Credits: celisaveryswaggyfrog #vent

« FAQ »

-› Are you monetized?
‹- No, youtube does not pay me for these videos, I post these videos the help people go through their problems and create a space for them. BUT these videos do take a long time, especially some of the hour long ones, so if you appreciate my videos and want to support me so I can feed my family, you can through discord subscriptions! (that way your getting perks for supporting the channel)

-› How old are you?
‹- Whatever year it is minus 2006

-› Why the name "Zure"?
‹- idk I had that name and I just ran with it

-› What's the best way to get to know you?

-› Are you religious?
‹- I am a proud Christian 🙏

-› Can you pin my comment?
‹- I'm about to go eat lunch so I'll fill in an answer for this one later.

ʟɪɴᴋs:

Outro Song | This Is Home (Mounika Remix)

╔═╦╗╔╦╗╔═╦═╦╦╦╦╗╔═╗
║╚╣║║║╚╣╚╣╔╣╔╣║╚╣═╣
╠╗║╚╝║║╠╗║╚╣║║║║║═╣
╚═╩══╩═╩═╩═╩╝╚╩═╩═╝

_________________________________________________________________________________________________

Ignore; tags for reach

Vent TikTok Compilation #205

#TikTok #Vent #Compilation

This video includes tiktok, venting, compilation, vent tiktok compilation, vent tiktoks, tiktok vent, tiktok vent compilation, sad tiktok compilation, venting tiktok, emotional tiktok, sad tiktok, sad compilation, tik tok compilation, vent, venting compilation, tiktok compilation, tik tok, tiktoks, sad, vent tiktok, vent playlist, sad tik tok, pain tik tok, Tiktok, tiktok compilations, funny tiktoks, Visicks, PeriodT, Azure TikTok, TikTok Victory, Clean TIk Toks, TikTok Charts, Monstro, TikTok mashups, Exhale Memes, Wifi plug, and M, 1 hour of vent tiktoks, vent tiktoks 1 hour, 1 hour vent tiktok compilation, vent and sh tiktoks, vent tiktoks relatable, vent tiktoks relatable

[princess.creep.]

This literally made me cry. It reminds me of when I used to push back on the door while struggling to keep the handle locked from my older brother as he screamed and tried to unlock it and force it open, slamming against it. My parents weren't home much, and he was always so angry. I had forgotten that rush of adrenaline and fear as you act faster than ever before to keep the door shut. This brought those feelings all back. To anyone else going through this, you aren't alone and soon, even if you don't see it, you will be able to leave. It will get better eventually.

[Ineedabreakfromlife]

Forget about them being able to push the door open, I did this to my dad when I was a preteen when he was angry and I just wanted some privacy, and the man just broke the damn door down. Literally cracked it open from how hard he was kicking it.

[MUCLLY..MD]

As someone who suffered that until i was 13, its painful.
To this day, I live with my dad and things have slightly calmed down. I tend to still be jumpy and terrified. Life is horrid with what people do but know it doesnt end this way. things get better. Stay strong, my baby angels. ♡

[chantezdavis]

growing up, I was emotionally, physically and verbally abused by my mother. She was very emotionally immature and narcissistic, which led to her passing her stress and expectations onto me. If I didn’t react the way she expected/wanted, I’d either get beaten, ridiculed, ignored etc until I “learnt” my lesson.
Consistent abuse really does something to you. I could hear the vibrations of her vehicle coming home. I could tell the difference between her footstep and someone else’s. By the tone of her voice, I could tell if today was peace or hell. From a young age I learnt not to ask for anything I want, and only worry about what others want, or else I will be unloved, beaten or yelled at.
“Every child deserves a parent, but not every parent deserves a child.” This quote started my journey of finally realizing and accepting that my mother won’t ever change, and that she was mother, but not my mom.

[felicagurl]

It breaks my heart that all of you are giving tips like you had to deal with this before. Glad that we’re all watching out for each other❤

[Bubblesu]

I’m so glad I escaped. I don’t have to sleep with the door locked anymore. I just got used to sleeping with my door open this year. Never thought I’d get to this point. I feel so safe. It’s a strange feeling, I used to have such bad anxiety if my door wasn’t closed and locked and I had a knife under my pillow. Now I keep it open all day and only keep a knife on the shelf if there’s an emergency.

[TheCheekiestChappy]

Quick tip for ppl who need it:

Instead of putting your body weight against the door, lift the door handle up. They will not be able to get in if they cannot turn the knob from outside

[maycassidy]

I had to do this, but one time my dad banged on the door so hard you could hear it cracking. I started taking videos and sending it to people so that I could get help. Finally with help from family I ran away in the middle of the night. They called the cops and told them to keep their sirens off so that we had someone’s from the law to protect me as I left. Turns out my dad knew and just sat there watching TV in the livingroom. Now I’m almost 23 and live in a different state, married, and have a full time job.

