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She is adorable. Her american Iowan (?) accent is adorable!

"Now, tell me Brad... what do you see?"... she is so moving, elegant, fragile and beautiful, and he is sweet to her.... and she was able to make him a poet, and poetry and art overcome any material limitation. After he poetically described to her what he could see all around, but she had been the one who taught him how to do it, their hearts were united.

There have been a bunch of annoying adds for herbal remedies in the comments of this video. I've removed them. As an update, I do have a moderate sense of smell now due to a relatively new medication. I'm not going to say what it is here because I'm not pushing products. But if you've had nasal polyps your whole life and surgery didn't work for you, there are other alternatives out there now. Alternatives that weren't available to me as a kid, or when I made this video.

How is your full body showing? I can only do a first person perspective

When you take Zicam nasal spray

If the world were only so very beautiful, but it's more complicated than that isn't it?

I can't smell a damn thing, never have. Runs in my family. I believe I taste just fine. Perhaps better than everyone else.

I’ve been this way for my entire life. I’ve never smelled a skunk or body odor, but it also means that I’ll never be able to smell a gas leak or a house fire, etc. I’m pretty sure that I taste things differently than somebody who can smell, too. For example, if you hand me a piece of gum, I’ll be able to tell you that it’s fruity, but not which fruit it’s supposed to be.

I thank everyone who has watched and commented on this video over its 10 year run, because you've done something I can't: which is watch this video. This was a student film I made and I can't bring myself to get past more than 20 seconds of my awful narration. I sound like I'm asking for money for children starving in Africa. Anyway, thought I'd post a little update. I still can't smell, and unlike the woman who I interviewed, it has been my choice. Since my two surgeries as a kid I haven't tried anything to fix my sinuses. I'd say there's a 50% chance that if I spent the time to have another operation or similar treatment that my sense of smell could come back. But I can't bring myself to go through the work of finding the right doctor and taking time off my job to go through the procedure. Being an anosmiac has been part of who I am for 25 years. Being able to breath through my nose like a normal person would be cool, but I kind of like my lack of a sense of smell. It has provided me with a very peaceful life, free from the unwanted intrusions of stench. The only time it becomes a problem for me is in the diagnosis of different types of burning. In my job it his helpful to tell the difference between an electrical fire, or dust that's burning, but I'm always working with other people who can smell it for me. Obviously this is just how I feel. I don't mean to lessen the experience of others.

I have congenital anosmia, it is an symptom associated with a hormonal condition called Kallmann syndrome which affects puberty. I was being treated as a "late bloomer" or "late developer" even when I was 22. I then met an endocrinologist who asked if I could smell. No doctor had ever asked me that before and I had never thought about mentioning it to a doctor. At first glance there seems to be no link between failure to start puberty and having anosmia but there is. I think I have done most of the things that most people with anosmia would have done at some stage, including drinking sour milk, making sandwiches with bread that has spots of mould on it and forgetting to the oven off when cooking.

i either born anosmiac or got anosmia before age 12 i do not smell berries oranges people dog-doo when people told me of smelling oranges, berries, i was SHOCKED! but i eat & enjoy food all too well (before learn to eat only healthy food & drink mostly water,;, my size 16 pants getting tight,; but now (depending on the make i wear between size 3 and size 10 pants, ;,; mostly size 6 pants) i like berries, dark chocolate, tamarind, spicy foods do NOT like soggy foods, greasy foods, for me Tofukey sausage is truly better than "real" sausages Texture is important Very important! for me 100% whole-grain bread pasta etc truly better & NOT mushy soggy raw veggies dipped in mayonnaise are good Natural coconut candies made mostly of coconut are good many falafel stands are good those made-as-you-choose-salads are good for health i avoid dairy products, refined grains, beer , booze, opioids, cigarettes, soda, Kool-Aid, bologna, smoked cured meats, i do NOT starve, puke, weigh/measure foods, force-feed, gastric-bypass surgery , do Atkins/Low-Carb, take magical anti-fat pills i mainly drink water i consume mainly whole grains, vegetables, fruits, berries, herbs spices, nuts seeds, some cage-free boiled eggs small bits of meat 90% vegan or ovo-vegetarian diet you can have anosmia and still have a GOOD LIFE

can drug abuse( snorting) cause it?

