It’s even worse for those who had mental health issue before covid

@Brandonhayhew

3 жыл бұрын

People with mental disorder needs to talk to the doctors

@drakecarter1780

3 жыл бұрын

In the US, it's easily 400 dollars for an hour session and that's with insurance.

@Brandonhayhew

3 жыл бұрын

@@drakecarter1780 how much for a surgery in the emergency hospital

@drakecarter1780

3 жыл бұрын

@@Brandonhayhew 1200 for stable stiches removal.

@Brandonhayhew

3 жыл бұрын

@@drakecarter1780 that much for removal of stable stitches. That’s insane.

friendship is the most underrated type of relationship that people need

@shubhamkumbhar5986

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr....

@tony001212

3 жыл бұрын

Some people are strong minded, some are extremely dependants and can't live without friends...I consider myself a strong since lonelyness is not a big business for me...but I believe I also understand this kind of people.

@Vedrajrm

3 жыл бұрын

You can’t always have friends with you. You can always have you with you. Be comfortable with yourself

@poonampawar9475

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it has take big toll during pandemic.

@datway3582

3 жыл бұрын

Yup, still on intense lockdown where I live, I can’t take it anymore. I can’t afford to travel or even do anything. My friends are all on different career paths than me. We don’t talk as much all I do is watch KZread and exercise. Atleast I still have my best friend, my mother

I swear this pandemic destroyed my academic grades.

@rulerofeternity7910

3 жыл бұрын

Same.....

@pragueexpat5106

3 жыл бұрын

But employers don't give a damn about grades, or even which subjects you took.

@collan580

3 жыл бұрын

It did the opposite for me, i took 25% more uni classes than before while getting grades between 4-5(max is 5)

@farrelpermadi5471

3 жыл бұрын

I am not sure for mine, but after a year of pandemic, my scores are rising a lot and most of them are 80s to 90s, and also before the pandemic, I still got a lot of 70s more than 80s and little 90s. Though in the first term I got a 50 on a subject in my report card, but it increases day by day when the pandemic goes, though I sometimes feeling depressed, but just trying to keep it

@collan580

3 жыл бұрын

@@farrelpermadi5471 pandemic has its pros and cons, i feel sorry for those who started uni at fall. My first year was the best when it came to parties and programs. We need to keep ourselves together for a few months

I'm an introvert, at first I thought my life isn't that different before and after pandemic. But as time goes on, it felt more and more overwhelming.

@jessi9605

2 жыл бұрын

Same.

@Saudyization

2 жыл бұрын

U can always be an introvert but for how long??.. That's question. No can be lonely til they grey

@seven-qs5tm

2 жыл бұрын

@@Saudyization not me i love being alone if i could i want to be a hermit and live in a cave away from the society for ever

@Saudyization

2 жыл бұрын

@@seven-qs5tm well..okay... just let your menta takes u at any dark levels.. stay safe 🤘🍸

@bp8700

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you're better now :) you're not alone.

The coronavirus pandemic has caused huge stress in many people at all ages, but affected the younger people because they cannot find jobs and they cannot have a social life such as meeting their friends.

@NazriB

2 жыл бұрын

Lies again? Brain no good

@Mia-ei4mh

2 жыл бұрын

It's affecting adults too, job is too tough, wfh is taking a toll on us😭

@JollyMidnight

2 жыл бұрын

It is so depressing

the modern school system is one of the reasons why young people's mental health is rotting away

@Judah132

3 жыл бұрын

That sounds plausible

@javierpacheco8234

2 жыл бұрын

I never liked school, always got into fights, never liked my teachers, never learned anything and I'm still ok, nothing bad happened to me.

@MissJade805

2 жыл бұрын

@@javierpacheco8234 Well it’s good that nothing bad happened to you afterwards. But unfortunately it’s doesn’t turn out that way for others. Lol

@javierpacheco8234

2 жыл бұрын

@@MissJade805 I mean for me it's still hard becuase I don't have many friends and I'm always alone, and my family doesn't care about me since I'm a failure, but I don't want to end my life becuase it's too important, I have to persevere even if I have to do it all by myslef. I feel bad for those who did end their lives, becuase they could've been saved, but we always learn things the hard way and unexpectedly. Especially the families who lost to it and are grieving. For most people with suicide ideation, they don't feel or accept love no more, they just feel pure sadness and hopelessness. They just want their suffering to end becuase it's constant and they can't find a way out.

