Bipolar, Borderline and Beautiful-Savannah (part 2)

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  • Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
  • Part 2 of a Soft White Underbelly interview and portrait of Savannah, a woman with borderline personality disorder in Los Angeles.
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  • @ravenphoenix-rose1266
    @ravenphoenix-rose1266 Год назад +1409

    Anyone saying shes a liar and manipulator, ive had such a similar life. Beautiful, bpd, and with a fentanyl and crack addiction as well as sex work and stripping. Just because it sounds so crazy to you and its something that is so far fetched because your life is different and it could never happen to you doesnt mean its a lie. You have no clue who she is. Shut up if you dont like it dont watch

    • @ObsidianPill
      @ObsidianPill Год назад +1

      Sounds like every decent looking white girl. You all live life on tutorial mode.

    • @jbelich
      @jbelich Год назад +107

      hypersexuality, a need to self-medicate to the point of addiction, and a general lack of guile that leads to falling into misadventure are textbook BPD.. even if some specifics aren't real or facts exaggerated, the core still rings true. I don't think I've seen this degree of hostility towards one of Mark's interviewees as we are with this one.

    • @sciencenotstigma9534
      @sciencenotstigma9534 Год назад +40

      Yes, there’s a lot more to all of us…inner beauty and strengths. These are not easy disorders to deal with. Beauty does not mean you live a charmed life. My psychiatrist said, basically, the same thing Mark did. “You don’t want to do these things. You just do them.” I have cried a lot when I came out of mania or depression and realized what I did. Thoughts are not beliefs. Beliefs represent who we truly are and guide who we are and work to be. Thoughts are just things you have to struggle with or they become behaviors we’re not consciously aware of in mania or psychosis, no matter how self-aware we are, as people. I can choose my behaviors today, most of the time. We have to fight for that. It’s not a matter of simple choices, like it is for healthy people. I don’t feel bad for myself because I’m glad I can see who people really are, even when they are ill. It was a counselor just like that who helped me, so now I know I can help people not everyone is able to relate to. It’s meaningful. Many healthy people search for meaning, so I am grateful for my experiences. It’s great that there are others who see those strengths, today. Judgment speaks volumes about character. My biggest regrets were the times I judged others or didn’t help someone, when I think I could have. People who judge and brag that they “don’t have any sympathy” aren’t in better shape than us, even if they don’t know it. That just means they “lack self-awareness and insight,” like most pre-diagnosis people with mental illness see on their charts. I have seen it on mine, back in the day. I thought it was an insult but it just means a person needs help and education. Mental illness and mental health services need to be normalized. Most people who brag about being normal could really use some help…and it’s nothing to be ashamed of. I know something could happen where I need more help again. The brain is just a part of the body. Things can go wrong in the body at any time and need treatment. It’s okay to not be okay. Okay?
      P.S. I know I’m preaching to the choir and I totally agree with you! Thanks for sharing your perspective.

    • @nugzmoney7520
      @nugzmoney7520 Год назад +7

      Hmu Savannah

    • @Bizarrebarbie
      @Bizarrebarbie Год назад +135

      Thank you. Calling me delusional when they are diagnosing me via a RUclips video with all
      These things, with zero knowledge in mental disorders, is actually what is delusional 😹 biting my
      Tongue through all of these comments is probably harder then my entire life story lol

  • @genevievewebster5806
    @genevievewebster5806 Год назад +1318

    Mark!! Please get the dad to do an interview!! 🙏🏻 I would love to hear his story!

    • @vedranromac1046
      @vedranromac1046 Год назад +39

      Great idea. The story of the Fortress to a BPD/MD daughter...an old fortress in its struggle not to become a ruin. Blessings to him and to Savannah.

    • @bekas79
      @bekas79 Год назад +25

      This needs more likes so he can see it!

    • @Ernest-vh1zm
      @Ernest-vh1zm Год назад +6

      Me, too!!!

    • @TheAllSeeingGuy
      @TheAllSeeingGuy Год назад +6

      Yes!

    • @laurentiucimpan9710
      @laurentiucimpan9710 Год назад +7

      Best ideea ever!

  • @sue5158
    @sue5158 9 месяцев назад +139

    Life can be that crazy. As a dancer in the 80s, I woke up in different cities, partied with rockers, thousands of $. Crazy stories. I believe her. She could be my daughter lol. Alcohol, too. It took decades, and many relapses, but I'm 12 years sober, dealt with my trauma. Keep trying. Never stop trying. I wish you the best, Savannah.

    • @MrRdh567
      @MrRdh567 4 месяца назад +1

      Aesome

    • @Gettothegone
      @Gettothegone 2 месяца назад

      You’re trauma isn’t a crutch. Too many want their behavior excused by “my childhood”

    • @ssgaffney
      @ssgaffney Месяц назад

      @@sue5158 #awwsosweet

  • @colettespencer3357
    @colettespencer3357 8 месяцев назад +95

    When mark said her behavior is not her fault because she is borderline and bipolar, she smiled. She actually said...its a copout...people are actually responsible for their behavior. Yes, its challenging. We are all still ultimately responsible for our behavior and making the effort to learn, grow, get help. ❤

    • @tudormiller887
      @tudormiller887 3 месяца назад +3

      She said that she thought like that about people with personality disorders, ADHD before now.

    • @Jazlyn_Jiggles
      @Jazlyn_Jiggles Месяц назад +1

      Honestly struggling with certain mental disorders are very challenging especially when you’re not being medicated. That’s like saying someone with schizophrenia has a mental breakdown because of the voices or visual effects, that it’s their fault and they should have reacted differently.

    • @colettespencer3357
      @colettespencer3357 15 дней назад

      @@offwitmelkychrms I don't think it's hate. It's anxiety and concern. Borderline have a difficult time with identity and manipulation is one of their survival skills to get needs met. This causes problems for others and therefore, they stay away once discovered. Not easy for all. Hypnotherapy, emdr..good therapies for healing trauma. 💖

    • @colettespencer3357
      @colettespencer3357 15 дней назад

      @@offwitmelkychrms have you gone to therapy with them? If one person in the family has problems, everyone does...and problems aren't just the burden of one person. I didn't understand until much later in life that I would have been much better off moving far away from my family at a much younger age. It's not easy though. Not at all. I pray for peace for you and understanding.

  • @jenbrender3815
    @jenbrender3815 Год назад +495

    I hope to see her return for another interview and I hope she is still sober. I see a lot of myself in her. When she talks about having to lose her friends because they didn’t necessarily do anything wrong, but weren’t good for her sobriety, that really hit home. Did the same thing a couple years ago, it’s hard but it drastically changed my life. When she talked about her darkness and being attracted to dark things, I resonated with this as well.

    • @sciencenotstigma9534
      @sciencenotstigma9534 Год назад +8

      Some people have a need to experience things, to understand them. It’s a sign of intelligence, often, yet people say we’re stupid. We can experience, learn what we need to know, grow and move on, as long as we are living. I love to hear people relating to folks other point fingers and shake their heads at. That’s not a healthy impulse either.

    • @lauragibb6014
      @lauragibb6014 Год назад +9

      Would definitely love to see updates with Savannah.

    • @lovethelighr7985
      @lovethelighr7985 Год назад +2

      ❤❤❤❤❤😊

    • @MissSweetieShortie
      @MissSweetieShortie Год назад +6

      🙏🙏🙏🥺 the comments are being so cruel to her
      Thank you for saying this 💯

    • @MissSweetieShortie
      @MissSweetieShortie Год назад +3

      ​@@sciencenotstigma9534💯🙏

  • @savannahgoins4814
    @savannahgoins4814 Год назад +189

    Thank you so much for being vulnerable and sharing your story. My name is Savannah, I also have BPD and I am a recovering addict. I’ve been sober from meth and fent for 5 years as of April. I think one of the wisest things I’ve learned is that “Peace looks a lot like boredom to a person accustomed to chaos.” We both know that our restlessness, irrational thoughts, and issues with trust will never completely go away.. but I promise you the more you believe in the good things, the more doors will open to bring them to you. One day at a time, one moment at a time even 💗 no matter how much you numb it, there will always be a time where you wake up to face your true self, she’s who deserves your love. Protect her when no one else will.

    • @Schiffon
      @Schiffon Год назад +7

      Just a fabulous comment ❤️❤️❤️🙋‍♀️

    • @candacenavarra4256
      @candacenavarra4256 Год назад +2

      I cried reading this comment

    • @onlyme7308
      @onlyme7308 Год назад +6

      Absolute truth. Sober 6 years and now I wouldn’t swap the peace at any cost for the chaos. But it took a long time. The chaos is addictive in itself.

