People Share Their Secret Anonymously (Episode 24)

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[DrProgNerd]

I love the answer at 1:06. "Everything I do, I do scared." But she puts herself out there. She steers into the fear - rather than shy away from it. That's real courage. That's inspiring.

[kea_mpete]

The girl who defeated cancer has such beautiful energy oh my goodness, may her frienships grow❤

[relaxolotl]

The guy who apologized for having messy hair surprised me when he turned around and looked way better than I thought with this perfectly fitting hairstyle. Hope he can one day free himself from the preassure of society and find his own path becouse there is a way to do that.

[S_J_banana]

I understand the first girl so much. I also struggle to do things because of my anxiety. I sometimes can't even go to the toilet because I'm too scared to leave my room which is horrible as as adult to deal with. I hope one day we can all be strong enough to live without fear

[poweredman]

That man who is perceived as the "strongest" by their family... If people only realized how that is such a common occurrence for many men and how desperately lonely and alone it makes you feel... I'm so sorry for him and I really hope he doesn't contemplate ending things.

[vickeycodella]

To the girl who doesn’t think her in-laws will ever like her. I feel you and I’m sorry.
After 24 years, I don’t care anymore. You’re worth so much! Don’t let them dictate anything about who you are.

[dyoung]

Praying 🙏🏽 for the 21 year old cancer survivor. “…take care of yourself and your soul…” Excellent advice ❤

[beanpot]

Thank you for giving people a voice. It may seem like just an interview but you allowed to voice out loud their life with dignity.

[teresmajor]

“Afraid to be seen” This small sentence rang in my soul.

To the girl who got her cancer removed, you are such a strong person. I wish you the best in life.

[bevalexander]

I’m not sure who benefits more from your videos…the people telling their secrets, or those of us hearing them, and realizing we’re not the only ones.

[MartyKleynhans]

The older sister, doing her brothers homework in secret, that is a level of LOVE that is hard to even comprehend

[daijay]

Yesterday I tentatively introduced your videos to my brother. We had a free day. Because of his love of tea (we're in the UK guys), 7+ mugs a day, I started with your tea videos but moved onto my favourites, strangers back to back. After a selection.
I was embarrassed because showing my taste made me feel vulnerable.
We talked about each video and when his wife came home he told her about your deep, wonderful content. As I left he actually thanked me for introducing him to thoughtful and thought inspiring content.

[herbhouston]

I'm just a few days short of 80. I know something about where you all are. For most of my life I felt like it was walking around on eggshells. Afraid of failure. Afraid of not being enough. Whatever the situation, afraid of not being enough.

[RaineSophiaLewis]

The girl that survived her cancer really hit me. I had a rare form of thyroid cancer at 21 and had no support whatsoever. My dad watched my two young boys, went in for my surgery and the next day straight after surgery he walks in with my boys and said “come on, I’ll take you home you need to look after the boys.”

I was groggy and weak af from surgery. It’s like cheers, man. You can’t even let me rest for a little bit after a cancer tumour removal. It did make me realise what a bunch of selfish a holes my family are. I don’t speak to any of them anymore and I’m fine with that. ❤

[vblake]

My heart breaks for the first person. As a person who has suffered with depression for many years, I truly know how she feels. Please hang in there Mam.❤

[sahrai]

Having severe depression and anxiety is so much worse when you’re an adult. I couldn’t stay in a job for more than a week. I would get the job go and feel like I could not keep up and would get panic attacks. It sucks so much because getting a job is part of being an adult and not having one when everyone else does makes me feel so embarrassed and ashamed. I recently got a new job and have been there for about a month now which is the longest I’ve ever stayed in a job so I feel very accomplished with myself and hopefully I’m able to last a little longer now.

[loveinthematrix]

I'm starting a depression support group in Arizona and I'm so nervous, I have severe social anxiety and I suffer with depression myself - but hearing people are struggling with it, especially people who have family/friends who are unaware, is keeping me motivated to move forward with it. I really don't want anyone to feel isolated in this journey. It's a taboo subject and it's really hard to talk about so I understand why people keep it a secret that's why I'm trying to keep what is shared in the meeting as anonymous if possible. I hope one day to bring the group to other states. To the first girl, please keep fighting & don't give up!

[GK_]

7:40 I totally felt this as I also studied environmental science & also estranged from my family. 35, female, no kids & no partner... sometimes I wonder where it's all going to end. Real fear.. I'm so glad she's beating cancer ❤ PS. Narcissistic abuse by a parent leaves a lifetime of damage. Please try to leave as soon as you recognize it, for your own well being.

[dyoung]

I felt the young lady about the in-laws. Praying that she finds peace. My in-laws have never accepted me and I’m the same race & religion as them.

[kclarke]

My favorite was the man that said he needed a haircut, he has such a giving and sincere smile. I am so sad that everyone was lonely. You are all so very special, please take care of yourselves.