what if it doesn't end well?

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  • sometimes my mom will ask me how im doing and i kinda wanna say something like "bad" to her but then im like why would i worry my mom like that when my life is actually fine i just feel unnecessarily stressed lol
    open.spotify.com/show/41ozTeE...
    podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...
    0:00 - i am stressed
    3:20 - it's not good 4 me 2 b stressed
    7:12 - working WITH stress
    13:18 - what if it doesn't end well?
    16:38 - tuning out
    26:22 - gratitude
    29:50 - pessimism
    36:50 - it's going to be ok

КОМЕНТАРІ • 63

  • @Iammoneymagnet777
    @Iammoneymagnet777 15 днів тому +55

    Minecraft therapy is back! 😊

  • @nimitzufo
    @nimitzufo 15 днів тому +26

    The more he talks about stress and anxiety the more his character eats bread, I wonder if it’s related somehow 😂😂

  • @caocaoholdingaplushie6022
    @caocaoholdingaplushie6022 15 днів тому +17

    Your minecraft therapy videos is really nice to listen to while studying man

  • @user-gp8kh8in8u
    @user-gp8kh8in8u 15 днів тому +9

    Man, I just love how honest you can be, like is hard to find someone really taking their opinions without tons of edition or any social funnel, I really like your videos

  • @jimjeffgary
    @jimjeffgary 15 днів тому +12

    I ruminate on a lot of the same stuff, was the same kid, and am nostalgic for terrible points in life. Not saying this will solve anything but might help a tiny bit on the stress part.
    I was telling my therapist about the concern of my life "ending well" recently. All the things like that house, getting married, etc and how to make it happen was stressing me out because I was trying to solve the problem by thinking through all the possible future scenarios. She said "you are acting as if you will be able to look back some day and say 'I made the right decisions.'" but the reality is, you will never have that view. You'll never be able to look back at all the possible choices in life and know which choices would create the right outcome. Also, you might make what seem to be the right decisions which give you a house, relationship etc then get hit by a bus which would make that a worse path than an alternate where you don't get the house but also don't get hit by a bus. Basically, you can control inputs, but have very little control over outputs. Nothing has ever made the "live in the moment" thing sink in more for me.
    Super obvious but for some reason I had lost sight of that and it helps a little bit. Luv your stuff buddy.

  • @ElmerGLue
    @ElmerGLue 15 днів тому +8

    I have my occasional existential crisis whether it is from how finite our lives are or how I wasted half of life (depending which side of the family tree I got my genes from).
    Some of this dread might never go away but life keeps me occupied. Maybe if I ever get rich, I’ll have too much time to think and will be back at square one. Being depressed on a yacht sounds nice though.

  • @goldfishzzz
    @goldfishzzz 10 днів тому +2

    Your videos resonate with me so much. Asian American New Yorker here too, and trying to unfuck myself too with the years of trauma dealt with an emotionally abusive Asian family and dealing with constant shame my whole life. You got this dude I believe in you.

  • @Kalitayy
    @Kalitayy 15 днів тому +5

    I've accepted that I will never find true freedom and happiness as long as I still work a regular day job. But I can't just leave unless I wanna starve. So I just accept that this is how my life is gonna be. Some dreams are just meant to die.

    • @elizabethmedina1960
      @elizabethmedina1960 12 днів тому +1

      maybe life will give you a new dream that is meant for you.

  • @kevinkim8251
    @kevinkim8251 3 дні тому

    I've felt ups and downs in recent years but what has helped me feel centered the most is realizing that nothing is more important than striving to share good memories with the people who are closest to you who actually care about you and for them. At some point the money and career will all fade away and what you will have left on your death bed is the memories and relationships with your family and friends that gave you the will to keep living and be willing to appreciate life. I respsect your ability to be open and be vulnerable about this on the internet.