@JollyMidnight

2 жыл бұрын

It is really concerning

Stress, worries and negative thoughts leads to decreased immune system to fight against any kind of virus attacks.

@stupifyingstupedity2112

3 жыл бұрын

Important reminder.

@r0conscious

3 жыл бұрын

Evolution taking care of this beautiful planet

@MrLoobu

3 жыл бұрын

Only if they are deep enough to be constant and stop you taking care of yourself. Thats why the data plays out like that, stress itself doesnt instantly lower the immune system the way you say, and the word stress means many different things in the body.

@NabStarMW3

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrLoobugo get your bloodclot vaccine 🤡

exercising at home 3 times/week and jogging 1-2/week are the only things that keep me going through this diabolical time

@conqueringyourselfisthebes4766

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah ! exercising relaxes body ,mind .

@Eusantdac

3 жыл бұрын

Ya, exercise and fresh air is always good. It can help change the mood to feeling much better.

@dieglhix

3 жыл бұрын

jogging is illegal where i live lmao

@dieglhix

3 жыл бұрын

dont forget about having a job/finances sorted

@rayj.4527

3 жыл бұрын

Exercise and watch comedy shows/series/movies.

bro im more worried about my financial rather than depression, i dont mind having suicidal thought as long my rent is paid off.

@Santalucesguy

3 жыл бұрын

Jajajaja true

@Eusantdac

3 жыл бұрын

Suicidal thoughts can lead to suicide. At that point, rent is not needed. So, please look at help when feeling down. My brother-in-law committed suicide. It's real.

@Hagser

3 жыл бұрын

@@Eusantdac Oh im sorry...

@nublu6344

2 жыл бұрын

Kill the land lord then. 🤣🕶️

A 15 year old is not a millennial by any definition.

@cat3784

3 жыл бұрын

it gen z

@Drakey_Fenix

3 жыл бұрын

@@cat3784 zoomer

@adamdomenicpacione7574

3 жыл бұрын

Gen z and millennial and older are all effected. Anxiety doesn't discriminate. I struggle with some anxiety and often talk about my issue with it. Were more open about it. I'm from Gen z try growing up in that time and not having anxiety stress uncertainty.

I'm used to staying inside a lot so I'm not anxious about that, but what I am upset about is the amount of stress we're getting from school (I'm 16).....

@user-xq4st9ie7r

3 жыл бұрын

Be careful. I've been in your situation and thought like you about being used to loneliness etc. but it's just happening beneath the surface. You can't get a "real mental health issue" without even noticing it.

@collan580

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-xq4st9ie7r Even i who likes to be alone get lonely nowadays. I was so used to meeting people, in-between uni classes and at least once a week me and my friends went out to grab a beer or something and now we cant really meet and everything is online while im stuck in a flat. At least i have flatmates.

@JR-kk6ce

3 жыл бұрын

You have to set up your own "canaries in a mine" to be able to objectively judge you own mental health. For example, we know that exercise is good. So, set up a daily exercise routine. Set up a couple of more daily routines. Then, if you find yourself not doing these two or three routines that are good for you, it is an objective warning that all is not well. As far as stress from school or such, one of the most important life lesson is to learn to differentiate (triage) the demands that others place on you and not pay so much attention to the ones that are unimportant. Yes, there may be consequences for not meeting all expectations, but if you meet the ones that are important to you, you will be way ahead of the game. Finally, know this, you are not alone. Consider this post as my virtual reaching out to you. I stand with you buddy.

@johnnypham2850

3 жыл бұрын

@@JR-kk6ce You are kind. THANKS

@aregmartirosyan2076

2 жыл бұрын

Next year is my grad year and my mental health is continously declining my mood swings have become worse...and I am 17

Those in developed countries can't imagine how fatal it's in poor countries like India wherein the pandemic has destroyed millions of jobs and lives. Multiply it with devastation due to incompetent PM.

