Healing my inner child

Next level therapy

[KadeLee]

I’ve never seen anyone describe “healing your inner child” in such a lighthearted and not deeply traumatic way and it’s precious

[elnic_kai]

plot twist, he's unknowingly colorblind and he didn't know when his color was called.

[reiterhilfe]

Plot twist: it's just a colorblind test, the doctor just felt creative at that day

[Rocky-individual]

I'm gonna be honest, this should really be an actual service to people. To experience happiness again as an adult/teen would make life more bearable for them.

[Beembt]

I was half expecting a child to take his place on the upswing when "Yellow!" was finally called. This is still really nice. It makes me feel deep feelings in the pit of my chest.

[meowiamacat]

One of my childhood friends were colourblind, and before I moved to their school, he would never have his colour because he didn’t know which was his. When we became friends in primary school when I moved there, it came again. I said that when I move, he moves with me, because I would make sure that I would choose the same colour as him. Still good friends today 😊

[variation]

Whoever wrote this sketch really needs a hug and a yellow heart emoji 💚

[makennahgreen]

This is so beautiful it makes me wanna cry. Healing your inner child is a wonderful thing

[yipipayayiii]

"They didn't call your colour didn't they?" that hit like a lightning

[EHOTIK_B_KEDAX]

I dont care if his colours is Green or smth, this is the true masterpiece that will make every man cry🥹

[BlinkinFirefly]

This literally happened to me. They never called my color and it broke my heart. It's so crazy somebody made a video about such a specific childhood core memory. This actually made me cry. I can't tell you how many times I've watched this now <3

[chanteston]

Its so heartwarming to see your childhood dreams come to reality when you're older you will remember your dreams and things you did back in your childhood we all miss those days 🥲

[MatthewInAFryingPan]

I've never seen an adult that genuinely happy, and it made me happy

[MrBoggler]

This is by far the most relatable thing I have ever witnessed.

[goatslife]

Once when i was a little kid...the teacher paired me for the class trip with the girl that hated my guts for no reason...a girl that went on to make me scream and bleed and cry for years...when we got there everyone lined up to take a photo...I was standing on the end...she shoved me out of the photo cause she didnt want to be near me...everyone...was lined up together in this group photo...except me...standing off in the corner...staring at the floor...a few years later the same girl slapped me in the face RIGHT before my school photo where i was made to smile...I could go on about all the things thatve happened to me as a kid...school...divorce...my stepmom...having a new sister at 10 years old...but...long story short....I think I hate my life...

[Jewel]

I CANNOT be the only one who has already seen this video multiple times already (randomly) but still watches the whole thing

[Khamtv.]

Nanami got so tired of being a sorcerer that he switched verses💀

[sven_ology]

What I love about this is that it gives importance and weight to "trivial" childhood hurts. Even something "small" like not having your color called can create strong feelings, and it was cool to see that idea treated with such tenderness and weight

[nt_Eser]

Nanami got tired of being a sorcerer 😭💀

[scallamander]

You should never underestimate the emotional impact experienced by someone experiencing it for the first time.