Japan 4 U (ebay.to/2T6wOaF) Is a great ebay page to pick up a faulty GameBoy console! Keep your eyes peeled for the bargains! Post pictures of your repairs in my Facebook Group!(bit.ly/2zOi869)
Nooooo! Don’t tell anyone about this ebay store! Soon I’ll have nothing to buy 😉 But seriously, I have bought about 20 consoles from japan4u and enjoy fixing and tuning the things immensely! Thanks for a great video once again!
Really good video.Congratulations :) I have an old Game Boy from 1990 and I would like to repair the joypad 4 button , because It doesn´t work in one direction, Where can I Get some plastic and button pieces and the rubber unfer the joypad ? Do you know aly place to look after this pieces ? Thank You very muck. Keep going with this good videos and the really interesting youtube channel :) Congratulations :)
You should really consider removing those left over cohesive-marks that are left from removing the stickers and screens. I was about to write this comment to your previous video where you stick the brand new screen over a painted case. If the contact surface is uneven two parts won't stick as well as you hope. You can easily and quickly remove the left over residue by scraping it off with sharp chicel or razor blade and end up with nice smooth contact surface. What comes to that restored Gameboy Pocket I can see that the surface is uneven under the detail sticker.
I was think the same thing, when painting he should put painters tape where the screen lens goes, and where the stickers go. Also should remove leftover adhesive/glue. Would leave a better surface for things to stick back on.
@@TheRetroFuture To get a good paint job, 90% goes into prep. If your preparation work is on point, your paint finish will come out 1st class. You should have used Isopropyl Alcohol on the left over residue from the label and under the screen lens. Other than that, it does look good.
but he placed the same screen back on, and he didn't clean the back of the screen. so the two pieces will fit together and be even anyway. @The Retro Future you did a fine job
Really nice video! But like some ppl have said in the comment section your paint skill needs some work, with this said I'll give my advice. Clean, Sand, Prime, Paint and Top Coat and it will look much nicer. Keep up the good work and love your channel.
Nice refurb. job there..! As others have commented, removing the old adhesive from the case would help the screen and rear stickers to stick better, but I also think it may help when spraying the casing, to actually use a thin coat of primer first - something like the light grey Halfords car primer spray (works perfectly on plastic), as it'll help cover-up the stains/marks, and give a nice smooth layer for the top surface colour paint to key onto, and give a more resilient, stronger finish... :-)
You say at the end "it almost looks like a completely different gameboy" well... It kind of is though isn't it? I mean you swapped out the main board which has the majority of the components leaving just the screen, case and buttons. Other than the outside it technically is a different gameboy. Nice vid though. 👍
I love how you are so impressed and happy with your own quality work that you are convinced that people will think you are trying to pull a fast one. Great job. It really does look amazing.
Don't know if you're aware Retro Future, but you can use Japanese games in American consoles. I only bring this up because your last Gameboy Repair you said you didn't have any cartridges around. You can use JP games in NA systems or vice versa, all the way from Gameboy up through the DS, 3DS is where you got region locked, and then unlocked again in Switch.
This is extremely helpful for me as I’m just about to rebuild my green gameboy with a new atomic purple shell, white glass lens, new white buttons and also the other things like the stickers. I have no experience as of writing this and can’t wait!
Just an idea: if you're replacing the stickers, why not replace them with your own ones? You can add the same information on them and add extra info from you. You can design the stickers on your computer and take them to a print shop where they print silver stickers. You can even print on holographic paper.
Maybe I missed it but did you need to apply another adhesive when you replaced the new polarizer film to the screen? If so what did you use and if not will it stay in place?
Your videos really inspire me! I just fixed up a water damaged gameboy pocket I had lying around and I loved it so much! I'm going to look around for more gameboys to fix up thank you for these videos!
