Her pain was hidden behind her smile..[Hello Counselor ENG,THA/2018.9.17]

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Hello Counselor EP.380
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  • @nyanchan58
    @nyanchan585 жыл бұрын

    her smile displays "i'm fine", but shouts "save me"... *_cries in the corner_*

  • @enid0993

    @enid0993

    3 жыл бұрын

    yess

  • @nurulabdullah90

    @nurulabdullah90

    3 жыл бұрын

    Yes..we only smile for you..thats not how we truly feels..

  • @shotabdi4868

    @shotabdi4868

    3 жыл бұрын

    🥺

  • @shotabdi4868

    @shotabdi4868

    3 жыл бұрын

    wait was this a bts reference?

  • @a.z.a7826

    @a.z.a7826

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@shotabdi4868 thats exactly what i thought

  • @beakim1807
    @beakim18074 жыл бұрын

    i think asian parents always use the phrase "when i was your age" or "you think you're stressed? think about how much i have to endure blahblahblah"

  • @muniandy5293

    @muniandy5293

    4 жыл бұрын

    Same here. Iam also Asian but an indian family.

  • @user-cc7bf6ou1d

    @user-cc7bf6ou1d

    4 жыл бұрын

    Also arabs

  • @woowoo4264

    @woowoo4264

    4 жыл бұрын

    Not only Asians btw

  • @jakexwall8036

    @jakexwall8036

    3 жыл бұрын

    man..my mom always said the phrase "when i was ur age" so many time and it's annoying as fuck

  • @patiencekumah5504

    @patiencekumah5504

    3 жыл бұрын

    Same as African parents

  • @karenn7446
    @karenn74463 жыл бұрын

    When will they realize its not a competition for who struggled more in their youth? 😭💀

  • @enid0993

    @enid0993

    3 жыл бұрын

    ikr

  • @hi9503

    @hi9503

    3 жыл бұрын

    Exactly

  • @andiuptown1711

    @andiuptown1711

    3 жыл бұрын

    Right? This ain’t *The struggle Olympics* 🙄

  • @roshnik5137

    @roshnik5137

    2 жыл бұрын

    This is the reason this world has become hell

  • @kokuhakuqiun4215

    @kokuhakuqiun4215

    2 жыл бұрын

    It’s about nipping the issue at the roots before it becomes extreme. If a parent went through the same thing, they’d want to help their kid especially if the parent didn’t have access to mental healthcare like that back then.

  • @smokytau418
    @smokytau4184 жыл бұрын

    "Look the audience is crying" I'M CRYING TOO-

  • @taehyungoppa7208

    @taehyungoppa7208

    3 жыл бұрын

    Awww they care so much

  • @warmregardsrui

    @warmregardsrui

    10 ай бұрын

    same 😭

  • @uwuforlele3956
    @uwuforlele39565 жыл бұрын

    Most of the parents are doing this mistake. You should not tell your children "i have suffered more" or "its not a big deal compared to the things that i have gone through" etc.. when they say its hard for them,they are saying this to you because they have to share their emotions. They trust you. They want you to understand them. That's all they want. When you say "its not a big deal" they will stop sharing their emotions and will bottle them up. Its not good for them. Why can't you just say comfortable things to them.atleast just let them know that you appreciate them.

  • @AznStarzflyz

    @AznStarzflyz

    5 жыл бұрын

    SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK!!

  • @calmdiamond

    @calmdiamond

    5 жыл бұрын

    kai sui this is so true. My mom always said that to me

  • @Love.RosieRose

    @Love.RosieRose

    5 жыл бұрын

    that's what happened to me and I once attempted suicide you i said what the teenager said and you know till this day i sufferer from anxiety and depression you are right you shouldn't say that to your child.

  • @cinnarenaroll1292

    @cinnarenaroll1292

    5 жыл бұрын

    Seriously, a few years ago I opened up to my mom about my struggles and she talked about how she came to the US empty handed so she could raise me and my siblings here and we could have an "easier" life than one in her country. Which I UNDERSTAND but I wish she could say more than "I don't understand why you're so stressed when life is so easy here and you have so many school/work opportunities". I don't talk to her about this kind of stuff anymore lmao

  • @winterdaisy4534

    @winterdaisy4534

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@cinnarenaroll1292 i understand too

  • @moonbyulenthusiast7280
    @moonbyulenthusiast72805 жыл бұрын

    Mom: "don't burden yourself" Also mom when her daughter said she's having a hard time: "i'm in pain too. It'S NoT ONly yOu thAT iS suFfeRing. StOp whiNiNg and GeT baCk To wORk!"

  • @hwasasfootprint5477

    @hwasasfootprint5477

    5 жыл бұрын

    true and when you have problems you often just keep it to yourself because they’ll have the respond with “that’s nothing to what I had to go through”

  • @turningoutthelights5645

    @turningoutthelights5645

    5 жыл бұрын

    Banchan’s regular exactly

  • @qazielynn2580
    @qazielynn25803 жыл бұрын

    "Her dream is to have a stable job" Same girl, same. But seriously, she's very considerate, kind and understanding at such a young age. She deserves to be helped and vent out her anger without people getting angry at heritage

  • @AJJJJJJJJJJJJ

    @AJJJJJJJJJJJJ

    2 жыл бұрын

    thats literally everyone doe? whats worse is that she didn't have any other goals beyond that

  • @JustnamedmyselfasWenice01

    @JustnamedmyselfasWenice01

    5 ай бұрын

    Rewatching this program after 5 years I got a Dejavu about one of my close friend.She's not come from wealthy family, but she's one of top students in her section at school and got best marks for enter an university. But that's the time her youngest brother was born, when she was 20. So she had to forget about her dreams and get a job. Now she's a employee working hard to support her family to raise her brother while we, her other friends living our best life. It's been 2 years and she still regret about her life💔 we feel so sorry for her even though we have no lot of options than facing to it with her.

  • @jungkooksbananamilk1646
    @jungkooksbananamilk16464 жыл бұрын

    Parent: puts on a lullaby Baby: cries Parent: why won’t u sleep Baby: still cries Sister: puts on pop music Baby: sleeps 😂🤣😂🤣

  • @IDIL.04

    @IDIL.04

    4 жыл бұрын

    BTS AND BT21 ARMY that’s me😂😂

  • @psofia7101

    @psofia7101

    4 жыл бұрын

    Lol

  • @vashantha.r4284

    @vashantha.r4284

    4 жыл бұрын

    I can tell the Baby is a Reveluv 😂

  • @arpez336

    @arpez336

    3 жыл бұрын

    Me as a baby:

  • @pavouakue3075

    @pavouakue3075

    3 жыл бұрын

    The fact that my brother sleeps when we sing and dance to kpop 😂

  • @chanelwilson6196
    @chanelwilson61965 жыл бұрын

    They parentified their child, now they're shocked and confused cause she has depression. A mess

  • @syujay1309

    @syujay1309

    5 жыл бұрын

    True that

  • @six______

    @six______

    5 жыл бұрын

    Chanel Wilson Lmao yes

  • @tishaher7

    @tishaher7

    5 жыл бұрын

    That's actually a really great term. They really did basically turn their kid into a parent. Poor thing. :(

  • @LunaHikawa

    @LunaHikawa

    5 жыл бұрын

    Yeah, everyone was shocked when I had depression and PTSD. They all tell me to forgive my abusive father and shit.

  • @sandra-xp3xj

    @sandra-xp3xj

    5 жыл бұрын

    yup

  • @kaye2327
    @kaye23275 жыл бұрын

    Children could never complain about how hard their life is because parents will always tell them that they suffered a lot more than them :3

  • @nuraamz

    @nuraamz

    5 жыл бұрын

    Example " do you know how hurt i am born you" imean who human in this world didn't has a problem

  • @ilya-cz3vn

    @ilya-cz3vn

    5 жыл бұрын

    elle that’s what my parents said to me

  • @thepriceofsalt9003

    @thepriceofsalt9003

    5 жыл бұрын

    i have always been extremely introverted and down and i really hope i can see a therapist one day to know if i am going through depression since i dont wanna self diagnose, but i never told my parents how ive been feeling all the time and this one time i had a really bad breakdown that they witnessed, but they dismissed everything as puberty and asked me to go to sleep! i even tried to tell them that ive been suffering and i struggled with this bc i never told anyone, and i probably would never try again. i started going through this at 9 and i still am not sure what's causing it now. but i know for sure i can't say i love my family, especially since being caned as punishment since a young age. i reject affection a lot now bc of this, like even hugging them makes me uncomfy, sometimes i feel i hate them, and hate is a strong word. the omly people i can really talk to and seek advice from is my friend, who is going thru hard times too, and my online friends.

  • @adiela_9778

    @adiela_9778

    5 жыл бұрын

    yes, sometime they put on blame to kids but did ever parents asking their kids is facing now?

  • @idippotatochipsinjiminsjam4129

    @idippotatochipsinjiminsjam4129

    5 жыл бұрын

    elle well I'm quite opposite I never complain or show negativity because I don't want them to suffer even do I get hurt inside

  • @mariagu2602
    @mariagu26024 жыл бұрын

    *I laughed so hard when his younger brother said he is happy and continued talking*

  • @parkkuroe4138

    @parkkuroe4138

    3 жыл бұрын

    lmaoooooo me too

  • @FatimaAli-lo3ht

    @FatimaAli-lo3ht

    3 жыл бұрын

    Guess we all should live like his brother.

  • @sabinatavisora3022

    @sabinatavisora3022

    2 жыл бұрын

    the part when he lies down HAHAHAHAH

  • @nuraidarina5769
    @nuraidarina57694 жыл бұрын

    "She wasn't born in your times, sir." Yo that's the truth duh

  • @kait.n5132
    @kait.n51325 жыл бұрын

    honestly, i have never seen someone as selfless as the daughter. she is always prioritising her family before self, which is something we rarely see in our society. it is sad at the same time though, with her brother and all, but i think the least that her parents can do is to acknowledge her efforts or appreciate her for what she is doing? and not venting their anger on her. she is tired too, as much as them. a word of encouragement does not hurt anyone.

  • @leefelixsegg2666

    @leefelixsegg2666

    4 жыл бұрын

    Hello my name is her but 4 years younger. With only 1 parent who doesn't work, smokes all day and 1 brother that almost 2 months so i dont have help.

