still to push and force their agendas upon me still. I agree, I really don't like or appreciate anyone or anything to cross my boundaries.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Your explanation seems like the hyper-idealistic stoic version of self-reflection, on the negative actions of your "enemies". Though in theory it looks like you could be learning a lot about yourself and others around you, most often times this method does not provide value-addition . It is just extremely difficult to constantly preach this idealogy, especially in this "dog eat dog" world.
The most challenging person I seem to have run into is my mother, I do have a lot of love for her but she is also a rather interesting and instigating woman to engage with, but I agree with this video 100%, Being with her has given me a lot of patience and although jot always exercised as I am human I hope to achieve a cool and calm that is unbreakable so I won't react negatively at times. I have a long way to go. I've been lucky as always that I have never had someone be an explicit enemy to me but if such a person arose I would like to believe that they are a test from the higher power and life on my ability to calm down and navigate hate, hate is the opposition of love, and I believe that the two opposing metrics of the universe act in tangent with each other, this person might have the ability to teach me and become a great ally, I know not of the method but I pray I learn it, the haters only make you greater after all, I love your videos, and you've been such a radiant and beautiful person to hear from, I hope that I too can create videos similar to yours an ode but not the same, in my own way and light. May peace be upon you. May your message reach everyone who needs it.
I am so proud of youuu! Thank you for sharing your experience with us
Your content feels like a warm hug
So glad you feel this way about this channel!❤welcome home
I guess kristine is my therapist. :D. Thank u so much for ur specch. It make me feel more confident!.
i started in a new work some months ago. and for real, you need to have THE courage to be disliked. the people who doesnt like us teach us a lot. thank you for another amazing bite sized content that makes us whole. have a nice day and love from brazil.
You will defeat your enemies 🎉🎉🎉
Every video of yours is highly relatable.
You said it so much better then I ever could have
I have no enemies
As an guy i love this channel
I feel like you've probably never been robbed
I've been robbed before. How is that any correlation to what she spoke of in this video?
@@fhebwoaohdhwm I have too when someone threatens your safety/wellbeing I consider them enemies and I don't think there's any need to thank them for that. it doesn't make you grow as a person or anything of that nature it just traumatizes you. Like for example I got molested when I was younger and I consider the person who did that to be an enemy. I understand that they probably went thru some bullshit to get to the point of doing that and to some degree my heart goes out to them but I don't think I should thank them for anything. it didn't do any good for me. I get what she's going for and forgiveness is healing but it also feels like a pretty privileged view of the world that a lot of people aren't able to experience.
@@fhebwoaohdhwm @tone_tole like I work in a community center in Detroit and seeing the shit kids have to deal with on a day to day basis and the shit their enemies do to them I feel like it would be extremely insensitive to tell them that they need to thank their enemies for putting them thru that bc it makes them "grow as a person". Some people don't have the option of turning the other cheek or responding calmly bc its literally a matter of life or death. maybe im trippin I don't really know shit about the world but that is the correlation to what she is speaking about
@@dmck-y3y wow that’s extremely rough and i’m very sorry that happened to you. i think the hyper fixation on thanking the enemy defeats the overall purpose of the video and that is (in my opinion) learning how to overcome difficult people in day to day interactions such as family or coworkers.
@@fhebwoaohdhwm yes I get what ur saying and I think upon further reflection u are right in that regard and at this point in my life its definitely good advice. I guess it just felt like she was leaving out a lot of people who don't have the option of civility due to their conflicts being survival based. appreciate the conversation and the compassion and sorry for the trauma dump lol
Wait are u the voice actor on psych 2 go?
Don’t think so
“Wish you Roses” - “Kali Uchis”
There is no enemy outside if there is no hate inside.
Forget the storm, winter is coming
Thank you Kristine. Haters gonna hate. But it pushes through our limits of forgiving.
1:57 Hating myself, I’ve hated other people.
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Preyz Gord my friendz 🌠👋
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WHO DA OPPS WE SWINIGING
Which country do you live in?
Hello❤
hello. thank you.
I learned to leave them alone
hi im your biggest fan
i have no enemies
This world cares about themselves, they never cared about me
I was born
before i watch this video, let me misinterpret this title and say WHOS TRYING TO START SOMETHING WITH KRISTINE HUH? IF SHES YOUR ENEMY, IM YOUR ENEMY
I agree for outside but when become as one of your family and treating you so bad like a monster for years it’s like hell ..got Depression and chronic diseases …no one believing you she’s from the family yay
title:👿voice:☮
Oh how boring and meaningless life would be if everything went our way.
-Someone, probably.
where did u learn english?
I just subscribed pls notice😄
I thought I was emailing you, but she is also emailing you huh 😂, tell her to not worry, I was just trolling.
If this comment doesn't make any sense ignore it, I am just an idiot.
Damn who is this, Are u ok bro?
So we’re all going insane huh. Must be in great pain to make this style of TH-cam channel & video. I hope you can escape to a simpler life in harmony with nature. TH-cam and social media will drain your soul and form an echo chamber of comfortability over time.
First
To @kristinethevideo ,
Thank you for always motivating me. You're like a big sister i can look up to. I will always and forever be grateful to the lessons you've given us. You've chnaged my perspective on many things; even on things I've not really experienced yet but am resdy to face it.
Thanks, once again.
ʕっ•ᴥ•ʔっ