    • @victorial8764
      @victorial8764 Год назад +1

      That end two sentences are beautiful. ❤

    • @thatgurl2803
      @thatgurl2803 Год назад +1

      Beautiful advice/comment. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @JessehPlaysGames
    @JessehPlaysGames 2 месяца назад +12

    I could listen to her talk all day. she is such a good speaker.
    I wish u the best!

  • @annemarienicolaides8186
    @annemarienicolaides8186 Год назад +389

    She’s very charismatic, very good story teller as well, what a crazy life and only 28, I hope her a beautiful future

    • @chunkk5426
      @chunkk5426 Год назад +23

      She's got that "I'm an escort, not a hoe!" face.

    • @chunkk5426
      @chunkk5426 Год назад +11

      You got that " I have an only fans and don't ask for free pics" face

    • @sciencenotstigma9534
      @sciencenotstigma9534 Год назад +4

      @@chunkk5426 Yeah, but not necessarily the attitude. I’m taking her as an individual…she doesn’t really seem like a snob. Js.

    • @jp3mcpherson
      @jp3mcpherson Год назад +19

      Good storyteller? She’s bouncing around from story to story completely random. You’re diluted. 😂

    • @SH-rg3gb
      @SH-rg3gb Год назад +14

      @@jp3mcphersonmy thoughts exactly lmao. just a bunch of fucking rambling, all over the place. & I have both Borderline & Bipolar & it ain’t from those. he only had her do this cause of her looks.

  • @girlvoid
    @girlvoid Год назад +281

    Listening to her story has been really intense, and I gotta say just as a sidenote, I notice her hypervigilance with the sudden noises throughout the video. The pauses to check it's safe is such a real thing. I'm the same with any unexpected noise in my environment. For any survivor of trauma it's a constant battle being on alert for signs of danger. Wishing all the best for her.

    • @MissSweetieShortie
      @MissSweetieShortie Год назад +21

      I saw in the comments that she said the comments have been more triggering than her life events... Which really shows how cruel people are... I'm so proud of her she's 11 days sober and pray she keeps going I love listening to her

    • @roselikethewine
      @roselikethewine Год назад +7

      Just seemed to me that the noises were distracting because she doesn’t like being cut off or interrupted when she’s talking. Makes you lose your train of thought and because there’s so much in your head you don’t want to miss anything.

    • @elizabethstafford5773
      @elizabethstafford5773 11 месяцев назад +4

      I thought the same thing. I'm easily startled, it's really bad. It's from being consistently abused as a baby and a toddler. Her running and seeking chaos is because of the same thing. Her mother and my mother sound like the same nightmare.

    • @almaguel4541
      @almaguel4541 4 месяца назад +1

      She reminds me of myself, I have ADHD. From the forgetting what she was saying, to the jumping ahead of herself, to the stimulants making her feel calm to the chasing serotonin.

  • @missmadmadmadi
    @missmadmadmadi 8 месяцев назад +48

    I know you said that you didn’t want to take psychiatric medication because you “didn’t want to be a zombie”. I’m bipolar and started lamictal which is technically an anti-epilepsy drug but works as a mood stabilizer. For me, it evened me out and made me feel sane for the first time in my life. I remember saying early on that I never knew what being sane felt like. I missed the high emotions sometimes because I could feel happiness so intensely, but the stability was worth the exchange

    • @michaelsizemore1398
      @michaelsizemore1398 2 месяца назад

      Thank you, I am bipolar. I needed this advice today.

    • @johnwrickel
      @johnwrickel 4 дня назад

      Seroquel, Lamotrigine, and Xanax work for me.

  • @andrewdewey8975
    @andrewdewey8975 Год назад +229

    I have been clean for years now, and nothing has made me as anxious as listening to her story. Like her, some of my time ripping and running were the funnest times of my life, but most of it were really the saddest parts of my life. I hope you can stay clean and sober. You have your entire life ahead.

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    • @Ghoosier
      @Ghoosier Год назад +19

      Same, years under my belt but it only takes a second of stinking thinking or bad company to go back to that crap

    • @notsoberoveranalyzer8264
      @notsoberoveranalyzer8264 Год назад +10

      @@GhoosierI got way too personal Witt my comment, so I’m going to delete it.
      But basically despite my username I sincerely wish you both well.
      There is a reason that world class athletes, medical doctors, high end business leaders, lawyers have all said, their sincerity is the toughest things they’ve ever done.
      I envy those wearing rose colored glasses, thinking it’s easy.
      That don’t understand, the only experience similar to withdrawal is holding your breath under water for 2-3 minutes, with zero preparation.
      That your body, and your mind begin to identify that particular substance as a necessity to life.
      ( Hence why without it, your organs can fail. You’ll trade food/water for it. Hell your body will even begin rejecting water, even if you haven’t had any for two days. And for the mental without it, it’s hard to find any purpose to live, you -know- like the sky is blue, that you need it ( even though you don’t.)
      I just really commend you two. I hope you keep it up. I sincerely do.

    • @Ghoosier
      @Ghoosier Год назад +8

      @@notsoberoveranalyzer8264 appreciate it very much. I have heard the lead singer of Pantera, Phil Anselmo, explain withdrawal like mentally falling off a building over and over in sheer panic and terror in your mind. I can definitely relate and wouldn’t wish the feeling on my worst enemy but that gate must be walked through to get to the other side of peace and serenity. Peace to you friend and best of luck always

  • @num7088
    @num7088 Год назад +208

    I got wrapped up with a woman like this for about 2 years. Holy sh*t. Some of the very best and absolute worst times of my life. It's not their fault, but people like this are SO incredibly dangerous. They are the rocks that you will dash yourself against. They are impervious to everything. The sooner you figure it out, the sooner you need to run!

    • @zephyr-mq3cv
      @zephyr-mq3cv 11 месяцев назад

      You're comment is both equal parts disgusting and extremely ableist.

    • @philgetmoney6011
      @philgetmoney6011 11 месяцев назад +2

      Same

    • @makaveli087
      @makaveli087 11 месяцев назад +9

      All goddamn women are like this TO A POINT. Jimmy Soul said it best BUT the General Rule of thumb is: The Hotter they are; The More trouble they WILL be.

    • @detwin2
      @detwin2 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@makaveli087no

    • @taber555
      @taber555 10 месяцев назад +8

      Ditto! Like riding a rollercoaster! I'm so glad I am away from that!!!

  • @lornaclark9139
    @lornaclark9139 10 месяцев назад +19

    I'm 60 now. Lived my life with borderline. It is crazy the behaviours it brings out. It is an absolute roller-coaster. It's so true that other people even family, have no idea of what your capabile of. Really good to watch this interview. 😢

    • @airy.fairy.rosemary
      @airy.fairy.rosemary 6 месяцев назад +1

      I havent ever really seen anyone over the age of maybe 30 talk about living with bpd, hopefully ill be that strong!

  • @anfisakiryanova4552
    @anfisakiryanova4552 Год назад +401

    Look how powerful beauty is. Even Mark is smitten by her. You hear it in his voice and he can’t stop telling her how attractive she is. She’s batshit crazy but she can have anything she wants from virtually anyone.

    • @Heightofacloud
      @Heightofacloud Год назад +48

      I feel the same way. Sucks for average women or women not conventionally thought as beautiful. Life is crazy and definitely not fair or just.

    • @jewelseng9900
      @jewelseng9900 Год назад +10

      True 💯😂

    • @livingintheforest3963
      @livingintheforest3963 Год назад +31

      But the normal happy people have better lives in the end. I’m 60 I know I was pretty like this and knew many women like this. It’s better to be normal than pretty!😢

    • @Heightofacloud
      @Heightofacloud Год назад +25

      @@livingintheforest3963 agreed. It hurts not to be desired or liked so much. But I imagine it hurts worse to have everyone around you jealous of you or hating you and men lusting after you and not really caring for you.

    • @mge8036
      @mge8036 Год назад +13

      hahahhaha. I hear that alittle in his voice too. This girl is fresh from this stuff tho. 11 days sober don't mean much though I hope she makes it.

  • @katelynnwoods
    @katelynnwoods Год назад +15

    Your guests are so brutally honest. They are an example to all of us to not be afraid of who we are. Refreshing.

    • @nicoleclavel3876
      @nicoleclavel3876 Месяц назад +1

      they remind me a lot of myself. I have a lot of crazy stories. had a narcissist dad, had sugar daddies later in life, went to crazy parties and met celebrities, had abusive relationships with narcissists.
      almost died from a random rare skin disease at 18. was basically an alcoholic at 16 and did so many drugs to numb myself bc of my parents fighting constantly. I def feel all these people. i’m very rebellious and love speaking my mind. very open minded and i’m not ashamed to be who I am. i’d love to talk on something like this but i’m way too shy though haha 😅😂

  • @rachelwyatt6030
    @rachelwyatt6030 Год назад +60

    You’ll slow and settle down when you’re ready. My mom had BPD and bipolar and started counseling when I was born. She was also a beautiful party girl in Los Angeles and from a small town in Illinois. She was the best mother in the world and stayed with my dad almost 30 years. The counseling really helped her

  • @workingthrumyissues
    @workingthrumyissues Год назад +285

    Rare to hear someone so honest. Wish her and her Dad the best.

