Analog Healing: Self-Appreciation
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- It may come to a shock to some but a lot of people have a hard time appreciating themselves. Some just don't have in them to say that they matter, that their hard work paid off.
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oh yes: analog heal: my favorite genre
Angel Hare
@@KittyKatty999 lmao yeaa
ANGEL HARE
@@foreverpainful wasn't Angel hare horror tho?
@@cherrymi02 by genre, technically. Id say it falls under more of the Found Footage category especially if youre counting all seasons. but the story is incredibly heartwarming and comforting (at least up to the season 1 finale) and its more of a found footage + healing your inner abused child self than any kind of horror. The horror aspect is realizing what the story itself is about. I am typing this comment while holding my beloved Angel plush. I highly reccommend watching at least the first season. Theres no jumpscares or scary faces or loud noises.
asriel dreemurr got depressed (it’s still a good video)
oh yeah
Wasn't he already?
I saw the thumbnail and immediately thought "woah is that Ralsei" 😭
This feels like the post game of analog horror after we've been through them all and all is said and done this vid is just left
It really does feel like an ending.
We need more analog heal like this, i genuinely need it in this moment in time where everything has gone rough
I don't want to go further into it but, i need more of this type of stuff
Hopecore... now Analog Healing... we just might make it folks
i almost feel like i have the opposite experience in a weird way, like everyone else is at the top/high up the mountain while im still at the bottom slowly inching upward, everyone drawing crazy detailed realism while im making my silly simplistic cartoons
You'll get there. Just keep on going!
That you can make silly simplistic cartoons is an achievement in its own right. The will to just do work because it makes you happy, to make something even if it's just for yourself, really is all it takes to separate yourself as a real artist- at least from burnt-out, cynical wannabes. I haven't been able to produce _anything_ (even anything mediocre) for what feels like years, and it's to the point that now I don't even think I want to any more. You may feel like you're still at the bottom from where you're at, but from down here it looks like you're well on your way up that mountain.
Same.
you're not alone, I completely understand what you mean. You got this, stranger! Don't quit!
Why did the algorithm lace my fyp with catharsism and bittersweetness 😭
This is so good tho 🙏
As someone struggling to find the creativity in a highly technical skill without a ton of effort and experience I don't have yet (computer science) I have been wanting to do more with my artistic passion when I was young for so many years. It doesn't matter who tells you what, you decide how you are going to interpret what they tell you, and what you're going to do with it.
The fact of the matter is, sure many things get in my way, but at the root of it all, I often find I'm holding myself back. Whether I'm scared, overly critical, or what have you, it's how I take in what I'm told.
I can relate a lot to only remembering the process, that seems to outline many facets of my life so far.
To anyone reading my comment, don't forget to appreciate what you've done, and what you're doing. It's easy to be reductive and say you're not doing enough, but that misses the point, and who does that help? You can do this. It may take a day or a few years but if it's something you truly want to be a part of the expression of your being, then do it. I will hold myself accountable to do the same.
Thank you.
good expression in a video, really encapsulates how people are often driven by progress and did not really payed attention to their sacrifices and don't know how to take accountability for that
Thank you UA-cam for recommending me this video, my depression is starting to get worse. We honestly need more Analog Healing videos like this.
I actually screamed when I saw the view count. How is this not popular
Aw hell nah ralsei gon thru it
4:31 - 4:56
This part, this entire part hit close to home..
Even though it wasn't for art and more as in "taking hiatus from the social medias that I mainly used", I felt myself being drifted away from my friends and never able to spoke with them, ever again ever since April of this year (and then I hate to delete the apps cause of my storage (expect for my main account in.the other app which is on my other ipad but still i couldn't go back to it), which makes the loneliness even worse
One of the only active apps I only have are UA-cam, roblox, and soundcloud, and yet most of my friends don't have the apps
Everyday I think of the days with my close friends before what happened in April and I still deeply regret leaving them behind and cried
If any of my (now oldish) friends reading this comment, which it most likely won't happen since this video isn't popular and they barely know my yt account;
I missed you all so much, you don't know how terrible I felt by leaving the only apps that I can meet you all, I'm really sorry, I am
I'm glad youtube recommend me this, i kinda need it when i feel down or at the lowest...
