Actually a simple and authentic life, bypassing the currents of the mainstream and weaving your way through the jungle of modern life is a lot of hard work and not for the faint-hearted. But what a glorious path.
Yes , simple liveing . Aftery devorace. Loseing everything I worked for . I had to rebuild at 50 years old . Today I live a simple life . Small cabin , offgrid , minimulist lifestyle .
I always thought simple living was based on literal minimalism with material things. This totally opened me up to how we can clutter our mind, presence, and way of living. We are not machines, why must we live like one. I really want to buy that book! My sunset moment is finding joy in art again, spending time with my family and cuddling my cats. Thank you for the video!
It's a beautiful book! Thank you sharing your sunset moments. Art is a one for me too, just taking time to be creative with no distractions. I am so glad to hear the video helped open you up to a different way of looking at simplicity! 🤍
I've always believed that it's in our nature to live simply and as close to nature as we can. You hit the nail on the head when you said we're hardwired for it. We've not always had all this "stuff" in our lives. Yet as time moves on, more people believe it's always been there, the internet, cellphones, movie theatres, etc etc etc. The more we "progress" the behinder we get! I live in an old, small, rustic A Frame cottage overlooking a small lake. I love it! No matter the weather, the view is pure heaven. I'm surrounded by trees and there is plenty of wildlife here. As a writer I need this. I need the peace, lack of traffic and mass society. As a human I need it even more. Most of my kitchen tools are manual, such as no electric can opener, no air fryer and no instapot. I use a regular pressure cooker because I can use that on an open fire should I lose power. I'm totally set up to live without power here. There is a huge sense of security in that. Should I need to hunt for my food, I can and will. This is the life.
How often I think this way too, sadly I feel that most folk are identified with the culturally created, thought-based 'selves', and aren't 'aware' of the intrinsic nature that they are and are addicted to the modern culturally based identity! Most folks are lost in yesterday and tomorrow this is the BIG problem and they/we fail to notice the beauty of 'just now'! You are one of many voicing, pointing the way and I 'believe' more ears are open! Thank you.
Thank you for your comment. I do believe more and more people are beginning to wake up and recognize their intrinsic nature. I am hopeful that this will create positive change in the world.
My Sunset moment is to actually wake up in the morning and looking at the sky and greens which I feel really good to do it. Drink healthy and consume healthy food which is very hard to do it in my country. It is really hard for me to wake up in the morning because of darkness, My Room is covered with building where I dont get sun light in my room to help me to wake up naturally. But I still try to do it. and many more
Thank you for sharing! I agree with you. I also love looking at the sky and getting some sunlight first thing in the morning if I can. It is a beautiful way to start the day.
Your video, and the whole rewilding concept really spoke to me. I’m 62, a retired trucker, and once wild girl. In 2004, I was in a roll-over accident that really changed my life. I lost touch with who I was. Now, 2 decades later, I am beginning to reawaken, and remember, and yearn for that simplicity and focus again. It’s gonna be a long, hard road to get back there, but I remember who I was (and know I still am her) and I see the path clearly to reach my authentic self again. It’s things like this video, and your channel, that help me to stay focused on what is important, and what will serve me best, while flushing the dross out. Thank you for a timely reminder of the genuine beauty of being ourselves!
Thank you for sharing 💙I too am beginning on the path to my authentic self and it is a hard yet beautiful journey to be on. I am happy to hear the video resonated with you!! Well wishes in your efforts to return to simplicity and live authentically.
@@AwakenOurWild I think it shows a real wisdom to be taking the more difficult road and working towards that which is healthy and right for you. It seems that, without fail, those who wait until they’re older to begin to take care of themselves, ALWAYS regret the loss of useable time. One thing I’d recommend: making a memory book. I have one that I started decades ago, with the intent of giving it to family on my death, so they could see the authentic me, and remember me as I really was, not as someone might imagine. I have drawn pictures in it, written a couple poems and (super short) stories. I’ve described places I’ve gone, and how I felt about them, I’ve got a page of colors, and my own description of how each color makes me feel. There’s just all sorts of random and various things in there, things that, over the years, have vibed with me in a way that I wanted to record it. When I die, the book will be complete, and it will be something my grandsons can keep as an expression from me to them, of myself.