I feel like the environment is capitalizing on loneliness and depression ... like, longing for community and people increases our usage of online media, so technically our mental health struggles benefits tech cooperations.

@jessi9605

2 жыл бұрын

More money in their pockets

@jessi9605

2 жыл бұрын

They don't care about us

@Adeyum64

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessi9605 Like MJ said back then And it sadly still is relevant

@JollyMidnight

2 жыл бұрын

Destroys us

@YouTuber-dz5kc

Жыл бұрын

And we spend more to fill the void..

So we can see why animals are traumatised & depressed & show behavioural problems... captivity is cruelty to all sentient beings 😪🤮🌍

My society is basically out of the pandemic now but I still feel the mental scars of quarantine

@anormaldude127

11 ай бұрын

reflecting back on it now I have always bean by myself so I havent noticed the pandemic at all. I am 98 % introverted and a loner

Covid-19 scared me, the lockdowns damaged me. There was never a justification for the lockdowns. It's our basic human right to decide, on an individual basis, if we risk ourselves and our lives. It's not anyone's place to force others to behave safely all because of their own selfish desire to feel safe.

I've been suffering from anxiety and depression it's been 7 months worried about my future..😭 I JUST NEED ONE JOB!!

@darshan9087

3 жыл бұрын

@@-ahmed121 Thank you.. I'm trying to be strong day by day.. tho it's becoming harder.. But it's okay.. :)

@tejaskadam758

3 жыл бұрын

Stay strong mere bhai

I had a baby right in the beginning of the pandemic (March 2020), and it has been a very hard year. Thankfully it’s starting to feel like things are getting better, it has been very very hard to not be able to receive any family or friend support as a brand new mother.

@BigBoss-sm9xj

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck and best of wishes to you and your baby!

This is terrible what we are doing to our young generation people at age of 18-25.....

I miss partying and Meeting people the most

being a Kid growing up during these tough times. not only the worst time of my childhood but to be Alive

man my mental health is already deteriorating with all kinds of problems.the pandemic just makes it worse

In addition; I've had some homicidal thoughts a few times too. It's crazy how much I see others as threats to my happiness. Ever since I've started going to church and having interactions with people, I found out that people can be surprisingly friendly. Update: Months after the pandemic ended, I feel so much more like my VERY long lost goofy hyper self than I did before the pandemic! The power of finally getting your meds right😂!

It's been over a year now since I have found it difficult to think about the future. This pandemic has shed some light upon the type of society we live in. I have strong fears that people are growing apart from each other, living careless lives that impact in a negative way ones that are trying to make a difference. Each day I find fewer and fewer reasons to be part of the self-destructing race, that we have become. Positive examples are very hard to find, but still, I try not to lose the small amount of hope I have...

@JollyMidnight

2 жыл бұрын

:((

There is a mental health epidemic almost nobody is talking about. This is making a huge impact in quality of life and specially on workers productivity, that is going down the drain. Too much pressure and no work-life balance. This is as bad as the Covid pandemic.

@sweettoko995

Жыл бұрын

The covid pandemic exposed vulnerabilties in so many of our systems, work life balances includedd. We need to figure out a way to make work much less oppressive, and more rewarding (like a farmer enjoying his harvest versus a factory worker doing the same thing over and over again.)

This needs too be over.

@adamdomenicpacione7574

2 жыл бұрын

I agree stigma removed from mental health is a good thing. But everything else not to important.

Lets talk about the mental health of the governments and companies that caused all of this maybe.

I moved abroad in November 2019...it's had been a struggle ever since the pandemic. I've ever felt so stuck. I cry so often it's crazy.

@bk10200

2 жыл бұрын

Bad timing. But, you are not the only one. Just go with the flow.

It's really difficult being isolated from everyone

I don't hate the pandemic. I am fifty and always wear my mask when I go out. I am mostly reclusive. I have been hermit like for nearly ten years. Being schizophrenic helps me out because I talk to my voices to pass time.

@melelconquistador

3 жыл бұрын

Do you have advice for when the voices become rude?

