Why Successful People Like Cheslie Kryst End Their Lives

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  • Why Successful People Like Cheslie Kryst End Their Lives | Xponential Intelligence Podcast with Masati
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  • @motherandson4402
    @motherandson4402 2 года назад +127

    Well as someone who is currently suffering from depression I would say you are correct. My God is the reason why I am able to fight my depression. And I literally have to fight it. Depression is no joke it's difficult. It can go unnoticed by alot of people.

    • @sallyrile7601
      @sallyrile7601 2 года назад +1

      Read Tina gilbertson's book, constructive wallowing, re healing painful feelings.

    • @motherandson4402
      @motherandson4402 2 года назад +1

      @@sallyrile7601 I do have a therapist too and I am way better than when I wrote that message. I was told to do meditation and exercises. I love doing Zumba. That really works for me. Also when some one is in a depressive state of mind you can read anything. Reading and retaining becomes super difficult because the mind is in a state of confusion and frustration too.

    • @a.m.thomas9366
      @a.m.thomas9366 2 года назад

      We have to find, my friend. GET IN THERE & FIGHT ! Fight and pray, dear friend.

    • @borjen3093
      @borjen3093 Год назад

      That is correct continue to listen to Mas and only his voice will change your life ,good luck 👍

  • @icequeen491
    @icequeen491 2 года назад +81

    I feel like you have just analysed me and I can totally relate. An over achiever, pushing myself to extreme limits to prove something can be done and then it gets done beyond everyone’s expectation and then I say, what next? What next ?what next ? But I feel disconnected from the world. I feel so distant. Thank you for analysing this. No one has ever broken this down. ❤️

  • @bfisherful
    @bfisherful 2 года назад +56

    An empty soul can never be satisfied. When you're dissociated, you implode and feel numb. They're emotionally unavailable. Imagine being married. I agree with all you've stated. They seek identity in success and achievements, and its never enough. Because they don't see themselves, seek external validation, and it's never enough. I pray she's finally at peace.

    • @dance4u850
      @dance4u850 2 года назад +1

      This says it all IMO.

  • @failyourwaytothetop
    @failyourwaytothetop 2 года назад +13

    I wish I could have been there before she jumped out the window and pull her back and tell her "I love you". But I am not the only one feeling this way.

  • @AgentAO7
    @AgentAO7 2 года назад +69

    This literally hit hard.. This man has described My feelings.. I have felt so disconnected for so many years. Even though I have a loving, supportive family, great friends, I have a stable job, I have talents, potentials, etc but often find myself empty & lonely & out of touch in the real world.. It’s like I don’t feel anything.. Just like Cheslie, I feel pressured.. I’m almost 40 & feels like I haven’t really achieved what I want in life, even though I have achieved many things that others haven’t.. I’m so blessed, but I always see myself wanting more but feeling less.. It’s like I want to achieve this.. but why would I want such thing!? And if I achieve it, then what? Sometimes I achieve my goals only to find out that it doesn’t give me happiness & satisfaction..
    After hearing this, I kindda cried because not only he was describing Cheslie, but myself..
    I have suicidal tendencies, but I’m really praying not to get to that point.. I’m hoping that day won’t come for me..

    • @pinkpanther02031
      @pinkpanther02031 2 года назад +1

      You should do 18 days and private group session. You will be surprised! I was! 💖

    • @asia99Tube
      @asia99Tube 2 года назад +1

      I understand exactly!

    • @jessicadeluna6484
      @jessicadeluna6484 2 года назад +1

      Wow. My heart goes out to you. What loneliness.

    • @vanityparadise940
      @vanityparadise940 2 года назад +3

      I pray that you do not go that route. Please seek counseling to help get you grounded or talk to people who can provide advice on how to handle that emotion.

    • @cilcy849
      @cilcy849 2 года назад +1

      Please talk to someone who understands spiritual things. What you're saying is your prayer, is not a prayer of belief that what you are praying will happen. I see hoping against hope. There is a spirit trying to destroy your life. Please get help.

  • @Ab-de2pj
    @Ab-de2pj 2 года назад +38

    This is an interesting point of view. This explores the down side to being an over achiever. It's glorified in the USA, but those people suffer from high levels of anxiety as well as fragility. Their sense of self worth is based on their ability to achieve or perform, so if they are unable to achieve something they feel worthless. And then they don't get the help they need because other people can't relate or don't understand why they are unhappy. I also agree that their inability to connect with the physical world distorts their perception and reality.