  • @sofielamy

    @sofielamy

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@leefelixsegg2666 That must be harsh. Keep on living pls, one day you'll get the life you deserve. ♡ I know words won't do much but I really wish you the best.

  • @leefelixsegg2666

    @leefelixsegg2666

    4 жыл бұрын

    phoephoe thanks

  • @joeyyjoy6655

    @joeyyjoy6655

    4 жыл бұрын

    Ikr.. she is so mature for he age

  • @Kimun888

    @Kimun888

    4 жыл бұрын

    and the one sending concern is her mother not her

  • @kaitoedogawa7344
    @kaitoedogawa73445 жыл бұрын

    She deserves a very bright future for doing this in her teenage days

  • @user-pj9ho1lv3f

    @user-pj9ho1lv3f

    5 жыл бұрын

    That was me.....I literally cried watching this. I have a sister who is 12 years younger than me and it felt like HELL. I seriously thought of committing suicide so many times because I was so stressed out. I hated it when people called me the "작은 엄마 (little mom)." I was so disappointed in my parents because i thought that I didn't have a say in having another sibling who is that young. I knew what was ahead of me. and because my brother who is two years younger, the oldest male in my paternal side and him being the only son; also the fact that he doesn't know how to properly take care of his own self, they baby him and they don't rely on him because he is very clumsy like a 3rd grader. I knew with my dad being a traditional Korean, HE WOULD NOT HELP MY MOM OR TAKE CARE OF HIS YOUNGEST CHILD; despite the fact that my sister was his third kid (THAT'S PRETTY SAD). It's so sad to see this girl go through the same thing.. I wish that she gets the best out of life once her little sibling is a little older. Once they're 6 years old, it's not that bad.

  • @j-hope47

    @j-hope47

    5 жыл бұрын

    Hunny I did this in my CHILDREN days up to teenage days, now ADULT days.

  • @user-pj9ho1lv3f

    @user-pj9ho1lv3f

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@j-hope47 what's your point?

  • @US25213

    @US25213

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@user-pj9ho1lv3f I am from India. I burst into tears after watching the daughter. Such a mature, considerate, lovely, responsible kid. It must be really really hard for you with the traditional environment (house chores and looking after baby belongs to women) during those days. Wish you both very very heart warming, gifted happy life.

  • @hoseokandsansblackgf4676

    @hoseokandsansblackgf4676

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@j-hope47 do you want a cookie?

  • @horseoksholywater9493
    @horseoksholywater94934 жыл бұрын

    This show is in desperate need of a psychiatrist

  • @peemaster123

    @peemaster123

    3 жыл бұрын

    exactly. its very weird how people see no problem with comedians dealing with other people’s mental health lol.

  • @youtapilote

    @youtapilote

    3 жыл бұрын

    I agree. I've heard a lot that the people who come are linked to professionals behind the scenes before and after. I don't know how true that is. And before, they only showed doctor advice for other organic issues than mental health.

  • @sohyun2362

    @sohyun2362

    3 жыл бұрын

    this show was never made to replace a real psychiatrist or psychologist and it was just a show for fun so of they aint gon have one

  • @peemaster123

    @peemaster123

    3 жыл бұрын

    Sohyun Pak but people treat it as such. none of these people are qualified enough to give others advice on something as important as child care or mental health. its just not right

  • @sohyun2362

    @sohyun2362

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@peemaster123 they know that it's not to replace any professional help, the show also do help people off-camera that you don't see and you can research yourself.

  • @rebeccatang9383
    @rebeccatang93833 жыл бұрын

    I saw this tweet that resonated with me a while ago. It went something along the lines of "Did you have a childhood or were you the oldest child?"

  • @kayliekak4330

    @kayliekak4330

    3 жыл бұрын

    I'm the 4th but my little brother and I have an age difference and I had to baby sit my little brother. Since all of my siblings are old I had to babysit

  • @user-jn8wc9nt7u

    @user-jn8wc9nt7u

    3 жыл бұрын

    I’m the youngest after my baby brother, but I still didn’t have a proper childhood, coz my mom made me do chores since I was 8 and my brother was born when I was 10 so I still have a hard time

  • @jeongcheolsmoney5570

    @jeongcheolsmoney5570

    3 жыл бұрын

    Rebecca Tang I’m have one older sibling but it’s safe to say that I didn’t have a childhood and at this point I’ve made it my goal to get away from this household because I know that’s the one thing that’s gonna heal me. Endurance.

  • @parkkuroe4138

    @parkkuroe4138

    3 жыл бұрын

    i am the oldest T_T

  • @luna.s9138

    @luna.s9138

    3 жыл бұрын

    im the youngest of my family, but whenever my older sister does anything wrong im the one who gets yelled at lol

  • @aikogachafoxie7260
    @aikogachafoxie72605 жыл бұрын

    This is the most selfless and kind girl I've ever seen like omg. PROTECT HER!!!!

  • @marie-eugenieramirez3105

    @marie-eugenieramirez3105

    4 жыл бұрын

    I wanna be her friend and protect her so badly.. poor sweetheart 😭

  • @user-dv5fj6df3r

    @user-dv5fj6df3r

    3 жыл бұрын

    I actually feel like this girl is like me.... I want to tell her : hey your not alone, I'm the same as you so let's cheers eatch other Sorry for my bad english

  • @bonni6964

    @bonni6964

    3 жыл бұрын

    I want to give her a hug and so much more I hope she is better now

  • @liastorm795

    @liastorm795

    3 жыл бұрын

    @variety addict EXACTLY!!! Say it to the people in the back🙄

  • @ernikafallah1418

    @ernikafallah1418

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@user-dv5fj6df3r Actually you're English is so good😁

  • @user-uy9rb7sj1c
    @user-uy9rb7sj1c5 жыл бұрын

    honestly I hate it when people say that their pain was worse or they've had more and/or worse hardships. When parents do that... I hate it the most. It's like "Mom I'm having a hard time" and instead of comforting or whatever the child needs... "Oh, yOu ThInK yOuR lIfE iS tOuGh? I had to *insert something that would make others feel bad*" Doing that would either make it feel like the child can't rely on their parent or the child would want to help out with their parents' problems and pretend as if nothing is bothering them.

  • @pearlyseine8957

    @pearlyseine8957

    5 жыл бұрын

    Couldnt agree more to what you said. I hate it when they invalidate other people's sufferings just because they think they're having a hard time more than the others.

  • @rumia2756

    @rumia2756

    5 жыл бұрын

    Right!! my dad always brings up how he lived through war like.... that sucks but we're talking about me rn

  • @BiaG1910

    @BiaG1910

    5 жыл бұрын

    Older generations are so dismissive of younger people's feelings. Your kids are not saying they have it worse than you did, they just want you to listen. That's all it takes most of the time to make a person feel better, to be listened to. People being forced to suppress their feelings is why we have a huge suicide problem worldwide. JUST LISTEN TO YOUR CHILDREN, PARENTS! IT'S NOT A DIFFICULT THING TO DO!

  • @bbysw702

    @bbysw702

    5 жыл бұрын

    my mom is like that too, when i say, i stress and hurt, she say she more stress and hurt in the past, made me feel more bad... 😢

  • @michyohgt7077

    @michyohgt7077

    5 жыл бұрын

    Ikr. As well as, why do we need to suffer when we didn’t even do anything wrong! Parents! Why are all of you sooo STUPID! We’re telling we’re tired and you’re saying taht your life is tougher because of us! So what!? You were the one who decided to make us!!! You see those people with family havinga hard time and then you will make us and then when we complain and say that it’s your fault because you made us .. you are going to say if I only knew that you would be like this! Da heck! For real!this is not some kind of fairy tale where your daughter or son would be different from others and when you will have a family it would be like you imagined !! Duhhhhhhh my gad wake up.. why are we the kids smarter than you idiots!

  • @ciggpack
    @ciggpack4 жыл бұрын

    My parents: "Do this/that." Me: "I'm tired/ it's to hard. Can I do it later?" My parents: " In our old days, when we were your age we worked twice as hard but we never complained. So why are you complaining?" Me: "Nevermind, i'll do it.." But, honestly I was actually tired and do I want to start a whole argument on this topic? No. Just because I'm a girl or I'm smiling doesn't mean it's hard on me too. I have school and that is already stressful enough, but I wouldn't complain because I understood my parents also had their struggles. But, when I would get home, I had to do my chores and take care of my younger sibling. Along with that I had school work. Sometimes I would even have to stay up to finish my assignment(s). People might think school is easy but, as you're getting into other grades it becomes hard. We get more classes then usual so we work twice as hard too. It gets serious. I just wanted to point this out because parents sometimes don't get "school" is hard too and expect us to handle extra hard work. But, to anyone who is struggling on this same problem. Stay strong! Fighting!

  • @aimaashikin9733

    @aimaashikin9733

    4 жыл бұрын

    that always happens to me😢😢😢

  • @aimaashikin9733

    @aimaashikin9733

    4 жыл бұрын

    even though I'm the youngest but my parents just put pressure to me just because they have no faith in my older siblings 💔😢

  • @modalsoul2

    @modalsoul2

    4 жыл бұрын

    Same and I just try to stay at school because I don’t want to go home and face all the problems my family wants me to take care of even tho they’re my responsibility they don’t understand we’re also stressed with school and everything 😕

  • @aimaashikin9733

    @aimaashikin9733

    4 жыл бұрын

    the fact that I just finished high school also doesn't help either cuz they keep on bothering me and keep me from seeing my friends 😫😫😫

  • @btsmyeuphoria9222

    @btsmyeuphoria9222

    4 жыл бұрын

    Your parents are exactly like mine they are like: oh our parents told to do that and those but we never complained ....

  • @yiieena3782
    @yiieena37824 жыл бұрын

    The fact that whenever she tells her parents that she is going through a rough time and they would reply that they are having a rougher time is what all of us have experienced and what made us decide not to tell them our problems because we think we would be a burden to them.

  • @alee2303

    @alee2303

    2 жыл бұрын

    True .. It also got to the point of questioning ourselves like "Why did i even get born in this world?" and all negative thinking just flooded your mind when that happens .. Still you smile even when your hurting deep inside ..