@JollyMidnight

2 жыл бұрын

I never had voices in my head before like this, but now experienced . Inside my head

@gellande227

Жыл бұрын

I am not schizophrenic, but I had psychosis once. Only then (well maybe the months before) I experienced voices and shadow people. May I ask, what do you think the voices are? Just your own brain is generating or are you in communication with dead people? What do you believe?

I was 19 and in college when it happened. I am now so different but in 2018, my dad got severely ill and passed away. At the same time i was suffering from the worst ed my emetophobia could of ever given me, moved away from my home, going through a heartbreak/boy problems, and was being physically abu*** the majority of those problems continued for 2 years and when the pandemic started I was alone in my room all day everyday with the traumas and thoughts of what happened to me. It made the anger, sadness, and fear worse. I feel like I no longer have a spark in life, and I want to quit my job, drop out of school, and end my dreams of wanting to be a pediatrician. I also gained a ton of weight. I, ironically, just want to be alone in my room and sleep all day. It’s not the same as it was.

@keziahcadena2001

Жыл бұрын

I used to be so fit, i was a runner in track, i used to be so motivated, my space would always be clean and i was at the top of my class, i used to have a sleep schedule, and always was going out with friends and family. I turned 22 in February and i feel like all i am good for is sleeping in, not turning in my assignments, not going to class, going late to work, and being on my phone all damn day. I’m sorry if this came off as strong, but this comment section felt appropriate and like a safe space to show the anger and sadness i have. I hope one day things can get better, i have so much potential, i dont want to loose it.

@keziahcadena2001

Жыл бұрын

Things that have held me up: I am catholic, and i love my religion and Jesus. I love Liam Payne and Louis Tomlinson, i feel like i can relate to them on a personal level. I love music and concerts and i no longer have emetophobia after battling it for 18 years. I’ve come so far but i got a long way to go. And in no way am I ungrateful for the things that i have, I am just in such a bad place mentally that i feel pessimistic. That is so new to me since i am an optimist.

@pliegor2010

Жыл бұрын

It’ll get better!! Trust God and try to take each thing one step at a time ❤

I lost my hope, i'm depressed. I no longer trust any form of government. I moved 2000km aeay from home, to study. No friends, nothing. Everyday is just another day. It has been so long since I felt happy.

@sweettoko995

Жыл бұрын

Apathy can be a curshing feeling, but its a natural human reaction. We are a concscious speics that relies on our decisions to survive, whether or not we think something is important is dependant on what you do already. Force yourself to do something to break your stupor and enjoy the world.

There is always hope of light after the dark pandemic 😷

@jessi9605

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry to be negative Nancy but the world will never be the same with all that's going on let's be real. We're close to a civil war.

I'm from Norway and my gf lives in the filipines and we haven't been able to meet last year cuz of this pandemic, and shutdown of borders it's depressing not knowing when it will be possible to travel. And only 97 to 99% survives and they lock down everything cuz of the safetyism policy we have to keep everyone safe forever .... I wonder when the governments will give up trying to control ppl..

@saraandstuartshannon2160

3 жыл бұрын

Everyone should be safe and nobody is safe. This policy is most harmful. It’s bad for young and bad for old who can’t see their loved ones.

@PHlophe

3 жыл бұрын

Dorffen from Norwegen. the French borders are due to be open in Juli and Augustus. if i was you i would book a flight from either the UK or France , book yourself a 2 night stay at a 2 start hotel and get tested the day before the flight and you'll be fine. i plan to visit my parents in France and then my grand parents in germany later this summer. I am in Kenya right now. this is my plan. I love kenya of course but visa restrictions are a bit too crazy right now and the kenyan authorities are super strict with anyone coming from europe. i can understand.

Pandemic affect me a lot.. I used to be a good student and now I failed my two subjects

We are watching this because deep inside you feel better when you see others are suffering as well.

@sweettoko995

Жыл бұрын

Its almost as if it has a name, oh wait its called 'empathy'

@user-rl5ij5zo6e

11 ай бұрын

True.

I have mental illness far before covid struck. I have depression, anxiety, and panic attack. Covid just made my depression gets worse. Now i have to fight with severe depression and anxiety. Life sucks and it doesnt worth to fight for anymore. I wanna die.

