Alaska Young | An Honest Mistake
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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This is a reupload of a video I posted about more than 2 years ago. It got unfortunately deleted by the platform and striked about a year ago.
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Music(1) : An Honest Mistake · Mating Ritual · Lizzy Land
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i see this show every year since it came out and i cry every time. Probably because i get really drunk for the last 2 episodes. or probably because of my depression. One of those... probably both.
I feel fucking identified
Same boat probs diff ages but I’m here for u man ❤
Me too bruv
Oh come on there's no need to end the series. perhaps the producer could continue the series with season 2. Alaska was just pranking her friends and she's alive
Watching this video yet again, makes me want to watch this series again. It's a great video. I love your editing so much. You put so much emotion into it and always choose the best quotes to pair with scenes and scenes for verses.
Thank you so much!!
@@shadowcree. where can I find this? 😢seems sooo gooood💖
😢😢 I've seen the series 3 times now, I cry everytime
Damn it,' he sighed. 'How will I ever get out of this labyrinth!
"The General in His Labyrinth" by
Gabriel García Márquez
though they ended the show on light note. Her character is haunting. perfect casting
This video captures the very essence of the series! It is brilliant, well done !
Life is nothing and Everything. GOD IS ALWAYS WATCHING.
This makes me so sad I want to cry 💔😥
cok iyi dizi be
I watched this show too many times. like 7 times in the past week. got little too addicted since alaska as a character is too interesting. hard to figure out in fact impossible to figure out. since what is true is one thing but what is true to who is another. her death reminded me of a real good friend of mine. in terms of this group of friends, he was the alaska in the group. he died from covid, but he helped me get through mental barrier at the time whilst still handling his dark side and kept it hidden. similar to alaska he ran away from home due harsh parents. But because he put up a good face nobody knew but his aunt( where he stayed for a year or 2). he was 1 or 2 years older than me so he had his license at his time. he allowed me to drive his car when i came over for the night (before covid obviously and yes i had no form of license). we had plans for after covid and after i got my license but since he wasnt alive , between us 2 the plan was finalise but was never put into action. but fortunately for our group, 3 of us got our license during the pandemic and we put that plan into action as what you could say a road trip dedicated in memory of him. i remember my grieving process was denial like Miles at first and when i got told he wasnt eating properly and had covid it was only a matter of time. so after my denial phase, i basically went to be like Colonel and drove excessively, in fact i drove a full tank of fuel in 2 day so thats like 600 miles. at tht time i didnt know what to do with these emotions. When i watched looking for alaska it reminded me at first of my story, since it was similar but way WAY different. ig in the same group of friends im the alaska now. ive experience probably alot for a 20 year old. ive seen 2 relative died, a really close friend died, my parents divorced, grandparents that just love arguing over anything with anyone under the same roof, mental health issue (formerly) and currently my dads mum in the final stage of life with lung cancer anytime now she could leave us just a matter of when... what i like about looking for alaska is the fact im able to relate to every main character at some point in life. its been 2.5 years since my close friend death. although im well past the grieving phase, it still upsetting but not so much that i would take my life. this series took me to places and changed my perspective on life. as rough my life has been, ive never felt the same suffering i have when my close friend died.
I need série like that ❤
Words travelling to hearts
I love you Alaska 💔
The author said Alaska had borderline personality disorder.
I love this
I love it
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Its fckin sad damn it but why this people never searched within god damn it. i can remember how many times i tried to help people like her
God is a lie for those who are too coward to look for an answer
@@LotosAnalysisCorner No. God is real . I experience him during my depression. He put people by my side during this time and I still wonder how the contact came about. It can't be a coincidence.
@@thrain5594 Not everyone is a sh*t, give credit to the people who stood by you and not god
@@LotosAnalysisCorner Yes, I am also grateful to these people, but the way in which some encounters came about is no coincidence. You only realize when such encounters no longer happen that it must have been God.
@@thrain5594 That must have been respectful people who you encountered, and that's it. Where is God for people dying in Ukraine? In Palestine? In Congo? South Sudan, Kenya, Timor Leste, Ecuador, Bangladesh? God doesn't care about them?
I remember watching this in my English class this being so sad when they go thru all the moments and repeat what Alaska says on tiny parts :(
why was miles' hair like that
Because it was cool at the time
Become part of us really