  • @MusicIsMe1011
    @MusicIsMe10115 жыл бұрын

    Can we talk about the fact that they really glossed over the part about her suicidal thoughts. That's not just a mild case of depression. She seems like a pretty realistic girl, so I doubt that was exaggeration which means she really needs to get some help. Her dad occasionally forcing himself to tell her he loves her isn't going to help. It's just going to make her feel even more obligated to help her parents out. The mindset of, "my parents are going out of their way now to make me feel better, I should stop whining and help more." isn't going to help her at all, because that isn't the case. Her parents are doing the bare minimum to help her emotionally, and them suddenly going up a level still isn't enough. But it'll seem like such a dramatic shift to her that she'll think she doesn't have the right to complain anymore. She clearly has no support system at home, and that doesn't look like it'll change any time soon. By making her feel obligated to help out, she's going to put off her own health in consideration of others. And when you have suicidal thoughts, and are crying yourself to sleep at night, it's just all going to go downhill. I really doubt it, but I hope her parents had a wake up call and actually try to get her some help. Unfortunately, South Korea has such a dismal view of mental illness (as shown here by their disregard of her suicidal statements, and the fact that they thought her being thanked would be enough to stop these emotions) that I doubt they'll seek professional help, and will most likely end up telling her to suck it up. Just like when the dad decided his daughter's feelings didn't matter because he had a harder childhood. That's not how emotions work, and just because you deem someone else to have suffered more, doesn't make your suffering any less. You haven't experienced their suffering, so your level of bad may not be horrible compared to them, but to you, it is the worst you have felt. And that is something that shouldn't be ignored or compared. The same way parents tell kids that a failed test, or a mental breakdown over school isn't the end of the world. Parents know that because they now have some perspective of other things in life that are worse. However, kids don't have this perspective. And what they experience today is the worst they have ever felt, because they are only part way through their lives. If a person hasn't experienced worse, then their experience now is classed as the worst until another experience occurs where they can go, "oh, this is worse than that". This a personal thing, and not something we can compare between people.

  • @leahtyrrell1434

    @leahtyrrell1434

    4 жыл бұрын

    My father's reactions towards me and comments are similar but I was lucky to have a compassionate mom. My dad says things like he had to take care of his alcoholic dad growing up or he lost his mom young or his first wife died as an excuse to make me feel guilty for not being always happy. If I cry he shouts at me, if I have a panic attack he tells me that I'm not able for the world and should be locked in a tower like Rapunzel. He has insinuated that I'm a whore because he found a condom in my room and told me my boyfriend of a year at the time only wants me for sex and I was 20. He made me guilty for being human and I feel like people need to take this seriously. I know I went on a tangent but I really felt for the girl because of my experience. She needs therapy and she needs love and care. I hate when people downplay the suffering of others and don't let them feel how they are feeling. It doesn't matter if people experienced worse your feelings are always valid. I have a lot of anxiety and I was at one point depressed. The thing is when your parents treat you like that it follows you. You let friends and partners treat you that way until you realize you deserve more.

  • @tarn5756

    @tarn5756

    4 жыл бұрын

    I totally wish more people have that viewpoint about hardship and pain and that it is relative to your own experiences and you can't compare what it's like for different people. I was exactly the same as her when I was young. I used to cry myself to sleep and thought about suicide almost every night and it felt like I was just in a black hole that I didn't know how to get out of. On top of that my parents didn't believe in psychologists and thought it was a waste of money. I told my dad I was depressed and he just told me that this is what real life is like and that I just had to deal with it and it's not all blue skies and sunshine. I used to wanna killed myself just out of spite so they'd find me dead and feel guilty. That was 15 years ago though but even now I still struggle a bit despite having a career and a life as an adult....just seems really easy to just lay down and never get up again some days.

  • @puteri8138

    @puteri8138

    4 жыл бұрын

    thank you so much for making my day 😭💚

  • @lilyalm2540

    @lilyalm2540

    4 жыл бұрын

    I truly hope that the chanel will read the comment section because issues like this a definitely ignore based on the videos ive seen so far

  • @abigalekim4472

    @abigalekim4472

    4 жыл бұрын

    As a Korean myself, I 100% agree and it really saddens me that such serious topics are glossed over. I am like the 5% (I’m guesstimating I have no idea but it’s not a large percent) of Koreans that actually talk about mental health and such with people and try to help my other Korean friends open up about their issues. I feel like the show shouldn’t have made it seem like not a big deal because it’s a problem to ignore mental health. But at the same time, I’m glad they didn’t give her any bad advice since they aren’t professionals. And it did seem like some of them did care, like Sunmi for example, who brought it up and seemed concerned (although again it was brushed off). The audience too were crying and such. The cast seemed like they wanted to cheer her up but didn’t approach it correctly because they didn’t really know HOW to...

  • @genesisc9058
    @genesisc90585 жыл бұрын

    I HATE it every time I say “I’m having a really hard time, I’m tired, can’t do this, too much stress” and my parents, mostly my mom, would be like “why? You think *you’re* stressed? I have to take care of you three blah blah blah” which is just like wth. Teens get stressed too from too much homework, studying too much, and having other things to do out of school that makes us worry about two things, school and non-school related things. Parents, and adults in general, should stop saying that us teens don’t know what stress is or “you think you’re having a hard time? I’m having an even worse time than you” like do they not get that it’ll make it harder for us who are having a hard time? I’m no expert but I think it can lead to serious depression because it’ll make some of us think that our parents don’t care how we feel.

  • @imane8537

    @imane8537

    4 жыл бұрын

    Exactly I feel like my parents don't give a shit about how I feel and keep telling me to be thankful I hate it

  • @ahnrena9422

    @ahnrena9422

    4 жыл бұрын

    i actually used to have depression and managed to get out of it, when i still have depression, i wouldn't tepl anybody, because i know their reactions will be like that. (Ex : you think im not tired?)

  • @cookierockstar8

    @cookierockstar8

    4 жыл бұрын

    Kookie Monstar yea exactly like we are not adults so our stresses are different from theirs . they can’t expect young people to have the same things to stress about.

  • @cookierockstar8

    @cookierockstar8

    4 жыл бұрын

    just another music lover it’s because they are down playing that such a young person could have something to stress about. I hate that too. Our generation is so different from our parents. They could never understand us fully of our day to day struggles living. We will never experience what our parents went through because we weren’t born in their generation and they can never experience what we are going through because they weren’t born in our generation. It’s sad but you need to talk to your parents about not assuming what life experiences should and shouldn’t be considered stressful in your life. Say that you understand to being humble and thankful but that you want them to understand that you too have struggles and until you realize to overcome them that you need their support to get through it by acknowledging that it is a struggle for you and that you can easily overcome it if you get their support and acknowledge of the struggle. If not then your relationship will get worse with them if you can’t trust them to help deal with something that they deem small. If they think it’s nothing then it’s like saying your worth is nothing. I know this was a long post but i had this struggle with my parents not acknowledging my stresses, and until I fully talked to them about how it makes me feel when they ignored it, it made my parents realize that all I need is for them to be there for me and I will eventually get over it. If they hadn’t acknowledged my stresses I know I wouldn’t have overcome them. So really talk to your parents about it and you can use my post for notes on what to say to them because now I have parents who understand!

  • @kaikai6627

    @kaikai6627

    4 жыл бұрын

    Exactly, our young age doesn't mean we don't feel pain. Just because we're young doesn't mean we're happy. It seems like adults don't understand that. They were happy at our age, but we're sad at this age. Our generation is just so broken.

  • @fegrailnagayos5062
    @fegrailnagayos50624 жыл бұрын

    Father, did you see how your daughter reacted when you enumerated all the things you did when you were young? You saw how disappointed see is? She is suffering of depression, something she's fighting up all inside her. She needs support from inside and she needs all the support she can get.

  • @nchumnhumt

    @nchumnhumt

    3 жыл бұрын

    please dont blame the father or mother ,when you become parent you would understand, harsh thhigs can be blessing.the sad part is tthat the dad was also sufering

  • @maliciousqueefer3427

    @maliciousqueefer3427

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@nchumnhumt everyone is suffering in life, it's stupid, ignorant, and immature to say harsh things to a child over it. You survived the trauma you went through, so why wont you try to make your child have a childhood, instead of making them a parent at the age of 10-15 just because you and your partner is too incompetent to communicate. Take responsibilities or give her up, people who pushes their responsibilities onto their children are hopeless.

  • @Sitismgrkyh
    @Sitismgrkyh3 жыл бұрын

    "The pain behind her smile" a normal title for kids concern or problem, this is a normal things for kids these days, I got a lot of friends who diagnoses with depression, ngl but even myself diagnoses with depression✌️❤️, pls help kids these days 😭💔✨

  • @yeojinised8443
    @yeojinised84435 жыл бұрын

    I’ve heard that koreans tend to downplay mental disorders such as depression or anxiety, but i only started to believe it now, after i saw this video. I can’t believe that they’re not bringing up about the daughter’s suicidal thoughts and depression; instead they ask unimportant things such as having the middle brother lie beside the baby. She said that she thought of ending her life. And nobody even brought that up. Heck, some of the guests even said that it wasn’t a concern. As someone who’s not quite depressed but has low self esteem, second guesses herself, worries a lot, and think that she’s not good enough, i can say that praises aren’t going to lift my spirits up enough that i erase all negativity from my life-it’s my point of view, at least. Because deep down, even if i were to be lathered in praises and compliments, i would doubt the sincerity of the praises-the feeling of not being good enough comes from within the self, further reinforced by external impacts, such as, in this case, the parents telling her that what she’s going through wasn’t as tough as what they went through. Of course while this is true for me, the daughter might get all better just by expressions of love and gratefulness. However the panel really needs to emphasise more on the fact that she contemplated suicide-to me that’s a red flag and she needs professional help. Another thing is that pain on her knee. 16 year olds shouldn’t be feeling pain that old women would. The description of the pain is like hammering so i imagine that it’s quite severe, so if i were her i’d go to the doctor and check if anything’s wrong with her bone. Who knows if it might have been a problem with the development of the bone or maybe a problem with her nerves.

  • @chocaren4602

    @chocaren4602

    5 жыл бұрын

    Not all of them, but there is a stigma in society because they're still conservative in general. Of course, new generations are more open minded and it will eventually change. Everything is a process.

