What's the most painful thing you've been told?

Thanks for watching! I love you all!!

P.O. Box 151285
San Diego, CA 92175

[billybob]

"words can be forgiven but never forgotten"

[spaceo]

When I was 11, I heard my mom on the phone with my step father saying, " I believe you. I choose you. I don't believe my daughter, I believe you." Word for word. Draw your own conclusions as to what it was about.

[Eva_Moj]

The guy who talked about his depression, that's the thing with depression, it's bad but somehow it becomes your safe and comfortable space, and that's the most dangerous thing about it. I hope he gets better

[MK-mnef]

"The axe forgets but the tree remembers"

[kellyarmstrong]

The most painful thing anybody has ever told me was you have breast cancer. I was 3 months pregnant.. The doctor said I couldn't keep my baby. Just to let everyone know she's gonna be 15 years old this Friday .. Thank you Thuraya for what you do!

[rachelamtaylor]

the words your parents say to you.... they stick around for a looong time. if you are a parent reading this right now, please know that the smallest actions or words can leave lifetime consequences on your children. please tell your child you love them and are proud of them. *be there* for them. a simple "hey i'm proud of you. keep going" was all i wish i had.

i pray the people in the video can heal. sending love to all of them <3

[Jojo-jy]

“You’re not ugly, but you’re not pretty..you’re just...there.”

[rosem]

“I’m sorry, but your child no longer has a heartbeat”
It’s been almost a year and I still replay those words over again, and then later being asked what I wanted to do with his body..I don’t think I’ll ever fully heal 💔

[danni]

That makes me wonder if I have said something so painful to someone, and they still remember it.

[deadlyghost]

My friend said that I was a pu**y for attempting suicide because of my overwhelming problems and unstable mental health, and not manning up and powering through. Needles to say, he's no longer my friend

[levsrandombox]

My mom has always hated me after my father died. She blamed me for his untimely death. In high school, I left my lunchbox when I was about to go to school so my dad tried to ran after me to catch me on the highway to hand my lunchbox. My father went to his work, did overtime, went home and drank beer and greasy food in the night as usual. He died of heart attack in his sleep. My mom told me I kind of was the reason my father died because of that lunchbox that made my dad stressed. I know it was almost 10 years ago but I was only 12 that time. I now have a regular job and became independent from her but her verbal and mental abuse has already damaged me. I survived suicide at least thrice.

[melisasantos]

“i think everyone has had that time when having a conversation, entirely silent.”
yes girl damn

[stevebijujohn]

Every time you've made a video like this I've always thought: "how would I answer this if you asked me?"

[pinanaplayer]

I tell myself the most painful things unfortunately... I struggle with liking myself.

[SyntheticJoy]

It’s crazy how much everyone remembers the little tiny simplest things people have said or done... people remember how you treat them .

[lilith]

one of the most painful things I have been told was "It's your fault we don't have money cause you got cancer" my husband said that to me. i felt so guilty for our money problems after that.

[AaanPxndx]

"You seemed smart but actually you're so stupid."
My mom, whom I love the most.

[katherineejessup]

“I’m not saying your lying but...” my father telling me to get over being raped by his father when I was a small child (3-7) nothing worse than being treated like the broken one where no one gives you a positive affection or love your whole childhood. 30 years old and still working hard to recover from this.

[JimmiAlli]

Oh gosh the woman with the dog Emmy, so painful. Emmy’s face is so kind.

[milank]

The most painful thing for me is when you try to express your feelings to someone and you're just being ignored, like you didn't even say something. You know the answer.