EVERY GIRL NEEDS

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Every Girl Needs is an animation about a girl from a poor home. While her peers can live and enjoy their free time, she has to support the family by relieving her hardworking parents of household chores. Invited by her classmates to go shopping, she quickly realizes that for some, this ordinary piece of clothing is not just material, but hours of sacrifice and hard work for her family.
Harsh conditions and a world watched only through the TV drive her desire to get out of here... as far away as possible, somewhere where she can finally start living.

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0:00 - Routine
2:03 - Incomprehension
3:04 - Incomprehension Part 2
4:47 - Exclusivity
6:58 - Glow up
8:50 - Soon...

[MillenniaThinker]

What were your struggles as a teenager?
PS: Next video will be sooner.

[timwhite]

Props to the dad that decided to do more overtime so his daughter could go shopping with her friends for once.

[MorganJ]

It's good that her friends were so supportive and still trying to help her fit in, even when she didn't have the same means as them.

[hamdihoxha]

That father is so real for that, “life son, life”

[miguelalcides]

This hits a little too close to home. Back when I was living in South America. I was from a low middle class family that obsessed with education as the way to get out of poverty. My parents made the effort to send me to one of the best private schools in the country so that my brother and I had the best possible education from the get-go. I remember constantly comparing myself to all my rich classmates and always wondered why I didn’t get the same things despite doing great at school. My friends would ask me why I couldn’t buy the latest phone or the latest shoes. Or why I had never left the country when they were constantly traveling abroad during the holidays. For I while I blamed my parents for the conditions we had to endure. But once I graduated HS I realized all the things my parents sacrificed so I could have better opportunities than they ever had. Thanks to their sacrifice I was able to study abroad under a scholarship and get. decent job. Thanks mom and dad

[LowBudgetStories]

Very realistic video on some types of families, and how people usually don't think about whats someone's at-home situation. Also I'm really liking all these new characters bro!

[moonamoonz]

This is literally the only doomer channel that dont make videos like "oooh all women bad, oooh all rich people bad" they at least put some personality and bit of depth in each character (most times) every character has their own problems and background regardless of gender, sexuality or race, is something i really appreciate and would like to see more.

[icoisov]

Coming to Bulgaria to escape from poor people is like moving to Africa because of the abundance of food

[raeldri]

Good mom right there even if they can't afford it she's willing to sacrifice to make her daughter happy knowing all that she does

[olgeusb]

4:33 This part hits hard...
You can see the mom is tired of always having to say no to her kids because of theirs financial issues.
I have no idea how hard it must be as a parent to not being able to spoil your kids from time to time, to see them hating you because they think you don't care for them...
So this time she can't resist to give her daughter some money so she can feel like others girls her age, for once.

[TurtleChad]

I am not gonna lie but this guy really knows how to make a story and make it feel really realistic. This is honestly pretty impressive.

[TheSimpleDudeOne]

Growing up poor made her superficial and looking for money in men as a cope and a means to fit in, creating a toxic cycle that we notice in society. This is a prequel to another video.

[fiorellareyes]

i love this family, it does feel like they could be a full functional family, the mom giving her money so she can get something, the brother complimenting and worrying about her and offering help, the dad taking an overtime so she could hang out with the girls. I understand the difficulties of living in a poor financially life, t this video feels really close

[MayEliszkmd]

This video really struck a chord with me.
The poignant portrayal of sacrifice and hard work behind something as simple as clothing left a lasting impression. It's a powerful reminder of the desire to break free from tough circumstances and truly live. Kudos to all who worked behind for crafting such a moving and relatable piece.

Impressive work, sincerely.

[lastwill]

Very realistic and depressing take of a huge problem in society for young people (men and women). Not fitting in because you are poor/different cultural takes is one of the worst feelings you can have during school years.

You feel like your very own life is unfair for no reason at all. You see people enjoying, festing, with the last phones and vacations while you do not even have clothes fitting your age.

[هايالقناةفقطتجربة]

can we just appreciate how good her friends are

[Poet]

I'm 29, a guy, and I wish I knew what to look out for as a kid to detect people in a similar situation to my own. And they were everywhere in retrospect, too. Never understood how someone can simply expect someone their own age to be well-off financially. Granted, I never cared what people thought of me, and I've treated people the same regardless of their financial situation, but it makes high school a strange experience moreso in retrospect than it was at the time, with the benefit of the wisdom that the years have added on.

[MorisSoorati]

man i really felt that . my father passed away when i was 16 so i was the man of home . we live in a traditional country and family so i really had to do the hard work to take care of my family . my friends was hanging out and enjoying their teenage years while i was working painting job to take care of family . life is though man, Sometimes people are very unlucky . i passed those years now but the feeling of never being able to enjoy the teenage life I deserved still bothers me

[Atombender]

"Don't smoke here!"
"Or what?"
"Or you'll fly out the window!"

[LOL_MANN]

This guy just know how to make relatable stories.