  • @flowersinchaos8725

    @flowersinchaos8725

    5 жыл бұрын

    dude i ''only'' have seasonal depressive episodes who mostly moderate, when i had a breakdown last year from literally nothing, i thought i was going crazy. i had no strength left in me and ended up being sedated, but even then i never thought of ending my life. CANNOT imagine what this child must feel. all throughout this video i thought please get this girl mental help asap, they need to realize that shes actually sick... her pain must be beyond horrendous. i hope that shell get better. they walking on thin ice and downplay tf outta it...damn...

  • @AkiraAlexisSoyra

    @AkiraAlexisSoyra

    5 жыл бұрын

    I agree. 😡

  • @evangelinelee5238

    @evangelinelee5238

    5 жыл бұрын

    lmao and she also does cheerleading on the side like o.O it's no wonder why her knee messed up (im afraid she might resent the baby when she's older tho. I mean she's has a really good heart and all but she's human too and she might do random outbursts of anger that she didn't mean to do or say.)

  • @catheriney862

    @catheriney862

    5 жыл бұрын

    The way she bobs up and down while carrying her brother looks really hard on the knee. She puts her whole weight on one knee to bob up and down, so one knee is taking all her weight plus baby's, for hours a day.

  • @jessicayoung4416
    @jessicayoung44165 жыл бұрын

    It would have been nice if her parents had complimented her and apologized to her. I don't understand why parents can never apologize. The daughter is trying her to best to help out in a difficult situation she didn't create. The parents are responsible for how many children they have and how they manage the household. It sounds like they never said thank you, didn't listen to her, and ignored her concerns. I think the mom was trying to make amends but she needs to do more (both parents do). But there is no solution. The mom didn't promise to ask the middle son to help more, dad didn't agree to help more. I'm worried for the daughter--she has depression and her reality doesn't seem like it will change. She's a lovely person.

  • @anonimjournal

    @anonimjournal

    5 жыл бұрын

    i agree. her parents should do more because it's their baby. not her daughter baby.

  • @chai_lattes

    @chai_lattes

    5 жыл бұрын

    Yeah, I hope things get better, but it was left a little vague. And, I do wish the parents had practiced birth control protected sex =/ the mom had her first child after 40 and her second six years later... idk it didn't seem planned and I feel like they should have been more responsible and thought ahead =( a lot of their current burden could have been prevented, like the mom's health, financial burden, and daughter's severe depression =(

  • @Farah-rr6rq

    @Farah-rr6rq

    5 жыл бұрын

    parents are too proud to apologize. they think they're always right

  • @user-ss5je2pw3j

    @user-ss5je2pw3j

    5 жыл бұрын

    Agreed- we should all learn to apologize. If it's hard for people to apologize over small things because it means to let your pride down, imagine parents apologizing to their child. It's well deserved, and I hope they gain enough courage to apologize to her. They love her very much, I am sure. But it's hard to say sorry to your child, especially when you know you're wrong. It took 3 days for my mother to apologize to me for accusing me of throwing the trash in the wrong bin and causing a massive fight.

  • @diyah4436

    @diyah4436

    5 жыл бұрын

    In the end, if the daughter is dead by now, We know who to blame.

  • @elsaken2840
    @elsaken28404 жыл бұрын

    They took her for granted.....that's the problem

  • @enid0993
    @enid09933 жыл бұрын

    i love the way her mom acknowledge her daughter hard work and speak truthfully in this show, i can see she's a good person

  • @springflower1336
    @springflower13365 жыл бұрын

    people shouldnt have kids if they cant take care of them, end of the day, its always the kids who suffer

  • @chai_lattes

    @chai_lattes

    5 жыл бұрын

    AGREE =( I don't understand how ppl can just have a child all loosey goosey. It's one of the biggest decisions you'll ever make in your life. Think it through for a minute😒

  • @minminsy

    @minminsy

    5 жыл бұрын

    AGREE

  • @hildarani3735

    @hildarani3735

    5 жыл бұрын

    Springflower 133 agreee..

  • @orangetornado5937

    @orangetornado5937

    5 жыл бұрын

    Tell that to my parents

  • @ataewithmarshmallowontopwi7475

    @ataewithmarshmallowontopwi7475

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@orangetornado5937 same😭

  • @kellybelly1004
    @kellybelly10045 жыл бұрын

    The dad downplays the daughter's hardships. The mom uses guilt and victimization to trap the daughter. The mom is weak and all that but why does she have to yell at the daughter about showing her emotions on her face? If the daughter cant show her emotions at home freely..where else will she be able to do it? If she cant talk to her family about hoe hard life is...who else will gice her advice on how to navigate these hardships based on their experiences? You cant say "this is easier than working 9-5" or "this is nothing compared to working in a field" when the daughter has no frame of reference....makes me angry....

  • @mayomagyo6229

    @mayomagyo6229

    5 жыл бұрын

    This is how it is in Asian continents

  • @lusehui

    @lusehui

    5 жыл бұрын

    my life is just like this girl's; my household is almost the same--I'm the oldest of 4 girls. my parents do the same, and it's resulted in me bottling up everything. I use art as a stress-reliever now, but it kinda sucks because I'm a junior in high school and my stress/anxiety/low self-esteem is at its peaks. I'm a passive girl as well, so it's very difficult for me to talk in general. my parents can get hypocritical too; wanting me to talk but when I do they say I'm talking back and have no respect. it's sad to say that I've just gotten used to it now

  • @jeannemorona_

    @jeannemorona_

    5 жыл бұрын

    I'm an only child, and when I break down in front of my parents or I scream at them because I really felt a whirlwind of emotions and I don't know how to manage them (it's really overwhelming), they get mad and make me stop whining bc the neighbors might hear it- I really got mad when my mom mentioned that bc I think she's too ashamed of me whining like a kid but I have no choice; I have no other way to show it :(

  • @user-ss5je2pw3j

    @user-ss5je2pw3j

    5 жыл бұрын

    The parents are willing to change; they brought this concern to national TV, for gods sakes. They want to change and they want to help their daughter. It's not easy broadcasting your family's problems on national TV and her mother loves her to do this. And to the comments below, no it is not like this in Asian continents. Do not generalize an entire continent on one story. There are families like this, and worse, everywhere you go. You only see this here because this is an ASIAN SHOW that broadcasts problems to society and uses social pressure and expert help to change and fix.

  • @IDIL.04

    @IDIL.04

    4 жыл бұрын

    Can relate to this😭😭

  • @isabellamccardle4094
    @isabellamccardle40943 жыл бұрын

    It’s sad how almost every parent has switch the conversation to their life being more harder yet they don’t understand why there son/daughter doesn’t open up about anything :/

  • @bhavesb2802
    @bhavesb28024 жыл бұрын

    When she immediately picks up her brother, it stopped crying. The baby automatically knew her scent. In that scenario alone, anyone can tell that she really do spend more time and endearment towards him. I love her. She's one of a kind.

  • @bambino7252
    @bambino72525 жыл бұрын

    Please seek a therapist for the daughter. She's hitting some major depression peaks there - so please help before her thoughts swallow her whole.

  • @awesomeaseye6958

    @awesomeaseye6958

    5 жыл бұрын

    I totally agree.i do hope she gets professional help and all the love and recognition she deserves. Saranghe

  • @ratuk2790

    @ratuk2790

    5 жыл бұрын

    How can ypu tell she has depression?

  • @lotusflower6926

    @lotusflower6926

    5 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for saying this. I'm a therapist. This beautiful girl needs someone to talk to, to validate her feelings, to not judge, to understand and empathize and help her see that SHE MATTERS and is a blessing to others, even if her mom doesn't recognize it. Thats why I wish this show would have a professional on the panel when discussing serious issues like this. Its fine to have them give advice but that's no enough.

  • @raeignevindric6574

    @raeignevindric6574

    5 жыл бұрын

    ratu k It is mentioned in the video. .-.

  • @ratuk2790

    @ratuk2790

    5 жыл бұрын

    Raeigne Vindric I never watched the whole video

  • @aetherielfaith187
    @aetherielfaith1875 жыл бұрын

    Depression is like drowning but you can see everyone breathing...

  • @zodwamhlongo4455

    @zodwamhlongo4455

    3 жыл бұрын

    Yep that sums it up

  • @safia5740

    @safia5740

    2 жыл бұрын

    Hits hard

  • @contradictingtroll3765
    @contradictingtroll37654 жыл бұрын

    "I have health problems from my second pregnancy and Im also traumatized about my husband getting sick while my little girl is more of a mother than a sister to her brother... I WILL HAVE ANOTHER BABY"

  • @soya2632
    @soya26324 жыл бұрын

    My parents : *dear, can you go to the store to buy some milk?* Me after doing the chores of the household : *I'm really tired and I can't feel my legs now.* Them: *did you know how we went to work. We used to walk for 1hour and then jumped over the himalayas then swam the Atlantic ocean then walked to Sahara desert then we arrived to our work.* Me: *in which country was your was your office?Australia?* Credits to : preciousjeon

  • @heneedsomemilk562

    @heneedsomemilk562

    3 жыл бұрын

    same

  • @soya2632

    @soya2632

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@izkmj i edited it :'D

  • @Wenny_the_WM

    @Wenny_the_WM

    3 жыл бұрын

    Hahaha

  • @lemon-chan3409

    @lemon-chan3409

    3 жыл бұрын

    That's what my grandfather used to say 😂

  • @JANNYofficial

    @JANNYofficial

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@heneedsomemilk562 thanks

  • @letsgoasuka
    @letsgoasuka5 жыл бұрын

    This concern was so heartbreaking, what a selfless daughter :(((

  • @crayonbibi
    @crayonbibi5 жыл бұрын

    13:53 I’m so ready to use this when my parents pull the “When I was your age” card. 😂😂😂

  • @fxrnweh-hd5dq

    @fxrnweh-hd5dq

    4 жыл бұрын

    XD

  • @jimindontworryigotyojams2853

    @jimindontworryigotyojams2853

    4 жыл бұрын

    OMG IM DYING 😂😂😂

  • @kpopstansophia287

    @kpopstansophia287

    3 жыл бұрын

    My dad says” “you know when I was your age...”