    • @JanFWeh
      @JanFWeh Год назад +23

      So honest? How do you know that?
      I'm not even sure she's sober during that interview.

    • @Pokedawn100
      @Pokedawn100 Год назад +1

      Lol

    • @MissSweetieShortie
      @MissSweetieShortie Год назад +9

      I'm proud of her , the hateful comments piss me off cuz it just is going to make her not want to get interviewed again and it's hard on someone's mental health to get ridiculed like she did
      Idk why people are so cruel to her ??? They don't feel bad cuz she's beautiful or something lol like what ? She isn't the only person with a wild story on here ...

    • @margodphd
      @margodphd Год назад +9

      @@MissSweetieShortie Because she's pretty and not sad and bashful enough. People think her nervous laugh is boastful. It's a "them" problem, not a "her" problem but it points out how little sympathy average people have for beautiful women, thinking they have it all given to them and hating them for it. It's really sad, no arguing with these men (and pickmeishas trying to back them up for attention 🤭). If it's not a function of misogyny and lookism then I don't know what is.

    • @Xyz46786
      @Xyz46786 Год назад

      😂😂😂😂😂

  • @sgrfpprmnt
    @sgrfpprmnt Год назад +141

    A treasure trove of Hollywood experiences. I wish her and her dad good health and to be happy and sober.

  • @HookingGoodCreationsbyTinaC
    @HookingGoodCreationsbyTinaC 7 месяцев назад +7

    I hope she’s still sober, she deserves some peace in her life. She’s absolutely beautiful, I hope she sees that she’s worth all the good things in life.

  • @kayc5496
    @kayc5496 Год назад +68

    Mann, I wish I was brave enough to share my story. I've been watching this channel for years. I have thought about writing a book about my life but.. takes bravery to share ..

    • @cdb7876
      @cdb7876 Год назад +5

      What story?

    • @MJ-ge6jz
      @MJ-ge6jz Год назад +2

      Just Do It!

    • @michelleashland544
      @michelleashland544 Год назад +3

      Share to us in this comment thread. I think we'd love to hear and you have a compassionate audience here!

    • @michelleashland544
      @michelleashland544 Год назад

      Share to us in this comment thread. I think we'd love to hear and you have a compassionate audience here!

  • @robertlevasseur6843
    @robertlevasseur6843 Год назад +26

    I don’t understand how you can be having fun when you don’t remember half of what happened, you don’t know who you were with and you don’t know where you are when you wake up.

    • @JanFWeh
      @JanFWeh Год назад +6

      I don't think she cares who she was with. She's only pissed they didn't pay.

    • @robertlevasseur6843
      @robertlevasseur6843 Год назад +3

      @@JanFWeh Good point. Being unconscious is not good for business.

    • @betsyvanek9275
      @betsyvanek9275 5 месяцев назад +2

      personally I have found myself in a lot of situations but to wake up in another town & not know where or why would be my Twilight Zone.

    • @AbbyCavapoo24
      @AbbyCavapoo24 3 месяца назад

      ​😅

    • @AbbyCavapoo24
      @AbbyCavapoo24 3 месяца назад

      ​@r😅obertlevasseur6843

  • @bettinamutisheva7345
    @bettinamutisheva7345 10 месяцев назад +4

    I can't believe I listened to the whole story and I couldn't even pause it. What a life man... I love that channel!

  • @ziggy33399
    @ziggy33399 Год назад +39

    Fingers crossed she can make it. I’m rooting for her, cheering for her… hoping she convinces herself to go back to her shrink, get on meds to help, joins a group recovery…all of it. The whole world will embrace her! And she IS BEAUTIFUL ‼️

  • @keithadair1846
    @keithadair1846 Год назад +17

    A true addict. We are always chasing that first feeling. Spinning our wheels destroying our lives. One drink, pill and fix at a time. My hope is that you find recovery and start repairing the inside. That emptiness that you shared with us will eventually go away. My prayer for you is that you start to feel beautiful on the inside. You are allready beautiful on the outside. Thank you for sharing your story.

  • @juliepoolie2129
    @juliepoolie2129 6 месяцев назад +8

    Dialectical Behavior Therapy is the best treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder . She seems strong and I hope she finds a network of loving people to sit with her in her pain and healing journey. I hope people stop taking advantage of her!

  • @dekayallday1
    @dekayallday1 Год назад +191

    It’s very difficult to form a bond with someone who’s extremely desensitized. She’s 100% desensitized.

    • @margodphd
      @margodphd Год назад +45

      She had no choice ,she was traumatised as a little child. Until that heals,all you build on broken foundation won't be right..

    • @gabim3093
      @gabim3093 Год назад +7

      Same. We can’t “attach” to anything or anyone. No matter how hard we try,

    • @mattving61
      @mattving61 Год назад

      How so?

    • @margodphd
      @margodphd Год назад +24

      @@mattving61 To truly bond with someone, something one needs to accept eventual pain and hurt that would - and usually will - come from failure, rejection, loss of interest. It's easier and less emotionally devastating to say "I didn't care anyway" and walk away when that sentence was at least partially true. Many very traumatised people prioritise not getting hurt again as one of main goals in interpersonal relationships,and the same is the case with people with borderline whose emotions vary radically - but rejection is always *the* trigger.

    • @susie4045
      @susie4045 Год назад +7

      ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@margodphdGreat comment! On the flip side of walking away and not caring…Would it also be true to say that people with borderline try to make everyone happy at ALL costs? And therefore they themselves are protected from rejection. I think I experience this.

  • @breecameron1134
    @breecameron1134 11 месяцев назад +56

    Its really a fascinating thing, reading peoples reactions to this girl. I'm utterly fascinated.
    How quickly the behavior switches when an aesthetically pleasing image is in front of us.
    She's pleasing physically to look at. People are comfortable looking at her and therefore it directs their reactions to her behavior. I find that really captivating. Put an image that makes you uncomfortable in front of you and watch how your reaction is different. Imagine if all of the abuse that she had physically taking on herself manifested in her actual appearance. Distorted the aesthetic part of her body, and then watch how the reactions and comments would change. They would. I assure you, the reactions would change.
    We are a fascinating species. I do not understand human beings. I'll be honest. And the older I get the worse it gets. People absolutely confuse me.

    • @henobani8039
      @henobani8039 11 месяцев назад +2

      we people are sooooooo fucking weird , if aliens watch us we'r like the best tv show for them. a whole planet of all kinds

    • @gino9094
      @gino9094 8 месяцев назад +2

      Halo effect

    • @RhiannonRaven
      @RhiannonRaven 7 месяцев назад +3

      Absolutely agree. People like this young woman, often experience total mental breakdown if they live long enough to get to an age where their looks fade, because they their entire existence is built on what they look like. The whole thing is awful and tragic, and very symptomatic of modern Western civilisation.

    • @kimfontaine7453
      @kimfontaine7453 5 месяцев назад

      It's sad for anyone no matter their looks, but imagine an unattractive prostitute sitting their talking about having 6 abortions in the same upbeat way as this girl. She would have been torn up.

    • @elizabethandjakesims7479
      @elizabethandjakesims7479 3 месяца назад

      Yes if she had been less attractive and got a compliment from Mark no one would've noticed bc I've seen him be nice to everyone he interviews such hateful people out there and petty

  • @AO-qv5hl
    @AO-qv5hl 11 месяцев назад +24

    Sincerely not trying to cut anyone down...but i can honestly say watching videos like this, especially of someone who has dealt with trauma as well, I am so damn proud of myself for being able to deal with all the pain I've dealt with on top of anxiety disorders, cptsd, and only ever choose constructive healthy paths as means of coping, art, martials arts, poetry, etc.... I'm really proud of myself for how strong I'm realizing I am! But I understood everyone is wired differently. It's really something to listen to people's stories on this channel, and truly touching, disheartening and inspiring at the same time❤

    • @carlberentzen699
      @carlberentzen699 9 месяцев назад +3

      @AO-qv5hl speaking from experience, martial arts and poetry is one powerful combination. There's very little people who could pull off what you have pulled off. You should be proud of yourself. In my opinion, handling adversity/trauma in a productive way is one of the most impressive qualities a person can have. Keep doing what you are doing, my friend. It might not always feel like it, but you are defying the odds and you should be proud!!

