I’ve been a fan of Anthony’s for 15 years and I have so much respect for this man. Anyone who is a true fan of Circa would say the same thing. I’m glad he is still with us now and I couldn’t help but to smile and cry while watching this podcast. He’s such a beautiful soul.

@megtradamus

2 жыл бұрын

Love you Monicat! ❤😉

@Invertedworldx

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto

@adamhurt612

2 жыл бұрын

Love all his work

@Aaronlovesmusic970

Жыл бұрын

He is the best ❤️ the High and driving ep was always my favorite

@banillaveans

Жыл бұрын

I love and respect Anthony so much, as well. I wish I would have found out about him and circa sooner but I’ve only been a fan for about a year. He really did change my life and his music is just so so amazing and therapeutic to say the least

I really respect him for saying he was so privileged financially. Seriously. I grew up without parents and homeless at 17 so I just had to slog through it. I was basically held hostage, raped, dragged through the mud with crazy exes. It was only when I got into my later 20s I realized how traumatized I was and what happened.

@Ant-gu6vz

9 ай бұрын

I'm rooting for you ❤

Hearing Mayim say the names of the bands, especially The Sound of Animals Fighting, feels surreal. It's like cultures colliding.

I’ve been a fan of Anthony’s since Saosin. Seen Circa Survive play live many times, and met Anthony twice. Thank you for your incredible music and for your honesty. Big fan. Even bigger respect after watching this now.

Whoa, the crossever i never would imagine happen. Love Anthony's music.

@LabGoats

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr?

Anthony green is the literal reason I'm still standing right now because of him i never gave up his music became old friends of mine that would help me through mania

ANTHONY GREEN????? ♥️ This was unexpected!!! ♥️

@HeyChicagoWhattaSay

2 жыл бұрын

UNEXPECTED LEGEND ON THE PROGRAM!!!

I spent 3 decades of my life a wreck. Therapy didn't work. Medication didn't help. I was violent and out of control and unable to hold a job. Every doctor just said I had "depression" but finally at like 31-ish years old, my doctor at the time who I had recently started seeing asked me how I would feel about a bipolar diagnosis. I was scared, there was stigma. She said after everything, all the failures and shit not working, she was gonna treat me as bipolar type 2 going forward, and changed my medications up to match that. It was like night and day. Within a few weeks I was feeling so different from my usual self, I felt...functional. The rage subsided, the depression wasn't overwhelming anymore. I got a job, I started dating. I'm 37 years old now and married. And now it's 2024 and I'm sitting here crying listening to Anthony Green talk about this. A man who has been a top 3 vocalist to me for 20 years. Thanks for having him on. Also everyone talking about Circa or TSOAF or Saosin but I'm sitting here thinking about his work with Zolof The Rock And Roll Destroyer. Give me that sweet Plays Pretty For Baby

How is it possible for this man to look so good? Jesus, he turned out great.

Mayim, from the bottom of my heart : thank you for explaining so precisely what bipolar disorder is. I have a step-brother who has bipolar disorder and is always misunderstood and judged. I love your podcast!!

I started listening to Circa Surive and Anthony about 13 years ago and it was literally life changing. I haven't watched the whole thing yet, but I wanted to show my love, especially after hearing about whatever's going on that caused him to cancel his latest tour with Circa. I've seen them like six times at this point and I'll never forget seeing his kids next to the stage with their big ear muffs to protect them from the sound. That little thing says so much about who he is as a man and a father. I don't believe in God but God bless all the same.

My daughter who is no longer with us had schizo-affective disorder and her daughter who lives with me has bipolar2. I love all the episodes it this one was particularly meaningful for me. Thank you both and thank Anthony as well for talking so openly about his life

36:07 literally how i felt about Bert McCracken, Anthony Green, Gerard Way watching them be crazy and drunk as a kid and teen and i almost found mystery in that lifestyle than went to play in my own bands and burn bridges like wildfires, it's just kind of crazy how Anthony felt the same way about the idolss he grew up with this podcast is amazing wow im in the struggle but this makes me actually want to get help thanks for this podcast its definitely helping me a ton right now

What a pleasant collision of my illness, my childhood, and my musical obsession

This episode is everything someone diagnosed as bipolar needs to hear. I am one of those fortunate souls to be diagnosed as bipolar and Borderline personality, making me one of those people who experience everything in such a heightened way I feel I am never "stable". One day at a time is perfection for finding those moments of stability that give one hope.

