6 Reasons Being Alone Is Good For You
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
- In this video, we're going to talk about the benefits of solitude and why being alone is good for you. We will explore why solitude is often mistaken for loneliness, even though there’s a difference between the two and why that's important. If you identify as an introvert and feel bad for needing alone time, by the end of this video, we hope you'll feel more reassured by these 6 reasons why being alone is good for you.
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Script Editor: Denise Ding
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
Voice Over :Amanda Silvera ( / amandasilvera )
Animator: Ira Alifia
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finally the loneliness paid off
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Being an ambivert, I learned the hard way it's better to be alone than feel lonely when being surrounded by other people.
True, same
Most definitely agree with you.
I just had that experience for first time today
I am also an ambivert! There was a time when I thought being alone equaled lonely and learned when I started putting off going places with my friends that alone time was actually a nessesity at times! I really just needed some time alone before I could go out and do a bunch of stuff again
@@ZANEKO- I see.
As an introvert, I see this as an absolute win.
Same
Same
Same :)
same hehe
Same here :)
Being alone sometimes is normal. But being Lonely is a different thing.
Completely agree with you. Everybody spend some time alone, but not everybody is always alone.
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Timestamps
1). Getting to focus on you, and learning something new in the process 1:00
2). Boosting creativity 1:51
3). Authenticity - be like water, my friend 2:27
4). It enhances the quality of your relationships 3:34
5). It improves your mental well-being 4:14
6). You can make sure that the cake is not a lie 5:04
Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
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Yes, thanks
thank you!
"not every hero wears a cape"
@Catnip same 😀
I love Amanda's energy in this video its so fun 😆
Ikrrr!!! It’s so cute too. I love ittt 😆
I noticed that, too. It’s awesome!
She obviously relates to this on another level and it shows. It's like she finally gets to speak up.😂✨🖤
Yeah she is showing more of her jovial side in this video
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If you love that feeling of Independence mixed with the feeling of soul-crushing loneliness, raise your hand.
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it feels nice
No soul crushing loneliness here!🥰
me raising my hand all the way
This is so me ✋
I hated how I could not fit in with other people at first, but I realised that it's probably for the best I don't have any, or have very little friends than fitting in with fake friends
I feel the same like you, not a people- person myself.
@@nelsama0881 imo it's alot harder for me to be a not a people-person myself because I've spent most of my life in Hong Kong, where there are communities where I don't fit in and I am forced to fit in, such as school in terms of academic studies because I love video games, and even extra classes where I don't even enjoy going to but am forced to so to get myself "more friends". Thankfully now I live in the UK and study something I love, but still can't fit in with mostly everyone, only able to make friends with 1-2 people
@@nelsama0881 I feel this way as well
I rarely comment but I feel like I need to let this thought out.
As an introvert in a family of extroverts I was forced to go out a lot. They even ask why I don't have friends at some point in my life and I didn't see a problem in that. It was until in high school that my life become difficult. Surrounded by strangers (new classmates) "group" projects\work, gatherings etc. I was basically throw in a pit called 'life' and me, who knows nothing about social skills or communicating to others(except w\ my family who understands me well) I for once felt lonely as a loner. It got me confused conflicted even, and I had a mental breakdown. if it wasn't for my parents I probably been rotting somewhere. That's when I learned an important lesson. You shouldn't isolate yourself . I used to love the thought of being alone and I also came to hate it but then I came back to loving it but it's different. I now have find true friends who understand my silence a family who didn't give up and did what's best for me and most of all, I came to love myself and gave up the thought of being out going like the others or to be someone else.
What I'm trying to say is even though we like to be alone let's not forget to connect with each other. Because being with the people that genuinely cares for you and understands you (I'm talking about having friends) is important in our lives. At least for me.
This is just my point of view based on what I've experience and I meant no harm in posting this comment.
I was thankful that my parents pushed me out of my comfort zone.