    • @AO-qv5hl
      @AO-qv5hl 9 месяцев назад +1

      @carlberentzen699 thank you so much for your kind words, I appreciate that! Well wishes to you!

    • @AbbyCavapoo24
      @AbbyCavapoo24 3 месяца назад +1

      I have had a lot of problems with mental illness some of which you named especially after being assaulted and blinded. Thank God I never had any addiction. I furthered my college studies, did volunteer work, got more into a healthy lifestyle and started going to church and groups there. Horrible situations were constantly being thrown at me but for some reason I kept a healthy lifestyle.

  • @oldrandon
    @oldrandon Год назад +14

    I worked in human services (mental illness and developmental disability) for over 26 years. Mental illness isn't "beautiful", "kind", "brave" or any of the other adjectives used in the comments. Mental illness is a disability. It is sad and it is tragic.

  • @dustinlong1435
    @dustinlong1435 Год назад +37

    In all due respect, 6 abortions is disturbing.

  • @aimeem9867
    @aimeem9867 Год назад +47

    I fret theres a legit level of delusion and denial in our girl Savannah here.
    If her dad was such a rock he wouldnt have told his teenage daughter that shes a "survivor" which lead her to "survival" mode .
    In survival mode we make the most horrible choices.
    All he had to do was tell her to come home. Also, ive been diagnosed with both of these conditions which never lead me, personally to make such poor decisions in life.
    These were her choices.
    the definition of insanity is making the same decisions expecting different results. 🤷‍♀️ 🤷‍♀️ 🤷‍♀️

    • @bidoofismyking8962
      @bidoofismyking8962 10 месяцев назад +3

      respectfully, disagree. she is an adult and needs to survive on her own. her dad does not need to overparent or treat her like a child. overparenting is not parenting.

    • @julianamitchell3183
      @julianamitchell3183 8 месяцев назад +10

      100%. Dad is sketchy as hell.

    • @noname-7992
      @noname-7992 5 месяцев назад

      I believe behind her stories, her dad had asked her million times why she was going to the wrong way. In the end he said, "you chose this way, I see that you are survivor and I let you do what you want". How can I tell you these things because I know a girl who’s totally like Savana with bipolar borderline and her father is very confused and cant protect her because she's always prefer chaos.

  • @Tr3vor007
    @Tr3vor007 Год назад +51

    Truly hope her sobriety continues… one day at a time… one minute at a time. She has a lot to offer as a motivational speaker not only for those with addiction but with mental health trials as well. God speed Savannah ❤

    • @TheWindDidntStandAChance
      @TheWindDidntStandAChance Год назад +8

      She’s totally not sober. She is high in her videos. People are really gullible. This is coming from somebody who has been sober for 14 years.

    • @JanFWeh
      @JanFWeh Год назад +4

      Motivational speaker on mental health?
      To not take BPD medication and instead try every drug known to man to self-medicate?

  • @xxxmochibaby
    @xxxmochibaby Год назад +78

    The way all the other interview titles are so blunt and reductive like “crack addict interview” “prostitute interview” and savannah gets titled “borderline, bipolar and beautiful” despite her also being an addict and prostitute is BIZARRE. She is favourited and given more respect than all the other women on this channel because Mark found her attractive which is gross. Not to mention the comment he made about how she is men’s “dream
    Girl” and that they’re jealous they can never be with her…. So weird and unprofessional.

    • @taritabaquie4449
      @taritabaquie4449 Год назад +19

      I agree. This interview has made me lose all respect for Mark. He seemed like a horny schoolboy and it was really was hard to hear him in the background being quite gross. It's a shame because he did Savannah a disservice here by treating her exactly as she has been use to her whole life and it was severely disappointing to listen to, especially since he makes a living speaking with highly vulnerable people - including Savannah. She has a tough veneer but his behaviour will have not been lost on her.

    • @sarahh.8032
      @sarahh.8032 Год назад +5

      I love the platform that is given to these people and their stories. I‘ve just discovered this channel two days ago and have watched several videos… I loved them all but got a very weird feeling in my stomach with some of the questions and comments made by the person behind the camera (Mark?). This episode especially did not sit right with me in the way he reacted to Savannah, playing very obviously with her need for male recognition. Savannah, if by any chance you are reading this… you are a very compelling story teller, thank you for sharing your story ❤

    • @veronicamigliore
      @veronicamigliore Год назад +6

      YES!!! and at the end he said her following up with him will give them an excuse to hang out!!! I almost died

    • @xxxmochibaby
      @xxxmochibaby Год назад +3

      @@veronicamigliore omg I missed that part!! That is shameful

    • @MrModojojo
      @MrModojojo Год назад +11

      Not going to lie, this comment makes a really valid point.
      Mark if you read this. I think you're brilliant and you have a good heart. I just want you to be careful though. I think you're attraction to certain people could topple the whole soft white underbelly. It's never going to be okay to like your subjects because there's always going to be a weird power dynamic there. Being attracted to some of these people is natural, I would just steer clear of acting on any of it or publicly endorsing it. Be well

  • @dianacaporiccio5776
    @dianacaporiccio5776 10 месяцев назад +4

    I love how shes so open and raw about her issues. She understands her diagnosis. Knowledge is power!

  • @heatherh.197
    @heatherh.197 Год назад +59

    I think shes a bit of a storyteller. Anyone else get that?

    • @joelkoehler7050
      @joelkoehler7050 Год назад +1

      She’s weaving some thick webs here, she’s smart and can be semi convincing during this long ass interview but it’s all bullshit

    • @nancydupuis8083
      @nancydupuis8083 Год назад +20

      10% true. 90 % self serving fiction.

    • @hieronymuslarsson1388
      @hieronymuslarsson1388 Год назад +11

      That's a polite way of putting it. People who don't smell the bs can't be very bright.

  • @bribricanon4405
    @bribricanon4405 Год назад +9

    Thank you for sharing your story, Savanna. All these crazy and painful things that happened to you, it’s unbelievable seeing you sitting there, alive, beautiful, smiling and with a positive attitude towards your future. This is really awesome! I wish you all the best to keep your determination focused on a bright and healthy future for yourself ! Also all the best to your dad !

  • @Lola23339
    @Lola23339 10 месяцев назад +66

    I'm a psychiatrist and I deeply appreciate this channel. I work for a large, non-profit, university hospital in a big city. I've seen a lot of men and women like Savannah. It's never a slam dunk to diagnose a patient from a video but, because of my experience, I can get fairly close. I agree that Savannah is almost certainly bipolar (likely bipolar 1) and borderline. I'm pretty confident that she's also on a stimulant. It's probably not meth. unless it's a small amount of she smoked it many hours ago. It presents more like a heavy dose of Adderall. I wish Savannah nothing but the best in turning her life around. If she saw a psychiatrist and stayed on certain medications, she'd have a much better chance of turning her life around. Mental health meds. often get a bad reputation because, of course, they're not perfect and many take time and some discomfort in order to work. Good luck, Savannah!!

    • @djmandyland
      @djmandyland 8 месяцев назад +12

      I agree, I was also sensing histrionic with the overly embellished stories and "baby doll" presentation. I hope she finds some help 😔

    • @123janninha
      @123janninha 8 месяцев назад +3

      I also sense borderline with mix of histrionic… the money and appearance part of it is definetly histrionic, but I see borderline traits too.

    • @catpathcottage2995
      @catpathcottage2995 7 месяцев назад +1

      Whatever

    • @catpathcottage2995
      @catpathcottage2995 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@djmandylandugh. 😮

    • @Bizarrebarbie
      @Bizarrebarbie 6 месяцев назад +8

      LOL I’ve been told since I was a kid I have “scatter brained” energy. Adderal makes me calm & collected and I sleep on it. Thanks for the compliment though :) and for everyone else diagnosing me thru a screen honestly perish I could give a fuck

  • @le_th_
    @le_th_ Год назад +10

    Wishing this woman well on her path to healing from her early childhood abuse and neglect. I hope she will find it within herself to stop abusing and neglecting herself now.
    Her childhood is running her life right now.

  • @user-ti9ku5bq7w
    @user-ti9ku5bq7w Год назад +6

    Best wishes, Savannah. I hope you stay sober and keep getting mental health treatment, especially for trauma. You will be a tremendous motivational speaker!

  • @kristaleal343
    @kristaleal343 11 месяцев назад +24

    WOWWWW!!!! This chick’s life story would make SUCH a fascinating movie!! What a ride!! It would be cool as hell if she can hang on to recovery, and have a camera crew follow her around for a year to see what she decides to do with all that potential, and at least put out a badass docu-series. She is captivating, cool, down to Earth, and so charismatic, and now we for sure need a follow up!!! Best of luck to you, Savannah ❤

    • @tr7b410
      @tr7b410 7 месяцев назад +3

      She is no doubt hoping for her big break in a legit movie.
      But she could be rich on the Only Fans website.
      I bet she is a Leo or Scorpio.