  • @RebelThoughts82
    @RebelThoughts82 2 года назад +12

    It's truly sad what happened to her. I wish I could have known her and helped her. She seemed like a lovely and caring person.

  • @ruthienelson3682
    @ruthienelson3682 2 года назад +4

    You are so correct. I am looking at a picture of Chelsie. Bright beautiful smile but her eyes are distant. Her eyes are not smiling. Her eyes are sad. The eyes don't lie.

  • @ramonitocucio
    @ramonitocucio 2 года назад +34

    Stay grounded and appreciate the smaller things in life. Success sometimes is overwhelming and will change you for the better or worse.

  • @christinalynn8143
    @christinalynn8143 2 года назад +21

    She expressed feeling HOPELESS. She was also said to have experienced online bullying with people trolling her with negative comments about her looks, her beauty, her body and her muscular arms to accusations she may have been of a different gender. Suffice it to say, if they could find those individuals they might charge them with harassment which resulted in suicide. In accordance with law I don't know to say they would charge for murder but it should be illegal to be mean to a person if it results in their suicide. Suffice it to say it is wrong to be mean and people should try to be nice, that they should make the effort to be kind.

    • @robynmoore7847
      @robynmoore7847 2 года назад +2

      What are you saying? These type ppl are better left in Gods hands that hurt others. But ultimately we have to know how to protect ourselves. The world is a cold rough place. Horrible.

    • @ladychicfashion1961
      @ladychicfashion1961 2 года назад +2

      Trust me...the people that bullied her online with their negative rants definitely should be held accountable as contributors in Cheslie's death. She was an intelligent, pretty and classy lady. She wore that crown well and had many admirers. 🥰
      The online bullies will definitely see her in their dreams and maybe in person! They will reap what they have sowed!
      The body dies but the spirit lives on and on. Yes! Those envious, jealous and maybe racist ignorant people that heckled her will be visited by Cheslie. The images, dreams and weird occurrences that they will repeatedly experience, see, dream and hear in their lives will not be "PRETTY"!

  • @wulfsorenson8859
    @wulfsorenson8859 2 года назад +5

    Her career may have been going well but what was going on in her personal life. Did she have a boyfriend, did she have friends? Chelsie strikes me as someone who had no time for dates and a social life. Girl went home to an empty flat each night. This led to extreme loneliness and a sense of isolation.

  • @garywebb8086
    @garywebb8086 2 года назад +6

    I'm 71 now and have battled depression longer than I can remember. I tried once to kill myself with prescription pain killers and Colt 45 only to wake up a day and a half later. I can honestly say I now believe that Jesus spared me for something bigger. I still struggle but I never want to die by my own hand now. Jesus is real and he loves you more than you will ever know in this life. 😇

  • @blessingtobin8265
    @blessingtobin8265 2 года назад +9

    You are absolutely right, touch and cuddle can bring them back to reality and the warmest love to sink in.

  • @pinkpanther02031
    @pinkpanther02031 2 года назад +5

    So Amazing! I was the person who was so disoriented, time distorted & knew something was not right, could never put my finger on what was wrong! ! So happy to have found you Mas! My life changed! 🙏🏻💖

  • @terriesmith2616
    @terriesmith2616 2 года назад +8

    Wow, your analysis is spot on! 🎯🎯🎯
    These types of people can appear (on the outside) to have it all but if they are disconnected from themselves, they'll never truly be happy.
    Without a clear purpose, gratitude, true meaning, or progression in their life (because they are so disconnected) they'll always feel this sense of lack/void in their life.

  • @christinalynn8143
    @christinalynn8143 2 года назад +26

    Sense would also say by assessing her beauty that it might be likely she attracted people to her in life who were intimidated by her looks and either in romance or relationship may have used tactics to put her down to keep, to control her, so as not to lose her. Unfortunate loss, gone too soon. May she RIP.

    • @wulfsorenson8859
      @wulfsorenson8859 2 года назад +2

      Yes I’ve seen this happen. These type of woman can often attract men who play games and knock their self worth to control them and level the playing field because they secretly feel intimidated by them.

    • @sunmoonstars0369
      @sunmoonstars0369 Год назад

      @@wulfsorenson8859 she wouldnt care that much back, she would be too disconnected. It would be a mirror of 2 people unable to give, receive or feel.

  • @gracepei2115
    @gracepei2115 2 года назад +5

    I think you make sense, but how could we help people to avoid disconnections?

