The Best Way to Face Difficult Times

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  • Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
  • Life is - it goes without saying - for the most part a tragic affair. But being clear-eyed about the horror shouldn't prevent us from taking great pleasure in the things that go right; we can laugh on our way to the gallows.
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    “The arguments for approaching life in a grave, serious and unsmiling mood are overwhelming: we are clearly a profoundly wicked species, we continually perpetrate monstrous suffering on one another, our greed and viciousness know no bounds, our minds are fickle and largely out of control, no one gets through existence unscathed and everyday is bad until - eventually - the worst of all happens. The only people one could imagine smiling through this kind of horror show would be the still-too innocent or the actively deluded…”
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  • @theschooloflifetv
    @theschooloflifetv  4 роки тому +254

    How do you see life in a more lighthearted way? Share your methods with us in the comments below. Be sure to subscribe to the channel if you haven't already and turn on notifications to ensure you don't miss our next film.

    • @buh1740
      @buh1740 4 роки тому +6

      The White Russian from The Big Lebowski

    • @Daithio131
      @Daithio131 4 роки тому +24

      I thought my life couldn't get any worse, but then I realised I was writing in the comment section after hitting the like and subscribe buttons, truly a new low.

    • @neyus2256
      @neyus2256 4 роки тому +22

      I try to find the funny point in every bad situation. I think that life is already too suffering for us, we shouldn't put more in it.

    • @funkXCIV
      @funkXCIV 4 роки тому +15

      For me, stoicism was the answer I was looking for. It is there with you at your best and most importantly at your worst. There's too much to say about it, so if anyone is curious, you can look it up on the internet or read a book like "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius.

    • @camez2345
      @camez2345 4 роки тому +13

      Great video, but ay ay ay - the U is silent in Velázquez, por favor:
      /bel ATH keth/ in Spain
      /bel AHS kez/ anywhere else
      The u is always silent in the "que" combo in Spanish: queso, qué pasa, etc.
      Edit: Yes, I realize the irony of correcting someone's pronunciation on a video about being more lighthearted, but given Mr de Botton's love of knowledge and self-awareness, it seemed an ok thing to point out. No harm intended. Queep up the good work!

  • @Jaydoggy531
    @Jaydoggy531 4 роки тому +2866

    Best advice I ever got on living lightheartedly: "Once a problem stops being a problem, that's when it becomes a funny story."

    • @melissaveras
      @melissaveras 4 роки тому +20

      This is so good!

    • @JP-wk5wt
      @JP-wk5wt 4 роки тому +6

      i like that

    • @Kiahlaflame
      @Kiahlaflame 4 роки тому +4

      Couldnt agree more

    • @appleslover
      @appleslover 4 роки тому +16

      And that's the beginning of a long, deep depression
      Because the realisation that that same "funny" story might've killed you is just depressing

    • @Jaydoggy531
      @Jaydoggy531 4 роки тому +33

      @@appleslover Doesn't have to. That's up to the observer. Been there myself. I'm still here, and I'll be damned if it'll depress me. I overcame it, so might as well smile.

  • @zaphodbbrox
    @zaphodbbrox 4 роки тому +1892

    So, in a nutshell: if nothing really matters in the end, might as well concentrate on the good along the journey.

    • @boingboing919
      @boingboing919 4 роки тому +10

      Yes, exactly.

    • @isaacyip1998
      @isaacyip1998 4 роки тому +18

      Might as well just kill myself

    • @zaphodbbrox
      @zaphodbbrox 4 роки тому +4

      @@isaacyip1998 While we could list a hundred thousand "might as wells", not all of them will be relevant to the premise of the video "How to Live in a More Lighthearted Way".

    • @isaacyip1998
      @isaacyip1998 4 роки тому

      @@zaphodbbrox Death is lighthearted.

    • @True38
      @True38 4 роки тому +13

      It's up to you how you choose to look at the world if everything you do matters or not. In any case, you are forced to do something, but you can always choose your own path - given that you succeed with that path. Otherwise, someone will choose it for you, and in that case - you can be sure to be miserable. And although I agree with the message, being lighthearted all the time will simply not work. Everyone has their ups and downs in life. That's only natural.

  • @gitsurfer27
    @gitsurfer27 4 роки тому +246

    5:02 "Are you sure this is safe" you know that guy was a legend 😂

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому +1

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @amiross9
    @amiross9 4 роки тому +960

    "Just because we are all doomed doesn't mean we can't have a good time"
    -Optimistic nihilism community

  • @osse1n
    @osse1n 4 роки тому +531

    *Memento Mori* - when you know that everyone is going towards the same fate, suddenly, our mundane problems become minuscule.

    • @paarthkaushal2395
      @paarthkaushal2395 4 роки тому +8

      Was it necessary to use such heavy words ,bro?

    • @TheCrimsonPope
      @TheCrimsonPope 4 роки тому +6

      But telling yourself that your problems are unimportant, is bad too. Especially for people who already feel worse than others. It's like forcing oneself to eat something that disgusts us, just because poor children in Africa don't have anything to eat, so our problem is insignificant, and we should just be happy with what we have. I don't think that's the way.

    • @claukarmatica
      @claukarmatica 4 роки тому +1

      The Pope i had the same thought back when i was 15 and i still deal with it. What am I supposed to do then?

    • @elbinalejandrofelizgonzale1742
      @elbinalejandrofelizgonzale1742 4 роки тому +1

      @@claukarmatica It is not about to let oneself die, it is an attitude before the injustice of life, it is to mock at the world and, if we are going to die we are going to do it our way, this is cope mechanism, not a solution, if you think about it, you are more likely to find a solution with a challenging attitude than with a defeatist one.

    • @taqi5675
      @taqi5675 4 роки тому

      Great Hussain

  • @ActiveAdvocate1
    @ActiveAdvocate1 4 роки тому +903

    This also reminds me of a scene on The Simpsons where Homer has to giv a kidney to his father. He keeps going towards the hospital with determination, and then running away screaming, and then he settles on running into the hospital while screaming. Good compromise.