    • @nicoleclavel3876
      @nicoleclavel3876 Месяц назад

      @@tr7b410us leo women are the best ❤🎉

  • @gracepalmerxo
    @gracepalmerxo Год назад +45

    You would be an amazing motivational speaker! You’re so naturally good with your communication and I find your testimony so interesting. It’s crazy to think you actually did all that shit because you come off so normal and drugs haven’t aged you one bit! Really hope you recover from everything you’ve been through because I think you have so much to offer sober💗

    • @paulettek2732
      @paulettek2732 Год назад

      Her looks would be a man’s dream girl but who she is would be a man’s nightmare.

    • @therealJamieJoy
      @therealJamieJoy 11 месяцев назад +6

      Please keep in mind in this interview she's only 11 days DAYS sober.

    • @jeeess9979
      @jeeess9979 11 месяцев назад +4

      filler , veneers helped her stay pretty

    • @itza8334
      @itza8334 5 месяцев назад

      Lol

  • @lunarlemonlogan
    @lunarlemonlogan Год назад +9

    so real, really refreshing to hear someone speak about their life openly. speaking about yourself helps many others! thanks for sharing!

  • @lynzeloo22
    @lynzeloo22 3 месяца назад +1

    I absolutely love listening to real people’s life stories, I find them fascinating. I wish Savannah all the best for the future as she really has potential to do anything she puts her mind to. I hope she manages to curb her addiction but I can understand how difficult it may be . I have a couple friends who are addicts and I feel absolutely helpless, I have no idea how to help them other than being there on the end of the phone. My friends don’t seem to be in a place where they know they need help and I really worry about them. Thank you for your story Savannah x

  • @Angel.eye.
    @Angel.eye. Год назад +30

    You have a lot of people rooting for you girllll !!! Sobriety is a journey that will pull you everywhere STAY STRONG SENDING LOVE AND PRAYERS

    • @jsnow6925
      @jsnow6925 Год назад +1

      She is far from innocent if she has bpd

  • @Knox69
    @Knox69 Год назад +55

    Omg Mark 😮 I love this interview ❤ I could listen to her all day long. I’m older but can relate in so many ways. Please bring her back in a few months.

    • @patriciadavis5633
      @patriciadavis5633 11 месяцев назад

      Her child hood stories are a lie!!! Reach out to Ohio for the TRUTH!!! Smh lies and more lies!!!

  • @heatherf341
    @heatherf341 Год назад +4

    Oh Savannah my heart breaks for you. Keep fighting and telling your story because you will HELP others and your life is SO worth it!❤❤❤

  • @Tara-sunshine
    @Tara-sunshine Год назад +15

    I love her!! I get authentic vibes from her, no shame in her game i just love this about her. Shes stuningly beautiful and 100% real in my opinion. Rock on Savannah ❤ thanks for sharing your story and Mark as always thank you for you dedication and hard work!!

    • @Geniere10
      @Geniere10 Год назад +2

      Absolutely, you’ve pointed out her biggest strength! Authenticity. So many negative remarks about her and mark though on here, I don’t think most people have the mental capacity to process out of the box personalities.

  • @FreightHater
    @FreightHater 2 месяца назад +4

    Can't wait for the follow-up 5 years from now

    • @Deelifull
      @Deelifull Месяц назад

      Two days ago … actually.

  • @joswangskrt3922
    @joswangskrt3922 11 месяцев назад +13

    i have a hard time feeling sorry for this girl

    • @renatoschmidt1676
      @renatoschmidt1676 2 месяца назад +2

      Exactly, what a waste of oxygen.

    • @whataboutthis10
      @whataboutthis10 10 дней назад

      She gets attention and can set a higher price due to her looks. She should really be grateful for the fked childhood since it sent her on this path right
      You two sound like her stepdad and her mom, in that order

    • @renatoschmidt1676
      @renatoschmidt1676 10 дней назад

      @@whataboutthis10 you sound like a dude who pays to see her OF

  • @sachafreedom9134
    @sachafreedom9134 Год назад +19

    I hope Savannah comes back and lets us share her journey. She is very a cheerful, charming, and charismatic woman, even while suffering from the symptoms of BPD, substance abuse, and a traumatic childhood. She is honest and genuine, and I wish her the best. I hope Savanah sees the connection between her risky behaviors, her need to self-medicate, and her BPD diagnosis. Living a regular life might be boring, but Savannah can find a healthy and fulfilling life because she is so magnetic and captivating. 💖💖 Please don't drink Savannah. You're doing great. 💖💖💖💖

    • @elfkind5590
      @elfkind5590 Год назад

      How a person treats anyone is how a person treats everyone. The charm is a mask and much of what she is saying in not the truth. Even her relationship with her father. Look at how she charming talks about how badly she has treated people. They are all this way.... her room mates would have a very different take on her. When they are on the dark side all you want to do is run... THAT is why she is still alone. Think about it. Really think. I've been where you are and they prey on that.

    • @patriciadavis5633
      @patriciadavis5633 11 месяцев назад

      She FAKE!!!! Call out tp OHIO get facts

  • @sarahR424
    @sarahR424 Год назад +16

    Hang in there sis you have the world at your feet! Some days will be the hardest you’ve seen yet when facing our realities, but just keep swimming. Thank you for sharing your story, we all have our paths. I hope to see a follow up with your beautiful face ❤🎉 so so soooooo proud of you already! Your worth it I promise!

  • @healingher419
    @healingher419 Год назад +11

    I could personally listen to her talk for hours. I have almost 2 years clean. She and i are around the same age and i pray she can stay clean and sober.

  • @AudibleVisibIe
    @AudibleVisibIe Год назад +34

    Imagine if this chick had to actually get a job 😂

  • @sammaur7120
    @sammaur7120 Год назад +19

    I hope you continue to prioritize your sobriety. You have so much life left to live and it doesn’t have to be miserable. My best friend is 10 months sober off alcohol, meth and pills(and anything she could get her hands on but those are her main things) She’s reminds me of you so much. She’s diagnosed BPD as well. She’s still the same person now just healthy and I love knowing I’m not going to get a phone call that’s she’s gone because idk how I would get through that and I hated feeling like I was going to get that phone call everyday.
    Anyway, your heart is so beautiful and I hope the best for you. Keep putting your sobriety above everything else. It’s okay to keep your circle small and temptation free. It’s not judgementmental, it’s what’s you need right now. You can do it girly🩷🩵

  • @debwebrox
    @debwebrox 5 месяцев назад +7

    Seven months later, I hope she's clean and sober and living a productive life. I admire her desire to abstain and find purpose in her life.

    • @whataboutthis10
      @whataboutthis10 10 дней назад

      Tell me you speak to Jesus without telling me

  • @mesomeone8684
    @mesomeone8684 Год назад +31

    I hope Savanah and her dad encourage each other through sobriety. They need each other now more than ever. I love that she finally made the decision to quit, that's the best time to recover because you want to be done with that life. Proud of you.

    • @JanFWeh
      @JanFWeh Год назад +3

      I wish her the best, but I have no high hopes.
      Maybe the promised check-up in three months here on this channel will motivate her.
      But she clearly self-medicates herself with alcohol and every other drugs in existence, while refusing BPD medication. Classic.

    • @marylougeorge9890
      @marylougeorge9890 Год назад +1

      @@JanFWehIt’s not at all easy to be unwild, unspontainous or unadventurous when you’re Bipolar with Borderline. It’s just not in your blood to be calm unless you live where there’s Real winter and you’re affect by the seasons.

    • @orianjuarez3074
      @orianjuarez3074 Год назад

      @@JanFWeh I know a bipolar person. They take medications for it. They choose to self medicate with marijuana. Idk if doing so is beneficial for the diagnosis? I'm going to read more about the diagnosis. It can't be easy having mental health issues. I hope Savannah's able to stay clean.

    • @penyarol83
      @penyarol83 Год назад

      @@JanFWeh “BPD medication” as if there’s a drug you can take that “treats” BPD. You can’t, that’s all marketing. BPD comes from trauma so until you deal with the trauma you are not actually treating it.

    • @JanFWeh
      @JanFWeh Год назад +1

      @@penyarol83 I didn't state there was a drug that magically treats BPD. That's your wrongful interpretation.
      By BPD medication I was referring to medications that _may_ help with *symptoms or co-occurring problems* such as depression, impulsiveness, aggression or anxiety. Their occurrence make the therapeutic treatment much harder.
      The therapeutic process is much harder without mood stabilizers, anti-depressants and anti-psychotics.
      She needs therapy no doubt about that.
      I don't know whether she's in therapy or not. She didn't comment on it either way, so I didn't comment on it.