That turned out really nicely! Personally I probably would had given it a little sanding even just to get rid of the glue marks. But what a nice result anyway!
meh. you could've atleast removed the old adhesive before painting it. giving it a good rub with a scotchbrite pad would've helped paint adhesion as well
Absolutely love watching your videos. It's kinda hypnotising, relaxing and so satisfying when you make them work. Your videos help me rewind. Keep up the good work...
Personally, I would have removed whatever was on the front surface of that shell, before adding the primer. Without knowing what was eating away at it previously, I wo uld not want that stuff under my new paint.
Great video! I did this to a gameboy light a while back :) Tip, get a smal lab powersupply and aligator leads, that way you can run the gameboy without the back on.
So, i've seen this video on Facebook (well... that was shorter than this), people was saying that you were cheating because of the different sticker on the back without even knowing who you are. I'm a fan of you (Italian fan here!) and a sub with 2 channels, wanted just to advise you about the sh*t people is saying about you. Thank you for your videos and your hard work!
The reason why it looks greenish is because your polarizing film is out of alignment. You're supposed to turn it on first, and then tilt and angle the polarizing film until you get as accurate a screen as possible, then cut it that way. You can't just cut it to size without testing it first.
This Gameboy is made of hopes and dreams it's gorgeous. Personally I would have probably painted a Legend of Zelda triforce on there to make it unique. I love how well this turned out! Seeing you play Pokemon Green on that Gameboy makes me so nostalgic; I need to find my old games again! Unfortunately my old Gameboy gave out on me multiple years ago but I intend to grab me a Gameboy color or something and fix it up nice and good to go!
Sometimes it isn't possible otherwise. When buying faulty gameboys you gotta expect getting some that are not repairable so you make the best of the leftovers
Nice work! It really was a challenge. I have one question though. I try to find these Motip spray cans here in the UK but I can’t. Where did you get them from?
you can remove the glue more easily with WD40, this product dissolves all glues, it works well also to take off the labels (only if the label is well plasticized, otherwise it makes the paper greasy) In any case, good job ;)
The only thing with WD-40 is that it is oil based and will leave a residue if not fully cleaned. This can react and 'silicone' the paint and ruin the final finish. If you are not painting then WD-40 would be good as you don't have to worry about discolouration like you do with some sticker removers
Would heating the polarizing film up slightly with a hair dryer help in softening the adhesive so that it isn't as hard to remove and doesn't leave as much residue behind work on these devices? I know it does on others, but I don't know if it works on all devices.
When you were showing the repaired game boy pocket ithought it would drop and you need to fix it again Btw great video looking forward to the next video keep up the good work
Try to remove every left overs from case where you can and polish it up if there is any damage. You have several possibilities to fix everything back, most easy way is to using a double sided tape
Try sanding with grit 600 or higher and water after painting for an even smoother result. And you should really have cleaned the sticker residues! And finally, shots from above: take off your cap! It’s blocking the view!
all your builds are very professional but if you paint something clean it and sand it with a high grid like 400-600 and remove clue but you are very talented
It could have been such a nice refurb if it wasn't for the poor paint prep. Just a few minutes extra removing the remaining adhesive from the sticker and display recess would have made all the difference.
Replaced the motherboard, huge black line through the polariser, bubbles under the sticker because he couldn't be arsed to clean it, damaged the corner of the sticker because he couldn't be arsed to do it properly, painted over the original A/B and Start/Select type, didn't sand or prime before painting.... List goes on. Super lazy job on this one.
Ok, i found something out, if you want classic nes games for cheap famicom games are miles cheaper and if you get a adapter you can play them on your U.S nes. pretty neat. super maro bros 3 on famicom is 6 bucks which is including tax and shipping.