  • @marlenemeldrum7382
    @marlenemeldrum7382 2 года назад +4

    This makes absolute sense.....THANK YOU for the clarity...

  • @christiansantos7555
    @christiansantos7555 2 года назад +6

    Finally I found the same explanation I was telling my friend. These over achievers who seem disconnected to their real selves.

  • @Mrs_Keys
    @Mrs_Keys 2 года назад +7

    Your perspective really intrigued me and In many ways I can relate. Feeling disconnected and finding it hard to be present is something that I’ve often struggled with but your insight has opened my eyes into digging deeper to find out the Why. Thank you 🙏

  • @BlasianGoddessTM77
    @BlasianGoddessTM77 2 года назад +3

    Thank you so much Sir for explaining it in detail. I still can’t wrap my head of what happened to her. May she Rest in peace

  • @Elizabeth-mu3du
    @Elizabeth-mu3du 2 года назад +7

    Some months ago, a girl was on the brink of having a panic attack. I helped her with spatial referencing and it brought her into her body. She was laughing at the stuff I was saying but she went with it. Spatial referencing really works.

  • @haley203
    @haley203 2 года назад +2

    Wow! This makes a lot of sense to me as someone who’s struggled with depression. Your thoughts and suggestions remind me of somatic psychology, poly vagal theory, and grounding techniques. However, your perspective is even more profound and I look forward to watching more of your videos to learn more.

  • @Sincerelypaulette
    @Sincerelypaulette 2 года назад +6

    Thank you for explaining this Mas as a kid I use to disconnect from my body.. especially when things got bad at home. I’d go for a walk and float out of my body. Even now I find it had to stay in my body. I do special references and I’ve done the 18 days back in Oct. it actually helped me when I replayed it in Nov. I appreciate you and your work👏🏾😎

  • @NilaOdiVaa
    @NilaOdiVaa 2 года назад +5

    Mas, you might have just saved my life!

  • @connielomeli8870
    @connielomeli8870 2 года назад +4

    Thank you for explaining and your valuable time🙏🏼

  • @k-rex7946
    @k-rex7946 2 года назад +1

    Profound as always Mas. Logistics continue to allow pure presence to connect stronger thru special referencing. XIS is the 🔑

  • @myhno1230
    @myhno1230 2 года назад +9

    Battling with depression now, I lack sleep and always feeling tired..i felt empty and having suicidal thoughts most of the time..I seek for Good videos online to help me.. So thank you for this video..

    • @KC-ed1dj
      @KC-ed1dj 2 года назад

      Take one day at a time. Sending you strength to get through the low times.

    • @lavonnealexander6936
      @lavonnealexander6936 2 года назад +1

      Ugh 😩 my depression comes and goes.

    • @sallyrile7601
      @sallyrile7601 2 года назад

      Read Tina gilbertson's book, constructive wallowing, re healing painful.

    • @robynmoore7847
      @robynmoore7847 2 года назад

      These videos are ok but you need to seek professional help
      Now! I think these videos carry disclaimers. This is one of the better videos I have listened to about Cheslie.but you cannot believe everything you see & hear on the internet. Please don't wait too late. 🙏🏾♥️🙏🏾

  • @chanellynel
    @chanellynel 2 года назад +3

    This was a very interesting take and has given me much to think about. Thank you!

  • @FG-yl3oj
    @FG-yl3oj 2 года назад +5

    Incredible analysis. I'm so intrigued to hear what else you have to say. Subscribed.

  • @jackieramirez9855
    @jackieramirez9855 2 года назад +1

    Soooo get you! I really understood this video. Thank you for putting this out helps me to understand myself a little. Great work you do

  • @moodboosters1019
    @moodboosters1019 2 года назад +5

    It's so sad. I shared my thoughts on this about Cheslie Kryst. Thanks for sharing your insight 🙌 if we identify too much with goals and ambitions we miss life

  • @asia99Tube
    @asia99Tube 2 года назад +5

    I’ve always been high achieving and have always felt different and disconnected. It’s almost like I’ve been watching an ongoing movie about me. It is tiring.

  • @superhumanryze
    @superhumanryze Год назад +3

    You really nailed it in this video. The sad thing though is, no matter how much you rub someones arm like Cheslie, it will not keep someone from eventually going the route that she took. The disassociation that she went through was part of her life journey and I can relate 100%. I've had many successes in life and it only makes things worse when you do have those successes because you cannot feel them. At least they get relief in their life journey beyond this physical life and I believe that God does not hold it against us when we do take our own life.