I became an adult today. Thank you for sharing your input ande experience with the world!
I’ll admit, this got some tears out of my eyes. I am also an artist who is a student at an art college, and also has a lot of moments of just hating myself because of not being good enough or that I don’t express myself in the way had in mind, or expectations didn’t go what I wanted them, etc. honestly, this vid spoke out to me, I think at times of depression, I forget lessons of acceptance and self acceptance, and so I think it’s great that there are people that are there to remind us about those lessons just in case we forget.
I think youtube recommended this too me at the right time. For me atleast, my art has been through a dark period where atleast to me wasnt as good as I hoped or wasnt as good as the people around me. It was crushing feeling like I wasnt at other artist levels because I knew I could never reach them fully. This video definitely helped me actually appreciate my art for how it is even though its improving a little slower than it used to. Absolutely amazing video.
I don't have much to say other than I sorely needed this video, and thank you.
Congratulations! You made me cry! Yay!
I cannot believe a new genre/subgenre of analog horror just developed from Dr nowhere, analog therapy 😭
I honestly didn't know they made something similar to this. I started my series exactly a year ago. Pretty cool, I say.
Had thoughts clouding in my head yesterday and this made my feel better, so thank you :)
This is pretty good!I love the message in this video,and I can relate to your experiences.I should really appreciate how far I have came in my art,thanks for telling me.
I hope you have a good day :>
PS:Youre underrated!
So peak. Gonna integrate this into my work even more
Thank you
It's the least I could do.
This is really good omg
Thank you for making this video. I'm kinda going through the same struggle right now with my own art.
Well that was BASED.
First of all, fantastic video. 10/10. Second, I feel like your teachers had a good idea but a bad presentation. A first draft can be better than anything else you've made *to date*, but it is very rarely your best work relative to your current skill. I think perhaps your teachers thought that you were saying that it was the best you could do(?), and were trying to get you to improve on your own work by not telling you what was wrong. If they told you what the "mistakes" in your art were, they would be putting a definition on *you * about what "is" and "isn't" art.
As far as your art feeling empty, that's unfortunately part and parcel of making art an institution. Being forced to make art when it isn't flowing naturally to you is the easiest way to make yourself feel shitty about the stuff you create.
For your friends, all I can say is that it really does hurt feeling like you're drifting away from them. But even if their art isn't improving while yours is, does that really mean you can't still be friends with them? Idrk what I'm trying to say on this front, so I'm gonna stop rambling.
All in all, your struggle is unfortunately not an uncommon one, and I'm glad to see you're making progress in self-confidence and art. Keep up the good work!
aw man this is something
Wow hello Asriel.
Hah, what work? Opening GameMaker over and over again, writing two lines of code, and deleting the project again immediately? Showing up to a college classroom for game dev classes every day and pretending that's enough to pump out a masterwork in it's own right, only to go home and do nothing but get high and bask in the creations of developers more talented and motivated than me? I haven't done work. I've done the absolute bare minimum, pretended like I wanted to make something worthwhile, talked myself up as a game developer without the actual drive it takes to make a video game, and expected a participation trophy for my efforts. I'm the fucking Jimmy Mouthwashing of game designers...
Honestly, you could use a hug.
Being at the bottom for so long hurts.
hey this is reallly awesome thanks:3
This is so cool 👏
genius
i could never
IS THAT ASRIEL-
Chebster do you think we shall hit 300 subs?
Only time will tell, my friend
What
Wow... Only text? I rather see a void meme lol
I’ll admit, this got some tears out of my eyes. I am also an artist who is a student at an art college, and also has a lot of moments of just hating myself because of not being good enough or that I don’t express myself in the way had in mind, or expectations didn’t go what I wanted them, etc. honestly, this vid spoke out to me, I think at times of depression, I forget lessons of acceptance and self acceptance, and so I think it’s great that there are people that are there to remind us about those lessons just in case we forget.