    • @TheStrategicKeys
      @TheStrategicKeys 4 роки тому +19

      Good compromise, and funny. A great way to learn to laugh at ones self.

    • @Kiahlaflame
      @Kiahlaflame 4 роки тому +3

      lmao

    • @camez2345
      @camez2345 4 роки тому +4

      It's funny cuz it's true.

    • @felixjune
      @felixjune 4 роки тому +4

      Genius

    • @zoomkawali
      @zoomkawali 4 роки тому +2

      hahahhahaa. that made me laugh

  • @a.c.1877
    @a.c.1877 4 роки тому +519

    I’m honestly using this line the next time someone tells me to cheer up for superficial reasons: “Bless such efforts, and those for whom they work”

  • @nothanks8305
    @nothanks8305 4 роки тому +121

    Took being homeless to learn this. Happier than I've been in years :)

  • @rarra
    @rarra 4 роки тому +98

    "It’s just the monstrous illusions of our ego, which give us the
    impression that we count, and then torture us that we don't count enough..."

    • @cazadoo339
      @cazadoo339 3 роки тому +2

      Yes this hit me too

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @AuthenticSelfGrowth
    @AuthenticSelfGrowth 4 роки тому +277

    To be lighthearted is to go with the flow of life. Ego wants to control. Instead learn to let go!

    • @TheStrategicKeys
      @TheStrategicKeys 4 роки тому +12

      Go with the flow, laugh a little more, and keep things in perspective. 👍

    • @everythingisamindgame9666
      @everythingisamindgame9666 4 роки тому +3

      Amen

    • @heruka111
      @heruka111 4 роки тому +3

      Funny that this is an ego criticising the ego

    • @susrev88
      @susrev88 4 роки тому +8

      i hate it when somebody says 'let go' as an advice. it has become a common catchphrase that everybody is using nowadays, regardless of the problem. i also find this approach dangerous because when somebody is complaining about something that is important to them and in return get the response 'let go', they are puzzled and angry. 'let go' is 'i don't care about you or your problem' while the other is only looking for an 'i feel you bro' reassurance. the easiest thing to do is to say 'let go' but where's the limit? when is it appropriate to say let go and when is it not? and i hope you agree that there's more to life than just going with the flow, some things don't just happen by chance.

    • @meganemnk
      @meganemnk 4 роки тому +9

      susrev88 Agree with that. These same people telling that you have to let go, have already reached their main goals, or have satisfied their own needs or are in better situations than you and I bet they are incapable of giving up what they have to live a "healthier" life. This is funny.

  • @londym.
    @londym. 4 роки тому +94

    I use to think living lightheartedly meant having a level of naivety but now I realise you are correct, it’s not because you don’t see the distress around but you just choose to live amongst all the chaos in a better way. Being unhappy is very exhausting so why not choose happiness where possible. I know that it is not always possible to have such attitude especially when things are hard but we mustn’t be so hard on ourselves with the frivolous things always. Thank you, as usual.🙏. The wisdom & wit of this channel never ceases to amaze me.🤣

  • @duchi882
    @duchi882 4 роки тому +328

    "How to Live in a More Lighthearted Way"
    *Joker:* Think of your life as a Comedy instead of a Tragedy

  • @Me-np8fb
    @Me-np8fb 4 роки тому +179

    If I could find and maintain the inner strength to follow this advise I could release myself from this prison that is breaking my spirit. I have to try.

    • @Rosenthal00
      @Rosenthal00 4 роки тому +15

      You have my sincerest wishes.

    • @Me-np8fb
      @Me-np8fb 4 роки тому +7

      @@Rosenthal00 thank you. Nice of you to offer support to a stranger.

    • @Rosenthal00
      @Rosenthal00 4 роки тому +9

      @@Me-np8fb well, we are all kindred in our brokenness...aren't we?

    • @Me-np8fb
      @Me-np8fb 4 роки тому +5

      @@Rosenthal00 I have watched this short video 5 times already . I need to watch it 5 times a day so it sinks in . Where ever you are ( India I'm guessing by the name) I hope your day is a good one and remember the band that played on as the Titanic sunk , that's the attitude that inspires. Surrender and acceptance with Grace and detachment.

    • @joecoool100
      @joecoool100 4 роки тому +3

      Chin up “Me” nothing is under control. I wish all the best, I wish for you blessings!

  • @chuecco
    @chuecco 4 роки тому +159

    I now see "the fool on the hill" in a different way. The world will think you are a fool for laughing at life's tragedy, but they are in fact the fools crying over the inevitable.
    Day after day
    Alone on a hill
    The man with the foolish grin is keeping perfectly still
    But nobody wants to know him
    They can see that he's just a fool
    And he never gives an answer
    But the fool on the hill
    Sees the sun going down
    And the eyes in his head
    See the world spinning 'round
    Well on the way
    Head in a cloud
    The man of a thousand voices
    Talking perfectly loud
    But nobody ever hears him
    Or the sound he appears to make
    And he never seems to notice
    But the fool on the hill
    Sees the sun going down
    And the eyes in his head
    See the world spinning 'round
    And nobody seems to like him
    They can tell what he wants to do
    And he never shows his feelings
    But the fool on the hill
    Sees the sun going down
    And the eyes in his head
    See the world spinning 'round
    Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
    'Round and 'round and 'round and 'round and round
    And he never listens to them
    He knows that they're the fools
    They don't like him
    The fool on the hill

    • @Sebastianandthedeepbluemusic
      @Sebastianandthedeepbluemusic 4 роки тому +4

      Ahhh good catch. nice connection

    • @everythingisamindgame9666
      @everythingisamindgame9666 4 роки тому

      It ads up😶

    • @lukaso.6378
      @lukaso.6378 4 роки тому

      Thanks!