  • @smryu4906
    @smryu49064 жыл бұрын

    I really hate it when others compare their own pain with someone and not minding the words they say. It doesn't really matter who suffered the most because in the end, pain is still pain. Even just a simple word like "idiot" etc. can cause pain to someone, thinking that it was just an another "common" or "clićhe" word which is usually use for today's society. But you don't know that it might have affected that person's life and choices in a way. So yeah, still hoping that Hello Counselor cast experts to the program because mental illness (psychological problems) is much deeper than they think, it's not like your typical abcd's.

  • @lilypad5161
    @lilypad51614 жыл бұрын

    it might be just me but the daughter's eyes were watery/teary during the whole episode.

  • @harshitamanchiraju2182
    @harshitamanchiraju21825 жыл бұрын

    When they said that *her pain was hidden behind her smile* that hit me hard

  • @7scoups_of_suga
    @7scoups_of_suga5 жыл бұрын

    She truly is the gem of her family. So selfless. Hope she finds what she really wanted in the future, something that can make her genuinely happy. Something for herself.

  • @bloodaintthickerthanjimins28
    @bloodaintthickerthanjimins284 жыл бұрын

    I also babysit my younger sister and my dad also told me “she seems to hate you, she doesnt want to be with you” and them my mom would also said “why are you acting like that?why do u look so upset??!” smth like that so when i was eleven i began to change i’ve been so cold and now that i’m 13 i’ve been having the same problem as hers i often thought of suicide but then i wondered if theyre gonna even cry.I’ve never told them abt this and i just decided to cry to sleep everynight,my dad would even open my door to see if i was sleeping at 1 am but i always sleep around 3 am just to cry and then in the morning when my eyes are so puffy my mom would say “seems like you’ve slept well too much” they could see the change towards my behaviour but they look at how they trait me.I’ve been doing well at school i even rank 1st but them my mom would boast abt it at social media that i ranked 1st, but she never told me in person that she is proud of me. It’s really hard for me.

  • @kaylee_9847

    @kaylee_9847

    4 жыл бұрын

    Wanna be my friend?

  • @EfeFlet

    @EfeFlet

    3 жыл бұрын

    Hey, I know you wrote this a time ago, but I wanted to tell you this. I wholeheartedly understand you, and I've lived something similar (that part where your mother talks about your good things to other people but never says anything to you really resonated with me). I know right now it seems hopeless, and I'm so sorry you are suffering this much. I just wanted to say that things will get better, I spent my childhood and teenager years feeling like you but now at 24 I'm far from those thoughts. Even if it's hard, keep trying and reach for help (if you feel you don't have anyone, talk to your teachers or look up resources online). If you really really feel like you're alone, please tell me and I'll be here for you. Good luck and be brave, you deserve love and happiness and you will reach them if you hold on a bit more.

  • @zodwamhlongo4455

    @zodwamhlongo4455

    3 жыл бұрын

    When I'm ranked 1 in class and we get our papers my mom would say well done but then say but ih look ur friends handwriting is so pretty but urs looks some one who is drunk This simple comments can make some one life feel worth less. I work hard so that she has something in me to be proud of but its always nit good enough. Everyone else says I'm great but what about her, what do I need to do to make her proud

  • @kenji1053
    @kenji10533 жыл бұрын

    Me: Mom i have depression. Mom: cause you play phone to much! You don't go to church! You're lazy! You only say "yes" and not actually doing it! 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

  • @giannaarissa
    @giannaarissa5 жыл бұрын

    the guy who said it's not a concern would probably do the same thing to his children and when he finds out they have depression he'd probably call them selfish or something like does he not realize she literally said she wanted to kill herself? That alone makes it automatically a concern

  • @brookleszing2233

    @brookleszing2233

    5 жыл бұрын

    I honestly can’t believe him. Does he realize how big of an issue this is? She said that she wants to KILL herself. This is definitely a problem and she should get professional help immediately. I honestly don’t know what was going on through some of those people’s heads while they said it wasn’t a problem. Ignorance. It’s disturbing. That poor girl. I hope she gets better..

  • @354el

    @354el

    5 жыл бұрын

    I was a bit surprised when they didn't even ask him why he thought that way. Who is he?

  • @redroses3393

    @redroses3393

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@354el He is member of Nuest. If i not mistaken his name is Ren.

  • @kkimjjieunie

    @kkimjjieunie

    4 жыл бұрын

    poodle noodle probably because he’s a kpop member and they’re scared that his fans will attack the show by questioning him honestly that was so small minded of him

  • @imdrum1331

    @imdrum1331

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@354el I'm thinking they didn't want to make a big deal of it especially when they seemed to come to a good conclusion

  • @averywizardry
    @averywizardry4 жыл бұрын

    edit : i just wanna say thank you for your kind words and advices, also if you're facing the same problem as mine, stay strong and keep your head up. i love you and we will fight this together ❤️ i have taken depression tests many times , and the results always shows that i'm depressed , even my counselor at school once called my mother to seek for professional help . but my mother never acknowledge it , instead she would say things like , i'm being weak , and she had worse when she was my age . it got me thinking that i got no one to talk to . whenever i tried to talk to my close friends , i thought that i'm a trouble for them . i tried commit suicide for 2 times now and i failed . now i can't wait to study abroad and leave my family , because i know that's what they want .

  • @muniandy5293

    @muniandy5293

    4 жыл бұрын

    Girl I love u. If I there I would help u. I also suffer in depression not only me all the human being are suffering like this. Parents sometimes dont understand the point. I understand u bcs I know it

  • @averywizardry

    @averywizardry

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@muniandy5293 thank you :)

  • @__littledreams

    @__littledreams

    4 жыл бұрын

    I relate to you so much. I have depression too and my mom say things like "I am being dramatic" "you don't know what I went through". Sometimes its just too hard for me. I have made the same plan as you, to study abroad and finally free myself from here where there's no freedom. I hope you all the best! and we may not know each other but you can always talk to me if you want:) I like being friends with everyone!

  • @nabilahsadri9854

    @nabilahsadri9854

    4 жыл бұрын

    I hope you being better right now,if you dont have anyone to trust you can share your problem with stranger instead

  • @averywizardry

    @averywizardry

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@__littledreams thank you so much :)

  • @TheJyang15
    @TheJyang155 жыл бұрын

    The daughter is such a selfless angel

  • @shuhadiaryy
    @shuhadiaryy5 жыл бұрын

    I want to hug her so bad right now what a selfless and mature girl 😢 and its good to see her mom's trying to understand her and sent this concern.

  • @laayeshzeyneb8853

    @laayeshzeyneb8853

    5 жыл бұрын

    Finally someone who cut the mother some slack...everybody's mad at her & so am i , but like...atleast she cared enough to contact the show so they can sit down & figure this out.

  • @shuhadiaryy

    @shuhadiaryy

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@laayeshzeyneb8853 Yes, the fact that the mother tried to connect to her on a more emotional level and stepped in, is praiseworthy. Its not an easy move to give in and be a good listener, let alone deciding to be on national TV and talk about your household problem. Even to admit your mistakes to your children is hard, like how many of parents really notice or admit that. Most if not all of the time parents are confident that they are always right no matter what. Its easier said than done and I've noticed that some of the people here only know how to complaint etc every single time without trying to understand everyone's involved perspective.

  • @gulliver9085
    @gulliver90855 жыл бұрын

    Actually depression comes from family or parents ..sad but true

  • @biankas.5038

    @biankas.5038

    5 жыл бұрын

    gul liver it doesn’t always so stfu about stuff you don’t know about

  • @gulliver9085

    @gulliver9085

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@biankas.5038 lol why u triggered...u r the one who need to stfu i have nothing to do with you

  • @safa-pf3wj

    @safa-pf3wj

    4 жыл бұрын

    I know this is realllyyyyy late but, depression isn’t just a genetic thing. Yes people who have a family history of depression or any other illness are more likely but you can develop it from trauma, or any specific event, your diet, things in your life, etc. It isn’t just a genetic thing, you can develop it overtime.

  • @yoonastolejiminsunderwear8949

    @yoonastolejiminsunderwear8949

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@safa-pf3wj what she meant was depression can sprout from families putting you down. when your parents compares you to other kids who do better or lowering your self esteem until you crumble.

  • @safa-pf3wj

    @safa-pf3wj

    4 жыл бұрын

    yoona stole jimin's underwear ohh I misunderstood completely lol. That’s also very true yes. I thought she meant it was only genetic, thanks for that!

  • @stinkeestrwberry
    @stinkeestrwberry4 жыл бұрын

    This episode brought me to tears like the entire audience. Its so sad to hear that she was so burdened and kept so much inside herself.

  • @sangalangangel2333
    @sangalangangel23332 жыл бұрын

    I love how her mom understand that sometimes her daughter was feeling tired emotional and physical. How she's not forcing her to do things because she completely understand her daughter.

  • @staystaystaywithme6456
    @staystaystaywithme64565 жыл бұрын

    Working hard in school and doing too much household choirs and less sleep.. that's also the start of depression, plus your parents dont appreciate things that you do.. it's so heavy it hurts like hell.. then you feel numb eventually and you just want to end all of it.. im tired too.. too tired.

  • @dietgardenkittenmiau1996

    @dietgardenkittenmiau1996

    5 жыл бұрын

    I agree christine. I think that staying indoors and not getting enough fresh air and sunlight can also cause depression. She said she also has knee problems and is in pretty severe pain. That can cause depression as well I think.

  • @nasraibrahim9792

    @nasraibrahim9792

    5 жыл бұрын

    I know it's kinda late to respond since this episode has been aired two months ago but it's not a concern to me cuz I did all kind of house chores, babysitting and school works like non-stop cuz I love my ma and I know one day all these good deeds will be paid off soon enough back to me...I have survived a terrible family issues but still I managed to get a hold on something and be stronger each day...I suffered from back pain and swollen feet and I'll just tell myself that I'M A STRONG WOMAN!

  • @evangelinelee5238

    @evangelinelee5238

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@nasraibrahim9792 lmao you're probably same like her parents so remember not to compare your struggles to your kid's struggles yea

  • @evangelinelee5238

    @evangelinelee5238

    5 жыл бұрын

    I noticed i get depressing thoughts when I don't get enough sleep so yea and my mood swings are crazy too when i dont get the sleep that i need

  • @sonialopez1919

    @sonialopez1919

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@nasraibrahim9792 everyone deals with things differently and you can't compare them to what you did

  • @lindyb6003
    @lindyb60035 жыл бұрын

    I'm so worried about her. She should receive professional help.