@@HannahSegullah I have heard similar thoughts on the topic of regrets. I feel fortunate to have heard such wisdom early on in life. I love the memory book idea. Thank you for sharing! I am a journal keeper, but I feel inspired to add more to it other than just writing.
Thank you. Beautiful. For me simplicity means only one meal a day and different thinking. That what others are doing or think ,don't. Greetings from the Netherlands.
You are blessed with wisdom at a very young age. Continue to spread your message of living more simply and staying, or getting, more connected to the natural world.
Well said and thanks for sharing this, your definition resonates. All the best with your quest, no doubt you will make an impact, keep going…. Agree the more we embrace the natural flow and our role in it, the closer we are to living simply or simply living…😌👍 🍃
By the way, thank you for your videos. I particularly appreciate that you say what you say in your own words, from your own thoughts, experience and outlook - not just rattling off a lot of catch-words and trite phrases one hears so often when people are talking about simple living.
Thanks for sharing your truth. Ive been going through alot since I downloaded this video when you released it. I needed the reminder to find contentment in myself, and in my sitting spaces, like by the ocean. Sometimes there are sunsets there too.
Thank you so much for sharing. It is nice to hear that the message of this video has been helpful. I wish you many beautiful simple moments even amidst hard times. 💙
Fox & Bear learned a lesson we humans have forgotten. Efficiency is a trap; Complexity is a burden; Possession is a grave. Have you read Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari? He lays out, very clearly, how we humans have entrapped and enfeebled ourselves, beginning with leaving the Hunter-Gathering way of life for farming and animal husbandry, at the same time killing off most of the mega-fauna of all continents except where we first emerged - Africa - because the animals there had time to adapt to our predatory ways before we became dangerous enough to wipe out entire species. We also killed off all the remaining human species on the way to becoming the anti-naturalistic creatures our so-called culture encourages and even demands. Now we seem to want to kill off our own species, or merge it somehow with robotic or bio-engineered analogs, which is the same thing as killing ourselves off. I sometimes wonder if Homo sapiens now has a guilt-induced death wish for all the horrors we've wrought on this planet, our only home in the Universe.
The Universe Just Show Me Your Video & I'm Truly Grateful I Found This Video In This Time Being Of My Life. As I'm Cultivating Simlicity & Minimalism Life Right After My 2nd Phase Of Spiritual Awakeneng 2 Year Ago, I Feel Much Calm & Living In Peace. But Sometimes, I Still Question & Ask Myself Is It OK For Continuing Living In This Way? Your Video Absolutely Giving Me The Reassurance Message For Me To Live Authentically In Simplicity In My Current Life Season, Just Alllow All The Beauty Of Possibilities Happening In Life. My Sunset Moment Is My Daily Nature Grounding Moment In My Garden, Sitting On My Garden Bench Journaling, Reading & Meditation, Talking To The Nature & Universe, This Just Truly Makes Me Fulfilling In Calmness & Cultivating Wholeness In Abundance. Thank You For Your Sharing, Beyond Grateful For You, Much Love💗
Your sunset moment sounds absolutely delightful. I long to have a garden of my own. Thank you for sharing. 💙 May you continue to find much contentment in life as you pursue simplicity.
What lovely synchronicity: I sat down to watch this video right after enjoying one of those sunset moments. 🙂 I was standing in the center of the grassy hilltop where my wife was teaching a young horse to jump. She rode her horse around and over jumps in every direction, and I was standing in the center, rotating slowly most of the 30 minutes or so. I was watching the sunset in a wonderful setting: on a hilltop way out in the countryside. I could notice how the sunset changed slightly since last time I was facing a given direction. It was a marvelous show, and the young horse was learning quickly!
Simple doesn't necessarily mean easy as some might think, that's my thought. Simple living to me is self sufficiency, using basic or "old" tools to do so. If I wanted to grow a garden, and wanted to make it easy, there would be an endless amount of stuff to buy and those things would make it easy but not as fulfilling. In every hobby there is endless abouts of things to buy. I have had a lot of nice things, I don't want to be caught up in that any longer. I want a small "farm" where the work is hard but the fulfilment and gratefulness is never ending.
@@onearmeverything6000 thank you for sharing your thoughts! I couldn't agree more. I value the simple but sometimes more difficult ways of accomplishing things because it's more fulfilling, and does prevent me from accumulating too many gadgets and things that in the end, may make some things easier but are unnecessary.
Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity! Henry David Thoreau.-Walden Pond. A must read for all simplicity seekers. He had already figured this out in the 1840's.
The simple life is very wonderful. We are tired of the traditional life and the age of speed. Even the beautiful moments are very fast. You must find someone who has the same idea in order to accept the simple life and live away from the noise.
Nice to see someone of your age thinking this way , shame a few more people don’t think this way 🙁where I live GDP is all the government seem to go on about , but this does not take into account income inequality and the rich getting richer at the expense of the workers who are suffering badly . Apparently all this technology is progress , I think not !! Take me back at least 20 years to a much simpler life . Good luck with your channel .
recently realized how much i crave a simple life and have been struggling to find a way to that kind of life. i really wanna surround myself in a community that desires that as well. im glad i found you!
You said it perfectly: undivided attention. That is the clue to fully enjoy, feel, be in the present moment, and so the life. Your videos are always inspiring :)
Loved this video, thank you. Small feedback (but feel free to ignore if not relevant), i think the bg sound could be slightly less audible, it would ocassionally distract me from listening to your voice (containing the message) which felt like a disservice to the message.
Lots of us crave a simple life...however not every can attain it. Like you said in another video. It takes lots of money to buy land and build a homestead. Also you have to pay property taxes on the land so you can't really ever escape modern life you have to make money and be able to pay for even your basic needs.
I agree! I think what I've realized is that there is no perfect definition of simple living, and to cut all ties with the modern world would be incredibly difficult. All we can do is our best to live a life that is in alignment with what we truly value.
I’m glad I found your channel but your second definition of a simple life, unfortunately, is not attainable… i.e. not everyone has fertile land they can grow their own food in, not everyone has the skills, doctors and nurses are needed to help you when you get ill or break a leg, and they definitely don’t have time to be gathering and growing their own food, etc. BUT, as far as your first definition, that’s what I’m ALL about and I’m hoping to get more of that from your channel 😊
I agree it's not attainable for literally everyone to live such a lifestyle, as much as it would be nice for everyone to have that option. As far as returning to a simple life described in the 2nd definition, I think nowadays there is a spectrum of what is in peoples' power to do to live more connected to the earth, and that any effort in that direction can be beneficial. I'm happy to hear the first definition resonated with you! Thanks for your comment! 😊
Simple living is most difficult. It is so much harder to just do nothing and be bored in the forest, or watching the monotonous scenery. Modern human is entrained to the rhythm of constant pain and high stimulus and constant activity. Have you heard of people going insane from white room treatment? Give me likes, you People who are unable to rest for any moment, and are constantly over fatigued in various ways by keeping working despite all the pains and physical illnesses from it. Loneliness is your problem too probably. I need some extra stimulatory dopamine from your likes, don't you agree?
Actually a simple and authentic life, bypassing the currents of the mainstream and weaving your way through the jungle of modern life is a lot of hard work and not for the faint-hearted. But what a glorious path.
I share this sentiment, and you worded it so well. It's definitely not easy, but worth the effort.
Yes , simple liveing .
Aftery devorace. Loseing everything I worked for .
I had to rebuild at 50 years old . Today I live a simple life .
Small cabin , offgrid , minimulist lifestyle .
I always thought simple living was based on literal minimalism with material things. This totally opened me up to how we can clutter our mind, presence, and way of living. We are not machines, why must we live like one. I really want to buy that book! My sunset moment is finding joy in art again, spending time with my family and cuddling my cats. Thank you for the video!
It's a beautiful book! Thank you sharing your sunset moments. Art is a one for me too, just taking time to be creative with no distractions. I am so glad to hear the video helped open you up to a different way of looking at simplicity! 🤍
It does not only mean the first thing.
Love this. When you return to Nature and realize what really matters, you reconnect with your inner Wild Spirit.
