With several of your videos, I've responded rather harshly, and not without good reason. But concerning your upbringing and lack of having celebrations as birthdays, I must admit that there is true value in your sharing that. And there are effects from it that most people wouldn't understand. I know several Chinese who have suffered the same dilemma, and happen to know of one specific instance in the United States where a 5 year old Chinese girl is being raised with the same circumstance. One thing that would greatly help you, is if you tried not being scared of getting a little dirty or scuffed up, once in awhile. Talk politics and ethics, and see how being passive and avoiding issues is of no help to you. Yoga goes only so far. Otherwise, you are like a robot trying to live like a human in a world that belongs entirely to someone else, and you find yourself feeling trapped, daily. There is more, for you, if you will ask......(edit) You actually didn't learn anything useful from your 'friends', as you esteem they're "always" happy. Beware that many people are 'plastic' and will most often endeavor to convey that they are perfectly fine, when they are far from it. And with your understandable insecurities, I encourage you to think how people can subconsciously have a latent desire to "win" in the sense of 'when' others may suffer collapse, like a staring contest. Fake friends are a most assured easy asset, who will placate you, but real friends will tell you truths despite your feelings.
Thank you for sharing your perspective and insights. I appreciate your honesty and the advice you’ve offered-I've never received such a detailed comment before. I’m exploring different things to find what suits me best, which is why I’m trying yoga, piano, and other activities. Your advice about friends is valuable, and I agree that discussing politics and ethics could be a great way to grow. I’ll consider diving into topics about Trump and Harris next time. I’ll definitely keep your words in mind and will work on making my thoughts more detailed in the future. Thanks Andrew! 😊
@@cheekeebo You're welcome. And thank you for being open and balanced enough to accept what criticisms I may impart, with fortitude. Your choice for keyboard was terrible, actually (smile), as you should have gotten what I have: a MODX8. And honestly, maybe simply connect with piano playing with the ONLY intent being to feel with your ears, the thoughts within your mind. Forfeit the idea that you do not play with any objective to impress, but express. Best wishes.
Your fingers are perfect for playing the piano.
@@TheJazzyPianista That’s such a lovely compliment for someone just starting out. I truly appreciate it, thank you!
Thumbs up with learning to play music -- with the piano. Excellent choice.
Thank you! I'm really excited about learning the piano. It’s been an amazing experience so far!
Great lovely video as usual 🎹 🐇
I appreciate your lovely comment! Thanks for watching! 🌸😊
With several of your videos, I've responded rather harshly, and not without good reason. But concerning your upbringing and lack of having celebrations as birthdays, I must admit that there is true value in your sharing that. And there are effects from it that most people wouldn't understand. I know several Chinese who have suffered the same dilemma, and happen to know of one specific instance in the United States where a 5 year old Chinese girl is being raised with the same circumstance. One thing that would greatly help you, is if you tried not being scared of getting a little dirty or scuffed up, once in awhile. Talk politics and ethics, and see how being passive and avoiding issues is of no help to you. Yoga goes only so far. Otherwise, you are like a robot trying to live like a human in a world that belongs entirely to someone else, and you find yourself feeling trapped, daily. There is more, for you, if you will ask......(edit) You actually didn't learn anything useful from your 'friends', as you esteem they're "always" happy. Beware that many people are 'plastic' and will most often endeavor to convey that they are perfectly fine, when they are far from it. And with your understandable insecurities, I encourage you to think how people can subconsciously have a latent desire to "win" in the sense of 'when' others may suffer collapse, like a staring contest. Fake friends are a most assured easy asset, who will placate you, but real friends will tell you truths despite your feelings.
Thank you for sharing your perspective and insights. I appreciate your honesty and the advice you’ve offered-I've never received such a detailed comment before.
I’m exploring different things to find what suits me best, which is why I’m trying yoga, piano, and other activities. Your advice about friends is valuable, and I agree that discussing politics and ethics could be a great way to grow. I’ll consider diving into topics about Trump and Harris next time.
I’ll definitely keep your words in mind and will work on making my thoughts more detailed in the future.
Thanks Andrew! 😊
@@cheekeebo You're welcome. And thank you for being open and balanced enough to accept what criticisms I may impart, with fortitude. Your choice for keyboard was terrible, actually (smile), as you should have gotten what I have: a MODX8. And honestly, maybe simply connect with piano playing with the ONLY intent being to feel with your ears, the thoughts within your mind. Forfeit the idea that you do not play with any objective to impress, but express. Best wishes.