  • @kennethxu1789
    @kennethxu1789 15 днів тому +5

    What if it doesn’t end well? Then you realize that “well” is contextual and life is meant to be lived, and the range of emotions is the whole point. If you cry everything out, every day, you’ll feel happier every day.
    What if it doesn’t end well? On the other hand, what if it does end well? How can you know what is good and bad, what you’ll think good and bad is in a year, what you’ll be in a year. Even if you make no decisions and no actions, other parts of life will change you.
    What if it doesn’t end well? When I was 14 years old, a friend of mine, who played lots of league and videogames, joined me on my cross country team. That first day, he got hit by a car while crossing at a crosswalk 5 minutes away from school.
    He lived, he had surgery, and he goes to college in canada now. In fact, when we got to senior year of high school, he rejoined the cross country team and ran significantly slower than me.
    Stress is good. Negative emotions are good. But we need to let them out. And crashing and burning will not mean the end of everything. We are not here to work and be successful, we are here to define what success means to ourselves.

  • @TheWeekendYogurt
    @TheWeekendYogurt 15 днів тому +3

    Dude I love your vids. I’m right there with you. I’m an RN for my day job (which I don’t like) and I have dreams of being creative but I’m so tired then I feel like I’m wasting my life. I feel like stress and internal pressure are synonymous.

    • @Kalitayy
      @Kalitayy 15 днів тому

      It's so unfair that some people are about to live their dreams by doing creative work for a living, like being a self-employed artist or a full-time content creator, yet the rest of us have to work meaningless jobs because we need to survive. It's like "do jobs you hate or starve" for us.

  • @Dynamic_Entry
    @Dynamic_Entry 15 днів тому +6

    This is a certified real talk session

  • @catsmore3396
    @catsmore3396 10 днів тому +1

    hey i just wanted to let you know that I'm starting Stanford in the fall (eek) and wanted to thank you for your videos. l saw your stanford videos years ago and was like 'haha guess I won't apply' and whoops I applied. They got me into your channel and like the existentialism and stress is hitting harder than I thought it was pre college but it was good to hear about someone else's in a different state of life and know that it's kind of all the same (:

  • @HJima
    @HJima 12 днів тому

    thank uuuu, I was spiraling today and listening to this while cleaning up my space- it really helped mw forget and focus on what I was doing without overthinking and getting upset over how much I have to do or my own worries, you're the best, look forward to more vids!!

  • @ij9375
    @ij9375 15 днів тому +3

    Yes, please continue this series ❤

  • @Sen9393
    @Sen9393 15 днів тому +1

    I haven't felt significant stress for many years now. That doesn't mean everything has went right in my life. It hasn't. Its just that whenever something bad happens I tell myself: well, that bad stuff has already happened. Why harm myself even more by thinking about it repeatedly? That would be very stupid. Thats like constantly touching your fresh wound instead of allowing it to heal.
    This kind of thinking may sound stupid, but it has reduced the stress in my life a whole lot.
    And there is no ' good ending '. Not for me or anyone else. Everyone will die, and it won't be peacefully either for most of us. I have accepted that fact .

  • @Sarasnips
    @Sarasnips 15 днів тому +1

    I love your introverted madness! 😭🫶🤭

  • @shiyi9993
    @shiyi9993 9 днів тому

    You encouraged me to pursue what I actually wanna do😭😭Bro you are so smart and perceptive about everything that's been going around. I have to thank you if my perspective career works out🥰

  • @nerd26373
    @nerd26373 15 днів тому

    We appreciate your insights. Keep working hard.

  • @TheWhelon
    @TheWhelon 15 днів тому

    I love this series, I listen to it while I draw.

  • @dariogifc0
    @dariogifc0 14 днів тому

    I would suggest you read "The Antidote" from Oliver Burkeman. This short book explains the "negative" path towards happiness - for people who are not inclined to be all sunshine, rainbows and optimism normally. There's also a pretty solid argumentation in there on why optimism can actually contribute to your stress, while just not constantly trying to "fix" everything, including yourself brings about that calm determination in face of life.

  • @x12_79
    @x12_79 15 днів тому +7

    Stop copying me I was stressed first

  • @edifine
    @edifine 15 днів тому

    you know it’s a good day when introvertedmadness posts another banger

  • @endingalaporte
    @endingalaporte 15 днів тому

    Love it !