  • @djtonyrome1958
    @djtonyrome1958 2 года назад +9

    Mas !! This has been really bothering me and I just couldn't understand at all why Cheslie would do such a Horrific act !!! We're all in Total shock, BUT after watching your video it really helped me understand her demise.....Thank you my Friend ! God Bless you ! Tony

  • @arabesquejacob8176
    @arabesquejacob8176 2 года назад +1

    Very informative! Thank you 🙏

  • @loliloli6582
    @loliloli6582 2 года назад

    This has been the best most simplify explanation I have heard thus far.

  • @Southern.Nappiness
    @Southern.Nappiness 2 года назад

    I was waiting on you to do a video on this. Thank you! ❤❤❤

  • @veroniquebeckford460
    @veroniquebeckford460 2 года назад +1

    Such an eye opener.. thank you

  • @aokookello5564
    @aokookello5564 2 года назад +7

    I think I have the same issue. I disconnected with myself at around 5. Now in my late 20s. I find it difficult to interact with people and I feel like I can't fit anywhere in the world, even jobs etc

  • @rosemarycrane5137
    @rosemarycrane5137 2 года назад +3

    This is me. I read the other comments as well, and for the first time in my life I realize I am not only with these mental challenges. I have always felt so alone, and I came from a family of eight. It also feels like the description of derealization.

  • @valbonaivezaj140
    @valbonaivezaj140 2 года назад +13

    I have Cheslie Kryst’s dissociative habits. I was always a quiet kid, into making art. I was a pretty emo-ish teenager too. It started that young. But to prove to myself I was worthy, I went to the best private art school, worked so hard, challenged myself, got internships, got married, moved to cali. I got fit, I got muscles, I accomplished things most people won’t ever get to experience. It takes ultimate discipline. People with this dissociative habit truly have unprecedented amounts of anxiety about finding ‘meaning’ and ‘purpose’ in life. Personally, this story hit me hard because I also am a high achiever, and I sought out help for depression and was told I was normal. Normal because I experienced hard things in life like divorce and losing my mother. Just because I’m very put together on the outside, doesn’t mean I’m not depressed. I am constantly fighting to beat my depression by being overproductive. This, in turn, doesn’t look like depression in people. I think about death and the afterlife a lot. I feel like my anxiety and stress get way out of control. I could resonate with cheslie krysts story. I worked so hard and went to private school to be where I am in my company, and I make great money…but I feel empty inside. I never feel present in my relationships. I’m never satisfied or present. I want to smoke weed and feel nothing all the time. I feel like life is all a charade. I also am very apathetic and don’t feel much. The only thing that brings me dopamine and makes me keep it together is my 6 year old son.

    • @dance4u850
      @dance4u850 2 года назад

      Have you been tested to see if you have Hashimoto's? I believe it is a thyroid dysfunction that can cause depressive feelings. I had a roommate with this problem. I think meds and therapy can help.can help

    • @PreddyMami2010
      @PreddyMami2010 2 года назад

      I understand this whole heartedly ♡

  • @juelzmartinez5694
    @juelzmartinez5694 2 года назад +3

    I was just thinking of Kate spade yesterday. This was great content thank you!

  • @anjalinsybil6929
    @anjalinsybil6929 2 года назад +11

    Whoh! I think you read Cheslie’s energy signature well! I read about her life and came up with similar thoughts. That’s amazing what you do. My teenage daughter gets disconnected at times because she has anxiety. I’ll note those techniques you mentioned! And check out your website etc. thank you again!

  • @deannad2555
    @deannad2555 2 года назад +1

    Really great video I love your content x

  • @paolazephir2976
    @paolazephir2976 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for this video it sheds a lot of light on the death of Cheslie!🙌🙏😞

  • @philipmccarthy4975
    @philipmccarthy4975 2 года назад +11

    I think that the description in this video may be valid- the disassociated state or split sense of self Sajady describes in Chesley. I am not sure that Sajady offers any real treatment. Chesley's father said her problems began with the break-up of her parents. I think other problems surfaced about being black in American society. Many black women state that you have to be at your superlative best at all times to be successful, to be noticed, to be given a chance. I saw a video of Chesley describing what it was like to be black and the patronizing and condescending ways white people treated her She made a statement about her difficulties reaching the age of thirty and how 'she was running out of time to make a difference and to be noticed by the world'. So, I really think a lot of things were going on with her that created this constant cloud that followed her around. I believe that high functioning depression is a type of bi-polar depression. A kind of hypomania- where you are high most of the time, until you are alone with yourself. For this reason I wonder whether medication, in her case, may have made a difference in her life. I read that Chesley had counseling, but she didn't take medicine or antidepressants. Could medication given her that necessary missing element?