My sunset moments are drinking coffee in the morning while reading a book and going for a walk over lunch while noticing the nature around me
I love it! Thank you for sharing 🤍
I've always believed that it's in our nature to live simply and as close to nature as we can. You hit the nail on the head when you said we're hardwired for it. We've not always had all this "stuff" in our lives. Yet as time moves on, more people believe it's always been there, the internet, cellphones, movie theatres, etc etc etc. The more we "progress" the behinder we get! I live in an old, small, rustic A Frame cottage overlooking a small lake. I love it! No matter the weather, the view is pure heaven. I'm surrounded by trees and there is plenty of wildlife here. As a writer I need this. I need the peace, lack of traffic and mass society. As a human I need it even more. Most of my kitchen tools are manual, such as no electric can opener, no air fryer and no instapot. I use a regular pressure cooker because I can use that on an open fire should I lose power. I'm totally set up to live without power here. There is a huge sense of security in that. Should I need to hunt for my food, I can and will. This is the life.
I couldn't agree more. What you described sounds so very appealing to me! I aspire to be more self-sufficient.
How often I think this way too, sadly I feel that most folk are identified with the culturally created, thought-based 'selves', and aren't 'aware' of the intrinsic nature that they are and are addicted to the modern culturally based identity! Most folks are lost in yesterday and tomorrow this is the BIG problem and they/we fail to notice the beauty of 'just now'! You are one of many voicing, pointing the way and I 'believe' more ears are open! Thank you.
Thank you for your comment. I do believe more and more people are beginning to wake up and recognize their intrinsic nature. I am hopeful that this will create positive change in the world.
My Sunset moment is to actually wake up in the morning and looking at the sky and greens which I feel really good to do it. Drink healthy and consume healthy food which is very hard to do it in my country.
It is really hard for me to wake up in the morning because of darkness, My Room is covered with building where I dont get sun light in my room to help me to wake up naturally. But I still try to do it. and many more
Thank you for sharing! I agree with you. I also love looking at the sky and getting some sunlight first thing in the morning if I can. It is a beautiful way to start the day.
so much yes. ur philosophy is exactly as mine has been for years. im always preaching this
Your video, and the whole rewilding concept really spoke to me. I’m 62, a retired trucker, and once wild girl. In 2004, I was in a roll-over accident that really changed my life. I lost touch with who I was. Now, 2 decades later, I am beginning to reawaken, and remember, and yearn for that simplicity and focus again. It’s gonna be a long, hard road to get back there, but I remember who I was (and know I still am her) and I see the path clearly to reach my authentic self again.
It’s things like this video, and your channel, that help me to stay focused on what is important, and what will serve me best, while flushing the dross out.
Thank you for a timely reminder of the genuine beauty of being ourselves!
Thank you for sharing 💙I too am beginning on the path to my authentic self and it is a hard yet beautiful journey to be on. I am happy to hear the video resonated with you!! Well wishes in your efforts to return to simplicity and live authentically.
@@AwakenOurWild I think it shows a real wisdom to be taking the more difficult road and working towards that which is healthy and right for you. It seems that, without fail, those who wait until they’re older to begin to take care of themselves, ALWAYS regret the loss of useable time.
One thing I’d recommend: making a memory book. I have one that I started decades ago, with the intent of giving it to family on my death, so they could see the authentic me, and remember me as I really was, not as someone might imagine. I have drawn pictures in it, written a couple poems and (super short) stories. I’ve described places I’ve gone, and how I felt about them, I’ve got a page of colors, and my own description of how each color makes me feel. There’s just all sorts of random and various things in there, things that, over the years, have vibed with me in a way that I wanted to record it. When I die, the book will be complete, and it will be something my grandsons can keep as an expression from me to them, of myself.
@@HannahSegullah
I have heard similar thoughts on the topic of regrets. I feel fortunate to have heard such wisdom early on in life. I love the memory book idea. Thank you for sharing! I am a journal keeper, but I feel inspired to add more to it other than just writing.
Thank you. Beautiful. For me simplicity means only one meal a day and different thinking. That what others are doing or think ,don't. Greetings from the Netherlands.
@@ninianmilne thank you for sharing 🙏💙
You are blessed with wisdom at a very young age. Continue to spread your message of living more simply and staying, or getting, more connected to the natural world.
Thank you very much for your encouraging words! 🙂
Well said and thanks for sharing this, your definition resonates. All the best with your quest, no doubt you will make an impact, keep going…. Agree the more we embrace the natural flow and our role in it, the closer we are to living simply or simply living…😌👍 🍃
By the way, thank you for your videos. I particularly appreciate that you say what you say in your own words, from your own thoughts, experience and outlook - not just rattling off a lot of catch-words and trite phrases one hears so often when people are talking about simple living.