Beutiful video :)

whoever you are lady you are the best mom in the world , so put anosmia on the back burner.

I have anosmia too. I've had it all my life and I've never been able to smell a thing. I'm not being an attention seeker, I've been professionally diagnosed

Ok I've never smelt anything as far as I can remember, I've haven't been to a doctor or anything about it so I don't know if it's something like blockage that can be fixed or if it's incurable, but really I think this video over dramatises it, it's not like being blind or deaf come on.

Imagine having your parents not being able to smell you would be able to smoke some loud in your house 😂😂😂

I was just born almost entirely without being able to smell.. never thought about it much, until recentelly..I was just thinking I never tryed hard enough or was to lazy to pay attention to the smells; but the truth is I just could not. And it makes you insecure. I change my clothes thousand times a day and always take showers whenever can. I don't use parfume bacause I don't know how it smells and I'm afraid I would be bothering other people, because I don't know what amount to use and when. I'm insecure about my own smell and I never felt how I or anyone else smell. Also spoiled food, fire smoke, natural gas etc. I'm afraid of those.

any keyboard profile dude ? thus explain plz what exactly ur mode doin iam famililar with autohot key, so it kinda interesting

This is one of the finest short movies I've ever seen. Thanks for posting.

Is that Emily Fradenburgh who played as Jennifer Stidger in an indie movie "Nothing Without You"?

good script buddy!! but i wish the cinematography was better..

I´m Daniela, from Portugal and i never smelled anything in my life too before.

Congenital anosmia here too. Never have smelled anything before in my life.

This seems to be quite useful. Would you care to share your ahk script?

I have hyposmia which is a reduced sense of smell. I can smell almost everything but sometimes it isn't as detailed. My doc says that it is caused by my anxiety disoer/depression. Your state of mind can influence your sense of smell too.

no link??? or am I looking but not seeing?

Could you upload and link your AHK script? Thanks!

its a gift, and its a curse, i never had one and i never knew why, but to be honest i never cared about that, and i know it may be pretty sad to have one good sense of smell and lose it, but if you are just without one as ever as you can remember yourself alive you just wont care, but sometimes i wonder "what is like to smell something, what is the feeling"? the sad thing is that my parents dont know about it cuz i never told anyone, i never tought its important.

I was seriously ill as a baby and that's what caused my anosmia

I'm comforted to know others were born with anosmia. I felt pretty alone growing up.

Seriously those who are born with it need a video too :( Completely different experience....

Im sad I cant relate to most anosmia related topics, discussions, videos etc. They are mostly about losing your sense of smell, not never having it at all.

Me too. This is a relief.

I've had anosmia since birth! And I'm a film maker. Its on my to do list :)

I have anosmia. Never knew I couldn't smell, personally... I just thought things smelled... Like nothing.

Born with it out it!

I have completed additional shorts and features. In the process of cleaning them up. I write comedies...or....at least try to........what genres do you write in?

Thanks I love how it was shoot. The story line is great. Are you working on other films? I work on features. But I'm helping my friend write a short!

We shot it in downtown Minneapolis, Eden Prairie and Chanhassen, Minnesota.

People tell me i'm lucky too, I don't get why people think it's lucky not being able to smell...

Me too c:

Oh. My. God. I love this video soooo much. I thought I was the only one who couldn't smell. I was born without a sense of smell... :c

Great job. Where was it shot at?

Lost it due to brain injury when 1. I never think about smell because I've never smelled before(or have no memory of when I could) so it's no big loss to me.

did it come back!?

When i was in highschool, i used to smoke pot. I always had trouble about the smell, since i didn't want my parents to find out, but i couldn't tell if i smelled, poeple got kinda annoyed with me asking all the time, "hey, do we/i smell?"

soooo over dramatic! just be happy your alive, there's much worse out there! I lost my sense of smell but I'm counting my blessings... the sense of smell is the least important of the 5 senses! :)

Born without it!

he deserved the best and the best came to him...cool flick