    • @carmenyolandagreene3049
      @carmenyolandagreene3049 2 года назад

      I said that her at the beginning… Her father also said she was pure, not on meds, but in reality maybe meds would have helped her.. Interesting listening to his interpretation of helping her to feel grounded… bring her back into reality… also on one video she said she was so tired, many of the comments I listen to now after the fact, she reveals many signs… always asking who is your favorite superhero to the celebrities which was a unique question but very naive or pure like her father said.. very childlike.,, her mother was her best friend? I loved my mother but she was always my mother and not a friend…..It appears she was from another zone, and she was so overwhelmed with being an overachiever and when they said she was always happy… that’s a sign. I am a very empathetic person and have had a very interesting life, but when I would here my co workers or acquaintances say they were always happy.. I knew they were fake… My philosophy is be honest with yourself, put God in your life. when all seems hopeless. get your Bible and read it or Google online. Psalms is the book I would go to often when circumstances in my life because overwhelming. Plus get a good psychiatrist…… God made psychiatrists to help him help people.. it goes hand and hand…

  • @sk.n.9302
    @sk.n.9302 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for explaining this, when my smile is connected to my heart, I’m always ok. I have to be careful not to do things “for others” or “for image”. This has often meant doing things that go against what’s approved of in my family.

  • @robertbeining141
    @robertbeining141 2 года назад +1

    Fascinating perspective. I completely understand. Thanks for sharing this information. I have it gives others insight and a way to find balance.

  • @indraSilentMoonImaginarium
    @indraSilentMoonImaginarium 2 года назад

    This is fabulous - Thank you Mas - As always

  • @sk.n.9302
    @sk.n.9302 2 года назад +4

    Over last couple of decades, I’ve gotten impression people don’t “listen” anymore, nor do they really “chat”. I know good people that sadly just monologue. This leaves you feeling empty, not heard, disconnected. This is a little better in countries that have strong communal bonds (tribes).

  • @ritawallace-reed7500
    @ritawallace-reed7500 2 года назад +1

    Amazing and True psychoanalysis!
    Thank you.

  • @RMFeminine4TheWin
    @RMFeminine4TheWin 2 года назад

    *many thanx. it does help for those with family members struggling.* 🙏🏽💛✌🏽

  • @dorothynas4001
    @dorothynas4001 2 года назад +4

    Wow Sir you have analyzed the hell out of this situation you were analyzing me as if I was sitting in my Psychiatrist office . Thanks

  • @SunShine-vp5ee
    @SunShine-vp5ee 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for this . I just stumbled upon your channel and my brain is like a sponge processing what you’ve said . I’m going to watch a few times but it makes sense . Wish she’d had a therapist of sorts or someone that understood it they way you do .subscribed .

  • @ReigningWomban
    @ReigningWomban 2 года назад +1

    This is a very necessary conversation. It can be uncomfortable but very necessary.

  • @Kathyyyyy123
    @Kathyyyyy123 2 года назад +1

    Subscribed, I love this 😊 great channel 👌🏾👌🏾

  • @dance4u850
    @dance4u850 2 года назад +17

    Mas, your video was brilliant about Cheslie. I kinda think Cheslie lost herself trying to be good as mom and reaching all her goals before age 30 The video above puts most of this in perspective. Author John Bradshaw coined the term Toxic Shame, when a person feels they are permanently defective or bad. He said they rarely understand what normal or fixable shame is. The core belief with Toxic Shame is I am not good enough and I am not worth loving. Add to that Cheslie falsely believing she was getting too old and did not know how to manage her stresses. She only knew how to be super woman by staying busy and never learned how to deal with her disappointments in healthy ways.
    Cheslie was a mirror of her mom and not having her mom close by in NYC to rely on, having broken up with her boyfriend in Charlotte 2 years ago, feeling isolated due to Covid and living alone in NYC made the pressure more than she could handle.