  • @snowballeffect7812
    @snowballeffect7812 15 днів тому

    I tend to rationalize the smaller bits of stress away. Like oops, I used up 50% of my printing quota for the semester? Oh well, nbd. For bigger problems, it's like, I can only control what I can control. I need to separate out what I have direct control over, immediate influence over, remote influence over and absolutely zero control over. I try not to stress about things I have absolutely no control over.
    I do notice my friends absolutely hate when I try to help them rationalize lol. They seem to want to vent and simply appreciate when I help distract them. If there's something important that I feel needs to be pointed out, I'll do that once and have them acknowledge it and then let them process through whatever problem they're going through in their own time.
    Maybe I should share some of my longterm stresses with my friends more, but I kind of feel weird about it. I guess I would need to do it in a way that we commiserate rather than me just dumping more problems onto friends.

  • @Phoca_Vitulina
    @Phoca_Vitulina 15 днів тому

    For realz on controlling the stress or the stress controlling oneself! Always stressed as well.. esp about the future and my life goals not being realized ahaha. It is true no one has their shit together even if it looks like they do on the outside. Idk if you know the channel with this therapist (Therapy in a Nutshell) but she's been great for processing emotions and de-stressing and stuff. She has some excellent playlists and it's been helping me feel less stressed. One of the things she said is if you're too stressed when you go to bed, taking a tiny portion of the day to write it all down, all the stuff that's worrying you, it helps your brain realize it doesn't have to keep reminding you at night since it's already on paper, so hopefully can stop the racing thoughts. Def I think everyone in our generation and younger is depressed lol with how messed up the world is, but we just gotta keep swimming and hoping that tomorrow is better and working towards that I guess? Always great to see that you've posted a new video! Bon courage

  • @tadigizaw1939
    @tadigizaw1939 15 днів тому

    You're amazing

  • @nope7200
    @nope7200 14 днів тому

    i have a toxic mindset, I just think that the world would still move on regardless of what I am feeling. I just think that stress is not going to change anything and try to write down my thoughts and organize it so instead of it stuck in my head it will be stuck on paper. Kind of backseating myself

  • @erikmoe4767
    @erikmoe4767 15 днів тому

    Another banger bro

  • @Pip-squeak
    @Pip-squeak 15 днів тому

    Keyword is definitely visible in this thumbnail haha love it

  • @danielbetancur1250
    @danielbetancur1250 15 днів тому

    We need more men expressing their emotions like this. Peace and love my brother ✌

  • @mnbdy
    @mnbdy 11 днів тому

    oh no! the zeitgest is being infiltrated!!

  • @joshuawashington1381
    @joshuawashington1381 15 днів тому

    Yesss he’s back

  • @crewchannel4591
    @crewchannel4591 14 днів тому

    Mid 30's, I said fuk the house until I find my city.

  • @jamaljulien7469
    @jamaljulien7469 14 днів тому

    “I feel nostalgia because I know that time ended”

  • @muffledruffled2092
    @muffledruffled2092 15 днів тому

    First. Can’t wait for another minecraft therapy. Will watch as I head to bed 🫶🏽.

  • @snowballeffect7812
    @snowballeffect7812 15 днів тому

    Also working out and going outside to see the sun helps a lot lol.
    edit: also having a routine helps. Starting with sleeping at a regular time!

  • @jitendrasaverker
    @jitendrasaverker 15 днів тому

    I can't cry

  • @jayskieeee
    @jayskieeee 15 днів тому

    love ya mang ❤

  • @oskarschell8567
    @oskarschell8567 15 днів тому

    Yaaaaaaaaay!!!