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @graemeroberts2935
    @graemeroberts2935 4 роки тому +118

    This animation deserves its own separate tribute. It is mordant yet lovely, complementing Alain de Botton's wise, funny words so perfectly. It's a small masterpiece, and that, of course, is the best kind. Brava and bravo you brilliant creators of art and love!

    • @marshad82
      @marshad82 4 роки тому +3

      I believe it is a tribute in itself. Part of it feels rather Pythonesque.

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому +1

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

    • @circulati
      @circulati 5 місяців тому

      That guy sitting in an armchair floating through space was spot on 😅

  • @Anarcath
    @Anarcath 4 роки тому +251

    The only tactical response to the horror of life is to defiantly laugh at it.

    • @TheStrategicKeys
      @TheStrategicKeys 4 роки тому +12

      Laughter is the best defense, medicine, and mood lifting activity.

    • @AnaVerona_
      @AnaVerona_ 4 роки тому +1

      Bukouski much? 🍻

    • @dismasmagfionnghaile5030
      @dismasmagfionnghaile5030 4 роки тому +1

      Amen Brother!

    • @Anarcath
      @Anarcath 4 роки тому

      Nunnha B Maybe the laugh is fake. What isn’t?

    • @NeskElOne
      @NeskElOne 4 роки тому +1

      That is true, I agree with you. The laugh is the medicine of our sorrow.

  • @Anarcath
    @Anarcath 4 роки тому +190

    As someone who is profoundly nihilistic, I still smile when a child looks at me.

    • @SB_04
      @SB_04 4 роки тому +5

      Pharmakon ❤️

    • @manuelsputnik
      @manuelsputnik 4 роки тому +10

      Same, babies are cute.

    • @KaneK1234
      @KaneK1234 4 роки тому +2

      Pharmakon what a pretentious sentence. Honestly, you are so disgustingly pretentious.

    • @keretaman
      @keretaman 4 роки тому +5

      @@KaneK1234 have you ever taken the test yourself, Deckard? Maybe you are pretentious to some extent too

    • @Jinu_Sankar
      @Jinu_Sankar 4 роки тому +4

      @@KaneK1234 How else are we to cope with all the info and rules in the cosmos?
      If we understand somewhat and that version matches ourselves inside then that's not pretending, even though we might be wrong.
      Ig I should just call you god. Pls help, tis your world.

  • @kiranhodges247
    @kiranhodges247 4 роки тому +92

    “Miserable is predictable,” I love that

  • @loganlaj
    @loganlaj 4 роки тому +52

    I’m so emotionally invested in this channel! ❤️🌟

    • @theschooloflifetv
      @theschooloflifetv  4 роки тому +13

      Thank you so much: we deeply appreciate you coming here.

  • @williambarrett1234
    @williambarrett1234 4 роки тому +68

    "are you sure this is safe" lmao

  • @iainmackenzieUK
    @iainmackenzieUK 4 роки тому +26

    "you take yourself too seriously" I was told as a kid. Now, at 60, I realise my problem has been that I took THEM too seriously...

  • @MsNewdae
    @MsNewdae 4 роки тому +155

    "I am nothing. Life is everything. I am life."
    "Wisdom is knowing I am nothing,
    Love is knowing I am everything,
    and between the two my life moves"
    💚

  • @jeremypalaad6685
    @jeremypalaad6685 4 роки тому +42

    Some things in life are bad
    They can really make you mad
    Other things just make you swear and curse
    When you're chewing on life's gristle
    Don't grumble, give a whistle
    And this'll help things turn out for the best
    And always look on the bright side of life
    Always look on the light side of life
    If life seems jolly rotten
    There's something you've forgotten
    And that's to laugh and smile and dance and sing
    When you're feeling in the dumps
    Don't be silly chumps
    Just purse your lips and whistle, that's the thing
    And always look on the bright side of life
    Come on!
    Always look on the right side of life

  • @Clisare
    @Clisare 4 роки тому +117

    I feel like a lot of these videos talk about something I want to know how to do, but don't explain it at any point. Wonderfully irritating.

    • @theschooloflifetv
      @theschooloflifetv  4 роки тому +50

      This leaves us thoughtful...

    • @ishmael6218
      @ishmael6218 4 роки тому +3

      Same

    • @everythingisamindgame9666
      @everythingisamindgame9666 4 роки тому +11

      It explains it a lot u just have to be open minded

    • @Tunawesmake
      @Tunawesmake 4 роки тому +13

      Despite our similarities, it may be hard or even unwise to prescribe a rigid recipe for everyone... A general guide/principles may work better I think? Then one is left to find their own way...

    • @sheffalisharma5718
      @sheffalisharma5718 4 роки тому +4

      While I agree with what you have said but i think every human being, because they are a sum of their individual life experiences , to achieve a solution for anyone, we have to go for a method which deals with everyone individually, the videos of this channel as u rightly said mention the solution but leave it to the viewer on how to apply it because a general advice on taking action will leave everyone with their own set of problems and that is chaos.
      Then you may ask, why am I writing this as you said the same thing? Because I think what this channel is really trying to do is to help us connect with ourself at a deeper level which the education institutes and our surrounding living beings have failed to teach us.
      Today the best way to do that is psychotherapy.
      Well I feel in psychotherapy,
      everyone dives deep into their own mind while a therapist acts as a mirror for our thoughts,actions
      it is the solution that is active in its very being
      And breeds content in our mind.
      To one self in this world is the true superpower we shall conquer boundaries after boundaries in this world.

  • @soonlovesartandpeace
    @soonlovesartandpeace 4 роки тому +39

    You can never know how many lives you’ve saved with your videos! Thank you.

  • @jlatio1
    @jlatio1 4 роки тому +109

    "I believe in everything; nothing is sacred. I believe in nothing; everything is sacred. Ha Ha Ho Ho Hee Hee."