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💯Ohh Thanks for giving me words ❣
Partly because of my autism and getting overwhelmed by things, I definitely like to have alone time. That is hard when you are disabled enough that you have to live with your parents, though. 😔
As an introvert i will say it's hard sometimes to be alone all the times. But solitude is great way to discover your wants and needs and less dependent on others. Being happy when you are with yourself increases your self esteem. Loneliness is a different thing if you feel alone while being with yourself then expand your social network and learn more about others. ❤️
True🙏
You read my mind ❣️🤗
I can relate so MUCH
Always easy said then done as they say, but you're not wrong
Well said,
I used to be a bit self conscious about being alone or having an alone time routine but later stopped thinking too much about it. You can live or have moments of solitude without feeling lonely. You have moments to unwind, destress, reflect, look inward, enjoy moments of peace/quiet, seek God, or just take in and enjoy the moment.
There was this one time ages ago, when I decided to take myself out to a nice restaurant, normally I would probably just go to the park or library etc, so going to nice restaurant on my own was daunting, but I did not expect to be asked out by a guy later on, so that was a surprise.
Being alone doesn't automatically equate to being lonely, but on the flip side spending TOO much time alone can be damaging, you have to find the right balance for you, i guess
This video was really good,☺️ had me laughing , several times too.
I've been going through the tough ending of a long-term and really meaningful relationship and realised that that person truly became an extension of my being. Removing them from my life was like surgery without anesthesia. I've always been comfortably alone, even when in the relationship I would attend to my hobbies and have mini solo trips. But the realisation of doing these things without coming back to them at the end of the day has been a shock to my system. The whole thing threw me into questioning my own self... When did I become so attached? How an independent person like me has such a hard time letting go? When did I lose my "aloneness is my power" attitude that my 25 year old single self was proclaiming...? I'm going through the tunnel searching for the answers and I truly hope at the end of it I will find peace, joy and myself again.
Hey there x I went through the same thing myself in 2021, where my long term relationship ended. I had a rough time afterwards, but with the right counseling and making new friends, I am now coming out of the tunnel and enjoying life again. You will get there, it takes time to heal, but you will be OK and things do get better. Good luck and take care. :)
@@rosiepearson9119 hi Rosie, thank you for taking time to write these words to me. It means more than you think. :)
You know why I love to be alone?
Being alone is where nobody is judging me or disturbing me
But we're all not being alone all day, right?
True at some point some poeple need a Little Human time
I realize it all the time. I like being around people and friends to a certain degree and can socialize but I always get to a point were I am so drained, that I want my alone time too.
The animations are getting more expressive and cuter at the same time. I watch this with a grin on my face. Thanks Psych2Go for yet another soothing, charming, informative video
Thank you for pointing that out and the support!
I absolutely LOVE this new way of presenting an episode. It speaks louder and clearer than the normal reading-directly-from-a-script tone.
Don´t get me wrong, your episodes are well worth listening to but Amanda has an incredible voice and it just lends itself much better to this kind of narration than how the episodes are normally presented.
Keep going strong, team!
Being alone is what I’ve always preferred. Even during my teens and twenties when I had the youthful instinct to seek the company of others to party, I couldn’t deny that being alone in my room came first. Now in my 40’s, being alone is where I am 99% of the time. Relationships have always ended because of this. The excessive time I spend alone together with canceled dates have led to accusations of cheating…perhaps I’m cheating by being alone!?🤷🏻♂️ Whenever I do find myself in the company of others I’m carefully and quietly planning an exit.
I have constantly been told how being alone is damaging for you and it's unhealthy how much I desire being alone but in all honesty I thrive when I am alone.
Remember, being alone doesn't mean you're lonely!
I completely agree 100%
Whoever keeps telling you that it's unhealthy to spend time alone sounds like they're jealous that they don't feel comfortable being alone. Alone time is a necessity for me, I need to consider myself first sometimes so I can feel great about putting my amazing husband first other times. Solitude helps us fill up our own glass so we have more to share when we're with others.
I completely agree with all of this.
This is so true!
Tbh I really like being alone but I do it so much that I guess I'm about to be an asocial (word can be wrong. I don't use translator rn) person. I don't go out or do plans with my friends and my family. I'm getting more lazy etc.
Even if it feels good we shouldn't always do this. (I still didn't finish the video and I'm just a teenager who likes psychology. So I just wanted to explain what I noticed about staying too much alone effect me[I'm sure there's so much mistake in this sentences🥲])
I love being alone. Been alone 2years. But finding a significant other is definitely something most folks crave. Being alone has its benefits indeed. 👍🏻🙂Thanks @Psych2Go
For years I've always been sad and quite miserable for being single and always wanted someone to be with in order to help me recover and move on from my traumatizing past but now I guess it is better to stay alone
This video made me smile multiple times. This was just what I needed.