  • @tessamaya8328
    @tessamaya8328 Год назад +18

    You’ve got this, girl! Praying you stay on the path of sobriety and use your story to help others. Your honesty is so refreshing.

  • @bettybarthbb
    @bettybarthbb 10 месяцев назад +3

    When I watch her speak and how her personality is, it makes me visualize memories of myself from my past experiences. Im from Ohio as well. It's kinda nice to be able to relate to her without judgement... 💗 I hope she figures out what makes her happy and she lives a beautiful life.

  • @californiastars
    @californiastars Год назад +32

    What an intelligent, articulate young woman.
    You're stronger than people may think! Keep going toward health and healing!

    • @theblakex
      @theblakex Год назад

      Intelligent? Waking up on strange boats makes you intelligent? Sounds like some of the dumbest shit I've ever heard.

    • @sciencenotstigma9534
      @sciencenotstigma9534 Год назад +4

      Yes! She’s got a lot going for her. She can learn to manage her conditions and have a happy, healthy life. She deserves a lot of help and support!

  • @indyiaxoxo4223
    @indyiaxoxo4223 Год назад +7

    A beautiful woman with sadness in her eyes. I hope she finds her happiness and her life transforms into it.✨✨

  • @Youkaikaze
    @Youkaikaze Год назад +7

    Another really great interview and subject. I've got a few friends like her, going all the way back to my band days 20 years ago. Really crazy stories from that crew, to the point where nothing is shocking anymore; I know for certain that they're not lying either. It's nuts to think about, but there are people out there living these wild and crazy lives. She's young still and can turn it all around. Hopefully she'll stay mostly sober. It'd be cool to see an interview with her dad, or with her and her dad together. Thanks Mark and Savannah

  • @ow3wells
    @ow3wells Год назад +37

    Sorry, but a lot of what she has said is not believable.

    • @Poetic.rectum
      @Poetic.rectum Год назад

      You’re either ugly, a man, or both lol

  • @jograham6597
    @jograham6597 27 дней назад

    Thank you Savannah for being so brave and strong in telling your story!! This is such an amazing interview, i learned a lot!!

  • @kristywrightson4031
    @kristywrightson4031 Год назад +50

    You telling her “ she’s a lot of guys dream girl”, is sick and twisted. Encouraging and validation that her drug abuse and bipolar are desirable is sick. What is wrong with this guy?
    He said it twice on part one and now think he’s a creep.

    • @DD-hu3rf
      @DD-hu3rf Год назад +12

      He's said a lot of things on this one too that are really cringe. Really seemed off.

    • @IrmiZen
      @IrmiZen Год назад +7

      Try to be professional, @Mark 😅 I understand you might have a thing for girls with these kind of traits and issues, but speak for yourself. I had a crazy friend with bpd and bipolar. Not a dream boyfriend, but pain, chaos and occasional fun.

    • @johannalehtinen9256
      @johannalehtinen9256 Год назад +3

      He was sarcastic when he said it. It was in the context of her telling about her being trouble. You know when women fall in love with "bad boys" similarly guys fall for someone like her in a desparate attempt to find "love" when all their really doing is living out their own commitment issues by clinging on to someone unavailable.

    • @Crissy_Renee
      @Crissy_Renee Год назад

      He’s a creep

    • @ckh2815
      @ckh2815 Год назад

      Mark is probably the most sensitive, kind and gifted interviewer and friend anyone, no matter their circumstances, could ever hope to meet.

  • @valeriaromero8736
    @valeriaromero8736 Год назад +110

    BPD makes you promiscous, we have no control, no limits. I can totally relate with this girl, when people see me they see a beautiful girl but i am an alcoholic. I get away with stuff because I’m pretty. I can relate to her. Being sober 17 days. YOU CAN DO IT WE CAN DO IT!

    • @brendatomlinson
      @brendatomlinson Год назад +5

      ✊🏻 How are you doing today? Best of everything to you Valeria!

    • @NaNa-re3wc
      @NaNa-re3wc Год назад +5

      No it doesn’t. I have it and I’ve never been promiscuous. Even if it’s hard to self regulate, that doesn’t mean someone lacks self control entirely.

    • @valeriaromero8736
      @valeriaromero8736 Год назад

      @@NaNa-re3wc It's a symptom, I go to the psychiatrist he diagnosed me with it, it doesn't mean you are crazy, in my case i just lack self control, in everybody it's different, i tend to be impulsive and very manipulative. You cannot say I don't have it , i feel you are an ignorant, in every person it's different i wish you could educate yourself. Well and regarding what you said "even if it's hard to regulate, that doesn't mean someone lacks control entirely" ok first of all, persons that have BPD tend to be very vulnerable to addictions, if you abuse of a substance like alcohol you fucking loose self control entirely that's why black outs happen. So dumb and infuriating, GO AND DO SOME RESEARCH.

    • @bioshawna
      @bioshawna 11 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@NaNa-re3wcit can and it often does. not in every person of course! but it's quite common.

    • @wilpri
      @wilpri 11 месяцев назад +3

      Being promiscuous is only a negative in man's mind. Having sex with lots of people is great! Screw everyone you can! It's god's gift to us.

  • @inspireyogamassagestudio3632
    @inspireyogamassagestudio3632 Год назад +4

    I watched this in pieces & couldn't wait to get back each time! Loved her story & her humor. Life does get crazy when you're trying to outrun your trauma. It sounded very familiar to me (on a much smaller scale 😂). Can't wait to hear more from Savannah and maybe her dad. Wishing her the best!❤❤❤

  • @SonOfMommy
    @SonOfMommy Год назад +27

    My sister's ex wife has bpd. She is also an alcoholic and bulimic. She lied constantly and would take on different personalities. I couldn't trust anything she said. She was so pretty on the outside but then her teeth started falling out. She stopped bathing. Her hair was falling out. My sister sent her to a private rehabilitation center but she didn’t stop. It was the last chance. My sister divorced her because it became just too much. She has a sugar daddy now who pays for everything. She's still a lying alcoholic who binges and purges everything. It's very hard to have a meaningful relationship with someone like that. I hope Savannah pulls it together. Being so stereotypically beautiful and well spoken will actually make it harder. Everyone wants to enable you when you're pretty.

    • @katconlin2855
      @katconlin2855 Год назад

      Yup..I get it. I had to cut ties with my grown bpd daughter

  • @Chanoneee
    @Chanoneee Год назад +22

    I know it’s hard to believe.. but not everyone with negative feedback is jealous

    • @SoftWhiteUnderbelly
      @SoftWhiteUnderbelly  Год назад +4

      …but the majority are.

    • @nancydupuis8083
      @nancydupuis8083 Год назад +18

      The reason for negative feedback is that some listeners have good bullshit detectors

    • @lizzi7128
      @lizzi7128 Год назад

      ​@@SoftWhiteUnderbellyI think she's beautiful and mentally unwell and a possibly a pathological liar but hey, she owns it and states more than once she's a bit off her rocker. It's kinda endearing, even if one can pick holes in her story. I'd still party with her 🤷‍♂️
      Not sure what your excuse in this is, though. Acting like a creepy ass simp, poor Savannah. Nobody is jealous of you in this instance. Big cringe

    • @natalienelson8681
      @natalienelson8681 Год назад +5

      I commented much earlier that she’s pretty. But, after listening longer…She a pretty little liar.

    • @AbbyCavapoo24
      @AbbyCavapoo24 3 месяца назад +1

      ​@Sof 8:02 8:02 8:02 You you really believe that? I think I detect a crush.😂tWhiteUnderbelly

  • @gtron7692
    @gtron7692 Год назад +3

    She seems uncommonly smart and incredibly well spoken. People like her would be good at anything they put their mind to. Great speaking style, too..... I think she'd be an amazing motivational speaker.

  • @tinaapicelli8565
    @tinaapicelli8565 Год назад +12

    Ive worked with people like this, you just listen to them for 10 min and know they are completely out of there mind.

  • @beachfly8066
    @beachfly8066 Год назад +31

    Great chat, this young lady has loads of talent, insight and potential. Perhaps a future author is the way her storytelling can touch many lives.

  • @thatgurl2803
    @thatgurl2803 Год назад +2

    I don't hate you. I know what its like & right now, I'm in the middle of "women hating other women b/c they hate themselves" land. It sucks to know that there are so many women who still feel that way about themselves. And so they project their self hatred towards women they're jealous of. But it seems you're fairly grounded in that awareness & your self awareness is impressive. I celebrate your sobriety & encourage you to stay strong on that mission. Its so worth it to experience life sober. You are beautiful & you will go far if you can stabilize in sobriety. Sending much love & good vibes!