    • @jeremymenning56
      @jeremymenning56 4 роки тому +6

      _"I am one with the Force. The Force is with me."_

    • @sharonwanjiru9959
      @sharonwanjiru9959 4 роки тому +1

      Waat?..

    • @nihil7401
      @nihil7401 4 роки тому +6

      Even Cowgirls Get the Blues

    • @Jinu_Sankar
      @Jinu_Sankar 4 роки тому +1

      When you reach this point, through pure introspection and understanding and not fully from external sources. You can laugh maximally ig, if the feelings consistent. :3

  • @RossTheNinja
    @RossTheNinja 4 роки тому +83

    I was thinking of being more cynical, but then I thought "what's the point?"

    • @True38
      @True38 4 роки тому +5

      Not getting fooled, cheated and lied to by others - that is the point of being cynical. Sure, you're in a happier state of mind being naive, but that can get you into a lot of trouble.

    • @vuhuongly3884
      @vuhuongly3884 4 роки тому +2

      @@True38 What you wrote was being realistic, not being cynical. Being cynical = believing everybody has bad motives = you are the first one who bring misery and stress to yourself.

    • @muppetallica
      @muppetallica 4 роки тому +1

      @Ross TheNinja 😂 Good one

    • @dielaughing73
      @dielaughing73 3 роки тому

      I used to be apathetic, now I just don't care

  • @khalidalali186
    @khalidalali186 4 роки тому +119

    My moment of irresponsible laughter, came at a most peculiar moment, in an equally peculiar setting. I was almost done with my mandatory military service, and was stationed in Yemen, at an actual war zone, for seven weeks, in a land where everyone looked like they were from the 80s for some reason. Anyway, we get ambushed during a routine guarding shift, and all of a sudden, I become utterly submerged in a state of silly awareness. An awareness of how silly it all is, how hopelessly mundane, and how peasants continue to fight other peasants for the sake of the upper crust of society, as no one does their bidding better than the riff raff. The moment that struck me, and lead me to irresponsible laughter in the midst of it all, was when both parties involved in this most ancient of dilemmas or situations to be more realistic, started screaming “God is Great” in Arabic to one another, and I just exploded hahaha. It added another piece of mundane silliness to the initial phase of silly awareness. Ironically, no one understood that clear epiphany of silliness, as everyone was dreadfully serious about that sentence, which made it more funny.
    The human race will end, as everything reaps what it sows. Hence, chill, and take things easy. Oh, and fuck beautiful interesting people as much as you can, it’s fun. Listen to good music, read great books, travel, watch wonderful films, and eat sublime food. STOP succumbing to the temptations of idleness, and do stuff.
    “ Nobody exists on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere, everybody's gonna die. Come watch TV.”
    Morty to his older sister, whatever her name is.

    • @3340steve
      @3340steve 4 роки тому +3

      Thank you for the excellent advice.

    • @JulieChanDoitsu
      @JulieChanDoitsu 4 роки тому +1

      Thanks man!

    • @SheenaRea
      @SheenaRea 4 роки тому +3

      Khalid, I love your comment! And yes, the human race will end, so why not just enjoy the ride while we can. Go hiking, listen to the birds, go to a festival, share a meal, be of service to someone, enjoy what you can. Cheers!

    • @radhikasingh4011
      @radhikasingh4011 4 роки тому +2

      Thanks for writing this. It was a good advice.

    • @jasondashney
      @jasondashney 4 роки тому +6

      You, and I mean this literally, should either go on speaking tours or do UA-cam videos because you did what few do: experience the most extreme of absurdities and came out a better person. Too many people get PTSD because they focus on the wrong things. I think you really could help people. That service could far outweigh your peasant military service because this new cause would be for the benefit of all mankind. The world really needs a voice like yours right now.

  • @stoiccarpe
    @stoiccarpe 4 роки тому +50

    This is simply great we suffer because of ourselves and what we perceive and how we take it everyone experience angst, miseries , pain but we voyage our inner conflicts and Move on to be more kinder on ourselves as said by John milton " mind in itself can make hell of heaven or heaven of hell, the Power of human brain and realisation.

  • @terrymacd2310
    @terrymacd2310 4 роки тому +29

    "Let's surprise ourselves with some irresponsible laughter, the kind that takes a lifetime of sorrow to perfect."

  • @robertjohnburton9775
    @robertjohnburton9775 4 роки тому +66

    My mantra: just keep going, be the observer, there is plenty to look at.

    • @everythingisamindgame9666
      @everythingisamindgame9666 4 роки тому

      That's what I tell myself everyday lol nice to see other see it this way too.

    • @uttaradit2
      @uttaradit2 4 роки тому

      yes

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @babybruce8256
    @babybruce8256 4 роки тому +23

    You want to truly be happy all the time. Focus on yourself, always try to improve, leave toxic people alone, and appreciate what you have. That’s pretty much it. Happiness is a choice

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому +1

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @nasheextant3898
    @nasheextant3898 4 роки тому +57