As someone who doesn’t spend much time with others outside of work, this video was nice for me to watch. Obviously there are also perks of not being alone, but you gotta find the right balance
This speaks to me.
Throughout my childhood to half of my adult life I had two toxic people, my dad and this woman whom was once a friend of my parents who lived with us. My Mom was the one person who always had faith in me and didn't treated me like I was mentally ill because I'm mildly autistic. My dad and this woman however even after my mother passed away treated me the opposite. They always kept telling me that I can't make it on my own, I can't do this or that. Or I'm autistic I wouldn't understand. It drove me crazy and I kept feeling like maybe it was true. However it finally came the time when my dad passed away and followed by this woman few years after that they were both wrong. I have been on my own for about 4 years now and I am finally happy. I got my independence, I am free to just be me and live how I want to live. Now don't get me wrong I got good friends at work, I got lots of good family members that always check on me and we do fin things together. But I love the fact that my dad and this woman were both terribly wrong about me this whole time. I am living happily with just me and my lovable dogs. I just wished my Dad was still alive so he could see how well I am doing on my own. If he was maybe I could finally feel like he was proud of me.
Have you ever made a video for people liked me to dealing with the unsatisfying feelings that they felt like a disappointment to their loved ones that passed on and wishes to lose that feeling? If so please share the link to it.
Honestly, I love being alone most of the time. Though I admit being alone too often can easily backfire on your mental health (speaking from my own experiences here), it can usually also offer me some much-needed relief, especially after a long day out. There are few things that make me happier than coming home after a busy day, making myself a cup of tea (or something else) sitting down in my chair, closing my eyes and just bathing in the silence. It's incredibly blissful and it really sends tingles down my spine, even if only for a brief moment X3 .
Also, I love Amanda's narration in this video. Her voice is so bubbly and energetic, and in a way it feels more authentic! It really made my heart flutter
"A season of loneliness and isolation is when the caterpillar gets it wings. Remember that next time you alone feel alone." - Mandy Hale
Thanks for the quote 🙌
My parents and grandparents went away on a trip for a day recently, leaving me alone at home. The silence and solitude... I knew I had been unknowingly craving for it. I'm an introverted ambivert, and I totally agree with this video! 😄
Lol, this happened to me too. I got bored after a day and a half and realised I do need *some* interaction to stay sane but I also enjoy alone time immensely. I don’t get it when people say they can’t go anywhere alone - I’ve been going places alone my whole life. But sometimes when you don’t know where your next dose of social interaction is coming from, you put more effort into finding it 😬
- introverted extrovert 😊
@@Cherrycreamsoda1 Ah well I've always been running away from company tbh 😂
I need this honestly. I can't wait to move out and have more alone time
"I stand alone" is the main theme for Introverts. Watch Quest for Camelot, you'll get what I mean.
Bonus, the upbeat voicework is a nice contrast to what we're used to getting. I love this. This must have been intentional. This is what we are on the inside.
Wow! I feel like this video was made for me. Through most of my life, I’ve felt pressured into socialising and having lots of friends and conforming to other people’s opinions despite being introverted, so watching this was very validating.
I felt the same way!
💯👍🏽👏🏽
That’s the one. Someone who likes their alone-time isn’t necessarily going through something deep. They’re just more internally sufficient, self-reliant and comfortable with themselves than the average person and that’s even without taking it any deeper conceptually. One way or another it’s a good thing.
Ain’t no way y’all acting like being put into conversations is oppression
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It's better to be alone than to feel powerless in someone world.
I agree, that's why I don't trust many who try to control my life. I only trust few people to control my life.
True this is why I want to be alone. Growing up I was such an easy target.👀
First of all, I LOVE THE STYLE OF THIS VIDEO. MORE PLEASE.
I used to thrive in my solitude but it's been a while since I lost that. I keep thinking about how lonely I am and it has kept me up in tears many nights. But now I'm trying to befriend myself again and get back to the things that made me happy. I can't say it's easy but it's certainly worth it.