Thanks for sharing your truth. Ive been going through alot since I downloaded this video when you released it. I needed the reminder to find contentment in myself, and in my sitting spaces, like by the ocean. Sometimes there are sunsets there too.
Thank you so much for sharing. It is nice to hear that the message of this video has been helpful. I wish you many beautiful simple moments even amidst hard times. 💙
Fox & Bear learned a lesson we humans have forgotten. Efficiency is a trap; Complexity is a burden; Possession is a grave. Have you read Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari? He lays out, very clearly, how we humans have entrapped and enfeebled ourselves, beginning with leaving the Hunter-Gathering way of life for farming and animal husbandry, at the same time killing off most of the mega-fauna of all continents except where we first emerged - Africa - because the animals there had time to adapt to our predatory ways before we became dangerous enough to wipe out entire species. We also killed off all the remaining human species on the way to becoming the anti-naturalistic creatures our so-called culture encourages and even demands. Now we seem to want to kill off our own species, or merge it somehow with robotic or bio-engineered analogs, which is the same thing as killing ourselves off. I sometimes wonder if Homo sapiens now has a guilt-induced death wish for all the horrors we've wrought on this planet, our only home in the Universe.
The Universe Just Show Me Your Video & I'm Truly Grateful I Found This Video In This Time Being Of My Life. As I'm Cultivating Simlicity & Minimalism Life Right After My 2nd Phase Of Spiritual Awakeneng 2 Year Ago, I Feel Much Calm & Living In Peace. But Sometimes, I Still Question & Ask Myself Is It OK For Continuing Living In This Way? Your Video Absolutely Giving Me The Reassurance Message For Me To Live Authentically In Simplicity In My Current Life Season, Just Alllow All The Beauty Of Possibilities Happening In Life. My Sunset Moment Is My Daily Nature Grounding Moment In My Garden, Sitting On My Garden Bench Journaling, Reading & Meditation, Talking To The Nature & Universe, This Just Truly Makes Me Fulfilling In Calmness & Cultivating Wholeness In Abundance. Thank You For Your Sharing, Beyond Grateful For You, Much Love💗
Your sunset moment sounds absolutely delightful. I long to have a garden of my own. Thank you for sharing. 💙 May you continue to find much contentment in life as you pursue simplicity.
@@AwakenOurWild Same To You, Sending Love, Light & Abundance Blessings To You🫶🏻
What lovely synchronicity: I sat down to watch this video right after enjoying one of those sunset moments. 🙂
I was standing in the center of the grassy hilltop where my wife was teaching a young horse to jump. She rode her horse around and over jumps in every direction, and I was standing in the center, rotating slowly most of the 30 minutes or so. I was watching the sunset in a wonderful setting: on a hilltop way out in the countryside. I could notice how the sunset changed slightly since last time I was facing a given direction. It was a marvelous show, and the young horse was learning quickly!
Thank you for sharing what sounds like such a beautiful moment. ☺️
Thank you 🙏
Well said! Please spread your knowledge. Namaste.❣
Thank you!!💙
couldn't agree more
Interesting and useful insights
Thank you! I am glad to hear it.
simple is better...life is now, living the present moment, love it! thanks for the video.
You're welcome! Thank you!!
Simple doesn't necessarily mean easy as some might think, that's my thought. Simple living to me is self sufficiency, using basic or "old" tools to do so. If I wanted to grow a garden, and wanted to make it easy, there would be an endless amount of stuff to buy and those things would make it easy but not as fulfilling. In every hobby there is endless abouts of things to buy. I have had a lot of nice things, I don't want to be caught up in that any longer. I want a small "farm" where the work is hard but the fulfilment and gratefulness is never ending.
@@onearmeverything6000 thank you for sharing your thoughts! I couldn't agree more. I value the simple but sometimes more difficult ways of accomplishing things because it's more fulfilling, and does prevent me from accumulating too many gadgets and things that in the end, may make some things easier but are unnecessary.
Totally agreed we live in world just living for money we forget Ted to enjoy life moments that's why we feel like life is racingg
Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!
Henry David Thoreau.-Walden Pond.
A must read for all simplicity seekers.
He had already figured this out in the 1840's.
I once read about half that book, perhaps I need to revisit it.