I never heard of Anthony Green B4 but this short hour has intrigued me to want to know more..his transparency is refreshing! please have him on again

@MrCoconutcat

2 жыл бұрын

This is also my first time hearing about him

@f0kxi

2 жыл бұрын

He’s a legend in modern alternative music, he inspired every musician friend I have, and I have a lot. He’s my hero

@MrCoconutcat

2 жыл бұрын

@@f0kxi that's totally awesome

@herefortheshrimp1469

2 жыл бұрын

I've had the extreme pleasure of meeting him several time over the past decade and he has been the kindest and warmest human being every single time. Just an absolute angel.

@MrCoconutcat

2 жыл бұрын

@Sara Fox excellent chemistry set

The fact that he can write being in a higher state of consciousness & it mean so much more to him than being on the other side from a creative aspect; truly inspiring.

Anthony seems like a genuinely great person. He loves life and realizes there are challenges, but he keeps on going and inspiring others along the way. What a guy.

One of my top 10 people alive. I love this guy, he is a true poet. I listen to him every day and it’s hard to find a lot of interviews of Anthony that really show his mind and soul. Thanks for Opening up Anthony

Finally saw Anthony Green live this past year and it was the most surreal experience. I feel blessed to have come across his music. And so glad they talked about weed too! Tired of hearing how it does nothing bad. Also, hearing about his financial situation was alleviating.

I love hearing him sing and perform live, and listening to him speak and explain things in such an articulated manner was WONDERFUL. What a person!

Just wanted to say "Congratulations" for landing the Jeopardy! hosting position for the next 15 episodes, as well as the specialty hosting. If I were a contestant, I would like a host just like you -- calm, extremely knowledgeable and friendly, but not "overly chatty" and not making the show all about you like some of the other guest hosts are prone to do. Best wishes!

@m_brokenleg

2 жыл бұрын

Just my feeling!!!

As each Tuesday morning arrives, and I continue to live in isolation, this Podcast really lightens my soul while igniting cognition. Thank you lovelies!

@angelascharmedlife

2 жыл бұрын

Yaaasss 💛💛💛💛

@MrCoconutcat

2 жыл бұрын

Don't worry we'll be alright we can play footsies 8 feet away from each other

@marisamartinezolivera

2 жыл бұрын

Living in isolation? Online meetings are a valid form to avoid isolation! And we meet here every Tuesday!

I’ve been a fan of Anthony for 20 years. I got through high school with Saosin and still listen to his music. We are glad you are still with us, and yes your music is still relevant! ♥️

@el_8951

2 жыл бұрын

Same!! But good lord I’m old 😑

@Jay-xh9dl

2 жыл бұрын

Same, fan since Translating The Name EP was released in June, 2003. 19 year anniversary in 2 months!

This was such a pleasant surprise for me this morning!!! Around the time that I was diagnosed with bipolar 2, Saosin was one of my favorite bands and this just gives me all of the nostalgic feels. ❤️ Thank you Mayim and thank you Anthony Green!!!😭❤️❤️❤️

Anthony is & always will be someone I love & admire... not just because of music, but for the mind & heart of someone beautiful on the inside ¬ afraid to share the ugliness of addiction & mental health & brave enough to share it. I needed to hear this podcast more than I even knew. - a safe camp sister. 又

AWESOME! Thank you to Anthony for opening up about Bipolar and sharing so honestly. I LOVE the idea that we should make mental health education mandatory in our schools! Let's PLEASE teach our kids how to connect, deal with ourselves, relationships, and life! Great episode!

@MrCoconutcat

2 жыл бұрын

We do need to know about this stuff at an earlier age to know how to recognize it and find all of the solutions and there will be more forgiveness, patience and understanding amongst each other

I really needed that this morning . I’m on the spectrum and not diagnosed bi-polar but deeply identify with this talk . It’s hard . One day at a time .

I have been diagnosed and treated for bi-polar for over 27 years. My second pregnancy drove me to seek treatment. I barely survived the "crash" after the first. People don't understand that it's the depression that will kill you. I have been vigilant taking my meds ever since. I desperately wanted to be a normal Mom. I think more people need to know treatment works. ( I was diagnosed bipolar 1)

I LOVE and appreciate how outspoken Anthony Green has always been about struggles he has faced. ꓃ SAFE CAMP FAM! Great interview with Mayim!