  • @amierah171
    @amierah1713 жыл бұрын

    Being the first daughter in asian family is really that hard. Cheer up beautiful🤍 let’s be great together, i pray for you✨

  • @TonyKimtheamusementparkfan
    @TonyKimtheamusementparkfan2 жыл бұрын

    This family should be proud that they have raised such a kind and amazing daughter. I hope they will continue to raise her well, and hopefully she continue to be as happy as she is after this.

  • @uwiblue
    @uwiblue5 жыл бұрын

    I love the way host Lee Young-ja handled this sensitive case. She’s such a sweet, empathic person: a great asset to the show!!! 🤩💝👍💯

  • @meecee9295

    @meecee9295

    5 жыл бұрын

    uwiblue which one is young ja?

  • @uwiblue

    @uwiblue

    5 жыл бұрын

    Mee Cee, she’s the show’s hostess that holds the baby @ 18:59

  • @floralfancy7814

    @floralfancy7814

    2 жыл бұрын

    And has a great sense of humour on top.

  • @oohnysa_2470
    @oohnysa_24705 жыл бұрын

    Did you see how JR look at the daughter at the stage while singing for the baby? He had love in his eyes 😊

  • @caratsoups

    @caratsoups

    5 жыл бұрын

    Unique Chan yes :”)

  • @heshanidelange8186

    @heshanidelange8186

    5 жыл бұрын

    who is JR?

  • @lindasae

    @lindasae

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@heshanidelange8186 Nu'est leader Jr

  • @oohnysa_2470

    @oohnysa_2470

    5 жыл бұрын

    Heshani he is called for being national leader in produce101

  • @sshdontdisturb

    @sshdontdisturb

    5 жыл бұрын

    YES THE ADMIRATION IN HIS EYES WERE SO EVIDENT BUT TBH IF I WAS THERE, I would’ve looked at her the same way that he did. That girl is just so nice and kind and selfless i love her

  • @user-ct5bz1ty1u
    @user-ct5bz1ty1u3 жыл бұрын

    sunmi has had one of the hardest childhoods shes so amazing

  • @user-ct5bz1ty1u

    @user-ct5bz1ty1u

    3 жыл бұрын

    @Zuala Zo i’m talking about the celebrity!! lshe raised her brothers while training in her preteens (12yr old) cause her family was poor and she didn’t have a mom either her dad was also sick and died three month before her debut

  • @AmY-mh7eo
    @AmY-mh7eo4 жыл бұрын

    I’ve already watched this so I’m not gonna talk much about this video, but damn I dont see a single comment talking about this so imma say it even tho u might not agree DANG SHE SO GODDAMN PRETTY

  • @sangwoosashes7496

    @sangwoosashes7496

    4 жыл бұрын

    That’s the first thing I thought when I saw her

  • @sho-pc8up

    @sho-pc8up

    2 жыл бұрын

    Ikr shes so adorable

  • @Moglomlov
    @Moglomlov5 жыл бұрын

    There are things you should and shouldn’t say when someone is going through depression.

  • @johanahjeancortel4392
    @johanahjeancortel43925 жыл бұрын

    As soon as i saw the girls face, i saw the loneliness in her eyes though she is smiling. Poor girl! Me too, i am a lonely type of person. Sometimes i thought of giving up on my life with i don't know what my reason is. I just feel too exhausted and sad. But i find kpop and kdrama that i got to hold on to it and temporarily forget my loneliness.

  • @dietgardenkittenmiau1996

    @dietgardenkittenmiau1996

    5 жыл бұрын

    I'm happy to read that! You should check out SUJU...plug from ELF. They literally add sunshine to my life. One of the members also suffers from depression, and he is pretty open in discussing his struggles. I know they are just celebrities, but I love them.

  • @johanahjeancortel4392

    @johanahjeancortel4392

    5 жыл бұрын

    I love suju too. I admire leeteuk very much. From all the difficulties and struggles he faced in his life, he continues to smile and be his best for his fans.

  • @maryamyeolpark8506

    @maryamyeolpark8506

    5 жыл бұрын

    I'm feeling like that too. Its feels like want to end the life faster cuz i can't handle the difficult situation.

  • @dddd-rz9kp

    @dddd-rz9kp

    5 жыл бұрын

    Yes me too. Kpop is my place to find hapiness ;__; i

  • @aynahan8599

    @aynahan8599

    4 жыл бұрын

    same here. when i saw the girl's face, i can see my old self when i was struggle with depression. i was lightly smiling but still looking so lonely and empty. her face also looks so pale

  • @izr.8465
    @izr.84655 жыл бұрын

    When she said "that is my way of dealing with my life" my heart breaks. Teenagers shouldn't have to deal with life, they should live a happy and hopeful life. Sadly a huge amount of people now a days aren't living but surviving. Parents sometimes don't realize what they are saying, and I haven't understand them yet. I mean it is so frustrating. They said pharses like "you can't hate your dad", "my life is harder than yours", "Did you said you are tired? You haven't done anything today"... I don't even know how to conclude this... This episode make me mad and emotional

  • @suz-2050
    @suz-20503 жыл бұрын

    i relate to her stress so much that i cried practically throughout the whole video, every time i express my pain i get " i suffer too" or "ive been at work all day too" i cry myself to sleep and wake up crying too, no one is aware of so though, they don't ask. I'm also at a point where even words don't mean anything, ive heard them so often and so repeatedly and have said the myself to other people i see struggling that i've sort of become immune to them, there's been probably two times i've snapped the first my dad understood and sympathized and my mum agreed with the issue at the time and the second my mum felt hurt by the words i said and told my sister who then spoke to me about it... which is so unfair to me. anytime anyone has troubles i listen to them wholeheartedly but when i have issues i should keep them to myself because it hurts others? i thought about giving everything up various times, but think the only reason i haven't given up is because i'm religious and i have a fear of what will happen to me if i end it since its against my religion to harm yourself in any way shape or form. al i do now is endure my pain and smile so that others aren't aware if the pain i'm in :)

  • @suz-2050

    @suz-2050

    Жыл бұрын

    @@xxamyy33 hi, can’t believe you replied to a two year comment but yeah, nothings really changed other than me getting older it, im not a super confrontational person so sometimes i just feel like i might aswell let it go seem as people won’t really ever change if that makes sense. i’ve always done that, writing down my feelings i mean, it’s kind of my own therapy session when i know no matter what i say or do won’t change anything. so i open my phone up and write everything i need to and feel while crying then put on some comfort songs or shows/dramas and try to forget everything. my mum won’t ever understand, no matter how much i express so i kind of gave up on that so i just plan on doing what i have to do securing myself and them moving out. like i said words and such don’t work on me anymore almost like going one ear and out the other but thanks for commenting that way i can see how much if anything has changed since i last wrote this.

  • @NachuNagappan03may1999

    @NachuNagappan03may1999

    4 ай бұрын

    ​@@suz-2050hi, are you 18 yet? Did you get to move out and be happy?

  • @shanryu5883
    @shanryu58835 жыл бұрын

    This is why I don't talk my problems to my parents because one time when I was like starting to share "I think I am having a hard time" they just laugh then my parents would tell the exact thing such as like " Do you think we are not having a hard time? Do you thing you are suffering more than we do?" Since then I always keep them to myself and make a cover for them not to see whats inside

  • @JeaSong
    @JeaSong5 жыл бұрын

    Imagine how hard it is to be depressed in a country like Korea. Ugh. It's 2018 already. Can't the elders acknowledge the fact that mental health is important and that people need help??????????? depression is a battlefield and it's impossible to win in just one try. it's a slow and a continuous process, and sometimes it takes years. especially if you're alone through the journey--- that's harder. it's annoying how parents keep on saying "i've had a harder time than you". Like for the nth time, this isn't a contest of who've had the greater pain/suffering!!!

  • @mayomagyo6229

    @mayomagyo6229

    5 жыл бұрын

    Imagine being South East asia and having to go thru life like this

  • @vitalovashahadaamoreta3632

    @vitalovashahadaamoreta3632

    5 жыл бұрын

    @mayomagyo Haha, i relate.

  • @mariagu2602

    @mariagu2602

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thats why i moved to Australia

  • @johnleoneilcalibuso587

    @johnleoneilcalibuso587

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@mayomagyo6229 yeah I can relate to that sht man

  • @user-cc7bf6ou1d

    @user-cc7bf6ou1d

    4 жыл бұрын

    No actually even arabs do that like frequently

  • @cherry0315
    @cherry03153 жыл бұрын

    18:56, 24:28 aww the way he looks at her❤️

  • @baakojernigan7095
    @baakojernigan70955 жыл бұрын

    If she's been diagnosed I really hope this wonderful girl is getting the support she needs.

  • @KiMuse
    @KiMuse5 жыл бұрын

    i cant even the middle brother's responses are so fking funny 😂😂😂

  • @Daria-ii5wd
    @Daria-ii5wd2 жыл бұрын

    진짜 너무 착하면 가족들에게도 호구잡힐 때가 있구나.. 지금은 고3이 된 거 같은데 내년이면 빨리 모든 걸 내려놓고 자기의 행복을 위해 독립하기를

  • @sumyk7163
    @sumyk71633 жыл бұрын

    This one honestly mad me she’d tears because I can relate to her, I’ve always tried to put others feelings and priorities before mine which always resulted in me suffering because I never took the time for my self and try to relieve all the Stress I have endured. She is honestly a strong young girl.