    The gallows humor thing really explained a lot to me. I put in my two weeks recently and honestly it occurred to me why I hit my limit so hard
    The old crew at my job used to glare hell in the face and sit there mocking and ridiculing it. Every. Stressful. Situation. We'd just stand there pointing and laughing like "YOU THINK I CARE? I'VE BEEN DEAD FOR YEARS!!!!!! GAME ON BOYS! LET THEM COME!"
    The new crew that I work with isn't like that. They whine. They cry. They say the job is cruel, the world is cruel, and everything sucks, we're treated wrong, we're being hurt
    The energy change is too much to handle
    One day me and my buddy were at work. We were chatting with the supervisor until it slowly reached shift start time, then ten minutes late... We all were gradually looking at the clock and at each other, realizing two people still hadn't shown up. And that it was going to be hell. Utter hell.
    Me and my buddy both just looked at each other for a few beats solemnly, before he cracked a smirk and was like "I think we can get out *early*."
    And I smiled slowly and was like "Oh. I'll race you."
    And without anything else being said we both fucking ran for it like mad men and started hooving through the tasks
    When someone finally showed up I was disappointed cuz I really believed we'd be out early
    If that happened now it would have just sucked cuz anyone with me would have been fuming and crying and screeching the world is out to get them
    It isn't about how wrong the world is to you
    It's about how fun it is racing each other while the rabid wolves are on your heels about to tear you in half and how fucking amazing you feel when you both just barely escape, throw yourself across the bridge, burn it down, and collapse on the other side laughing hysterically like "WE DID IT! WE DID IT DUDE! WE SURVIVED ANOTHER DAY! HELL YEAH!"
    We all are running for our lives
    Some of us are running away screaming from the monster
    Others are racing and whooping and hollering like "DUDE I ALMOST JUST TRIPPED HAHAHAHAHAHAH THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN WILD LET'S GO GO GO"
    Why stare death in the face sobbing when you can flip it off giggling like "Motherfucker I've been sending you love letters for years and YOU DIDNT ANSWER MEEEEE so no I won't be going with you to dinner"
    It sounds insane and that's the point. It's outrageous and hilarious

    • @SheenaRea
      @SheenaRea 4 роки тому +2

      This is awesome!!! what a good attitude! LOL

    • @whattheshit4936
      @whattheshit4936 4 роки тому

      Omg you’re my best friend in a nutshell xD he’s always like this and I’m like the complete opposite but I’m starting to see it this way. The work thing hit home, at my first job at a pizza place we heard some restaurant down the street just got robbed at gunpoint and one of the delivery drivers went, “Tell em to come rob us here! Go ahead, bring a gun - we got nothing to lose! LETS GO!” I didn’t get it at 15, but now ten years and 40+ jobs later I’m just about on the same plate lol

    • @GrahamMilkdrop
      @GrahamMilkdrop 4 роки тому

      It can be really challenging to work in an environment where there's only ever negative reactions from other people. I worked for 6 years with people that I just had nothing in common with in terms of outlook... It was tempting to change in order to fit in and be accepted but it would have been too much to bear. In the end I just accepted that I was the odd one out and stood my ground, contradicting everyone around me. Over time they got used to me but I never did manage to convert anyone to my way of thinking. They were too set in their ways and I was always the new guy, even after 6 years.
      Eventually I left, but I imagine that they are all still there, carrying on the same as they always have....

    • @nasheextant3898
      @nasheextant3898 4 роки тому +1

      Oh God I wasn't expecting so many replies hahahahaha
      But yeah it's all about attitude
      And hell yeah hearing there's other people out there with this attitude 😂 with each passing day my cult grows

    • @capybaraconlimon6754
      @capybaraconlimon6754 4 роки тому +1

      OK, the last paragraph is a thing of beauty XD Thank you for sharing your thoughts, it was a delight to read them!

  • @bolivar1789
    @bolivar1789 4 роки тому +5

    1. There is a wonderful interview with Esther Perel on the " On Being with Krista Tippet" podcast. She is one of the best couple therapists in the world, whose parents were both Holocaust survivors. She grew up among other families who escaped from the concentration camps and she saw that you could divide them into two groups:
    - Those who didn't die
    - Those who came back to life
    She says that there was a huge difference between these people. Those from the first group lived in morbid places, with their curtains lowered, always with a constant sense of dread and fear. ( Of course she doesn't judge them. Nobody can. )
    But those who "came back to life" opted for joy, for play, they thought that if they survived they had to make the best our of this life. They would even make jokes about their days on the camps. Perel says that humour was a way of gaining control over what had been done to them.
    There was even a comedy show on CBS in the 60's called " Hogan's Heroes". All the actors were Jewish and they were playing Nazi officers! Making fun of them of course. But imagine...They made more than 150 episodes of that.
    2. Trevor Noah is a wonderful example too! He had a very hard childhood during Apartheid in South Africa. He went through a lot of poverty and other personal tragedies too: His mother was shot in the head by his abusive step father. It is a miracle that she didn't die! Trevor says that what he had learnt as a survival strategy is this:
    "Turning tragedy into comedy".
    You can hear a perfect example of this if you search on youtube his video: " My mom got shot in the head".
    3. There is so much we can learn from children too. And also from the child that we once were. There are many ways to go back and remember and to re-connect with that child still. I love reading short stories and certain stories about childhood really help you a lot for this purpose. Tolstoy's story " Little girls were wiser than men" is a wonderful example!
    You can find it online too.
    4. What I loved the most about this lesson was the expression " registering every kind of heaviness and transcending it".
    So it is all about being very brave and attentive, very sensitive and wise.
    It reminded me of this wonderful quote by the Russian philosopher Michael Bakthin:
    "Laughter has the remarkable power of making an object come up close, of drawing it into a zone of crude contact where one can finger it familiarly on all sides, turn it upside down, inside out, peer at it from above and below, break open its external shell, look into its center, doubt it, take it apart, dismember it, lay it bare and expose it, examine it freely and experiment with it. Laughter demolishes fear and piety before an object, before a world, making of it an object of familiar contact and thus clearing the ground for an absolutely free investigation of it. Laughter is a vital factor in laying down that prerequisite for fearlessness without which it would be impossible to approach the world realistically. "
    Thank you for this wonderful lesson! I loved the animation too!

    • @bolivar1789
      @bolivar1789 3 роки тому +2

      @@assasinatorczar Hello there!! Nice to meet you! Thank you so much for your time looking for this comment and for sending me such a lovely message. You made my day! Oh I am not a native speaker either and I am sure I make many mistakes that I don't even notice. But we still understand each other and that's what matters! Once again, thank you so much. I send you many greetings and lots of love!

  • @thestudent2869
    @thestudent2869 4 роки тому +45

    5:27 That one hit hard enough.