I keep trying to find the right words to explain how this made me feel, but they're evading me. So much here. Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your journeys.

As a fan of you both and a loyal subscriber, yes I've watched every episode since the beginning, I understand the dynamic of you Mayim and Jonathan, although while I understand it I do feel a little put out by how sometimes you Mayim speak to Jonathan, he is irreplaceable and please honor the beautiful gift you are both giving the world as the 2 of you together on the podcast THANK YOU FOR YOUR PODCAST BOTH OF YOU

@smarie431

2 жыл бұрын

Agree well said

@el_8951

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, she’s kinda derailing on the flow of the conversation when she interjects over Johnathan or a guest. She’s pretty bold and i dig that but it’s also suddenly breaking the moment when she does that

such a beautiful conversation, thank you for this. anthony is so inspiring, it's always an honour to hear him speak so openly.

I've been a huge fan of Anthony's since '02/'03 when he initially in Saosin and when their debut EP came out. I've been lucky enough to meet him, and he's such a sweet and nice dude. Him and his music has helped me through so much stuff. Loved this conversation

I love this interview ! Anthony is one of my all time favorite people . A truly beautiful person inside and out

Well Jonathan, I cried too. What an incredibly deep and honest conversation. I'm so grateful to have had an opportunity to get to know Anthony. I appreciate his openness and willingness to share his story. I love the podcast. I listen/watch all the time. I'm going to have to say that this episode is now my favorite. I will probably be listening to this one a few times.

I can't even express how excited I am for this episode! I never thought one of my favorite artists would collaborate with one of my favorite mental health advocates! I saw Circa Survive live in MN. It was an amazing show. I keep the cards they threw off the stage in my wallet. It was such an amazing show!

Sitting in my office listening to this while I work and I can feel the lump in my throat. Growing up with a mom and older sister both diagnosed bipolar, this really hits home. I appreciate all of you so much. Thank you.

Such a great interview with such an awesome guy. I’m so happy I’ve had the opportunity to briefly hang out with Anthony in Philly on 2 occasions closer to ten years ago or so and discuss some of this stuff casually before/after shows. He’s such an awesome person and loves his kids so much! I hope our paths cross again! I have much better general advice to give now than I did 10 years ago when I was still extremely green, new in the field, while still trying to work out a lot of my own stuff. Thanks so much to everyone involved with this podcast! It was really great to watch.

I have been a fan of Circa Survive for over a decade now. Hearing this made me feel like oh yeah this all makes sense now. I myself struggle with the same mental health diagnosis- diagnosed after already being an avid Anthony Green lisenter. His music got me through a lot of dark times and not even knowing we share the same struggles. This was beautiful. You all are beautiful. ANTHONY I love you. Thanks for this. I feel like this didn't make grammatical sense but I'm all up in my feelings right now and can't be eloquent and articulate. Love and light.

I don't know if everyone was ready for Anthony's experience level with introspection.

Loved the episode! Anthony Green is my favorite artist of all time. I’ve seen Circa Survive 3 times, Saosin 1 time and Anthony solo 1 time as well. So awesome for you guys to do this!

If I could “like” this 10,000 times, I would! Ever time I think you couldn’t have a better, more relevant show, you do it.

Watching interviews like this perfectly explains why he has such a great stage presence because you can tell he feels every emotion that the lyrics exude while he sings it.

Thanks for this Anthony. You are an awesome human. Have always loved your music, my band closed out high school battle of the bands with a cover of "I can tell" ~17 years ago. You continue to inspire!

OMG Mayim!!! I'm a huge AG FAN (and thanks for including Saosin and The SOund of Animals Fighting here) been a fan of Anthony's since October 2005. He's incredible! He's soooo talented and gracious! I'm also an alcoholic and drug user (cannabis) but AG is a walking legend and if we lost him I'd be devastated! (I created the Circa Survive subreddit)

Wow. I'm so glad I took the time and listened to this episode. Been listening to a lot of Anthony Green's music lately and stumble upon this video through suggestion.... I feel very lucky to have heard all of this. God bless free content.

Anthony fucking Green. My eyes may be leaking a bit and I'm just starting this video. This guy has done so much for me.