He could literally make at least $500 maybe even more if he put them on eBay or sold them to his subs :O I’d buy one from him as my first, and since he’s British I know he’s VERY smart about his stuff
ya know... this is the first video iv watched on this channel and wow, you are smart. in fact this video inspired me to learn more about electronics and now im trying to do something similar. Thanks for being so inspireing
I've been watching you, for a really long time. Seeing you HERE makes me so happy, my life has been... *BROKEN*. But watching your videos always makes me feel so much better. (If you want to hear what im going through its in the read more.) You probably wont see this comment anyway, but if you do thanks in advance. So, I've lived life with aspergers sydrome and chronic anxiety. I was teased, mocked. I was hurt. It grew much larger around 2 years ago, when I met one kid that used, abused, and was always fake to me. I broke free from the manipulation, I lost friends, he turned the school against me. No one cared... not even the school district. I was harassed, tormented, beaten, got rude things shoved in my locker. Kids framed me for a note claiming the writer would shoot up the school. I was bullied online by them. They new where I lived. I was broken , unfixable. Things got better, so I thought. I was pulled out of school, I missed a year. Because no program for homeschooling wanted me. I got in a new school. Life alot better but, my mom made up lies about my dad cheating to escape to a song writer. Telling me she didn't want me, anxiety worsened, I got pulled out of school again, now I'm just lost. An emotional mess. If you read this, thank you. If you didn't thats fine. And for others who don't believe me or question the credibility of my life, you aren't helping. But thanks.
Feel for you man. Being isolated from humanity due to toxic people is difficult to say the least. Things will look up for you though, I'm sure of it. Focus on piecing back the broken pieces and day by day, work on increasing your mental fortitude. Much love and respect for sharing this 🙏🙏
@@idontwantahandlebutok I have pretty bad anxiety at times as well and used to be picked on when I was a kid so I can relate a bit on those fronts. I'm sorry you are having a rough time but I promise things tend to get much better after you finish school and you are out in the real world. The bullies wont have time to bother you anymore (and some of them even grow up to regret the things they have done!) and you will meet and grow close to others who share your experiences and interests. In the meanwhile push through the tough parts and focus on the small things you enjoy (like this channel!).
I totally believe you. My brother has asperger's and his experiences in middle school and high school are super similar to yours. It blows mega hard that kids are dicks to people that are different and that mob mentality can affect a school so much. I would definitely try to get help from outside sources outside of your parents and school district since it unfortunately seems like they're not helping you like they should.
Japan 4 U (ebay.to/2T6wOaF) Is a great ebay page to pick up a faulty GameBoy console! Keep your eyes peeled for the bargains! Post pictures of your repairs in my Facebook Group!(bit.ly/2zOi869)
Just bought a Clear game boy color in basically brand new condition for 21€ with shipping on this eBay page :)
Use dw40 to remove glue from the screen
Buy almost every Gameboy at this store.
Nooooo! Don’t tell anyone about this ebay store! Soon I’ll have nothing to buy 😉 But seriously, I have bought about 20 consoles from japan4u and enjoy fixing and tuning the things immensely! Thanks for a great video once again!
Really good video.Congratulations :)
I have an old Game Boy from 1990 and I would like to repair the joypad 4 button , because It doesn´t work in one direction,
Where can I Get some plastic and button pieces and the rubber unfer the joypad ?
Do you know aly place to look after this pieces ?
Thank You very muck.
Keep going with this good videos and the really interesting youtube channel :)
Congratulations :)
You should really consider removing those left over cohesive-marks that are left from removing the stickers and screens. I was about to write this comment to your previous video where you stick the brand new screen over a painted case. If the contact surface is uneven two parts won't stick as well as you hope. You can easily and quickly remove the left over residue by scraping it off with sharp chicel or razor blade and end up with nice smooth contact surface. What comes to that restored Gameboy Pocket I can see that the surface is uneven under the detail sticker.
ARGH, my OCD. All that work and he leaves that.
I was think the same thing, when painting he should put painters tape where the screen lens goes, and where the stickers go. Also should remove leftover adhesive/glue. Would leave a better surface for things to stick back on.
Thanks! Will do.