  • @return2innocence221
    @return2innocence221 4 роки тому +46

    If I find myself getting weighed down with life's petty problems, I just take a walk through a graveyard...that always makes me feel better somehow 😂

    • @smeshnoymatvey2054
      @smeshnoymatvey2054 2 роки тому +1

      That's a form of meditation that Hindu and Buddhist Monks in Graveyard.

    • @fancyfeast84
      @fancyfeast84 Рік тому +1

      Yep, a romp through the graveyard has always been my favorite pastime. :)

  • @AbdulrhmanAlhalabi
    @AbdulrhmanAlhalabi 4 роки тому +11

    Life is hard by it self lets make it easier on our self by being kind to our self laughing at it.
    and yah even this idea and this video ceazy hard to do some time. Hhhhhheheeehgeehh
    There is somthing in side us make us want to live. Even the most depresd peoples they dont want to die, they just want end thier pain.

  • @puskarrimal4209
    @puskarrimal4209 4 роки тому +20

    Negativity breeds and grows in idle rumination. We all fall on the same trap, repeatedly, despite efforts. We should not stop our attempts to escape that fate, else we'll be imprisoned by it, forever.

  • @user-fq1od6sc5i
    @user-fq1od6sc5i 4 роки тому +26

    wait, so how do ducks sleep at night

    • @okaywhynot4728
      @okaywhynot4728 4 роки тому +1

      2017 Thum Shue-Kaye, Constance peacefully duh

    • @Inspiration-ITV
      @Inspiration-ITV 4 роки тому

      With their eyes closed, of course!!!

  • @Creamada_Crop
    @Creamada_Crop 4 роки тому +18

    I'm very guilty when it comes to this. I live life extremely seriously and feel as though I'm doing something wrong when I have fun like I don't deserve it. It's a very vicious cycle.

    • @GrahamMilkdrop
      @GrahamMilkdrop 4 роки тому +5

      Given that suffering is a certainty... for everyone... it's kind of our duty to use whatever means we have at our disposal to create as much joy as we can manage... at every opportunity... for ourselves and for each other.
      Seeing it as a responsibility ought to make it seem much less frivolous! ;)

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @oftenwrong.
    @oftenwrong. 4 роки тому +21

    I try to live like my dog. He’s always happy!

    • @sarah-janeross864
      @sarah-janeross864 4 роки тому +5

      They teach us so many simple joys of life...🐾

    • @arx754
      @arx754 4 роки тому +5

      @audiosamples : That's not it. It's because dogs live in the MOMENT. They're not dwelling on the past or worrying about the future. The more a person concentrates on the PRESENT, the better for them.

    • @zippydodahquirk9039
      @zippydodahquirk9039 4 роки тому +2

      @audiosamples Dogs aren't dumb and neither was diogenes. Why be miserable it doesn't help with anything.

  • @liberalfarid
    @liberalfarid 4 роки тому +12

    The interesting fact about us is that as much as we realize we are insignificant in the world, we also realize we are all there is to the world.

  • @angellacanfora
    @angellacanfora 4 роки тому +20

    This is perfection! Just what I needed today. I actually quit Twitter earlier this week due to the constant barrage of hysteria. Climatechangecoronavirustrumpsandersweinstein....enough already! We get it! I wanna look on the bright side of life, even if it kills me!

    • @ChrisWrightOM1
      @ChrisWrightOM1 4 роки тому +1

      Quitting twitter is definitely a good move. For every one useful thing you read there, you read five examples of virtue-signalling, eight lies and ten instances of abuse.

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @fierce1117
    @fierce1117 4 роки тому +14

    I've been thinking like this for about a month or so now after a particularly bad series of romantic blunders and honestly? Really glad that this is apparently a valid avenue to life I'm taking and not just the result of profound mental and emotional scarring. Thanks, School of Life for letting me know I'm not insane :)

  • @Tog.go.bog.e
    @Tog.go.bog.e 4 роки тому +21

    I usually watch these videos to learn but this one seemed to say everything I do and believe! It’s a refreshing reassurance that I’m on a good path!

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @huongnguyenngocminh3442
    @huongnguyenngocminh3442 4 роки тому +8

    Mr. Alain. You are accused of interfering with other people's privacy. You can truly read my mind, my trouble. I was tortured for overthinking and your video pop-up. I can't describe how much grateful I feel towards you. Thank The school of life for offering 'mental shoulder' for me to cry on, to stand up and try to live with a new positive attitude . Bless you.

  • @someonesomewhere9254
    @someonesomewhere9254 4 роки тому +34

    The more i grow old the more cynical and michavillian i become , but i still have a soft spot in my heart for animals and little kids .

    • @jason5265
      @jason5265 4 роки тому +2

      kittenoholic ! Same

    • @TheStrategicKeys
      @TheStrategicKeys 4 роки тому +2

      I would suggest learning to laugh at yourself.

    • @True38
      @True38 4 роки тому +4

      Nothing wrong with that, but try to have some balance in your life and do other fun stuff now and then.

  • @mannieg.8057
    @mannieg.8057 4 роки тому +17

    i make myself laugh at everything, for fear of having to weep at it

  • @alessandrofrioli6978
    @alessandrofrioli6978 Рік тому +10

    That is the key and the truning point...When you're alone and you decide to start to love yourself and keep going because you and no one else. This is the path to maturity.

  • @mney4403
    @mney4403 4 роки тому +33

    I believe Rynan Reynolds said it best : Van Wilder " never take life to seriously, you'll never make it out alive"

  • @bipolarbear
    @bipolarbear 4 роки тому +36

    Once we truly come to terms with the meaninglessness and futility of it all, life gets easier 😂👍

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому +2

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @joedavis4150
    @joedavis4150 4 роки тому +7

    ... :-)... Absolutely beautifully said!... the sky is always falling, and my head is always in the sand.... Deepak Chopra said the way to be mentally and physically healthy is to be carefree.