I've been patiently waiting for a guest who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and I was NOT disappointed. I was diagnosed 25 years ago, and have had the hills and valleys of function that go along with that. I was very fortunate to have landed on the right medication fresh out of the gate, and I still take it, but I realise not everyone is so fortunate. Anthony Green, whom I was not aware of prior to this, was such an interesting guest. His honesty about just being okay with trying to be better, and trying to be mindfulof his mania cues, and be as mentally healthy as he can be, was refreshing. I also really appreciated how he recognizes how fortunate, and privileged he was growing up, and that others are not. He was quick to turn down the praise, even though he was worthy of it. This was such a meaningful conversation, and I saw a lot of myself in the sentiments that were expressed by all of you. Thank you so much.

@Childofbhaal

2 жыл бұрын

You should definitely check his music out. He has solo stuff and also his main band Circa Survive. They’re both amazing

@nofxninjaa

2 жыл бұрын

Anthony has a popular song with those words you started with! “I’ve been patiently waiting…” I honestly thought you were referencing it until you said you hadn’t heard of him. Check it out if you’re interested. It’s called Dear Child.

Thank you so much for this podcast with Anthony Green Mayim. Your podcasts literally make me so happy since they are so great. They are so wonderful to watch!

Thank you for another brilliant video. I've been enjoying this series so much. It's like the perfect antidote to loneliness. This one especially has spoken to me. I've been doing physio for many weeks now on a physical injury which has had a massive impact on my mental health, and listening while doing my exercises has been so, so majorly helpful! Thank you :)

Well this was certainly a weird title to wake up to last week in my notifications... I'm clinically depressed and on leave right now while in a partial hospitalization/intensive outpatient program so it was just funny waking up, being groggy, and then being called out like this. 😂

As a fan of both The Big Bang Theory, and Circa Survive, I can't believe I'm just now discovering this interview within this channel. This is literally one of the top five greatest interviews I've ever seen. ❤

Sorry for yet another comment, but I watched the whole Podcast and am so touched. I just got out of the depression portion of the runaway rollercoaster that is Bipolar. It's like coming out of a fog. There's hope. Always hope. Hope versus Helplessness. As an Advocate who has fought the stigma since I was a young girl getting into fights because someone made fun of my mom, to getting my Masters in Human Services, I wish to applaud Anthony for his courage and his honesty. IT is so hard. I truly believe we're Warriors of the mind. So much more to be said.....

Minute 1:01:30. About Anthony’s bro-in-law. My brother too. We lost him. Same choice than Anthony’s relative. Three kids. Still feeling guilty myself for not being able to help him on time. There’s always hope? Not for everyone. Tools are difficult to find..on time. My heart still bleeds…Sorry for being so vulnerable, for my crudeness and for venting this here. But this, as always, great episode threw salt on my still open wound…

@JoeRioux

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you are not being to rude on yourself! Sometimes we judge our past selves even though of their knowledge at the time. When in fact we were doing our best!

@m_brokenleg

2 жыл бұрын

@@JoeRioux Thanks!

As someone who has been a huge fan of Anthony and also suffers from Bipolar 2, this was one of the most impactful and beautiful videos I've ever watched. I love you Anthony.

Means the world for you guys to have Anthony on the show.

Amazing, I'm crying, thank you for sharing and being so sincere. I really needed to hear this.

Any creativity process has lots and frequent “maniac” episodes, followed or not (usually yes) by “depressive” or “down” ones. When your mind is speedy going, you feel a mix of workalcoholism and fear to loose “the moment”. You feel yourself in these moments like a god, goddess in my case. It’s the hardest “drug-without-drugs” episode. Followed by a depressive void. This architect’s word. It means we’re bipolar? No. But I think all cretive persons are more or less in the spectrum…Thank you Jonathan and Mayim for another great Tuesday! 🙏🏽💜Missing Bevisodes though. And I believe she has a lot to say about this particular one!

@vlmellody51

2 жыл бұрын

I had a nonfiction book called "Touched with Fire", which covered creative people throughout history who had bipolar disorder. My son is bipolar 1 and was completely psychotic during his adolescence (he's fine now). That tome became a very helpful resource for me, because it showed me how to navigate that world in talking to his total bastard of a psychiatrist.

@marisamartinezolivera

2 жыл бұрын

@@vlmellody51 I was never implying all creative people are bipolar, but that a kind of “in the spectrum” is always needed. And yes, not only Van Gogh was bipolar. Geniusess and bipolar have a thin line in beteween.