@@TheRetroFuture To get a good paint job, 90% goes into prep. If your preparation work is on point, your paint finish will come out 1st class.
You should have used Isopropyl Alcohol on the left over residue from the label and under the screen lens. Other than that, it does look good.
but he placed the same screen back on, and he didn't clean the back of the screen. so the two pieces will fit together and be even anyway. @The Retro Future you did a fine job
Those bubbles under the label. Dude comeon!
Ikr
and thats why it isn't perfect...
Looks perfect 🤣🤣
You should have removed the sticker glue before spray painting
Yes the *sticker glue*
@@quackywhackityphillyb.3005 xD
Lol for real! Half ass job! Even the paint job was horrible smh
@@omarbernal3804 stfu
The screen is like a DMG screen now, that's awesome!
“And the battery contac- OH THERES NO BATTERY CONTACTS” beautiful
Really nice video! But like some ppl have said in the comment section your paint skill needs some work, with this said I'll give my advice. Clean, Sand, Prime, Paint and Top Coat and it will look much nicer. Keep up the good work and love your channel.
Nice refurb. job there..! As others have commented, removing the old adhesive from the case would help the screen and rear stickers to stick better, but I also think it may help when spraying the casing, to actually use a thin coat of primer first - something like the light grey Halfords car primer spray (works perfectly on plastic), as it'll help cover-up the stains/marks, and give a nice smooth layer for the top surface colour paint to key onto, and give a more resilient, stronger finish... :-)
It depends on what brand he was using. There's 2 in 1 primer & colour sprays nowadays.
Looks like severe water damage and yellowing. Wow. What happened to this poor console!?
Looks like someone with sweaty hands have been using it ALOT
You say at the end "it almost looks like a completely different gameboy" well... It kind of is though isn't it? I mean you swapped out the main board which has the majority of the components leaving just the screen, case and buttons. Other than the outside it technically is a different gameboy. Nice vid though. 👍
Retrotronix he didn’t use a different motherboard he just use a different game boy to test the screen and to test if he needed to replace it
*THAT. GAMEBOY. LOOKS. AMAZING!*
Thank you for fixing it! Seeing it new makes me feel so satisfied.
You know, I think one of things I appreciate most about your videos are your nicely manicured fingers. Some of these guys' hands... yeesh!
Thats not a comment I get often haha!
Hahaha lol. Gotta take care of those gamer hands mate.
I love how you are so impressed and happy with your own quality work that you are convinced that people will think you are trying to pull a fast one.
Great job. It really does look amazing.
Don't know if you're aware Retro Future, but you can use Japanese games in American consoles. I only bring this up because your last Gameboy Repair you said you didn't have any cartridges around. You can use JP games in NA systems or vice versa, all the way from Gameboy up through the DS, 3DS is where you got region locked, and then unlocked again in Switch.
This is extremely helpful for me as I’m just about to rebuild my green gameboy with a new atomic purple shell, white glass lens, new white buttons and also the other things like the stickers. I have no experience as of writing this and can’t wait!
Pharmacy and drug store are interchangeable in the US. Usually I hear pharmacy, and I assume it's because of "drug" having negative connotations.
Up here in Canada, I buy ISA from the local pharmacy. Same with most other medical gear.
Nice vid but you should always remove all traces of adhesive for the lcd housing so it’s sitting flush with the shell
It was very good. You could have removed the relief behind the sticker. That would eliminate the bubbles. As always great content!
Just an idea: if you're replacing the stickers, why not replace them with your own ones? You can add the same information on them and add extra info from you. You can design the stickers on your computer and take them to a print shop where they print silver stickers. You can even print on holographic paper.
Maybe I missed it but did you need to apply another adhesive when you replaced the new polarizer film to the screen? If so what did you use and if not will it stay in place?
I feel like you !! It really looks amazing!! You transformed a trash looking gb into something absolutely great!!!!