To anyone who is struggling with their mental health, as a friend in this journe, I promise it's worth it. To see your old self coming back to you is worth everything. You got this, and if anything, at least one person in this world is rooting for you
Thank you psych2go for all the amazing videos💜
(I don't proof read anything so forgive any mistakes😂😭)
Im in the same process. Lost myself trying to conform and please people again. Trying to become comfy being myself and being by myself again.❤️good luck
@@EmSeezStudio good luck to you too💜
I love living alone. I love being alone. When I am alone, I am in great company.
For the first time on this channel, I can say completely relate to this. I'm going through a separation because of my extremely toxic behavior. This video was much more direct and down to earth than most. Really appreciate the timing as I go through the turmoil of discovering my depressive behavior and its tight (un)conscious grip on my personality.
Being ABLE to be alone is critical to real, self-sustained happiness.
I'm an INTJ. I don't mind meeting new people (sometimes) and hanging out with my loved ones (sometimes again 😂) but I really enjoy my alone time, in fact, it's necessary for me to achieve mental clarity and equilibrium! Also, Amanda's energy id off the charts in this video 😂 well done!
As a person who thinks i'm being forced to be someone, or just a narcissist, or just a moody teenager and angers some people seeing me being alone for quite always the time, and being rejected by most people when I try to open up, or just a bad person. Thank you Psych2go, this video is really boosting my confidence. ❤
Not an introvert, still this video is quite relevant for me. Videos like these help remember that it is ok to be in solitude even if the world around you seem to be getting into relationships and what not. Thanks Psych2Go
It’s a very nice video (and Silvera’s voice-over was brilliant, as-usual). Just don’t let stuff like the Hexago garbage that got released on this channel a couple of hours ago (a new guy voiced it over) put you off enjoying your own company and being comfortable with yourself s
My family did terrible things to me throughout my childhood, and i always had issues trusting other people and had difficulty making friends as a result. I spent a vast majority of my childhood alone and eventually i started realizing i had feelings for one of the few close friends i had that i grew up with who was aware of what i had been dealing with. She actually had a lot of common interests with me and she was always wanting to hang out and listen to my troubles, but I decided not to ask her out because I was afraid of pushing her away and ruining our friendship that I valued so much. She ended up asking me out in middle school when we were 14 and we had a very wonderful relationship. She ended up passing away a 4 days before her 25th birthday, which was also 8 days before the day we had planned our wedding. I've been alone again ever since, which has been both a blessing and a curse. I can partially relate to most of the points in this video, but i can also partially relate to the other side of the arguments as well. That's not to say one side is better than the other, as I can personally vouch that both being alone and with other people have their benefits and their downsides. It's just a matter of finding the right ballance based on your own personal experiences.
As an introverted I can confirm being alone is good often.
This is honestly what I needed to see because I might be living alone soon and I'm really nervous about it I do love my alone time and haven't had it in months unfortunately. But living alone seems so scary, and seeing something like this kinda helps theres some things I need to heal from and I feel like being alone will definitely help that a lot, so thank you for uploading this!
I can completely attest to number four being true. This past summer me and my boyfriend would see each other basically everyday and hangout all weekend with our friends. But after a while I could tell we were both getting so used to each other and our meet ups that it was almost becoming a routine. Once school started up again for us both, we both agreed to take time to focus on ourselves, our studies and to only see each other once a week. And although it hurt a bit at first and the withdrawal started kicking in, it really helped me to appreciate his company when are together. Not only that but it made our weekly meet ups even more precious and valuable. So I definitely agree that a bit of distance can help make relationships stronger while also making you a better person since you’ll be focusing on yourself too.
I think the first time I realized how much I enjoyed being alone was when my mom encouraged me to actually use my car, and I ended up finding a run-down arcade at the mall. I went there all the time and played street fighter! I enjoy being alone. But sometimes it is nice to share my stories with someone!😊
The way this video delivers is so different from the past. Amanda's playful voiceover and Ira's flawless animation making me hit on the replay button again... Way to go Psych2Go! #PunNotIntended
Being alone isn't a bad thing you just need to understand that also amazing vid!!!
I couldn’t be any happier! I love friends but the right ones! Surround yourself with the right ones otherwise find contentment by being by yourself, it’s liberating!💗
This spunky, upbeat style is a great change for showcasing positive aspects of a situation. I love the slow, comforting version you normally do, but this is nice as well!