The simple life is very wonderful. We are tired of the traditional life and the age of speed. Even the beautiful moments are very fast. You must find someone who has the same idea in order to accept the simple life and live away from the noise.
I agree! Finding someone who values simplicity to share life with certainly helps. Thank you for your comment!
Nice to see someone of your age thinking this way , shame a few more people don’t think this way 🙁where I live GDP is all the government seem to go on about , but this does not take into account income inequality and the rich getting richer at the expense of the workers who are suffering badly . Apparently all this technology is progress , I think not !! Take me back at least 20 years to a much simpler life . Good luck with your channel .
I hope that with sparking discussion, more people will begin to think this way. Thank you very much!!
recently realized how much i crave a simple life and have been struggling to find a way to that kind of life. i really wanna surround myself in a community that desires that as well. im glad i found you!
I have the same desire for a community of people who value simple living. It's part of the reason I started this channel. Thank you for your comment!🤍
Nice job young lady.
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Thank you!🙏
❤ wonderful video and story. Explains it so well. ❤
Thank you very much!
Thank you, for the reminder.
This is exactly what the people needs to hear:)
Your videos are so beautiful and meaningful, I hope your channel will grow as beautifully
Thank you very much! That means a lot. 🤍
You said it perfectly: undivided attention. That is the clue to fully enjoy, feel, be in the present moment, and so the life.
Your videos are always inspiring :)
Thank you very much! I'm glad you agree. 💙
I loved the fox and bear story, so true to how we have become, I love your style of video, new friend🙏🙏 greetings from New Zealand❤️❤️
It's become one of my favorites. Thank you very much! 🙏🤍
What a fantastic video!!! ❤❤❤ Subscribed!
Thank you very much!! 🤍
This was such a lovely perspective 💚
Thank you! 🤍
Well said. Thank you!😊 PS We had a 'road reconstruction moment', too.
Thank you for this thought-provoking and inspiring video.
Freaking love your content🥰🙏💦🐾🤍🌾❣️ New subscriber ☺️
Thank you so much!!💙☺
Loved this video, thank you. Small feedback (but feel free to ignore if not relevant), i think the bg sound could be slightly less audible, it would ocassionally distract me from listening to your voice (containing the message) which felt like a disservice to the message.
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I love your content!
Thank you so much! 🤍
Really enjoyed your video!
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Lots of us crave a simple life...however not every can attain it. Like you said in another video. It takes lots of money to buy land and build a homestead. Also you have to pay property taxes on the land so you can't really ever escape modern life you have to make money and be able to pay for even your basic needs.
I agree! I think what I've realized is that there is no perfect definition of simple living, and to cut all ties with the modern world would be incredibly difficult. All we can do is our best to live a life that is in alignment with what we truly value.
@@AwakenOurWild 💯
great video! subscribed!
Thank you very much!
Right!?
I am looking for people who are compatible with me. To live a simple life we must be a group/idea
It’s an age thing.
Where do you live? The land is as beautiful as you are
Thank you!! I live in Canada.🙂
I’m glad I found your channel but your second definition of a simple life, unfortunately, is not attainable… i.e. not everyone has fertile land they can grow their own food in, not everyone has the skills, doctors and nurses are needed to help you when you get ill or break a leg, and they definitely don’t have time to be gathering and growing their own food, etc. BUT, as far as your first definition, that’s what I’m ALL about and I’m hoping to get more of that from your channel 😊
I agree it's not attainable for literally everyone to live such a lifestyle, as much as it would be nice for everyone to have that option. As far as returning to a simple life described in the 2nd definition, I think nowadays there is a spectrum of what is in peoples' power to do to live more connected to the earth, and that any effort in that direction can be beneficial. I'm happy to hear the first definition resonated with you! Thanks for your comment! 😊
Simple living is most difficult. It is so much harder to just do nothing and be bored in the forest, or watching the monotonous scenery. Modern human is entrained to the rhythm of constant pain and high stimulus and constant activity.
Have you heard of people going insane from white room treatment?
Give me likes, you People who are unable to rest for any moment, and are constantly over fatigued in various ways by keeping working despite all the pains and physical illnesses from it. Loneliness is your problem too probably.
I need some extra stimulatory dopamine from your likes, don't you agree?
a real teacher ❤🩹