Your videos really inspire me! I just fixed up a water damaged gameboy pocket I had lying around and I loved it so much! I'm going to look around for more gameboys to fix up thank you for these videos!
what happened to your fancy screwdriver?
Something about watching someone repair older technology is just so therapeutic for me!
Love watching you fix these, makes me happy to see them like new again with just a little bit of love (and Mr Sheen...!).
That turned out really nicely! Personally I probably would had given it a little sanding even just to get rid of the glue marks. But what a nice result anyway!
I actually quite like that rustic look I would make it work and then just leave it like that But yeah good job I still have mine in good working order
I'm glad that one of your videos was in my recommendations.
I really like watching these refurbishing videos.
Thank you!
How do you only have 88k subs? I love your channel! Your knowledge and enthusiasm is awesome!
meh. you could've atleast removed the old adhesive before painting it. giving it a good rub with a scotchbrite pad would've helped paint adhesion as well
Absolutely love watching your videos. It's kinda hypnotising, relaxing and so satisfying when you make them work. Your videos help me rewind. Keep up the good work...
That replacement polariser would look pretty sick in a classic edition GameBoy Pocket, makes it look even more like the original model that way!
Personally, I would have removed whatever was on the front surface of that shell, before adding the primer. Without knowing what was eating away at it previously, I wo uld not want that stuff under my new paint.
over all a good job... but couldn't be bothered to remove the glue residue from the old stickers?
Ruins the whole thing in my opinion...
Great video!
I did this to a gameboy light a while back :)
Tip, get a smal lab powersupply and aligator leads, that way you can run the gameboy without the back on.
Shoulda left it that badass desert camo/Orange Julius color
Now all we have to do is- A COLD CASE MYSTERY HAS BEEN SOLVED THANKS TO THIS IMAGE FROM OUTER SPACE.
A freaking news ad.
I love these kinds of vids! Please do a gameboy advance again soon! Thanks btw your voice is so soothing
Glad you liked it
Not too fond of the bumps under the sticker on the back, but other than that it looks pretty good.
Awesome work Elliot it looks like a totally different system, I remember when that post was added to the facebook group some weeks ago
So, i've seen this video on Facebook (well... that was shorter than this), people was saying that you were cheating because of the different sticker on the back without even knowing who you are. I'm a fan of you (Italian fan here!) and a sub with 2 channels, wanted just to advise you about the sh*t people is saying about you. Thank you for your videos and your hard work!
Really nice, I enjoyed this video! Well done bud!
The reason why it looks greenish is because your polarizing film is out of alignment. You're supposed to turn it on first, and then tilt and angle the polarizing film until you get as accurate a screen as possible, then cut it that way. You can't just cut it to size without testing it first.
Sticker residue is easy with a small amount of WD40, then IPA to degrease the screen.
Chris Paul aweome advice!
All that work but you left adhesive from under the sticker and under the screen and painted over it...no no no
Not even an attempt at repairing the motherboard...?
It can't be repaired because of the damage
From the way that even the paint under the label has been eaten away, I think it's had some kind of solvent spilled on it.
The bubbles have been addressed but I already gasped when he tore off the sticker just to put it on another. You can get replacement stickers new.
Why on earth you didn't properly clean the case BEFORE spray paint it?
Great job! May I suggest some light wet sanding and priming before the paint? After the paint another round of sanding will make it shiny nice!
Pretty poor refurb.
I just wanted to see the disassembly of that screen.
The 64th Shadow I want to see you do better
@@stayoffmyfade7365 I should. It'd be a pretty fun project and video to make.
Taking video game history and keeping it alive... you sir, are doing the Lord's work...
This Gameboy is made of hopes and dreams it's gorgeous. Personally I would have probably painted a Legend of Zelda triforce on there to make it unique. I love how well this turned out! Seeing you play Pokemon Green on that Gameboy makes me so nostalgic; I need to find my old games again! Unfortunately my old Gameboy gave out on me multiple years ago but I intend to grab me a Gameboy color or something and fix it up nice and good to go!