This is strangely the only time I see the narrator happy to discuss a topic
I love the energy in this vid! ✨
I really loved Amanada's approach to this voice-over! Very energetic and playful, nice job!
I'm happy this video exists. But if I'm being honest something was different it makes the viewer feel a bit more attached to what is being said which is well played on your part so thank you!
I was 57 years old when I finally figured out that I was an introvert and did not like to really go out of my home and be OK with it. I need long periods of time to myself and then I can be in good spirits when I do have to go to a family function or fly on vacation.
Being alone is good because then nobody can treat you like trash, order you around, blow your money, lie to you, cheat on you, steal from you, try to make you something you're not, hurt you in any way, destroy everything that makes you who you are, or control everything in your life. These are actually 10 reasons. As good a number as any.
Being alone is great 👍🏽
Thanks for whoever liked my comment 😊
Thanks, this made me feel better about myself. I love my solitude. I was feeling bad for not wanting to be with others. I find it challenging being in relationships, nurturing them. It’s a challenge finding a balance.
Even though I like spending quality time with close friends (I have a very small circle anyway) I am inherently an introvert and love being in my personal space. Most people around me don't understand why I would enjoy being alone, but they don't realise that loneliness and solitude are two very different things. I have always been solitude-loving. It gives me time to introspect and reset my mind. Whereas drowning in a crowd only makes me exhausted.
P.S. I've been watching Psych2go for a long time now, but this is the first time I'm commenting. Thank you so much for making these videos. It really helps a lot to understand my own mental health ❤️
I don't really mind whether or not i'm alone or around others, but obviously sometimes it's too much either end and you either need to socialise or you'll go crazy or get away from everyone or you'll go crazy.
While my breakup with my ex was awful, amongst all the horrible emotions there was also a sense of freedom in there too. It was strange.
Was great voice acting a side effect of having alone time? Because, this video, the voice acting is absolutely stellar! Wonderful job! (An awesome job to the rest of team as well, don’t let me forget you < 3)
This is easily one of the best videos I've ever seen out of all the thousands I've watched. Every point hit the nail right on the head 📌
And the choice of keeping the video silent, but having an enthusiastic yet calming voice made the video feel exciting, calming, and cohesive to what the topic was about. Basically replicating it feels like to be content with being in solitude. Overall just a *great* video.
I appreciate this so much~
As an autistic teenager:
Most of my time I'm alone at school. I've been feeling that strange "jealousy to extroverts".
But, then i remember i have to take care of my spoons by not using them socializing.
I feel better when i just focus on doing my things alone, and I'm kinda happy with that
When i was a kid, my teacher though me a story of a man who was lost in an island, and then she said that, "the moral of the story is man can never be alone", and after listening to her i was always unconvinced with this ideology because at that time my most of the time was spent alone, but unfortunately it was not by choice, but latter on i found comport in that solitude, i found myself, and now i say, "I love being alone".
This video is exactly what I've been needing to hear! It's really difficult for me to enjoy myself sometimes when I'm alone, and for me, at least, I realize that the reason for that mainly comes from my thoughts and what I'm deciding to dwell on that's negative or unproductive.... thank you, PSYCH2GO, for sharing this video ❤️
This video felt a bit different than the usual. In a good way, I really enjoyed it!
Currently in the process of learning to spend more time with myself and enjoy it. Working on old hobbies I used to do and finding more time to focus on school. Spending time doing what you love on your own is also a great stress reliever!
Had an argument with someone a while ago when I needed to isolate and be alone for a bit of time. They skipped right to it being unhealthy and bad when I found it comforting and helpful when being overwhelmed. Not been talking since as I did prove right when thoughts took over. Needed it. Got denied it and ended up worsening mentally. So much easier to collect those thoughts and finding ways to cope with them when alone.
I absolutely loved this video in every aspect!! The message, the content, the animation, the voice over !!!
It was perfectt ❤
I've been alone for 3+ years and counting, and no, it's not as good as the video says anymore.
For me, it's the worst hell I ever experienced: no one to talk to about my favorite hobbies (I only get close to people with my same interests), no one to hang out with when the day's perfect, and no one to help me with my struggles; absolutely NOBODY.
