One thing that this video reminded me of, that I happened to learn a few years back: Time feels like it’s moving slower to our younger selves because we haven’t gotten into that adult loops of life. Most thing are still fresh to us thus our brain is still learning to receive and recognize things. The more new info we take in, the more time “slows down”. There have been studies that basically prove that stepping outside of your comfort zone and things you are used to, the more time you essentially add to Your own “clocks”. There are a few different layers to this but once again u provided us with banger content!!!
One of the things I've realised abt being miserable during school and some of my childhood is that ppl actually forget very fast abt your embarrassing and bad moments. For example (and I'm feeling very embarrassed rn as I'm giving this as an example) when I was in around 5th grade I pooped my pants by mistake and everyone was laughing at me and basically bullying me and that continued for like 5 days after which it stopped...now I'm 99,99% absolutely no one except myself remembers abt it rn...ppl are actually nicer than most of us think or they just stop caring for one small mistake and such. Very nice video btw it gives me some motivation to be more confident and social!!!
It’s like people always say, man, “Never forget your roots.” I’m twenty years old and I still don’t feel like an adult; it feels like just last week I was in the living room watching Code Lyoko with my little brother. I’ve come to realize, though, that there really isn’t anything wrong with that, and that everyone should try and cherish their fond memories as much as they can because it’s a part of who they are, as well as who they will be.
Loosing childhood memories is very painful because the items you cherished as a kid are lost due to giving the said items away or forgotten due to pressures of growing up into adulthood
Aye bro it’s hard sometimes you be trying to be the person you needed when you was a kid but we always trying to improve but also comfort ourselves and those we care about in the midst
It's hard to accept that the life you lived almost 20 years ago will never return. That society, media, popular culture, the atmosphere, and so much more will never be what it once was. Life was simpler in the past and that's a fact. That isn't nostalgia speaking. But, it's also good to acknowledge the past and accept it all for what it was. The good and the bad. Embrace _ALL_ of it but be grateful for that which is worth being grateful for. Be grateful you were born when you were and that you got to experience those times but *don't* hyperfixate on them either. Otherwise the 2020s will be the 2030s before you know it and the present will be yet another era that you wish you could go back to, because you didn't take the time to appreciate it and make the best of it while it was here.
Dude I’ve been thinking about this a lot recently. I’ve been trying pretty hard to unlock the parts of my childhood that I suppressed. I love change and looking forward. I even do a great job living in the moment. But by neglecting my past I’m definitely missing out on some of the richness of life.
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Another well done video 👏🏾👏🏾
Great video again, keep it up.
Keep up the great work bro🤙💯
Embracing the past to know how to handle the future.. oh yes wise one... another one🙌
Beautiful insight. Our past can shape who we are but we can't let us dictate our actions.
One thing that this video reminded me of, that I happened to learn a few years back:
Time feels like it’s moving slower to our younger selves because we haven’t gotten into that adult loops of life. Most thing are still fresh to us thus our brain is still learning to receive and recognize things. The more new info we take in, the more time “slows down”. There have been studies that basically prove that stepping outside of your comfort zone and things you are used to, the more time you essentially add to
Your own “clocks”. There are a few different layers to this but once again u provided us with banger content!!!
One of the things I've realised abt being miserable during school and some of my childhood is that ppl actually forget very fast abt your embarrassing and bad moments. For example (and I'm feeling very embarrassed rn as I'm giving this as an example) when I was in around 5th grade I pooped my pants by mistake and everyone was laughing at me and basically bullying me and that continued for like 5 days after which it stopped...now I'm 99,99% absolutely no one except myself remembers abt it rn...ppl are actually nicer than most of us think or they just stop caring for one small mistake and such. Very nice video btw it gives me some motivation to be more confident and social!!!
i was just thinking about this a few days ago. your videos always hit, good job with this one !!
It’s like people always say, man, “Never forget your roots.” I’m twenty years old and I still don’t feel like an adult; it feels like just last week I was in the living room watching Code Lyoko with my little brother. I’ve come to realize, though, that there really isn’t anything wrong with that, and that everyone should try and cherish their fond memories as much as they can because it’s a part of who they are, as well as who they will be.
Loosing childhood memories is very painful because the items you cherished as a kid are lost due to giving the said items away or forgotten due to pressures of growing up into adulthood
Aye bro it’s hard sometimes you be trying to be the person you needed when you was a kid but we always trying to improve but also comfort ourselves and those we care about in the midst
This is a really great video man . Really had me thinking myself . Keep it up my man . I like these kind of videos keep going
Great job with this video. Events from years ago can still feel like yesterday.
It's hard to accept that the life you lived almost 20 years ago will never return. That society, media, popular culture, the atmosphere, and so much more will never be what it once was. Life was simpler in the past and that's a fact. That isn't nostalgia speaking. But, it's also good to acknowledge the past and accept it all for what it was. The good and the bad. Embrace _ALL_ of it but be grateful for that which is worth being grateful for. Be grateful you were born when you were and that you got to experience those times but *don't* hyperfixate on them either. Otherwise the 2020s will be the 2030s before you know it and the present will be yet another era that you wish you could go back to, because you didn't take the time to appreciate it and make the best of it while it was here.
Dude I’ve been thinking about this a lot recently. I’ve been trying pretty hard to unlock the parts of my childhood that I suppressed. I love change and looking forward. I even do a great job living in the moment. But by neglecting my past I’m definitely missing out on some of the richness of life.
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