  • @connielomeli8870
    @connielomeli8870 2 года назад

    Thank you for explaining 🙏🏼 and your time

  • @nottristan1030
    @nottristan1030 2 года назад +7

    Honestly. I understand everything. It’s like you’ve made me understand myself. I was so different in school especially in high school. People said I was quiet etc and that they wished they were like me because I didn’t care what others thought about me. The truth is deep inside my mind, I have issues. Problems and there’s no one I can really open up to at least not at this time or where I am currently. Maybe it will get better in the future for me but seriously, many people you see smiling or happy, have a lot inside of them💔.
    Thanks so much for this video. I appreciate a lot and RIP Cheslie😔

    • @Usuvisa_Faith
      @Usuvisa_Faith 2 года назад +1

      Hey I'm here to listen if you need someone, praying everything gets better for you. And may I also advice you to read your Bible if you can...it helped me a lot❤🙏

  • @healthfitbasket4518
    @healthfitbasket4518 2 года назад +1

    Wow, awakening thoughts for the day, thanks!

  • @dewannaglow8365
    @dewannaglow8365 2 года назад +5

    You’re amazing at what you do ❤️ never stop making content

    • @XIMasati
      @XIMasati  2 года назад +1

      Thank you very much - Team Mas Sajady

  • @lous.1548
    @lous.1548 2 года назад +2

    i think achievement has nothing to do with happiness . It feels even lonely because EVERYONE expect you to be happy and often you feel emptiness inside

  • @angieangiel2666
    @angieangiel2666 2 года назад +4

    I never been close to my living siblings. They bullied me because I was different from them and even today they still dislike me but I never wanted to kill myself because of their mistreatment of me. I just prayed to God to keep me away from them and that's exactly what he did.

    • @Yanisbelmeza33
      @Yanisbelmeza33 2 года назад

      Good never let anyone belittle you on how to feel about your worth!! I’ve deal with a lot of stuff like that in the past and trust me it’s not you it’s people who ain’t shit who try to make you feel the same way they feel about themselves! !Weak fucks!!

  • @mamaspage1643
    @mamaspage1643 2 года назад +1

    I have watched a lot of videos trying to understand that whole situations.Best explanation i' ve seen so far.

    • @XIMasati
      @XIMasati  2 года назад +2

      Thank you very much - Team Mas Sajady

  • @marvinjefferson8675
    @marvinjefferson8675 2 года назад

    Excellent talk really helped thank you blessings blessings

  • @breemds
    @breemds 2 года назад +1

    Great perspective!

  • @stephaniemillington6455
    @stephaniemillington6455 2 года назад +5

    I believe I 'GET' what your saying in the sense of 'PROVING YOUR WORTH!' I myself have an International career of 35 years within the Beauty Industry. I in fact feel like I have still NOT ARRIVED! I think it really does stem from an upbringing of NOT BEING SEEN! You put THE MOST AMOUNT OF PRESSURE ON YOURSELF! It has taken until after 50 to feel content in standing still within myself! I no longer feel pressured to impress others but still have a desire to impress myself! Depression is very much a Metaphysical reaction!

  • @shellialexander9387
    @shellialexander9387 2 года назад +1

    Awesome. Thank u!!!

  • @Jigglypuffpuffpass
    @Jigglypuffpuffpass 2 года назад +2

    I went through this mindset where I was living just to impress people and had to learn no person no achievement no amount of beauty will make you happy you have to be happy with yourself first

  • @suemaurer6107
    @suemaurer6107 2 года назад +2

    Thank you Mas!🙏❤️🙏
    Need to find intrinsic sources of enjoyment/interests not external!

  • @rasta487
    @rasta487 2 года назад +5

    I see this in someone that I love very much and it's heartbreaking. They talk very fast & anxiously but are always looking off..rarely in the eye. They say no one sees me or knows my name. Theyve expressed 24/7 anxiety. Also often depression that they say they escape by lying to themselves about the situation they're in. So much more I can compare with what was said in this video. I've set up a therapy appt for them this week.

  • @simonespencerlife
    @simonespencerlife 2 года назад

    Amazing video!

  • @laurapatrick3354
    @laurapatrick3354 2 года назад +13

    Extremely interesting. I never saw it that way but always acknowledged how people say, you need to feel this way or you should not be feeling this way. Mental illness is such a complex disease. If we cannot understand it imagine the people who are actually in it...
    How can the initial disconnection be prevented?

  • @leilaskye8143
    @leilaskye8143 2 года назад +1

    I use to feel that with my creativity regarding disconnection. Yes it's like a thick glass. Great words.

  • @trishakoury-stoops2372
    @trishakoury-stoops2372 2 года назад

    You are spot on!