@vlmellody51

2 жыл бұрын

@@marisamartinezolivera I'm a genius and I have known many people who are also geniuses and among us, only my son has bipolar disorder. The mad genius/scientist trope came about thanks to Albert Einstein, who was bipolar and had that wild hair.

@el_8951

2 жыл бұрын

Being in the music business I’ve met a lot of those workaholic artists who deep dive in and go into a depressive or low point afterwards because they’ve mentally drained themselves too long and need a break. Chemically this makes sense since after you’re done there’s not a whole lot of endorphins and dopamine, but for bi-polar folks it can be a marathon and so much so that it’s beyond unhealthy but more life or death. I’m bi-polar II and I’ve gotten a pretty good gauge on who might be going through the cycles based on where they’re at on a project given the time they’ve spent on working on it. For example, let’s say you’ve got two painters (a/b), both are tasked to complete 6 pieces of really great large format paintings. Both start and finish the first piece of work and feel good enough and still in a creative mode to start and finish another piece. Both painters finish, but (a) takes a break for a day or two then gets back into it, while (b) doesn’t take a break and immediately starts another piece. Now (a) starts their third piece while (b) is finishing their third, then (b) starts their fourth piece. Painter (a) finishes their third and takes a break for a couple days while (b) is still working on their fourth piece. When painter (a) starts their fourth piece, painter (b) is only 3/4 of the way through their fourth. When painter (a) finishes their fourth piece, painter (b) is midway starting their fifth piece, so painter (a) takes a break for a week this time. When painter (a) starts their fifth piece, painter (b) is almost done with their their fifth then starts their sixth piece. Painter (a) finishes their fifth piece, takes a couple days break then starts on their sixth while painter (b) is only 1/2 way done. Painter (a) finishes their sixth piece while painter (b) hasn’t finished theirs. If you’ve read through all of that and it the painter analogy makes sense to you, thank you for reading all of that. If it doesn’t make sense to you, that’s good! That means you don’t have to worry about that because it really shouldn’t make sense, but it does when you’re bi-polar. Maybe 6 paintings isn’t a healthy load to take on anyway in what’s supposed to be a short period of time, but imagine not taking a break through all of that and having your pace keep slowing down till you can function while all of those fleeting thoughts are still constantly flowing through your brain but are now in a feedback loop. That’s what it feels like to be bi-polar.

This is my second time listening to this interview. It's so good. I have been trying to learn about Bipolar so that I can be a better friend and ally to a friend that was recently diagnosed with Bipolar 1 Anthony seems like an amazing person and he is so very inspirational.

This was AMAZING. I have watched everyone of your episodes and have been able to pull wisdom from them all. THANK YOU.

Mayim we love Anthony thank you for the work you did today

Wow - what an amazing interview! Such vulnerability, compassion, & empathy for others. WOW!!! Just, wow. So inspiring. ❤️❤️❤️

My favorite Proverb A Wise man holds back untill later and a Fool utters all his mind. This is a mantra for me . I used to be hell bent on winning arguments and being right . When I embraced forgiveness for everyone and everything especially myself that need went away .Forgiveness is a choice of I choose forgiveness daily. I realized that if I waited till I felt like it , it may never happen. I realized that not everything that comes to mind needs come come out of my mouth . I also understand that if I get pissed there's a chemical reaction that last apox 90 seconds. and if I breath through and wait rather than react I can respond with Wisdom . This is a conscious decision I make daily to respond not react

@Demention94

Жыл бұрын

Nice comment Renee

Here for Anthony Green but will definitely be checking out some of the previous episodes.

It is so great to FINALLY hear someone state how fortunate they have been to have financial resources, which many people, actually MOST people, do not. Mental health care is difficult to find and tremendously expensive.

I love this man so much. Thanks for having him on!

Thank you Anthony for being the black sheep in your family and shining light on this sensitive issue many face including myself. Hearing it from you and giving credit to others who’ve gone through it as well is what makes you the endeared man you’ve come to be. Just know that you are understood, loved and supported. Also, you fuckin Rocked the Fox theater in Pomona back in 2017. 🤘🏼

Thank you so much! You are helping so many people!

I love that man so very very much. Thanks for having him on.

He’s incredible, really. Thanks y’all

Wow, I respect Anthony Green so much for many reasons! Thanks for this one you guys.

