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#sigma #movies #edit #fyp

[Tawman]

This is one of those unexpectadly gold edits you find mistakenly while browsing too deep at midnight, keep up the great work and stay unique Bqteman!

[SquareNevada]

This is the "he's just like me fr" meme done unironically

[Spaceopera]

All of these movies and main characters, GOATED

[rasmusnatvig]

It’s hard to believe that it’s been over a year since I stumbled upon this video. At that time, I found myself watching it multiple times a day, every day. I was trapped in a cycle of despair, questioning my worth and even contemplating ending my life. I gave myself a time frame of five years to make positive changes – and I can proudly say, I’ve made progress.

Yet, there are still moments when shadows of doubt, self-loathing, and regrets creep into my thoughts. But now, instead of letting them consume me, I focus and allow myself to truly feel every emotion. I reflect on the progress I’ve made and remind myself of all the new things I’ve embraced.

The thought of missing out on life’s wonders saddens me: the mesmerizing beauty, the joy, the laughter shared with friends and family, and the entire spectrum of emotions. They all play a crucial role in experiencing life in its entirety.

To everyone grappling with challenges: I get it, it’s hard. But remember, you possess an inner strength, perhaps one you haven’t even discovered yet. Savor the good days. Commit to a routine and stay disciplined. Start with reading a single page every day, or exercise once a week. Gradually, once a week will become twice, and soon enough, you’ll crave more. Admittedly, my reading skills mirror that of an average 7-year-old, even in my twenties. Yet now, I aim to finish a book every month. Before turning 20, I’d only read a single book, not counting comics hahah

I also faced physical challenges. After breaking a bone in my back from a skiing accident at 17, I refrained from rigorous activity. Fast forward to now, and I just completed a 6-mile uphill run just for the thrill of it. And I workout every day before work. Having spent years battling self-loathing and shying away from challenges for fear of failing, I now push myself to my limits, striving for growth and savoring the euphoria of truly living.

I believe in you, and in time, you’ll believe in yourself.

Allow yourself that time. Who knows what you will become.

[nocreativity]

Anyone whom got recommended this, you're automatically my friend. We all fight strenuous battles in this war we call life. It takes more courage to fight our demons day after day than it does to end it all. Stay strong, you're life may depend on it

[pawnkes]

this makes me feel so many things at the same time, i can't even describe it
your edits are amazing, keep it up

[ioan]

If you're reading this, I don't care what you're going through, don't give up.
Yes, it's hard, but people need you, don't let them down, and don't let yourself down, do your best.
Stay strong brothers.

[cherryonnie]

goes hard…I feel some kind of pleasant anxiety

[ksubwithnovideoscanwe]

It's not always about love and women
We sad and depressed cuz of responsibility, family problems, financial and future that we don't talk about with anyone

[linhtetaung]

Self control is strength.
Right thought is mastery.
Calmness is power.
Keep grinding brothers 🪖

[ssjgod]

movie list
Blade runner 2049
JOKER
taxi driver 1976
donnie darko 2001
american psycho

[Random__Dude.]

Here I am sitting in the kitchen again, alone, at 1 AM, without light in the darkness and remembering how I used to smile so much and now don't. Wondering why I'm still enduring this all...

This video frames my mood pretty well

[maddenx]

I watch this about 30 times a day. Guys, you wouldn't get how much I relate to these people, especially K from the Bladerunner 2049. I don't feel like being a living being anymore.

[hbrandon]

It's kind of incredible how so many prolific movies and male characters always have such a dark and looming presence rather it be their demons or themselves portrayed as one. It's almost like a subliminal portrayal of society and the emotions men harbor and how deep they can truly go.

[Pilps]

Born 1993, when I was around 5/6 me and my family had to move to Germany, Osnabruck because my Dad was stationed there for being in the British Army. We stayed there until 2001. I can honestly say from what memories are still there in my head, are the best years of my life. If I could just relive those days, just for a few hours, I would be so happy.

I spend hours crying happy/sad tears on Google Earth Pro with the time machine of the maps. Seeing my old Primary School before it was demolished. Seeing the Army barracks my dad was at before that too was sadly demolished. Seeing my old childhood home which I haven't seen since we left 22 years ago.

It's even more saddening with how Germanys privacy laws are. Google Street view is practically none existent. So the buildings and the streets I fondly remember are mainly just these pixelated resemblances of buildings that I still vividly remember from my childhood but i can't see how are now or was a few years ago. I only have what I remember, and the odd remnants of videos here on YouTube which is extremely lacking and rare to find.

The walks we went on, the Warner Brothers Movie Theme Park down south near Dorsten. Pony rides in the woods and picking the oldest one there who was called Boris. I picked him all the time because he liked to eat the grass a lot which made the ride last longer so I could spend more time with him. The little & big lake walk just behind the Nettebad. The traditional Christmas Markets in the town centre. Playing video games when my Dad finally came home on my Playstation 1, we would try and beat the games in one day but never could because I didn't have a memory card. Getting excited whenever Pokemon was on the TV. Friends round mine to share the big swimming pool I had.

Watching Halloween Town before going out trick or treating. Finding our first ever pet, a kitten abandoned behind a grit bin while we were on a bike ride and taking her home, we named her Millie. So many memories. All lost to time. With only old VHS tapes & photographs to try and relive those memories at least just a tiny bit.

Oh what Id do just to go back to those days. Nostalgia is such a beautiful but cruel mistress. I hate to love it and love to hate it. I Miss you Osnabruck. I miss you childhood.

But. I have a baby daughter now. And I honestly can not wait to be the best father I can possibly be. And to make everlasting memories with her that she can look back on and smile just as much as I do looking back at the ones I made with my Mum & Dad.

Oh Germany. Oh Osnabruck. Oh childhood. You were the best of days. I'll revisit you one day. With the whole family hopefully.

[zyrusz]

The male desire of melancholy, naturally drawn to darkness and isolation. sad

[victorjun]

It's hard to fake a smile when there are no more reasons to be happy anymore.

[rinkuminkufinku]

Never in my life have I felt something that touched my soul in the way this edit did :(

[R_nin]

0:17 this shot with the music is somewhat calming and comforting.

[mistersir]

I respect you my brother if you relate to these kind of videos. I know what you've been through, I know what you're going through, and I guess now you know what I've been through.
At least you now know you're not alone. I believe in you you got this man! We will always have each other. Loneliness and hardships are the force that drives a man to be who he is. Choose wisely. Stay strong kings!