  • @dailylifephilippines4962
    @dailylifephilippines4962 2 года назад

    Omg. this video helps me understand myself now. .Thanks so much

  • @j0dilynn234
    @j0dilynn234 2 года назад +1

    This video is enlightening. I have suffered from anxiety and depression for many years... also am an introvert with social anxiety. Years of confusion and intermittent counseling throughout different phases of my adult life... Including but not limited to divorce, loss of a child to pediatric cancer(extreme low) Have been consistently on meds. All stemming from childhood trauma. Your analysis is so true. One thing Ive realized, only within this past year, is that I had to embrace life and myself in the midst of every wave, large or small. Learning to meditate and take control of my mind in any environment, most importantly when Im alone. Not easy at all but its saved my life. I also have the foundation of God. So the connection or spiritual guidance with a higher power has also been important for me. My heart goes out to anyone with depression. I hope we all continue shedding light on this illness. I don't believe anyone wants to take their life, they just need help.

  • @naychur7196
    @naychur7196 2 года назад +2

    Love your explanation! We need to stay grounded by maintaining healthy relationships with humans & nature?

  • @dianethomas2683
    @dianethomas2683 2 года назад +5

    Be happy with your self inner happiness is the best. Being bullied starts self doubt at any age. Mental illness is so Real high functional or low .. the Mind the Mind the Mind...

  • @ginger7778
    @ginger7778 2 года назад +4

    Your 100% I feel this way it’s all a “ feeling of not being understood “ yes I feel that disconnect in all relationships..

  • @lovematters7122
    @lovematters7122 2 года назад +7

    Didn't you say you would lead up to and explain something at the end of the vlog? What was it? Disassociation of self? FYI It wasn't clearly and conclusively referenced as the answer. I think the most enlightening thing you said was that she had achieved more than 4 lifespans already. If she still hadn't valued her achievements she was exhausted and perhaps could not continue on at the pace and methods that she had used in the past. She probably felt much older than she was.

    • @ladychicfashion1961
      @ladychicfashion1961 2 года назад

      I agree with you! Where is the concrete evidence? The poster of this video is just hypothesizing and speculating by what was broadcast by a one sided media, HOLLYWEIRD(Hollywood) and a police dept that has been plagued with coverups since its inception.🤔 None of us were there to witness one doggone "thang"! The media can say anything and the masses will take it as the golden definitive truth.🗣️ Such may not be the case!
      This "so-called" suicide has a lot of holes in its story and coverage.🧐🤔🤨😏
      None of us witness the video footage and her family could have released their statement the way they did out of fear. I'm quite sure they are still doing their own private investigations behind the scenes. This is not the end of this so-called suicide.

  • @angelaanglin5778
    @angelaanglin5778 2 года назад +1

    Very good explanation.

  • @Mariamk1995
    @Mariamk1995 2 года назад +2

    While watching the video of her being crowned Ms. USA and how she was smiling and looking so happy, I really think that she was acting as though she felt real joy, even though she didn’t. I recognized this because it is the exact way that I “act”. If I’m supposed to be overjoyed about something, I respond as though I physically feel overjoyed, when I actually am completely numb and feel nothing.
    DP/DR often starts because of a traumatic experience. Our bodies naturally go into either a fight, flight, or freeze response. Depersonalization/derealization is the ultimate freeze response. It blunts/numbs the emotions in order to try to protect us from the traumatic period we went through. But for some of us, the blunting never goes away, and we stay numb and out of it. We are physically here and often look well on the outside, but we’re not actually “there.”
    I’ve personally been dealing with DP/DR for 3.5 years now after a traumatic event, and you described it extremely well. People rarely know about it, and it’s very difficult and is complicated to describe, and people usually just don’t understand it. Or you explain it to someone and then because it never goes away us (like, it’s chronic), they forget that you are stuck like this ALL. THE. TIME (eververy single day we are “out of it”) or because they’re caring people, it hurts them knowing that we cannot feel connected to them. So I’ve found it easier to not really try to tell people anymore, and I just try my hardest to “act normal.” Most people in my life have no real idea that I literally cannot feel a connection to them. Even if I care about them and love them a lot, internally I am numb and nothing that they can say or do can actually make me FEEL joy. I simply respond and react as though I feel it. It’s like we’re constantly getting the “do not pass go, do not collect $100” card in monopoly, but instead, the card reads “keep existing every single day, but do not collect the joy, happiness, fulfillment, connection [insert any positive emotion here].”
    I know her mom did say she had depression, and I think it’s completely likely that she had depersonalization, and possibly derealization too, but that people in her life (family, friends, and even therapists) didn’t know. Few people have ever even heard of DPDR, and I’ve yet to find a cure that works. I’m not suicidal, but I can see how someone could be so frustrated and overcome by our constant sensation of being trapped in this strange, blurry reality. I’m no overachiever and will certainly never achieve as much as that beauty did. Whether or not she experienced DP/DR, my heart breaks for her. Rest in peace, Queen. 💔

  • @QueenPaulaBanks
    @QueenPaulaBanks 2 года назад +1

    Your channel is fantastic.

