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This is so relatable. I used to live in an apartment building, and my next door neighbour was an older lady who always had her door slightly open, so she could come and talk to people who walked by. Needless to say, I became stealthy, but also developed agoraphobia. I live in a rural area now, and I'm learning to tolerate oeople seeing me in my yard. It's a work in progress. To actually do something, I need total solitude.
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this is exactly how i feel about most things i do. ive discovered its because of the judgmental comments and abuse my family put me through growing up. living with friends i trust who never made me feel judged is what helped me heal from it! i still struggle with it a lot, but its better than it was before. i say this because if you feel a similar way, its important to surround yourself with people you trust will treat you with respect. its also important to remember that you deserve to take up space just as much as anyone else. living like a little mouse in the wall can be comforting but its very limiting, try getting out sometimes.
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As someone who used to do this and think this way. I literally just had to suck it up and tell myself to get tf over it. I swear to everything no one is fr that concerned about you. And even if they are who gives a flying eff. Put yourself in those uncomfortable moments bc that’s the only way to grow from them. Look in the mirror when someone is washing hands next to you. Walk past the people when you have an errand to to. I promise the thought of being perceived is more debilitating and harmful for oneself than the seconds of embarrassment you have to encounter. It builds confidence and it makes you more secure when you overcome these things. I can one Hundred percent say I used to delay things and tasks and activities that made me feel good bc I was afraid of what others thought. It was all in my head. I was stuck in the self centered world where I thought everyone had eyes one me. Worries about me. Thinking about me. My gosh how silly and narcissistic it was. It took me years to realize this, but free yourself and love yourself. And remember you are a single star in the universe. There are far too many things people and stuff out there for you to make yourself the center of your problems. I say this with so much love and encouragement. I wish us all healthy thinking patterns. ❤
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My best friend once told me while we were living together that she knew I was alive and doing okay by hearing my keyboard through my bedroom door, and I immediately went and bought a quieter keyboard. Still lives in my head rent free. I love your shorts, thank you for making me and others not feel so alone about stuff like this cuz for the longest time I thought stuff like this was just me being weird or antisocial. So thank you for sharing these 💖
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When I was little I lived way out in the country on a dirt road. You could hear a car coming from miles away, and there were few that actually passed our house. Every time I heard a car I would hide where I could watch them pass but they couldn't see me. I'm 37 and I still get that same feeling of wanting to hide from people.
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Thank you for this, i feel so seen and actually started crying because I didn't realize that others feel this way and am so self-conscious about it and didn't realize that there's a name for it (even if it's just saying exactly what it is, a fear of being perceived). Living with others after moving out has always been uncomfortable but where I'm at is way too expensive to live alone so I find it difficult to just exist and so knowing that this is a real thing is honestly really relieving. Thank you
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@Mint_River11
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People don't understand why we love our private space dearly. I hate that people said "isn't it boring in the house all the time?" And i would always said "no, it's my heaven"
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