  • @user-um9vz2sk5x
    @user-um9vz2sk5x Год назад +22

    Good luck with your sobriety Savannah. I wish you all the good things in life!

  • @7felicity
    @7felicity Год назад +7

    Wow, such a strong woman, so grounded and what a heart is needed to be done this sobriety step. All I want to say is: Go for it girl, you can get anything you want ❤

  • @MrAngV
    @MrAngV Год назад +5

    Dear Savannah, As an addict myself, I can tell you with 100% certainty, you will not be able to stay sober by yourself. I strongly urge you to join either Alcoholics or Narcotics Anonymous. Go to weekly meetings (or more often). You will have to face the underlying pain that you need to dull with alcohol. The goup will help you do this with zero judgement. It can be life changing. It is for me. Good luck and I hope to see you 3 months or more sober.

  • @janceleste
    @janceleste Год назад +18

    Her looks will fade and reality will set in

  • @SteveBays
    @SteveBays Год назад +233

    As someone who was with someone for years, who had bpd, I must say that 95% of the people making comments here are def under the spell of a narcissist’s charm here. She knows how to get all of you on her side, but there’s a LOT more here than meets the eye. That’s not to say that I don’t have hope for her and wish her the best, but I’m more concerned for all the people in the world that can unknowingly/ easily be seduced by attractive females with bpd, only to find their empathetic traits maxed out and ultimately their life completely derailed after years of trying to save their partner / friend/ family member.

    • @tamaraghoule8889
      @tamaraghoule8889 Год назад +19

      Yes and yes. People can be blinded with mirrors…

    • @unclemonster48
      @unclemonster48 Год назад +2

      You know all too well as you have been drained by one of these energy vampires. Your probably an empathetic good dude that got sucked in like many of us out here have. People like her will shatter you as a person, self confidence, and doubt your own reality.

    • @opengrapefruit1534
      @opengrapefruit1534 Год назад +14

      could you elaborate on what you have written? I want to know in what way I am under a spell.

    • @kelleyboyles1715
      @kelleyboyles1715 Год назад +7

      I agree Steve. Under the spell of mind control program

    • @carolseven3802
      @carolseven3802 Год назад +18

      I have to agree with you. I couldn’t get to the end of part 1! I’m usually able to listen all the way through.

  • @gavinalmeida1994
    @gavinalmeida1994 Год назад +2

    You have something about you in your attitude and approach to life that elevates you high above your history and problems, I believe you will make something of yourself that you will be very proud of. Your honesty and integrity in this day and age is testimony to that. Best of luck for your bright future

  • @minoozolala
    @minoozolala Год назад +54

    And Mark believes every word she says. She's playing him like a fiddle.

    • @mcluvin65
      @mcluvin65 Год назад +13

      I don't think you give Mark enough credit he's well aware and great stories make money . Look at all the thirsty people telling her how great she is, both Savannah and Mark know exactly what they are doing

    • @woodyfpv5331
      @woodyfpv5331 Год назад +6

      Found the incell

    • @joelkoehler7050
      @joelkoehler7050 Год назад +1

      @@mcluvin65 ding ding ding

    • @minoozolala
      @minoozolala Год назад +10

      @@mcluvin65 Mark's YT videos aren't monetized. He's said this many times. She contacted him about being interviewed on his channel. She goes on about how messed up she is and he says (twice!) "You're every man's dream girl." Creepy. Mark always gets lost in women's looks and often pours out money for them. This girl is advertising herself (maybe for OF?) and hoping to get more money from Mark.

    • @ChelseaMiddlebrook
      @ChelseaMiddlebrook Год назад

      I was thinking that too but she is still interesting to watch

  • @mantis7331
    @mantis7331 Год назад +12

    "I've never tweeked out in my life" - meanwhile she's consistently waking up in random places not knowing how she got there

    • @lizzi7128
      @lizzi7128 Год назад +7

      And the 23 over doses from part one

    • @nicoleclavel3876
      @nicoleclavel3876 Месяц назад

      that’s not tweaking out that’s blacking out lmao

  • @dltr919
    @dltr919 5 месяцев назад

    I hope she makes it being sober. I appreciated her stories. She's been through so much, and still is extremely self aware. And a great communicator. ❤

  • @mustardbrown
    @mustardbrown Год назад +17

    This is one of the best OnlyFans commercials I’ve ever seen.

  • @Sapphic288
    @Sapphic288 Год назад +40

    I’m so lost. I’m starting to think she’s lying about everything. She literally just said she’s still doing drugs after saying she was clean last video. It seems like she’s in the middle of a manic episode. It’s scary to watch.

  • @thatb2666
    @thatb2666 Год назад +3

    When I was an addict, I had a surgical abortion as well and it has caused so much trauma, flashbacks, and nightmares. It sounds like she may have had a similar experience. I know have 6 years clean by the grace of god, but surgical abortions should not be practiced anymore. When you are awake and they go through the procedure, it is the most horrendous experience and cruel. I wish I had gone the medication route instead. However, I just want to make it clear, the ability to have an abortion saved my quality of life and the child would’ve came into a really bad situation so I had to do what I had to do.

  • @kyogacita7919
    @kyogacita7919 Год назад +15

    She said how her last relapse was bc being around a tweeker she had anxiety and that feeling is bc she is sensing the demonic realm attached to those people, feeding off of him and that is her inner guidance saying, stay away from that realm.
    I wish her the best of luck on the journey ahead and though it will be much different than her past sojourns I hope she stays the course bc it will be longevity and wisdom that will give her the ability to help others through her story.
    Stay strong, trust your instincts.

    • @ipesina
      @ipesina Год назад

      And then she ends the interview saying her last relapse was because of a client...lol this girl is full of shit. must be a BPD thing.

  • @maryastark8075
    @maryastark8075 Год назад +69

    I took the time to find her on both Instagram & TikTok. Mark, you are being manipulated. I agree she isn't well. However it appears to me as though she is craving Reality show Status, followers, and advertisement endorsements. I honestly fell for her storyline in part 1 and midway through part 2. Sadly at age 28 time has run out for social media fame that relies on beauty only. Obvious signs of botox on her forehead already. No question about heroine / methadone and or opiod use. Watch how she is constantly scratching her skin. Yes she needs help, but first she must be honest, at least with herself.

    • @ADAJ3KINGANGEL
      @ADAJ3KINGANGEL Год назад +2

      What’s her IG? Just curious.

    • @maryastark8075
      @maryastark8075 Год назад +30

      ​@@ADAJ3KINGANGEL Have replied to you several times. Each time it disappears. Her RUclips channel is Savanna@bizarrebarbie. Mark has it pinned at the beginning of part one. I also have received several unintelligible replies from her. It's sad, but I highly respect Mark and it angers me to see him played by this aging out "Barbie" social media wannabe star.
      I often donate, but will now give it a second thought. I have 20 years experience with the NYC Law Dept and my primary cases deal with Family Court, Foster Care, CPS even though my specialty is medical malpractice. Tragically it all links together and is a deadly cycle. My mother passed when I was 17 due to a rare response to an anti anxiety medication"Tofranil" which caused a cardiac arrhythmia. It was prescribed by our family doctor. All it took was one dose. Autopsy found an undiagnosed heart anomaly. All "drugs" pose dangers, since we are so incredibly individual.
      PLEASE respond and let me know if you are able to see this. A new Facebook account with her profile photo with the name Savannah Sheets can be seen. I have already sent Mark my indepth findings, including my professional name & contact information.
      Yes, this is a very sad case of manipulative exploitation. This could endanger Mark's channel.

    • @maryastark8075
      @maryastark8075 Год назад +14

      ​@@BizarrebarbieWhy do you primarily value your physical appearance. We all age, God willing. At age 28, your emphasis should be your sobriety and becoming financially independent, without the use of your beauty. I support your desire to achieve recovery. However, you are not being honest with yourself. I also find your manipulation & exploitation of Mark and this incredible channel that he has created absolutely offensive. A quick Google search linked you with multiple social media platforms. On both Instagram & TikTok I easily found no less than 5 per platform. You are quite recognizable. Your followers & views are dwindling. Physical beauty becomes boring, and competition with 18 year olds without you having nothing of interest to offer, is a dead end. Make a plan, be honest. I would be happy to help with fundraisers that would be part of a legitimately, well organized recovery plan.

    • @morgenmachen2400
      @morgenmachen2400 Год назад +20

      I see it too Mary. Yours in the only critical comment I've seen her reply to yet so your words must be hitting too close to home.