I just feel abandoned like a stray puppy in a filthy dogpound, if only a good number of new friends (at least 5 or 6), or better yet, an eternal wife can set me free from my own prison. 🥺
totally agree and I feel you. Being alone feels good only when you chose it, even for the most introvert person in the world. We introverts need time alone to recharge and to do our own stuff. But the few times we want to talk to someone, and share moments, we don't find anyone to do that for me it's a soul crushing feeling
being alone helped me a lot.
Peace and quiet is truly the vacation us introverts need.
I like you, and your voice. I am having a bad day today, hearing your voice cheered me up. Thank you.
1:04 Getting to focus on you...
1:52 Boosting creativity
2:32 Authenticity
3:37 It enhances the quality of your relationships
4:16 It improves your mental well-being
5:04 You can make sure the cake is NOT a lie
Everyday, I keep getting obvious signs that I NEED to focus on myself this year and get closer to God. I’m such a people pleaser and it drains me, but I’m very slowly getting better.🙇🏾♀️😅
I was quite lonely at school today, which is unusual as I am normally around friends laughing and giggling. My friends all have different personalities, and one of them prefers solitude over feeling alone in a crowded room. So, I sat in the library and listened to music despite the laughter heard through my headphones in the background.
I felt a bit weird as I normally am an extrovert (because of my friends), but your video showed me the benefits of being alone time and how it is okay to be by yourself.
So thank you psych2go for this video! Also, I love the voice over's energy!
p.s Happy birthday Cindy!
Hello Psych2Go!! Happy Happy to be a part of Fortress of Solitude 😄😄.....All the points are very True....what an amazing animation n voice modulation 🤗🤗. I especially like how you explained the 6th point, that is "You can make sure the cake is Not a lie!". I always love to see these type of videos Psych2Go. Thank you so much Psych2Go 😇😇.
Loved this one. Would love if you did a video about Solo Living. (People who do not want to climb the relationship escalator)
You absolutely killed it on the voice acting Amanda, specially this time. Great job!
Wow needed this!! Very prototype!! Good job
As an introvert, I like to hang out with friends once or twice a week, but the rest of the days I love being alone at my house, for me it's the best plan :)
same👍
Already opening up the vid with this funny intro. Off to a great start Psych2Go 🤣🤣.
Tysm for making this video! I constantly get the "you must be so lonely" stuff from people, and it's super annoying! Now I can share this video whenever someone says something like that, and show them how I'm not lonely at all!
Tysm for sharing. Love this.
I kinda can't stand being alone because I'm an Extrovert, but I'm more quiet (not Ambivert or Extroverted Introvert, just quiet Extrovert, yes, we exist.) So I like being alone from time to time
I love being alone
Same
@@FullAutoWitch yeah
Thank you so much, I just needed this video
Whenever I'm confronted with overwhelming sadness, I take solace in the times that I have to myself. It allows me to slowly lift that heavy weight on my heart without feeling pressured or rushed to do so.
me gaslighting myself being alone for 4 years straight
Yeah, all this - is about being alone for like 20 mins, 1 day max without receiving notifications from your friends. That's what by being alone is implied here. People who praise this kind of stuff don't know what's actually being alone is like. And if they did, they would never wish for that
I luv how these animations are and the info in this pocket sized video is awesome
Ok I like being alone and just vibing with music or focusing on myself, but yeah sometimes I envy friends who walk everywhere together.
loving this narration style!
i love how happy the video started😭💖💖
Love the presentation in this video!
Something about this narration kept me more glued to it throughout and brought a smile to my face. Love it💕
I adore the way you narrarated this
I have Asperger Syndrome a form of autism.
I prefer being alone because I am focusing on myself. I can get the things done that I want to accomplish.
But at the same time I would like to have more REAL friends. Who I can do fun activities with and people who will be there for me during my hardest, darkest, sadness and happiest times.
Before I tried to fit in because I hated being lonely, but I was made to feel like I was the problem. So I realised that I was wasting my energy on people who didn’t care.
Thank you Phych2Go.
HEY!
I also want the SAME thing :D
And plus I'm diagnosed high functioning autistic so I get what you're feeling
Wooow I reeeally love the Amanda's narration in this video! So comical and emotional ❤❤
WOOOOOOW I love this entonation in your voice, its sooo contagious !!
I love the way you present the information, it's easy to understand and apply🥰🥰