  • @anoshakhan720
    @anoshakhan720 15 днів тому

    Same

  • @ArmanZaidi
    @ArmanZaidi 15 днів тому

    i am STRESSED in life bruh

  • @sproutmole326
    @sproutmole326 15 днів тому

    18:05 Hopping on NYT - oh my god as a hs student this is literally me but the app

  • @LayZeeChill
    @LayZeeChill 14 днів тому

    Nice rap references 👍🏼

  • @EvaUnit_01
    @EvaUnit_01 15 днів тому

    Yeehaw🎉

  • @shikharraje
    @shikharraje 15 днів тому +1

    05:14 Do you think you can apply what you learnt during college to dealing with this stress now?
    Here's what I'm taking away so far: the uncertainty of the future is giving you stress, and the fact that you think others aren't stressed out (the "Happy wanderers" as you call them). But here's the thing, you've already dealt with this on a miniature scale, in college.
    You're worried whether this UA-cam thing will work out. But I remember one of your older Stanford videos where you ripped on the SymSys for not being "smart enough to join the CS program". Now, how did you figure that out? You talked to people, and you used your own intuition and you gathered some data. Great. Now can you do the same thing here?
    I'm asking this out loud because, having just crossed the 30 year old threshold, I'm thinking about making a down payment myself 😂. And looking back at life, at least in my case, it's weird how many situations in my life were just larger versions of stuff I faced when I left my parents' house for the first time.

  • @savitrik3596
    @savitrik3596 15 днів тому

    The timing..

  • @professorprofessorson8795
    @professorprofessorson8795 15 днів тому

    Legit should pursue a career as therapist

  • @shadowseed7146
    @shadowseed7146 15 днів тому

    omig new video

  • @hziggles
    @hziggles 15 днів тому

    youre so GOD DAMN FUNNY

  • @fordashet
    @fordashet 15 днів тому

    Yoo wassup bro!

  • @cingkole7893
    @cingkole7893 15 днів тому

    You GOTTA check out the distant horizons mod for MC.

  • @boomeradley8748
    @boomeradley8748 9 днів тому

    Just be happy you don't get a period bro. It could be SO MUCH worse. I endured a life time of periods AND NOW i might be dying from a brain tumor out of nowhere. Just be grateful you aren't me.

  • @upsidedownChad
    @upsidedownChad 15 днів тому

    First

  • @EmperorShang
    @EmperorShang 15 днів тому

    Jesus Christ son, nobody can read your mind so speak up and be honest. Better out than in, but use your head and if you don't know how to think then always out.
    As for stress, there's more to life than tomorrow and everyone's ideas. Pick what's important and go 110% at it. Make a plan for God's sake and follow it. If you fail, adjust and move on. You only truly fail when you don't get back up. There's always an option and a way whether you like it or not. Get over yourself.

    • @eg4441
      @eg4441 15 днів тому +1

      this guy clearly has a disordered level of anxiety that's been with him his entire life. excessive self doubt. wouldn't it be more fruitful to voice confident support that he'll find his way? that his stress will take time to cope with if he's lived with it for his entire life so far? he clearly feels he's doing things wrong. people like this seldom get better longterm by being told to get over themselves. nothing gives me the impression he isn't aware of that, or hasn't thought of it himself

  • @barberbarberski5924
    @barberbarberski5924 8 днів тому

    Work on the way you speak and don't use "like" all the time

  • @2eeillustration
    @2eeillustration 15 днів тому

    12 mins into this vid and yea I pretty much relate to all the nervousness and ruminations about the future. I've been this way since I was a kid; unstable home life + absent parents on top of being neurodivergent made for a perfect storm of never feeling completely "safe" and to this this day I still don't feel secure. Being aware that my existence is a burden on my parents + the constant pressure of being self-reliant while being a child set me up for perma-anxiety over the worth of my life/its meaning that I don't think will ever go away BUT-
    We're kind of conditioned growing up to have everything figured out by 25 or its Game Over, but this kind of mindset doesn't account for the world being an unpredictable, turbulent place. We'll just keep burning ourselves out and spiral into mania trying to plot out every single "endgame" scenario, completely overlooking what choices we CAN make in the present.
    Foresight truly is both a blessing and a curse-- this video has been really illuminating/validating on reminding oneself focusing on the present and balancing stress more realistically. 🫂

  • @oskarschell8567
    @oskarschell8567 15 днів тому

    Yaaaaaaaaay!!!