  • @deepesh7337
    @deepesh7337 4 роки тому +11

    You say scariest things in most soothing voice!

  • @RobJenkinsDubTechno
    @RobJenkinsDubTechno 4 роки тому +55

    Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. When I started my channel I didn't get much support from those around me. I knew my vision though and went ahead anyway. Don't allow yourself to be discouraged by the negative attitudes of others.

    • @supersaiyanzero386
      @supersaiyanzero386 4 роки тому +2

      Well of course your channel will grow with a million videos having your comment with some kind of platitudes. Keep going though.

    • @camez2345
      @camez2345 4 роки тому +3

      @@supersaiyanzero386 At least he's not as bad as that other guy with a channel who comes in and re-words the main idea of the video every time, like we all just didn't watch it. And people upvote him like crazy! Ugh.

    • @eevieee
      @eevieee 4 роки тому +1

      @@camez2345 that guy.. is everywhere. even on videos that don't really connect with their content

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @ahmedyousry2022
    @ahmedyousry2022 4 роки тому +3

    I am sorry but I think you are wrong this time.
    You ask people to escape their sadness and fear by using transcendence. I think it is a kind of severe suppression.
    I live in similar state before, and I lose connection with my feelings.

  • @Rociel
    @Rociel 4 роки тому +14

    I thought my life was a tragedy, now I realize it’s a comedy.

  • @allinone-qz2gi
    @allinone-qz2gi 4 роки тому +7

    I find the comments more inspiring and understandable than the video. So, thank you to the commenters.

  • @TimMer1981
    @TimMer1981 4 роки тому +14

    "When you've hit rock bottom there's nowhere to go but up."

    • @TimMer1981
      @TimMer1981 4 роки тому +4

      @audiosamples Then you haven't hit true rock bottom.

  • @AlisonBryen
    @AlisonBryen 3 роки тому +3

    I feel so at home with Optimistic Nihilism. I've long since been of the belief that there's no afterlife, no ever after, no God's big plan. I also believe that the universe is dispassionate and that we only exist through a long chain of cause and effect events, rather than by design or intent of a omnipotent sentient being.
    However, in spite of that, I also think that as we're all here experiencing this life, we may as well live and enjoy our lives to the best of our ability. We have that choice.
    That line from Always Look on the Bright Side Of Life, "Life's a piece of shit, when you look at it" has got me through some tough times, so I love that it's included here.
    I also have a well developed sense of gallows humour too. Without it I don't think I could have overcome a serious mental health crisis fifteen years ago or the last six months of my life which have been fucking awful in so many ways.
    I'm also trying very very hard to practice radical acceptance which involves accepting things as they are rather than how we wish or hope them to be. It's quite often the wishing that bad things would go away or stop happening when they are happening that causes much of our distress. The line from Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head resonates with me for this reason... *" I'm never gonna stop the rain by complaining"* ... Radical Acceptance in a nutshell.

  • @Narsufin
    @Narsufin 4 роки тому +3

    I was just walking back from the shop, musing on the unexpected and unfair implosion of my marriage, which happened a few months ago, when I was struck by the thought that everyone and everything, including the planet I stand on and the star that makes it habitable, will eventually die, regardless of what happens, what we do or don't do, or what we want, need, or think about the whole affair. On a long enough time line, nothing really matters, so why take it seriously? I was cheered by this thought. Then I got back to work and this popped up in my recommendations. Synchronicity? I'm taking this as the universe's way of agreeing with me.

  • @Karthik-lq4gn
    @Karthik-lq4gn 4 роки тому +7

    "Arthur grinned and decided that he will go mad. He stood up, spread his arms and said, 'I will go mad!'"
    - an inaccurate but to the essence excerpt from The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy
    It gets even better!
    "Arthur was so happy that for the first time in years, the day was going according to plan. He had decided that he would go mad and here he was, chasing a Chesterfield sofa."
    Arthur was right. We are all mad!

  • @Edo.
    @Edo. 4 роки тому +18

    I highly recommend adding a seizure warning for 0:11 Great video nonetheless!

  • @fernandamichel4941
    @fernandamichel4941 4 роки тому +9

    Sometimes I need to be reminded that acceptance is key, and that I should just chill

  • @Je.rone_
    @Je.rone_ 4 роки тому +5

    I take a lesson from the old SpongeBob sometimes you got to look in the mirror and laugh

  • @jennimarie7666
    @jennimarie7666 4 роки тому +12

    the school of life offers so much quality content bringing relief and peace to viewers, with every video. I must point out that this particular video is one of best you have ever published and I am so content I have seen it in my young age and now I can live the message - to surprise myself with a laughter in rough times and to accept that lightheartedness does not mean being naive or uneducated, more the contrary. thank you to all creators of the school of life

    • @HarmzConscious
      @HarmzConscious 2 роки тому

      A lot of these things can appear as a problem because you perceive them this way, perception is everything. Example someone close to you could die and you could see it as a bad depressing thing which is what the devil wants or you could bring out ur higher self and think they’re in a much better place now that’ll you’ll see each other again. I just made a vid on this and went in deep stay blessed ❤️🙏

  • @vazilin4ik
    @vazilin4ik 4 роки тому +3

    Why is death considered the worst of all? Death is lifes final gift, rest, end of obligations, freedom, peace.
    There is an amazing song by blue oyster cult "dont fear the reaper" and as cheery as the tune of set song may be its intimately about death, hence it shows us that there is nothing to fear in death.

  • @luisabravo1438
    @luisabravo1438 4 роки тому +11

    I needed this especially after reading through the inequalities and injustices of the current country I love and live in.

  • @alicewleemd
    @alicewleemd 4 роки тому +4

    When I was a child I decided that I wouldn't grow up like the adults around me who looked so grim. I wanted to remember to laugh.