    • @maryastark8075
      @maryastark8075 Год назад +13

      ​@@morgenmachen2400I caught her on another platform and called her out. She is exploiting Mark's kindness.

  • @lindanorton2088
    @lindanorton2088 Год назад +5

    My husbands beloved sister was like this woman. I just wish she could have made it. We will never stop thinking of her.

  • @woodyfpv5331
    @woodyfpv5331 Год назад +53

    The duality of people who are infatuated with this woman and the people who loath her is hilarious.

    • @Glawackus-1600
      @Glawackus-1600 Год назад +3

      Yeah, you basically described it. She is alluring yet dangerous. Like a siren.

    • @Missmangamariah
      @Missmangamariah 11 месяцев назад +2

      she looks just like every other person in scandinavia tbh, but still beautiful, I am sure she dont see herself that way as well

    • @philgetmoney6011
      @philgetmoney6011 11 месяцев назад +1

      😭

    • @iletaitunefois11
      @iletaitunefois11 10 месяцев назад

      Men seem to like poor girls and that is not normal. I feel sorry for her especially when she laughs about real dark things. On the other side, men are not attracted to "good" girls, I mean girls that respect themselves and are not self harming. Crazy world. I wish her the best

  • @Lovelfe88
    @Lovelfe88 Год назад +74

    I just, there is so much to unpack. She is a walking contradiction and there is no way to know what's true and what isn't. She is the perfect example of those living in LA with everything paid for, but judges middle class people in Ohio "in a box". "I can be so vicious." But also says people can be so mean.....

    • @mustardbrown
      @mustardbrown Год назад +28

      An insight into the lasagna of lies that is Narcissism- based on most comments here, the masses have been charmed.

    • @annbell8748
      @annbell8748 Год назад

      Middle Class people in the Midwest are MEAN as HELL! They are jealous and conniving liars. They are more dangerous because of their covert nature. They would tear her to pieces. They are entitled creeps, crabs in a bucket. If I have a choice to order online from a vendor from the Midwest or California I choose California every time. I called around about the price and availability of an item I needed. Texas quoted me $5000 and California was grounded and charming and didn’t upsell the hell out of me and I we were able to COMMUNICATE CLEARLY and I was able to get what I really needed for $3000 instead. Same item a bit smaller, but it worked. We were able to negotiate. I was not manipulated or rushed. And as I was talking to the manager he decided on the fly to pay half the shipping and threw in a 10% discount even though the item I was buying was technically not on the sale they were running. The also offer a service to come out and help tend to these expensive items once they are in your home. You NEVER GET that type of service in the Midwest. They just about spit in your face as you are handing them your money in the Midwest. I try to give them as little of my business as I possibly can.
      People in California have always bitched a lot about things, but in reality would never want to live anywhere else. This is part of the culture. ❤🎉❤

    • @margodphd
      @margodphd Год назад +4

      She's way,way too honest to be a narcissist.

    • @mustardbrown
      @mustardbrown Год назад

      @@thematriarchy2075 Narcs love to weave elaborate stories of their alter egos in an effort to grab immediate attention.

    • @mustardbrown
      @mustardbrown Год назад +9

      @@margodphd
      She’s charming and sexy, but she’s most certainly a pretty little liar. Being able to discern between honesty and embellishment gets blurred very easily with those traits.
      It’s an open door to feel sympathetic, and by that point you’re trapped in their world

  • @peggychoquette5428
    @peggychoquette5428 11 месяцев назад +5

    Highly intelligent and articulate. This was very enlightening

  • @shannontaylor7236
    @shannontaylor7236 Год назад +37

    What a stunning woman! I’ve enjoyed hearing her story. My daughter is named Savannah as well, and she also has borderline personality disorder. It’s so hard to deal with. Luckily she hasn’t turned to drugs or alcohol. I wish this woman the best, and really hope she finds peace, and continues in her sobriety. ❤

    • @m007mm
      @m007mm Год назад +2

      Look into Amber O'Hearn.

    • @m007mm
      @m007mm Год назад +4

      You can get rid of it with the carnivore diet ✨

    • @aceteryx
      @aceteryx Год назад +2

      Ja als ob,Story

    • @insertmyidentityhere
      @insertmyidentityhere Год назад +4

      If you love your daughter stop labeling her with a diagnosis that has very unfavorable connotations in our society & get her some help for trauma and abuse.

    • @insertmyidentityhere
      @insertmyidentityhere Год назад

      @@m007mmI did carnivore for years. Yes, it helps with many issues initially, but you will just end up with new gut issues. My autoimmune/ gut issues became worse. You bozos need to stop telling people this diet is a cure-all. If someone has PTSD or a dysregulated nervous system, no food is going to fix that.

  • @Streamcatcher
    @Streamcatcher Год назад +8

    In part 1 she told she broke with the homeless crack guy, because she did not trust him for he might steal some stuff from her. Which was the reason she never let him in her house. In part 2, she tells that same guy was the guy who broke into the safe in her house and stole her 100k. Sounds like two different stories to me.

    • @danaysiaboykin1755
      @danaysiaboykin1755 10 месяцев назад +1

      She didn't let him in the house before but the one time she did when she was breaking up with him he got mad and stole her shit she should of trusted her gut

    • @pinkaholic09
      @pinkaholic09 10 дней назад

      She lied about not letting him into her house and when she admitted she did, had to play it off like no one would pick up on it.

  • @Geniere10
    @Geniere10 Год назад +8

    Love her charismatic energy - it shines of optimism despite all the dark incidents.

  • @misslove7698
    @misslove7698 Год назад +21

    People may not like her but I love her transparency. I hope she comes back and pray that if she does she's doing great

    • @rachelrae860
      @rachelrae860 Год назад +5

      I loved her too. I think the negative comments I'm seeing is outta jealously. I think she's mad cool and I love her personality too 😊

    • @JanFWeh
      @JanFWeh Год назад +15

      ​@@rachelrae860 *If anyone questions her life choices it must be out of jealousy, because she is mad cool!!!!*
      *sarcasm
      This society is doomed. 🤗

    • @rachelrae860
      @rachelrae860 Год назад +1

      @JanFWeh no you have it twisted

    • @jenbrender3815
      @jenbrender3815 Год назад +3

      I agree if she wasn’t pretty I wonder if people would be more empathetic.

    • @dubaiedge
      @dubaiedge Год назад +2

      @@jenbrender3815 yes. Half these comments wouldn't be here. It's sad people hate on others for looks.

  • @maryburke8314
    @maryburke8314 Год назад +8

    This young lady has a genuine sweetness about her that is quite endearing.

  • @cassieb4242
    @cassieb4242 Год назад +4

    Loved your transparency and honesty! Sometimes people dont believe us when we talk about all the crazy things weve experienced. I consider them interesting stories to tell now ! Will keep you in my thoughts as you make it through your sobriety and succeed at it, because i know you will! Youve got this savannah!!❤

  • @amandawoods4051
    @amandawoods4051 Год назад +11

    Am I the only one who doesn't see beautiful? Just don't get it... or why it's in the title/important

  • @JohnDavis-fr3oq
    @JohnDavis-fr3oq Год назад +15

    This interview took so much from me I've been trying to bury a lot of memories and listening to her brought back wood for the last seven years I've been trying to forget. I didn't find out I was bipolar until later in life I always knew there was something wrong but I buried the feelings. I it's like when I had a hotel in Vegas turning a chair upside down in hiding say 10K in the springs of the chair. Or being so afraid obbink ought to have to bury money under a dog house. Only to fly back home and unburied it and lose that too. I was cursed with compulsive addictive gambling. We're 28 years being a contractor I gambled away down payment so I gambled away pretty much everything I ever had. When her heart fell when the dude cracked the safe I know that feeling five times over. When the house caught fire while gone I even gambled away the insurance check. Now I always try to find someone worse off 2 take away the loneliness please anyone out there this gambling stop you can never win. And if your bipolar it's much worse. Money does not satisfy I wish this lady the best

  • @quiolaquinones453
    @quiolaquinones453 11 месяцев назад +6

    Typical addict that overelaborate their storytelling, and only tells the parts of sound crazy, but do not tell the suffering that goes behind closed doors .
    Hopefully she gets over soon. She’s not gonna make it if she continues to live that lifestyle. Wishing her the best.

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy 11 месяцев назад +1

      Exactly

  • @megs3003
    @megs3003 Год назад +8

    This was good but the fact that you included ‘beautiful’ in the title makes it seem like you value her more than your other guests because of it

    • @T.Maximus
      @T.Maximus Год назад +1

      Sounds like someone's envious

    • @lizzi7128
      @lizzi7128 Год назад

      O behalf of the other guests? How does that work