My life was steady climbing and I felt so successful, then all at once I quit my job without notice or plan, broke up with my long term boyfriend, and went home to Ohio to see my family. Everyone applauded me for being bold but I knew deep down I was manic.

"Just because you crapped your pants doesn't mean you can't have the best day of your life" Epic...

Hooooly I talked fast. I was INSANELY nervous. Oh well I said what I wanted to say!

@jameshamilton8673

4 жыл бұрын

This was great, thanks.

@cotaryan3740

4 жыл бұрын

Your Bipolar

@nbzawadi

4 жыл бұрын

That was amazing!!

@SuperMindSharp

4 жыл бұрын

You did really good.

@risingmoontarot199

4 жыл бұрын

Bold Giant Mind you didn’t talk fast lol you sound normal. Keep going son!

love your talk. hilarious and funny parts! thanks for explaining your life!

I really liked this.. great perspective with a surprising ending.

Wow! This is so beautiful, I’ve definitely gone through similar experiences. Great perspective, thank you for sharing

Man I needed this

I could really resonate with this guy. I'm autistic with lots of mental health issues, one of which I've recently learned is bipolar. These manic episodes that I went through, I had no idea what they were called until recently. I've had a really difficult and unhappy life, but I was never so unhappy as when I was going after things people were telling me to want. I always burned out and spiralled into deep, dark depression. A life like his, doing something simple for a living and coming home to do whatever he wants--I think I need to do that too.

@thatswhatsup0493

11 ай бұрын

Don't we all!

@PreacherS175

3 ай бұрын

I found out I have bipolar. I had trouble even sleeping for two weeks. Work I am scared to tell my boss I am having a bad day. I feel like I cannot work anymore but it's hard because I am only one that works out of my wife and kids. I burned through my leave because still trying to find the right meds.

This man has superb story telling skills.

Lot of wisdom hidden in a simple speech!

I can relate to him so much & I love his pineapple shirt 🍍💕

Respect to you my friend you are an inspiration 🙏🌈😊

I could relate to literally everything you said

Love this and it is so true in the work place. I feel like a robot

How do you support yourself on just 5 hours a day of uber driving?

you’re to do as they tell you. you’re free to do as they say

ha ha ha, I loved it.. i quit my job in september and lived off of credit for 4 months.. it was a 4 month long party. i love the rationing of cutting up your shorts then flushing them. ha! I could feel the anxiety in the story, WHAT DO I DO?

@leafyveins4985

Жыл бұрын

Hi there! I would probably advise you talk to a therapist. You can tell them anything you're going through. It's really worth it and can help one gain more control over one's life

Welcome to life brother

Been there,..done that!

I want to go to Victoria, BC

Indeed also quit my job since its not really good to my mental health staying there .

you explained my brain

I can't seem to find his youtube profile. May someone lend a helping hand ?

@swetaprakash4819

3 жыл бұрын

Bold Giant Mind 😊

This whole entire video is like me when I'm excited to tell someone something😅 i have this energy

Te quiero mucho! te mando un fuerte abrazo!

@RodrigoRangel1

5 жыл бұрын

Y yo a ti wey!!!

@matthewhafner4955

4 жыл бұрын

Yo tambien carnal

wow this was beautiful

What an interesting story. It seems to me that the two manic episodes he spoke about in this story were induced by substance abuse. Personally, I self-medicated for years until I was finally put on the correct dose of medication. Once that happened, I never had another urge to have another beer or toke again.

@lynnmcquillan2338

6 ай бұрын

Agree 👍

❤️

Hey man we’re you in the process of ramping up into a manic episode during this? That “lightness” sounds exactly like that excitement you get when you’re manic.

@leahleeleoni9002

3 жыл бұрын

And he is talking fast and rambling on

@leafyveins4985

Жыл бұрын

To me it seems like he's tapping into his memories of what mania feels like in order to demonstrate how it feels. But he's staying focused and following a script. That would be impossible during my hypomanic episodes before I found the right medication. Also, as a bipolar person, something like this-giving a speech in front of hundreds if not thousands of people-can be very triggering for manic episodes because it's so risky and exhilarating but also scary. But, usually with medication and coping mechanisms we can stop the episode from blowing out of control and stay calm. It's our superpower, but it's also a curse.

No mention of medication?

Who else feels like this?

@leafyveins4985

Жыл бұрын

I do!

@TheMsr47gaming

10 ай бұрын

Me but their somthing else going on

sounds like he is going through a manic episode in this video... was he diagnosed with bipolar??

@leafyveins4985

Жыл бұрын

It is a possibility he has bipolar disorder or something similar, such as ADHD, OCD, or ADD. Or something else. It's impossible to tell from one video. To me, it sounds like he's having severe anxiety and mania or hypomania. But i could be wrong.. Situations like this, such as speaking in front of hundreds if not thousands of people and the social pressure of that is often very overwhelming for those of us that suffer from bipolar disorder and can send us into a manic/hypomanic episode. It's also stressful and scary for most people so if you have a mental illness it's even worse.

0:40 - Funny Farting story 😅😂 6:10 - Feeling of a stamp on forehead 7:00 - Finding ACCEPTANCE 13:30 - Simple Job. Peace on the inside

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He looked fine

@hrbob8349

4 ай бұрын

True

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