  • @user-sz3rc3kw1p
    @user-sz3rc3kw1p5 жыл бұрын

    If the parents would’ve complimented her instead of comparing, I think she would be fine. If cheerleading is what makes her happy, support her :)

  • @mycatsarecrazyasamf6098
    @mycatsarecrazyasamf60985 жыл бұрын

    My mom would yell at me for doing a small mistake. For example I drop a bottle cap and she either yells or sighs at me. I'm 14 and this has been a problem ever since I was 10. I'm too scared to speak, because I think I will get yelled at. One time on july 4th my parents were inside while my older brother(19) was outside with me and our cousins watching fireworks. My aunt asked me if I wanted to do sparks, so I walked over to do sparks. The thing is... I thought my older brother was watching my younger brother so I did the sparks. My younger brother was in the back of the truck and he fell. My aunt rushed to him and took him inside. I went to check on him and the first thing that happened to me was that I get yelled at. I tried to speak up by saying "I thought (Older brother) was watching him." But my mom said That I was suppose to watch him.. She called me Useless. I was only 12 at the time. My eyes began to fill with tears and I ran to the guest room and cried. The word useless ran through my head and made me cry even more. That word useless made me think I AM useless. I think that I can never do things right even if i make a mistake. I remember what happened so clearly. I believe I am a useless worthless child. My dad called me worthless and I also cried. Most days I would cry in the middle of the night remembering the events that happened. I have had social anxiety ever since I was 9 and it got worse as I grew up. I don't even think I have Self Esteem and confidence. Its all rough for me a 14 year old being told Useless and worthless. Those two words stuck to me like glue. When I am happy I get scared and believe that I don't deserve happiness because I'm a worthless person. I am positive I have Sleeping problems because I always sleep at 2 to 5 in the morning. Sometimes I think that i don't deserve to live because I'm a headache to my parents. I would play in my head what I would do If i were to ever kill myself... I try telling my parents about my social anxiety but they don't care. They think its like a cold, it will go away. I wish people understood me. My parents don't understand me.

  • @whoisintissar

    @whoisintissar

    4 жыл бұрын

    i relate to this a lot. i hope you are able to get help soon and that you wont have to feel this way anymore soon because this is definitely a big concern. i might not know you, but im here for you :)

  • @chelseadianeguevarracarino5976

    @chelseadianeguevarracarino5976

    3 жыл бұрын

    I hope u r doing well now.dont let other people bring u down even if it is your parents learn to love yourself more.❣️

  • @imforrealsoamazinglikeitscrazy

    @imforrealsoamazinglikeitscrazy

    3 жыл бұрын

    I experience that from time to time but only when my parents are frustrated beforehand so I don't know how you feel with being called "useless and worthless" like almost everytime, but I have a friend who has anxiety. Her parents are like yours but she still builds up confidence every now and then to forget about what her parents have said to her. Things like this doesn't need to be gone through by yourself sweetie, sometimes people go through this with others who feel the same or those who understand. If you feel you don't have anyone, you can talk to me or people online (don't tell them where u live tho or any other specific details that can make them find you and DON'T SEND NUDES IF THEY ASK EVEN IF THEY'RE NICE CUZ PEDOS BE EVERYWHERE. IF THEY THREATEN YOU, U MF TELL ME AND ILL WHOOP THEIR ASS and that's on periodt pooh). 😌✌️

  • @ryu_bloop380

    @ryu_bloop380

    3 жыл бұрын

    It ok. Your not alone if you need someone to talk to we can talk if you like!

  • @goldfog1968

    @goldfog1968

    3 жыл бұрын

    I think almost every child can relate to his. Especially my sister always told me that if i keep yelling at her, i would not succeed in life nor have friends and sometimes i would cry thinking about it. I yelled at her for a reason. There is one, i yelled at her because she got mad over me for treating my brother/sister cruelly when both my bro/sis actually was the first one to shout at me sometimes which is impolite in our family to shout at elders. She or my parents would take their side so i just sigh or leave it and kept telling myself its fine but its not and i kept saying i should keep my cries for late, i don't deserve the world, i don't deserve to have feelings or emotions. We all are humans and no one is perfect but they know they made mistake and just never tried to change. Right now I'm speechless, i cannot even talk properly or message people properly because of whatever I'm feeling lately. I hope you understand that so many people love you even if they don't show. Pls tell me that you're fine now

  • @vanillasoda
    @vanillasoda3 жыл бұрын

    My younger siblings were born when I was 2, 4, 6, 9 and 11 year-old. I remember babysitting the fifth and youngest. I put them to sleep and that usually took I hour, did their laundry, play with them and etc. My parents took their first degrees part-time, and my mom even had the fifth and youngest in those 4 years. Once, I had to take a break from school for two weeks to take care of my baby sister when my parents sit for their exams, since they had no one to rely on taking care of the baby. Since I had many siblings at a very young age, my parents did not pay much attention to me since they had no choice but to take care of my younger siblings more. I had many thoughts of running away from home since I was tired of taking care of my younger siblings and lack of attention and care from my parents. I understand this girl's situation. I could see myself in her and all I want is hugging and listening to her.

  • @moonchild3322
    @moonchild33224 жыл бұрын

    ngl i started crying when i heard the daughter she's so sweet and considering, i could relate a bit too and it really hurt, i hope she's doing better now

  • @nicolekyoko5585
    @nicolekyoko55855 жыл бұрын

    I was really shocked when she started describing her depression. It seemed as if she was describing me. Well, i guess i found out that i have depression. Which is no surprise at all. My mum and dad fight 24/7, school stresses the shit out of me and i have no real good friends and i feel lonely and have suicidal thoughts. When i showed my brother a story i wrote he just said : omg that's so emo. Nothing else. They never see or feel how i feel. I always try to keep a straight face and not cry in front of them. When i do, i feel like im a weak person. Whenever i see good friends im kind of jealous and envious of them. But sometimes when they badmouth each other i wonder if there really can be a REAL friendship. Im just dissapointed in whole humanity, because it is costing me my sanity. -n.m

  • @dietgardenkittenmiau1996

    @dietgardenkittenmiau1996

    5 жыл бұрын

    Nicole I'm sorry to read that. Is there anyone you can make friends with at school? Can you join a club?

  • @nicolekyoko5585

    @nicolekyoko5585

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@dietgardenkittenmiau1996 well...they are all fake. I've seen it so many times. They act nice in front of each other and when the other leaves, the other one starts saying bs.

  • @MsYahdahlah

    @MsYahdahlah

    5 жыл бұрын

    You sound a lot like me. Sometimes I wished time would stand still so I could breathe. No one understood me. No one took my emotions seriously. Like you, I had friends but I learned early not to rely on them. I had no one but me. My parents had their own issues and stresses. They forgot I was a kid. I didn't know what being an adult was but I was forced to behave like one. My brother and sister had no idea what I was going through. Whenever they did something wrong, I got the punishment. I grew up sad, lonely and angry. After years of trying to figure out why I was so unhappy, a doctor asked me if I was depressed. I was shocked. Depression never occurred to me. Finding that out was the first step to my recovery. The second step was finding the right people to talk to. I feel so much better now and I know you can too. Please find someone to talk to. Don't give up. Find your happiness.

  • @janerm3940

    @janerm3940

    5 жыл бұрын

    Sorry to hear that. People generally won't ever get to feel what depression feels like, so they're not able to even relate. Either that, or they're so consumed and occupied by their own demons to even be present. Good friends will laugh when you fall, while holding out a hand to lift you up. Good friends don't badmouth each other. Good friends support each other through thick and thin. Your friends sound toxic tbh, I wouldn't touch them with a 10ft pole.

  • @nicolekyoko5585

    @nicolekyoko5585

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@janerm3940 exactly they're occupied about their own things. You only can find who a good person is when you're stressing, but they try to calm you down and just say crap it to their business and pay full attention. A "friend" of mine says : talk to me about stuff. But when i do, she doesnt even pay attention and just says : mhm, yeah, i see. And looks around.

  • @joycebaltazarsone
    @joycebaltazarsone5 жыл бұрын

    I can see her lonely eyes but bright smiles.💔

  • @mohammedmozammel60
    @mohammedmozammel604 жыл бұрын

    18:56 the way he looks at her is so cute 😂

  • @789iik

    @789iik

    4 ай бұрын

    Do u know whois he?

  • @ajaxistall

    @ajaxistall

    4 ай бұрын

    @@789iikhe is JR of NU’EST

  • @calmdiamond
    @calmdiamond5 жыл бұрын

    Luckily the mom want to understand her. My mom was never like that. She keep saying that she’s also having a tough time and keep comparing with mine. I know its hard for my mom since she got divorced at 49 years old. But its hard for me too. She lose a husband but my mom tend to forget that i lose a father too. Since they get divorce i never contact my father anymore since my mom doesnt really like it. My father also never try to contact me either. I have 2 younger brother and 1 younger sister to care about. Since i am the only one that can drive in the family besides my mom, i always took the responsibility to drive my younger sister and brother back to their school or hostel eventhough i have a really bad backpain. When my mom get sick, i always make sure the house clean since if i sat at home and just get rest, my mom would scold me. I’m always tired doing house chores but my mom rarely compliment me for doing that . I have no close friends either. I’m so lonely nowadays. Hmmmm

  • @michellehenry3673

    @michellehenry3673

    5 жыл бұрын

    May god bless you :) Be happy.

  • @sudiptachowdhury1497

    @sudiptachowdhury1497

    5 жыл бұрын

    Aww dont say that U am akways besude you

  • @snowie1023

    @snowie1023

    5 жыл бұрын

    I hope you’re okay! Thank you for being so hardworking and helping out your mum! You’re doing well! Remember you’re not alone :) and as weird as it is, a stranger from across the world is thinking of you :)

  • @mayomagyo6229

    @mayomagyo6229

    5 жыл бұрын

    Lets be friends ❤

  • @malu8710

    @malu8710

    4 жыл бұрын

    Same. Except my dad has been abusive and has a girlfriend but they haven't divorced yet. We suffered for so long and I knew it was my mom that suffered more. So I kept quiet for 7 years. Suddenly, as I got older these things during my childhood got to me along with a competitive school and pressure to get good grades. And being an outcast. But when I told my mom I need help finally, she said that I have no reason to be. I love her and she loves me too. And she went through an extremely hard time for so long but she forgets that I was just a kid when I saw all of it

  • @kpopfamherearmyblinkstayex7638
    @kpopfamherearmyblinkstayex76385 жыл бұрын

    I started crying when the daughter started crying becuase it must be so hard for her to be with people who dont really understand her :((

  • @tojismassivemantiddies1484
    @tojismassivemantiddies14843 жыл бұрын

    i was crying so hard, but then the middle sibling apear and i burst into laughter, that the definition of being the middle sibling 😭😭😭😭

  • @jisooturtlerabbitkim7160
    @jisooturtlerabbitkim71603 жыл бұрын

    I hate it when parents say “when I was young” “in my time “ kinda stuff is just so stupid like we are from different generations it’s kinda stupid to just compare

  • @msxingtze
    @msxingtze5 жыл бұрын

    This is the first time I feel so related to a story. Till now at 28, when I tell my mom I'm sad n life is tough, she replied the same as the mom, "I have tougher life than you, i dont understand why you keep complaining ". And my dream was the same as the daughter, to have a stable job. This is my greatest regret. I hope I can go to this girl and tell her my experience. Own your life!

