People can change

[laurengrudus]

I am 22 years old in college. I am binge watching your videos because the time you have taken to teach my generation about life lessons is so amazing and appreciated! You got a new subscriber!

[CallumCowling-on]

I am 15 years old and your videos have really helped me! thank you, this is an amazing channel keep posting.

[nomorepartyinla]

Thank you for the video. I agree that people can change, as I am an example of that. I am very young, as I'm only 15, but even then, I still have changed. Back in October, I was in a relationship with a woman I loved very very much. I thought that we would make it through high school together, and eventually even get married. But towards the middle of October, we started to argue a lot, because of me. I started to get very stressed over school, and if she did one wrong thing, even if it wasn't wrong, I would still get mad about it. After she broke up with me, I tried to apologize profusely for what I did, but they were all back-handed apologies. One thing I did promise to her is that I would change. And indeed I did, but at the cost of losing some friends and going through mental issues. I wish I could apologize to her again, because this time I really would mean it. I just think that I was very dumb, and bad at love. Although I'm still young, I feel like this relationship will one I will regret losing when I am your age, even if I am in a happy marriage. I don't know what I could do at this point to make it any better, because I have no way of contacting her really unless I walk up to her during school, which would be very awkward. I need advice, but I really can't move on from this because I believe that I still need to apologize and have her forgiveness. At the end of the day, I think being rude and ignorant like I was won't get you anywhere. I view things in a different manner, and I don't get mad easily like I once did. I have more respect for others, and I even have respect for her, even if I never respected her after that moment. Once again, thank you for the video. I think other people my age, and even older can learn from these videos. Thank you.

[merkury]

I really screwed up when I was younger. Got in trouble with the law for some really bad choices I made and I thought my life was over at the age of 12. My parents looked at me differently and still do. My siblings lost trust in me and didn't want to be around me. I thought that I was a disappointment and a failure and I thought that this would go on my record and I wouldn't be able to start a career in the future. I was in such a deep depression that I would go days without seeing and/or talking to my family. I went to a therapist for my depression and I went to a therapist to prepare me for court and a trial because they thought I was going to go to Juvy for what I did. I never went to court and they never had a trial but it still felt like a prison just living with what I did. I realized my mistake as soon as I admitted to what I did and I knew I was in the wrong. I had no intention of ever doing such things ever again but I still feel like my parents don't trust me to this day and I am now 17 years old. This video is very relieving and I really enjoy your content, you always have something good to say. Keep it up :)

[robloxroundyheads]

Ive only saw 2 videos of this guy, Already subscribed. Hes just so amazing 😊

[Toast]

Thank you I know not just myself but others are trying to change as well

[tychaos]

If people can't change, then I'm an alien or something, because I made a hell of a lot of mistakes in my past. However, after finding myself, going to therapy, and reflecting on my life, I'm so far from who I was that most people can hardly believe it was the same person.

[rockstarpyro]

Hey Wallace, thanks for the video, these may be simple words, but I need to be told that from time to time, sometimes I fail to change and fall on the trap of thinking that I'll never be able to better myself, but it helps to know that others believe that we can change, so thanks

[menottubba]

Omg thank you so much Wallace I used your words to explain to someone that I changed and I made my self better, so thank you so much for you help 😊

[sk-]

You genuinely have such a beautiful way of telling these stories, keep posting it’s great!❤

[Lsmoove]

You’re a good man Lawson, keep your head up

[dominoxbelovaxv]

Thank you so much for this. You have the most interesting messages and stories ever❤

[jamierudberg]

Wonderful video Lawson! Please up this amazing channel and content! Greetings to you from Toronto! 🙌👋

[HamishThorpe-jo]

this is a underrated channel. Idk how the algorithm isn't bringing the man more views. this is my first youtube comment in a long time but this channel is so underrated

[reavthereav]

Great video Lawson. Keep up the good work 👍

[KaiPopplewell]

thank you for your words, youve helped me so much. thanks for sharing. i hope life is going well <3

[carnageteam]

Ironically for me the idea that people don’t change is what helped make it easier for me to forgive people

Since part of my philosophy is that everyone in life is a victim so if someone does something you don’t like it’s a little easier to forgive them because you could very well end up doing the same thing

Although I actually really like your insight, you’ve given me something to think about

Also yeah I don’t like politics ether because you don’t actually care about the issue at hand you just care about rooting for the right team, and I wish people stopped doing that because it’s just not realistic. I much prefer doing research on my own term’s

Also it feels weird that I find this video relatable since I’m only 19 but mother always said that I always acted like an old man as a joke so, eh

[bosjebg]

Thank you for this video, i love your touching words. just remember god is with you so don't fear.❤

[DaffierPig]

You’re the best person on Social Media, truly

[yimszy]

have a great day my friend!!! stay safe and may God guide you and your loved ones. <3