  • @josiahvan8827
    @josiahvan8827 4 роки тому +6

    Distracted from the video by the wisdom in the comment section

  • @saffleigh
    @saffleigh 4 роки тому +7

    This is probably one of my favourite videos of all time. I keep rewatching it. Really hit home for me.

  • @lamanjahangirli3355
    @lamanjahangirli3355 Рік тому +2

    Overall, the ultimate case to realize is that being constantly in a melancholy state would not be able to heal your wounds, indeed, the little beam of laughing might do otherwise

  • @StratosFear1992
    @StratosFear1992 4 роки тому +3

    I find a combination of mindfulness meditation, Stoicism and Buddhist philosophy to be the pillars that help me through difficult times.

  • @panicontheargo7034
    @panicontheargo7034 4 роки тому +2

    Very appropriate given our circumstances right now.

  • @lindsaypeters8316
    @lindsaypeters8316 4 роки тому +6

    Thank you for this video! It sums up my stoic views on life.

  • @campbell953
    @campbell953 4 роки тому +3

    I laugh more than anyone else I know. At school, I have to restrain myself from giggling for fear someone may think I’m annoying or that I’m mocking them when really they’ve just made me happy. From the ages of about 12-17, I had one of the hardest adolesce I think I could have had. I had to force myself away from an abusive father, lose my remaining family, lose friends to suicide, and survive my own suicide attempt. I was very isolated through that time, and I barely found enough humor laughed at all for about six years. In 2019 though, I started waking up and realising that I no longer felt crushed under the weight of my mind, and I strongly believe that I laugh so much now, because I’ve already thought of all the reasons not to, and now I’m free to think of all the reasons why I should.

    • @Tunawesmake
      @Tunawesmake 4 роки тому

      Well said... I like... All reasons to do it now because we've had all reasons not to...

  • @sruthisuresh2852
    @sruthisuresh2852 4 роки тому +9

    This comes exactly when I need it! Thank you, School of Life :)

  • @DrSlop-vv6nc
    @DrSlop-vv6nc 4 роки тому +5

    Wow, that was rude!

  • @showmustgoon929
    @showmustgoon929 4 роки тому +8

    So, optimistic nihilism?

  • @vigneshkr3468
    @vigneshkr3468 3 роки тому +5

    "True light-heartedness begins with an appreciation of one's utter cosmic unimportance and nullity." This is profound!

  • @jasoncook9817
    @jasoncook9817 4 роки тому +11

    "Joy as an act of resistance" Idles

  • @Fr33man
    @Fr33man 4 роки тому +2

    This video exemplifies what quintessential British humor used to be before everything turned into a PC shitshow. Still doesn't mean you can't have a good laugh at it all

  • @waitwhat2664
    @waitwhat2664 4 роки тому +6

    it is starting to creep me out that you always post videos when I need it most

  • @davidpaul7089
    @davidpaul7089 Рік тому +2

    I like the slippery bits of truisms that come out of this channel. Now at 60 years of age i am 6 months divorced. Tears come so easily, regrets for things unchanged over the marriage are painful. But as of lately there is still out bursts of sorrow with unprovoked laugher spilling through, often one on top of the other. The situation is no different but internally i know that bathing in the pain doesn't have a good result. There is still work to be done and tears to shed but knowing that life carries on careless of the situation makes me get dressed in the morning.

  • @iamrupal
    @iamrupal 4 роки тому +7

    Beautiful, I wish this was taught to us all when we were 5 onwards.

  • @siszi6
    @siszi6 4 роки тому +8

    Heraclitus: "there is tranquility in change." I.e. things are always changing so don't get bogged down on stuff that doesn't matter

  • @ismaelgzone67
    @ismaelgzone67 4 роки тому +3

    Thank you I really needed this

  • @SheenaRea
    @SheenaRea 4 роки тому +3

    This video made me cry. It is so true, all of this.
    Yesterday I watched the movie "Amelie" again, and was reminded of what makes life unusual, happy, and bright. Like a Maxfield Parrish painting. Look at the magical side of life, it can be found practically anywhere.

  • @lidia6052
    @lidia6052 4 роки тому +6

    Your words at the end gave me delightful goosebumps

  • @janeolinger8038
    @janeolinger8038 4 роки тому +1

    An example in my own life.....I am facing having many teeth extracted. It had really gotten me down until I thought, “Wait, because of COVID-19, I’ll probably be wearing masks for the rest of my life. No one will see my toothless grin!”

  • @MartyD
    @MartyD 4 роки тому +7

    Ignorance is bliss.

  • @ChristianDeLarge
    @ChristianDeLarge 2 роки тому +2

    I didn’t watch the video. Is the answer, drunk? I’m electing, drunk is the best way.

  • @edwardthen7253
    @edwardthen7253 4 роки тому +7

    life changing content right here, Absolutely loved it.

  • @Drainman
    @Drainman 4 роки тому +2

    I think the final answer is to live alone away from people .Just as you are alone and away from people when you are dead.Rest in Peace Live in Peace.

  • @Dastankbeets9486
    @Dastankbeets9486 4 роки тому +3

    A video with a different atmosphere but a similar massage to this is optimistic nilhism by kurzeyat

  • @finnvongehr3892
    @finnvongehr3892 4 роки тому +4

    Optimistic Nihilism very well braught forth. Good Job!

  • @seananderson7153
    @seananderson7153 4 роки тому +4

    Why is it these videos show up exactly when I need them?! ✨❤️✨

  • @101brydon
    @101brydon Рік тому +2

    Very good I must say after suffering depression for years that you're posts do give me a lift thanks

  • @kleinesalaska666
    @kleinesalaska666 4 роки тому +7

    The only good way to live is it to be happy.

  • @wanderingpaladin4927
    @wanderingpaladin4927 Рік тому +2

    Nothing has ever described my attitude to life better! Some people think I’m weird, naïve and immature, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. I became this way because I saw no other way to be happy, and now I love life. I couldn’t be happier :)