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  1. Broken people.. Not even adults. Its sad to see. With the increasing amount of youth in need of psychiatric help the world is heading in the wrong direction. I think social media is devastating. It could be good, but it's not used in that way most of the time. People explore others to reflect their on own life. We don't explore ourselves as much anymore. That is a self damaging action but we do have a choice.. I think some people don't believe that. The fact is though, you have to build yourself up and surround yourself with decent people. In real life as well as through Internet. But the latter is hard since almost everything is based on ads, money and views. Still people desperately choose that way of empowering themselves. It's like they don't now of any other way.

  2. As a grandmother of (3) grandchildren 1-18 yr old granddaughter & 12 yr old twin boys) I’ve noticed such a distance from the kids & we love them so much & I wanted to understand if there were any signs we are missing. I told my husband their grandpa I think our babies are depressed. It’s my job to help their parents find the help they need even though they act as if they are ok. Thank you for such great content.❤️

  3. I know I'm ugly n unloved by people but I try my best to accept that and I will never find love and when it comes to my academics, I'm average but God knows I try my best

  4. Hebrews 11:1 ~ Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.

    Isaiah 40:31 ~ But they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint.

    Romans 8:24-25 ~ For in this hope we were saved. Now hope that is seen is not hope. For who hopes for what he sees? But if we hope for what we do not see, we wait for it with patience.

  5. 1 Peter 1:3 ~ Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! According to his great mercy, he has caused us to be born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.

  6. I understand their feelings I'm still suffering from mental health and anxiety and anger issues and everything I do for one person is never enough it's been like that for 20 years when I was 17 and now 37

  7. You need Jesus to fill that empty void in your life.
    Begin to read the bible from the Gospel of John then talk to God.
    I and millions of others can testify that he transforms lives.
    He came to set the captives free he is your answer

  8. I am a firm believer that EVERYONE could find their place on the mental health spectrum, somewhere and that they always could. For some reason, the youth of today have been conditioned to believe that trauma and stress is something new. IT'S NOT. What is new is how people are coping, or rather, NOT coping with LIFE. Therein lies the answer. Put THAT under a microscope if you want to help people suffering with their mental health.

    Coping skills and a change in attitude will work wonders; that, and removing the entitled idea that THEIR world, unlike the generations before them, should be perfect. It's a good thing they didn't grow up in the 1930s or 1940s or born into Tudor England, the Roman Empire or in modern day Mainland China, or the Middle East or poverty stricken countries in Africa. In no way am I saying that all these horrible assaults on human beings is acceptable. What I WILL say is that it seems to me that youth who have more to worry about than when their Uber Eats gets to their house tend to survive the ugliness of this world better.

    Case in point: During the COVID lock downs, kids were detained in their homes with their 55" colour t.v.s, their laptops, game stations, smart phones and yes, Uber eats. The poor darlings cried and complained because they were bored. The adults in their lives convinced them that this was an irreparable assault on their mental health.

    My grandmother spent a few of her teenage years in a bunker, with nothing but a hot plate to make tea. Very few folks had radios and couldn't use them if they did. The Germans would pick them up on radar. They had little or no food, not because is was too expensive, but BECAUSE THERE WASN'T ANY. Oddly enough, Grandma survived WWI and came to Canada to help her new family of 10 get through the depression and WWII, while some of her sons were in the service of their country, risking life and limb. Her husband, (my grandfather), survived a mustard gas attack at Vimi Ridge and stood by her side, making sure to keep the home fires burning in the most dire of circumstances. He only had half a lung left. Thank God he didn't waste time and energy whining about his lot in life. He was too busy surviving and looking out for the survival of his family.

    Again, I am not saying that any of this was an ideal way to live, but it was the hand they were dealt. The attitude of our ancestors was "play the cards you get or fold." Well, folding is NEVER the answer. The older generations, although screwed up, (as all generations before them AND after them), used their trauma as the underpinnings for courage instead of excuses for poor choices and unacceptable behavior. As ugly as it was, it built character. Yesterday's generation also knew that THEY and THEY alone had to deal with the consequences of their behavior and take steps to do whatever it took to not only survive, but thrive. They couldn't curl up in the fetal position, shrug their shoulders, blame it all on their parents, lean on the excuses made on their behalf and wait to be saved.

    Trauma is not an invention of the 21st century. Being at a loss at how to get through it is. The Brits have an expression, "You just have to get on with it." That is not cold and callous. It's reality. People nowadays expect to be immune to life on life's terms. The explosion of alcoholism and drug abuse will attest to that. I blame the mass hysteria and tribalism caused largely by social media and mental health "experts", funded and encouraged by our governments.

    Why not turn the tables and teach humans how to rise above it all, heal and move forward, all the better for it? That's what generations before us have done. Could it be because a mentally unstable and fearful society is a malleable society? Teach people to always question what the system is putting in their heads and how the world's problems are created or made worse by propaganda. Teach them that they always have a choice. Teach them to use critical thinking. Teach them to not identify themselves by their history. Teach them accountability. TEACH THEM THEY ARE NOT BROKEN.

    With what we have coming down the pike, today's younger generations are ill prepared. Good luck.

  9. Such a powerful reminder—our minds, moods, and actions are all linked! 🌟 Love how this video makes emotional wellness easy to understand for every over thinker. 💛🧠

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