    • @XIMasati
      @XIMasati  2 года назад +1

      We appreciate your comment! - Team Mas Sajady

  • @fashionwithoutlabels
    @fashionwithoutlabels 2 года назад +1

    Great video

  • @learning.growing.1017
    @learning.growing.1017 2 года назад +5

    In her mind, she accomplished all that there was to accomplish. What was there left to do? Her life was complete in her mind, although empty. But everyone has a God-sized hole in their hearts, in the shape of a cross, that only the Lord can fill.
    I wish she would have called on Jesus Christ.. even her name was so close to our Savior's, I just wish things ended differently for her...
    "He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart..."

  • @yonathanseleshi
    @yonathanseleshi 2 года назад +1

    These are interesting points.

  • @MichelePearl
    @MichelePearl 2 года назад +4

    They do not believe they are “good enough”.

  • @ibbest123
    @ibbest123 2 года назад

    Excellent 🧡

  • @dearbrave4183
    @dearbrave4183 2 года назад +2

    Makes a lot of sense ❤

  • @lynne5322
    @lynne5322 2 года назад

    I found this enlightening / interesting...and compassionate.

  • @MelindaMc
    @MelindaMc 2 года назад +1

    Now I understand this. Thank you.

  • @sheenawellaarguelles413
    @sheenawellaarguelles413 2 года назад

    Maraming Salamat! (Thank You very much!) Very good explanation 🌟 God bless you more po!🌻

  • @sylviasmith4559
    @sylviasmith4559 2 года назад +1

    It's so important to become open about not what's being said. It keeps getting worse and "touching" more. A pill, or other drugs and alcohol doesn't rid the problem.

  • @sandramorris7864
    @sandramorris7864 2 года назад +14

    We are not super humans-You cant' have it all- Balance and self love is the key. The way she killed herself is insane. Life is not black and white. Got to roll and adapt to changes. All that achievement just to be empty- We need to feed our spirituality instead of materialism. How can you be happy when pleasing others and not yourself.

  • @janeborja2409
    @janeborja2409 2 года назад +3

    The feeling of emptiness and isolated when you reach the tip of success

  • @AltheaDoris
    @AltheaDoris 11 месяцев назад

    Oh my God, this is really speaking to me. I’m slowly “putting myself back together” after getting into the bad habit of self hatred and leaving my body, like it was some “cure” to escape my lack of self love. Woops! I ended up at a point where I didn’t care if I died. Not suicidal, but nothing “fit”, nothing worked. Hopelessness swallowed me. Thankfully coming back from my knees :). Just lots of little escaping after buying into what I thought would “make me worthy”. Just wrong and depleted my energy and magnifying my insecurities and proclivity to attack perceived wrongs I couldn’t see clearly. Whew 😅 coming back up.
    I remember seeing an acquaintance have a different look in his eyes, like he didn’t have a care in the world, all of a sudden, at a bar I was waitressing at long ago. It stopped me dead in my tracks, this sudden, new “peace” I perceived in him. He killed himself days later.
    Don’t know why this came up, but felt like sharing.
    Don’t hate yourself, even if you can’t seem to connect with others, like I was early on. I was treated like “the loser” etc. and nice to know I can stop the victim hood energy-taking self hate that spiraled me downward.
    Taking personal responsibility for our misery is scary but rewarding if we can swallow our pride, admit we are choosing the wrong path and allow others farther ahead to guide us towards the light 😇.
    Thanks for making this video. Sorry I’m commenting so much, just enjoying this breath of fresh air that will help me connect better.

  • @janetjohnson9690
    @janetjohnson9690 2 года назад +6

    I still don't belive Cheslie committed suicide.

    • @carmenyolandagreene3049
      @carmenyolandagreene3049 2 года назад +1

      Many unanswered questions

    • @JungleYT
      @JungleYT Год назад

      Right... Something's just amiss and I pray the truth comes out someday

  • @leilaskye8143
    @leilaskye8143 2 года назад +1

    It makes sense being overlooked.