So much admiration for Anthony Green/Saosin. A man with an incredible voice but also courage to admit/fix the issues he has.

Wow X absolutely love Mayim X that was truly an amazing breakdown x so fascinating thank you to all of you ❤

I loved hearing Anthony Green talk about his experiences, thank you

He’s so humble & inspiring, thank u for making a difference for better or for worse, forever connected! ❤

Anthony being so self aware made me respect him even more. This mans music has been throughout my entire life and has been such a safe space. Such a genuine human being. 🤍

This one got me. Thank you Anthony for sharing yourself in this way.

Listening to Anthony talk about his experiences are very eye opening and relatable. The only thing I didn't like was the comment about having great things but not being able to be depressed. Throughout life, there have been times where I felt like I should be happy for the things I have worked for but I still felt completely miserable. For those who don't understand, I am happy for you and I promise I don't mean that sarcastically. However, if you do understand, I hope you fight for your happiness every day. As long as you don't hurt yourself or others.

Like a lot of people, anxiety and depression have hit me really hard in the past year or so. This was one of those mornings where everything is making me overwhelmingly sad, I can't stop crying over anything and everything. And then I saw the title of this episode 🥺

THANKS FOR HAVING ANTHONY ON!!! :'(

Saosin and Circa have been a huge influence in my musical tastes, to learn about Anthony more as a person over the more recent years has been humbling and endearing.

@27:30 the discussion about dopamine- People with bipolar and addiction are more likely to have a genetic mutation in the MTHFR gene, which causes dopamine deficiencies. Dopamine deficiencies make people seek out high dopamine activities to compensate. It’s super common and is thought to affect 20-50% of the general population. Best thing I did was get a genetic test, and adjust diet/supplementation to correct deficiencies (specifically vitamin b9 and folate/methylfolate) which affect dopamine production

This was beautifully done. Thank you for this.

@MrCoconutcat

2 жыл бұрын

Ya know his fans are gonna love this hearing his deepest darkest secrets

This was like watching a boy version of myself describe my adolescent and teen years, not just similar but word for word. I have never in all my life had this happen. Asthma, always sick with repository infections or bronchitis, compulsive over eating, no friends at school got picked on when I actually went.... drugs and alcohol to fit in and have "friends". This is the first I have ever heard of Anthony but I am glad to ran across this so Thank you!

This was so good. Thank yall and thank you Anthony, very powerful . so much to learn from this

I'm crying. Thank you.

i needed this. thank you Anthony

I believe this every single day? I’m severely handicapped and depressed by a Severe Traumatic Brain Injury, an injury worse than death and the worst imaginable! But it’s real! My emotions constantly change and my characteristics and emotions! But? Yea, you’re crazy, and I say no more because I’m your biggest fan and adore Saosin and Circa Survive because what you sing about is what I feel

I have pure respect for you, Mr. Anthony Green. Bless you!

At 50:00 he brought me to tears! Great connection and engaged conversation. Thank you both

@cindyford5714

2 жыл бұрын

This part brought me to tears, too. He is just such a humbled person.

Love Anthony! Thanks for posting! ♥️✨

Anthony Green!!! Ahhh fangirl voice! Meets mayim?!

Johnathan, you can not be replaced!❤

Huge thank you to Anthony Green for not only being brave enough to share his story, but to acknowledge his privilege in a way I have never heard someone do. You are an AMAZING man Anthony and I’m grateful to Mayim Bialik for sharing your story. 🥰❤️🙏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I ve been to that dark dark place so many times I’ve stop counting. Life can get better. I will never give up on survival of this time I have on this earth. It helps with my chronic condition when I help others. The light is better than the darkness. Some days are hard but I try to do one thing to start. Just take a shower then just answer emails then just make breakfast. Withdrawal and isolation is the spiral to the darkest black circle. Thank you for talking about mental difficulties

Anthony is a beautiful Soul . His self worth is priceless I wish he knew that

Thank you so much Anthony for your message! I heard it 💜

Tuesdays are my Mondays. I truly look forward to listening to this as I get ready for my shift and on the way to work. Thank you.

@MrCoconutcat

2 жыл бұрын

It's just another manic Tuesday, I wish it was monday, I'll listen to what you say, even on sunday, just have a fantastic Tuesday, somehow we'll all be okay

That was awesome, and I too, have tears! I love you guys!! Thank you :)