Glad you liked it! Hope you play again soon!
More of a swap than a repair, you removed the entire insides and swapped in one that worked, so this is more of a repainted shell video than a repair
Sometimes it isn't possible otherwise. When buying faulty gameboys you gotta expect getting some that are not repairable so you make the best of the leftovers
Nice work! It really was a challenge.
I have one question though. I try to find these Motip spray cans here in the UK but I can’t. Where did you get them from?
you can remove the glue more easily with WD40, this product dissolves all glues, it works well also to take off the labels (only if the label is well plasticized, otherwise it makes the paper greasy)
In any case, good job ;)
The only thing with WD-40 is that it is oil based and will leave a residue if not fully cleaned. This can react and 'silicone' the paint and ruin the final finish. If you are not painting then WD-40 would be good as you don't have to worry about discolouration like you do with some sticker removers
Would heating the polarizing film up slightly with a hair dryer help in softening the adhesive so that it isn't as hard to remove and doesn't leave as much residue behind work on these devices? I know it does on others, but I don't know if it works on all devices.
When you were showing the repaired game boy pocket ithought it would drop and you need to fix it again
Btw great video looking forward to the next video keep up the good work
Try to remove every left overs from case where you can and polish it up if there is any damage. You have several possibilities to fix everything back, most easy way is to using a double sided tape
Watching this video is a great way to spend my work break!! Love your work as always 💜
Were the first GB pockets still with a mono chrome screen? My GB pocket I got with Pokémon red had a gray scale screen. I wish I would have kept it :(
I've never found a way to restore the original "black & white" of the pocket. I've tried re-orientating the polarizers and all.
For the glue residue on the screen, if you use denatured alcohol it removes it much better than isopropyl
Try sanding with grit 600 or higher and water after painting for an even smoother result. And you should really have cleaned the sticker residues! And finally, shots from above: take off your cap! It’s blocking the view!
Agree, best refurb yet. Superb job as always; great to see another little gem or retro tech resurrected.
That shell came out pretty well. I enjoyed that reveal.
Im glad!
You can use goo gone to get rid of the adhesive as well, I think it works a lot better than IPA.
Where did you get the tri-wing bit from? You have no link to that in your video description, only to the whole set which has a huge tri-wing in it.
Ich finde das so toll wie du alte
Gameboys wieder reparierst. Ander würden die einfach wegschmeißen.😊
Bit of an off topic question: would you be able to carry that crkt in England or is that illegal?
all your builds are very professional but if you paint something clean it and sand it with a high grid like 400-600 and remove clue but you are very talented
Elliott, thanks for so many great videos. How do you know what gauge wire to solder in when adding new things to a circuit board?
Thanks,
Mike
The line on the new polarizing film would frustrate me to no end
I got so triggered with the excess residue on the back shell. Lol! Still, excellent job!
It could have been such a nice refurb if it wasn't for the poor paint prep. Just a few minutes extra removing the remaining adhesive from the sticker and display recess would have made all the difference.
Oh well! I am happy with it!
What paint are using for this? I have a couple OG DS shells which have needed structural repairs and they badly need painting!
looks gorgeous, good work, dude!
Thank you Brandon!
you're welcome
Where did you get the stickers?
What will you do about the print that was on the front?
Nice video! Have you refurbished a gameboy light ?
Replaced the motherboard, huge black line through the polariser, bubbles under the sticker because he couldn't be arsed to clean it, damaged the corner of the sticker because he couldn't be arsed to do it properly, painted over the original A/B and Start/Select type, didn't sand or prime before painting.... List goes on. Super lazy job on this one.
try stripping the old paint off the case with methylated spirits next time. It's not the best to spray over old paint
The Brand New Old GameBoy Pocket
Ok, i found something out, if you want classic nes games for cheap famicom games are miles cheaper and if you get a adapter you can play them on your U.S nes. pretty neat. super maro bros 3 on famicom is 6 bucks which is including tax and shipping.
what did you use to stick the polarizing film to the screen ?
