@KhAnubis
We’re here for you Betty, always and forever
@CityBeautiful
I'll always choose to be around you! <3
@12tone
One of the hardest things about mental illness is convincing yourself it's not your fault. I'm really glad you found a way to get help and that you're finding your way out of that maze.
@lancelovecraft5913
Depression dosent follow logic and has no clear cut solution nor cure. I empathize with you fully. I hope you have a support network of friends of family that can help cope I feel that can help tremendously
@matthewbenedict5923
its cool to hear someone explain whats been in my head. thanks Betty
@jmanninja
Wow’ I had wondered where you’d gone, I’m glad I didn’t unsubscribe. I hope only the best for you!
@Digimer
Destigmatizing mental health issues is super important. Thank you for this. <3
@yajutuladhar1279
I think realising there are cracks in reality is a huge step. Happy for u. All good wishes ur way. 🌼
@MotherBabylon
Yes, I believe that I suffer from Depression, and I always have that strange feeling in my head, body and other implications in my life. Something who built in yourself without your permission. A void or something similar to this. Sometimes I desire and being reconforted for that feeling, for the state of mind. Depression is weird, I guess or I prefer to undescribe that.
@CinemaScares
As someone who has dealt with both depression and anxiety, I understand how isolating and confusing it is to feel like your own mind is working against you. But having known other people with mental illnesses I know that I can never fully understand someone else's experience with it. All I can say is that I hope you are okay, that although I've never met you, the world is a better place with you in it and that your videos have been bright spots in my own life. Good luck and take care of yourself, because you are valuable.
@KaathKilo
Best of luck with everything, and take your time. We'll be here for you!
@isaiahalbright7072
Thank you for being so candid
@tommyvercetti7
The way you describe depression is so perfect; especially the section with the excuses for behaviours!
@buffienguyen
it's really hard to find words of comfort when i'm going through the same thing, but i'm glad you're able to be open and talk about it. it really helps.
@lukegreen4662
Thank you so much for this. I am in architecture school and this is how I've felt for years now. No one has explained my experience with depression as accurate as you just did and it helps to hear someone else has experienced it in a similar way. I was literally watching your videos on modern architecture for a research paper and then stumbled upon this. Thank you so much.
@sofiggy
Thank you for this. I'm continuing to realize how deep I may be in my own journey and how much there is to hope for at the end of it <3
@hectorh.micheos.1717
Sadly, psychological issues take way to many strange forms that are difficult to identify. One may just need to rest OR something else, and that something else is so deep and so damaging... Good to hear you feel better, as a viewer I cannot offer much, but it is always good to see you.
@DragonKnight401
I’m just some random viewer that found your channel but I wanted to say thank you for your videos and everything and I’m cheering for you because I want things to get better for you and everyone else that needs it.
@Ruby_V_
I found your description of your experience really interesting. Thank you for having courage to share.
@ARTiculations