[acerobin]

The worst thing about this comment section is how much people can relate to this and can give advice as to best hide from abuse. I’m so sorry to those who know that feeling, I would never wish it on anyone else

[autumndragon]

What hurts is how many people are giving tips, whether from experience or not it still breaks my heart to know how many people have had to go through this or are currently going through it at this point in time. My heart goes out to everyone struggling with situations like this<3

[thetreeboy.]

Only advice I can give.

Do not fall down
Do not stumble
Do not play their games
Do not fall for their traps

Rage against all they do, they will either learn to leave you in peace, or set you free.

[FaeInAForest]

Little tip I learned from living with my mom’s abusive ex boyfriend for 3 years:
Make it seem like your going into a different room, then the light on for that room, lock and that the door for that room while you AREN’T inside of it, run to a different room(with a door), keep the lights off and shut and lock that door, hide either in your closet or under your bed or anywhere you can, put one earbud in on the lowest volume or just so they couldn’t hear it if they somehow got into the room, and text one of your friends to quickly come over but act cool if your parent or guardian seems upset (ONLY if your guardian wouldn’t hurt the friend) and if they would then text 911 (they have lines where you can text a 911 operator and they can speak to you and you can hear them through your earbud) keep calm and quiet until either the friend of police get to where you are. When they get there make sure you wait until your guardian opens the door to talk to them and then climb out of whatever window you can (not if you not on the first floor of your house or the building your in) and run outside and get beside the house. Wait there until your guardian goes back inside the house or building and then run to the front to where the police are or hide behind the car your friend came in.

It’s not a permanent fix and will probably only work a few times before your guardian realizes what’s going on, but it can save your life. It worked for me many times and for many of my friends.
Good luck.
I wish I could be giving makeup or hair or outfit advice but sadly this is the world we live in so this is the advice that needs to be given. ❤

[resafux]

It’s heartwrenching how many in the comments can relate, have stories and tips to get through situations like this 😢 everyone deserves good parents, not all parents deserve to be responsible for someone

[DifferentWayz]

When you use music as your only escape from reality.

[Wonniee_Ie]

Quick tip from a person who has dealt with this-

-Either vent online
-Tell your them how you feel (I tried and got beaten the f### out of)
- Go to therapy (I couldn’t get therapy so I would talk to my school counsellor…)
- Bottle up your emotions (DONT do that- I almost suicided when I did that for like three years)
- Listen to music (A great escape from reality- recommend listening to Silent Scream)
- Swear or rant your heart out (I did karate and still am; great way to take out your anger <3

*Again- I’m not a professional so do what’s best for you*

Good luck and stay safe

[SophiaArces-mmdc]

Quick tip for ppl who need it:

Don’t go outside, them being angry while you go outside could mean that they might accidentally, or purposefully hurt you. If you need food, stock up before they fight!

[RipAbbyx_x]

Music and video games was my escape.

They always got p*ssed at me for playing video games as well and acted like it was all bs🤦🏽‍♀️ i’ve moved out so no issues anymore but im sorry for those still going through it all.

[TrinitysTarotLLC]

This is a tip if you're a bit older, 18/19 (16/17 if youre emancipated)
Take a CNA or EMT class(these can be through community college or another local program for FREE) something that can PROMISE you a job in the least amount of time. And you can work in clinics and stuff if you dont want to do bedside. Get the Cert and relocate as a Travel CNA or Contract EMT your expenses and flight, food, hoteling will be paid for and you can use it as a chance to start all over.

Doing this saved my life, when my dad got like this and my mom had her stroke and was in ghe hospital for MONTHS ... And I was alone with him....

[i-laik-slingshot]

i have never gone through this, and i hate that other people have to
no one deserves to be abused, neither verbally, physically, etc.
stay safe y'all ❤

[stxrs_for_scxrs]

I was getting used to sleeping with my door unlocked after being safe for about 4 years until my dad got with a girl who was mentally abusive. when he finally left her after 3 years I had to try and get used to sleeping with the door unlocked. this year tho, my dad has his fiancé who I love because she doesn’t force me to do anything, shes letting me get used to actually having a real loving mother after 7 years of not having one. I can finally sleep with my door unlocked, and I’m slowly getting closer to sleeping with my door open.

Thank you Mary (my new awesome stepmom) for helping me heal my trauma at my own pace <3