  • @winternight1420
    @winternight14205 жыл бұрын

    “People are crying in the audience” While I’m crying in my room I hope she gets better, she’s so lovely

  • @aya_511
    @aya_5112 жыл бұрын

    It’s sad how I can relate to this it really is sad and I’m happy her mom stood up and did something and I hope they will live with a happy relationship :)

  • @missnekodes
    @missnekodes2 жыл бұрын

    She is precious. She is so concerned about her mom and dad and thinking already to support them😭😭

  • @bangbangwilliams3763
    @bangbangwilliams37635 жыл бұрын

    Wow parents who decide to have children later in life dont know how their older children feel. I feel like the parents need to step up their game since they want to have children again they shouldn't rely on their daughter so much. She is at that age where every little thing will set her off.

  • @dietgardenkittenmiau1996

    @dietgardenkittenmiau1996

    5 жыл бұрын

    LOL I bet you 100% it was just an accident. It is actually really hard to keep from having an unwanted pregnancy when you are married and sexually active. They probably thought YAY...she is not fertile...lets get it on...and BAM...baby #3

  • @bangbangwilliams3763

    @bangbangwilliams3763

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@dietgardenkittenmiau1996 ???

  • @user-pj9ho1lv3f

    @user-pj9ho1lv3f

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@dietgardenkittenmiau1996 there's something called condoms and other forms of birth control. The woman could've tied her tubes. Honestly. I hate how parents don't think of their other children before deciding to have another baby with that kind of age gap. This includes my parents. I am still very disappointed that they decided to have another kid 12 years later after I was born. I feel like Korean older generations don't like the idea of birth control bc it could mess with you and all, but gosh, just go use it. Or don't have sex at all. It's that simple. I don't like it when parents like those or even my parents don't think of the consequences later on with the other children bc obviously, the other children will feel super burdensome too. I was so angry when my dad said that my sister (who is 12 years younger than me) was born with a golden spoon, meaning that she has everything. Two parents who are happy, an older sister and older brother who got her back, a nice house, parents who could support, a older sister who is to become a doctor, everything a child could ask for a happy family. I was devastated. I really hope that parents are considerate of their other children before having unprotected sex; with a possibility of having another kid. It hurts when your life has to be adjusted just for that kid. If you plan to have another kid, don't look for help from your other kid. It's your responsibility to raise another human being and you made that decision to have sex without a condom. Don't rely on your other kids bc what happens is what that girl goes through. It's a real problem.

  • @michellep3374
    @michellep33745 жыл бұрын

    20:18 wow she really IS the "young" mother 😲😲😲😲😲 see how she and her mom react at the SAME time? omg ☹

  • @costarica9685
    @costarica96854 жыл бұрын

    The mother is so understanding of her daughter. My mother would never care. If I tell her my issues she is going to taunt me only.

  • @yellowishme2635
    @yellowishme26354 жыл бұрын

    No one talk how the way JR look at the girl , omg😭

  • @maryjaneri
    @maryjaneri5 жыл бұрын

    such a good mom for worrying snd caring.. i know how much of a stigma there is around mental illness in korea..

  • @melodyjaye2589
    @melodyjaye25895 жыл бұрын

    She's the best daughter/ sister/ firstborn. She's so considerate of her family more than herself. Her parents couldn't even see her sufferings. I think a lot of parents have the same mindset of "when i was at your age..." comparison and that's why they usually thought that their child and also whatever that is.. I honestly hate that..

  • @lingeshkarthik9671
    @lingeshkarthik96712 жыл бұрын

    She is an angel who was sent as a blessing to their parents!! Cherish her❤️

  • @nrlnadiahhhh
    @nrlnadiahhhh3 жыл бұрын

    tears rolled down her face as she speaks :(

  • @clydep1670
    @clydep16705 жыл бұрын

    “I’m afraid she’ll lose fans if she speaks up” This one really was hard to watch, seeing how upset and seeing he’s dad act like that, OOO I WANTED TO PUNCH HIM UNTIL HE FINALLY UNDERSTOOD.

  • @janewow77
    @janewow775 жыл бұрын

    This is the first time I never truly blame anyone. I admire the daughter so much. Mom and dad have faults too but I cannot blame them. I can understand her dad's side as the head of the family. He may not be good at expressing himself in words but I can see that he is a pretty calm dad and he works hard for the family. His job can be stressful too. It may be awkward at first but I hope he continues to say what he said at the end to his daughter. I can also understand her mom. It's not easy to give birth at older age and she has sickness too. Her mom is pretty considerate too. That's why she sent her concern for this show. She doesn't want to burden her husband although she ends up relying on her daughter too much. For the middle child, well, he is just a boy being boy. Hopefully soon, when he's older he can be a son the family can rely on. For the daughter, after this show, many people admire you. What a selfless and kind daughter! Love your family but focus more on yourself too.

  • @caratbella7150
    @caratbella71503 жыл бұрын

    I've watched this multiple times but I still cry hard. This kid is really admirable. I wonder how she's doing now

  • @sol-qm4pp
    @sol-qm4pp2 жыл бұрын

    such wonderful girl, thank you for being strong, considerate and being patient with your parents

  • @netijen1535
    @netijen15355 жыл бұрын

    This reminded me when I was 15. I was really depressed and subtly told my mom. Guess what she said? "Stop complaining and just *enjoy* it !" It felt like she forced me to continuendrink some toxic when I already suffering. Not to mention they got angry at me because I never smiled or laughed anymore. Come on, I wanted to die, okay? And because I couldnt explain due to their response, they turned manipulative and verbally abusive to me. Fast forward six years later, I haven't really healed. My pain and healing will come in waves. But... It got better. A little bit better each day, in case one of you reading this is having the same experience.

  • @xjpnfanx

    @xjpnfanx

    5 жыл бұрын

    attacced by jinhwan same

  • @soooa8700

    @soooa8700

    5 жыл бұрын

    saha ieu l

  • @alice_in_wonderland9997

    @alice_in_wonderland9997

    5 жыл бұрын

    I never remembered being loved bc my parents wanted a boy. I felt like a disappointment and it is my fault for not being a boy and l felt guilty for it. (During my early teenage years 9-12yo, l tried to act like a boy as a way to feel a tiny bit better XD) my brother was Bron when l was 7and l got in the same situation as this girl. Each time l complain about negative feelings, my mom would tell me how her childhood was harder and l should be happy and stop being a selfish brat. I get yelled at for not smiling too and even now, l find it hard to express love toward ppl l care for. It is awkward, ldk how. My brother is 14, he only household chore he does is walk to the fridge and eat something. I want to die, l told my mom once and she handled me her pain medication and told me a bottle would be enough to kill me. She also said l am so self centered, l dont aknowledge her hardship and l dont deserve to be her daughter and to live. I guess my body is pretty strong coz l swallowed the whole bottle and survived. I tried suicide many times and quit before actually doing it coz l am a weak-willed pussy. I am just hiding all that and pretend l love my family and l love caring for my brother, clean the house and earn money for them. I am secretly starving myself hoping that will kill myself. I starve for so many reasons. It is weird but l somewhat want to live sometime and l starve so l can at least look pretty and get complimented by other ppl for superficial things as looks. I starve because l know ppl are going to treate me better if l am thin (l was humiliated by my own mother so many time because l was chubby when l was a teen). I am craving for the feeling of being liked even l know that if ppl like me for my looks, they don't really like me. I starve to be better at ballet, have more confidence when l play music, to be able to talk to ppl and be more outgoing. I also starve because my brother is severely overweight and the thinner l am, the fatter he looks beside me and it hurts my mother that he is overweight. My extended family makes jokes about him bullying me at home and eat all my food. I enjoyed that, I want him to suffer some of the stuff l endured. I starve because l hope l will die.

  • @kunsoongshi

    @kunsoongshi

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@alice_in_wonderland9997 hey you, are you okay? Sorry for reading this too late and responding too late. Please, they dont deserve your life. Don't take your life, you are showing them that you are weak. Cry if you need to, dont bottle up. Its fine, its totally fine to cry. I used to be in that situation, but nowadays, I just think about what makes me happy. Keep thinking of happy things, do things that makes you happy, and if u cannot stand it anymore, than fight. If you can take a break from the relationship, then go somewhere far. Go away, run from it. Be idle for a while. No matter what you do, do it for the sake of your life. Stop thinking about others. You matter the most. If at all you are reading this, just know that there will always be a person care for you.

  • @kaylee_9847

    @kaylee_9847

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@alice_in_wonderland9997 Not killing yourself isn't weak, it's brave. It shows that you are strong enough to deal with whatever shit people throw your way.

  • @itsemoli5054
    @itsemoli50545 жыл бұрын

    This girl is so lovely and kind, I just got this feeling that I need to give her a huge hug all the time I see tears in her eyes. I feel so sorry for her and want her to feel better 'cause she totally deserves it!! Well, I think it's quite important to spread more loe these days so: Everyone who is reading this, fell hugged and lots of love from me ♥

  • @BintaSow1709

    @BintaSow1709

    3 жыл бұрын

    I had exactly the same hurge ,i cried my eyes out and i wanted to hug her so much.I felt like i was seeing myself.And the fact that they didn't talk about her suicidal tought that much made me kinda sad.Cause I know that it's not enough for her to feel happy again .that if her parents rely on that day only for her to be happy then all that would have meant nothing.I just want her to be happy again .(sorry i'm not fluent in english 😅)

  • @CG-tb4mz
    @CG-tb4mz4 жыл бұрын

    I was diagnosed by Depression! And I also endure it by myself, to be honest its really hard knowing you can't share your problem, and as of now I had suicidal toughts, I really want to jump in the building, to cheer myself up, I just talk to myself, talk to god, listen to worship songs, and cry alone. In God's name hope I can fight with this.

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