He could literally make at least $500 maybe even more if he put them on eBay or sold them to his subs :O
I’d buy one from him as my first, and since he’s British I know he’s VERY smart about his stuff
I would love to see a gameboy collection video from you. Why not do one every year?
Ugh all that work and you didn't scrape off the left over glue from the sticker and screen. Looks really cool but that one detail left me sad :(
The paint got oxidized, since it's a metallic finish. Yeah the gb was stored in a very damp place.
Interesting!
Great video looks great good work. Be careful mixing batteries tho!
ya know... this is the first video iv watched on this channel and wow, you are smart. in fact this video inspired me to learn more about electronics and now im trying to do something similar. Thanks for being so inspireing
Awesome! You're welcome.
That's really great to see. I need to upskill in tech knowledge as would be a joy to revive some classics. GaZ
Wait he just repaired a gameboy by just replacing every internal part. Thanks?
Where could I find some polarizing films that don't have the green tint?
i was wondering, how many gameboys do you have all together? from dmg 01 to gba sp.
Thanks for the link! I just bought Kirby’s Dream Land 2 for $3!
I just bought toy story for $4!
Hi, thanks. Is it still possible to replace the back polarizer?
My Dreamcast VMU's back polarizer's burnt.
God bless, Revelation 21:4
Is there a video where you refurbish the pokemon cart? I can't seem to find it
I've been watching you, for a really long time. Seeing you HERE makes me so happy, my life has been... *BROKEN*. But watching your videos always makes me feel so much better. (If you want to hear what im going through its in the read more.) You probably wont see this comment anyway, but if you do thanks in advance.
So, I've lived life with aspergers sydrome and chronic anxiety. I was teased, mocked. I was hurt. It grew much larger around 2 years ago, when I met one kid that used, abused, and was always fake to me. I broke free from the manipulation, I lost friends, he turned the school against me. No one cared... not even the school district. I was harassed, tormented, beaten, got rude things shoved in my locker. Kids framed me for a note claiming the writer would shoot up the school. I was bullied online by them. They new where I lived. I was broken , unfixable. Things got better, so I thought. I was pulled out of school, I missed a year. Because no program for homeschooling wanted me. I got in a new school. Life alot better but, my mom made up lies about my dad cheating to escape to a song writer. Telling me she didn't want me, anxiety worsened, I got pulled out of school again, now I'm just lost. An emotional mess. If you read this, thank you. If you didn't thats fine. And for others who don't believe me or question the credibility of my life, you aren't helping. But thanks.
I am glad you enjoy my videos and that they bring you happiness!
@@TheRetroFuture But again thank you. And thanks for reading. Most people shrug it off. Or just dont care. So thank you so much
Feel for you man. Being isolated from humanity due to toxic people is difficult to say the least. Things will look up for you though, I'm sure of it. Focus on piecing back the broken pieces and day by day, work on increasing your mental fortitude. Much love and respect for sharing this 🙏🙏
@@idontwantahandlebutok I have pretty bad anxiety at times as well and used to be picked on when I was a kid so I can relate a bit on those fronts. I'm sorry you are having a rough time but I promise things tend to get much better after you finish school and you are out in the real world. The bullies wont have time to bother you anymore (and some of them even grow up to regret the things they have done!) and you will meet and grow close to others who share your experiences and interests. In the meanwhile push through the tough parts and focus on the small things you enjoy (like this channel!).
I totally believe you. My brother has asperger's and his experiences in middle school and high school are super similar to yours. It blows mega hard that kids are dicks to people that are different and that mob mentality can affect a school so much. I would definitely try to get help from outside sources outside of your parents and school district since it unfortunately seems like they're not helping you like they should.
Why r u lazy to remove the glue residue with alcohol/sandpaper
I have a used classic game Boy, is it the same method?