"I still have tough days" You're making millions of dollars doing what you love to do and have millions of people telling you in adoring terms how wonderful you are... and you still "have tough days"... That's depressing...
Of course you'd only see the "millions of dollars" part.... " _You're making millions of dollars doing what you love to do and have millions of people telling you in adoring terms how wonderful you are and have tangible achievements under your belt... _ " And you still have tough days. Like it or not, that's depressing. If someone who has all that still has "tough days"... what hope is there for the rest of us who have tough days every day? Imagine how much tougher the days are when you lose people you're close to, and there's no one close to you left, no money in the bank, no adoring fans, no stage to work it out on, and all you've got where the loss is concerned is guilt and shame and endless days of the same stretching ahead. And there's nobody who gives a crap, because subconsciously you're the wrong sex/race/age/whatever to deserve support or sympathy. We all lose people; but with all she's got going for her, if she still has tough days... that's depressing.
@@quantumrealityworlds8235 She also has nice days as well. I am sure. If you only focus on one part of something and not its whole I can see why you would find something depressing.
However well your life is going, even if you have a roof over your head and enough money to feed your family, of course you will still have tough days. It's unrealistic to think that success and money etc is enough to solve every single one of life's problems. You will still have bereavement, you will still have illnesses, sadness, arguments, of course you will. Life has balance, ups and downs, light and dark. To assume that success, wealth and happiness will protect you from ever having anything negative ever again in your life is just ridiculous.
You make me feel the one on the stage love you Lindsay
so inspirational
I'm using their speech for my declamation at school
luv u so muchhh
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"I still have tough days"
You're making millions of dollars doing what you love to do and have millions of people telling you in adoring terms how wonderful you are... and you still "have tough days"...
That's depressing...
she's lost some people she was close to in recent years, that must be hard to deal with no matter how much money you're making :/
On a smaller scale, people could be loved and still have tough days, still struggle mentally. Money isn't everything.
Of course you'd only see the "millions of dollars" part....
" _You're making millions of dollars doing what you love to do and have millions of people telling you in adoring terms how wonderful you are and have tangible achievements under your belt... _ "
And you still have tough days.
Like it or not, that's depressing. If someone who has all that still has "tough days"... what hope is there for the rest of us who have tough days every day?
Imagine how much tougher the days are when you lose people you're close to, and there's no one close to you left, no money in the bank, no adoring fans, no stage to work it out on, and all you've got where the loss is concerned is guilt and shame and endless days of the same stretching ahead. And there's nobody who gives a crap, because subconsciously you're the wrong sex/race/age/whatever to deserve support or sympathy.
We all lose people; but with all she's got going for her, if she still has tough days... that's depressing.
@@quantumrealityworlds8235 She also has nice days as well. I am sure. If you only focus on one part of something and not its whole I can see why you would find something depressing.
However well your life is going, even if you have a roof over your head and enough money to feed your family, of course you will still have tough days. It's unrealistic to think that success and money etc is enough to solve every single one of life's problems. You will still have bereavement, you will still have illnesses, sadness, arguments, of course you will. Life has balance, ups and downs, light and dark. To assume that success, wealth and happiness will protect you from ever having anything negative ever again in your life is just ridiculous.