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woow well explained
Wow I love that analogy
What a beautiful analogy
This video deserves an award!
Brilliant comparative analysis.
Great analogy.
Platinum analogy; thank you. Now pondering if we should we straighten some or all adults, and the levels of efficacy with available treatments. Fascinating field.
Chase, you have CHANGED MY LIFE, watching and listening to your wonderful insight. Thank you Chase; I am blessed for having found you ~Linda from Montana
Once I got into therapy and worked on these issues, I realized that I wasn't the broken one the way friends and family treated me, I'm still working on it
That’s an excellent analogy!
As children we see the light but in life we are directed away until we remember.
Parental abandonment made me an independent adult… but I still have a hard time trusting people
this guy is amazing.
That’s a fantastic analogy 😮
And... Yes .. I see this in myself. And yes...😊
Well said!! Life required adaptations and adjustments that don't always read well in others🧐
I've got more of a wiggle than a bend.. damnit. Working on it! Nice analogy 👏
I love this definition
You are perfectly right! But, we all are f** up, but some of us behave differently! We choose compassion, empathy and helping others. Not because we need validation, but because WE CAN ! I think, in the end, is our conscience that chooses!
Wow, what a better, kinder way to look at someone with poor emotional regulation. I’ve always felt the names or diagnosis thus far makes people feel so stigmatized. I have so much more empathy for myself and others when I see it thru little trying to survive skills when we were growing than just poor impulse control, or calling someone a name. I really learn so much from this channel for real! When my husband acts like a maniac in traffic I’m gonna think of him as a little palm tree in Jamaica that just needed a little more sunlight instead of getting so mad at him. 😉 lol!