Views : 39,768
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Mar 4, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.932 (54/3,135 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-04-30T07:14:54.108771Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
#5 hits close as someone on the autism spectrum. I was bullied so much at school that I ended up with an inferiority complex that's crippled my self-worth. I'm always really anxious for others to like my ideas, opinions, or other things I'm passionate about when so many kids used to pick on me for them.
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My grandma raised me. I feel hurt in a lot of ways because of that, considering my mom is currently raising all 3 of her other kids and hasnāt reached out to me or said anything to me in months. I just feel so lost and unworthy of everything. Being 19 years old in this life and not having my mother or father to help me or to even listen to me and watch me grow up and all the things that everyone gets to experience with their parents. My parents are both alive, living without me. Maybe Iām selfish.
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Many of you enjoyed our previous video on Subconscious Ways You're Hurting Your Inner Child Without Knowing It https://youtu.be/TzbK_izLKTQ Here is this video cover ways your inner child is upset through unexplained feelings. Have you ever experienced this before? Comment below
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This describes me so well - I had a mostly loving family growing up, though school was brutal and I remember being told off a lot for "overreacting". I started experiencing derealisation when I was in middle school (it lasted several months) and again starting in 2015 (which lasted well over a year).
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Timestamps
1). Depresonalization or derealization 0:40
2). Explosiveness 1:21
3). Creative block 2:15
4). Strained relations 3:07
5). Always seeking approval from others 3:37
6). Regressive coping behaviours 4:43
7). Difficulty trusting others 5:43
Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. Sorry this is so late. I love your voice Nabila. ššš
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I was diagnosed with Asperger's, on the autism spectrum, 3 years ago at age 51. This wasn't talked about at all back then. Back then, it was always, "oh, she's too shy, Loretta". I was terrified of my aunt who had 12 children. Too shy? No, I wanted to disappear. Waayyyyyyyy toooooooo many people š„“š„µš¤¢š¤®
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My parents are both doctors. They were incredibly busy and weren't around for me when I was a child. They weren't involved with my extracurricular activities, and I remembered spending a lot of time in the library alone and being the last one picked up when my after school activity ended. My parents never celebrated my accomplishments, gave me emotional support or compliments. They generally gave me criticism.
As an adult, I'm now realizing the effects from this type of upbringing. I can relate with depersonalization, the need to seek approval from others and difficulty trusting others. I often times feel like I'm in my own world, and have a mind that wanders. I have an imagination and been finding that it's a way to entertain myself. I'll admit that I work hard at my job, my art and my hobbies so I can seek positive attention and validation from others. I need to acknowledge and celebrate my successes rather than relying on outside attention. I also need to learn to trust others more. My parents and many people in my life have let me down a lot. Just because those people aren't reliable doesn't mean that everyone isn't reliable. I have friends who have always been there for me, and have shown support.
I was feeling guilty about not being in a relationship at my age, but I'm now becoming more aware on why. These videos and therapy have been helpful on my healing journey. I'll try to be kinder to my inner child.
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@Psych2go
2 months ago
Need feedback! How do you feel about Nabila's voice over?
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