@daveg2006

Жыл бұрын

Same here.

Well the pandemic is not the problem is just that covid acted as a magnifying glass, the problems are a result of the way we operate as a society (the whole world I mean).

@MrZozue

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly, there is too much material production (badly distributed) and too little happiness. No social cohesion at all.

I'm definitely depressed and anxious and suffering from poor sleep😞😟😩

@PHlophe

3 жыл бұрын

Devyani, chamomille tea and honey is a good start. but you need to try to schedule sex for evenings , it'll knock you out and reset your sleeping schedule in the process. oh and don't watch too much netflix. it'll eff up your eyeballs after a while.

In first I loved it. Things weren't going that great for me, and the pandemic gave me a huge breather. I did decide to change three months before the pandemic including taking distance from all my friends. Due to the pandemic I've had no chance to make contact anymore.

@jasonjones4036

Жыл бұрын

Get back out there

We must all start looking after our loved ones who are isolated & lonely. We shall reach out and touch someone "REMOTELY" unless otherwise safely.

I am always anxious and thinking about my future or what will happen if I drop out of school. I really can't study anymore and that makes me more stressed. I make decisions without thinking and also I have become more insecure .

@elaineperry7312

Жыл бұрын

Me too.

Millennial are not aged 15-34.... Gen z starts from people born in 1996 so people who are 24 or younger are not millenials

@alexandersebela370

3 жыл бұрын

These categories are really dumb anyway. Just know when you were born and that's it. People started use them recently and almost none fit.

@martin8123

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexandersebela370 they're not dumb... they're meant to draw separations between demographics shifts. It's an important categorical difference to draw a line between say baby boomers and generation X. It's not just namesake.

@collan580

3 жыл бұрын

@@martin8123 Yeah but especially on the edge of a generation it feels a bit dumb. Like i was born in 97, gen Z is around 97-2010. My childhood is way different than those who born in 2008. We didnt have smartphones almost until high school, videogames were way different and it was still "nerdy" to be a gamer. Social media was in its infancy in our teenage years while nowadays kids grew up with technology in their hand, smartphones, tablets, smart watches, smart assistants, netflix, spotify, youtube, cellular internet, mature social media.

@martin8123

3 жыл бұрын

@@collan580 Yes but that's not just about your age, your socioeconomic status and place of birth have a huge effect on that as well. The point isn't that for instance gen z or baby boomers have similar lives growing up, it's meant to signify massive demographic changes in huge groups of people. Your childhood was different than someone born in 2008, but your understanding of technology is surely still on average higher than someone born in for instance 1987 as opposed to 1997. Sure the difference between someone born in 1994 and 1997 is very minimal but you have to draw the line in the sand somewhere right?

@collan580

3 жыл бұрын

@@martin8123 I think 15 years is just too much for this kind of mesurement. Like how a lot of 40 year old millenials struggle with technology while 28 year olds dont have a problem. Or older genZ like me almost finished with the 2nd diploma while younger ones arent even in high school.(Or if we look at the 2012 cutoff age than they basically 2nd graders). We experience massive changes in a small time and it makes these kind of big generalisations useless.

i have and had several illness during pandemic that i never had before. not being able to do what i love is killing me. gaming amd chatting keep me sane

Environmental destruction, pandemic, right wing politicians, discrimination, rising house prices!

@Judah132

3 жыл бұрын

Talk and discuss with people about those issues - read and educate yourself, and categorically analyzes the current trend of the world - be politically active, or active within your university/academy - address or even publish these issues within a sophisticated and scientific framework, yet also be blissful and radical - passionately dedicate your life towards natural-/social sciences, the arts or charity. Just in general, try to fix these problems whenever possible (step by step) - ... it will take a lot of work to do so. But it will definitely benefit everyone.

Introverts watching this and seeing the pandemic lockdown as part of their everyday: ok....

@Calvbread

3 жыл бұрын

Yup those noobs 🤣

@MoskusMoskiferus1611

3 жыл бұрын

"First Time ?"

@eightypeter4643

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you. Not for a lot of other people. Want a cookie?

@jessi9605

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao me

@sweettoko995

Жыл бұрын

Thats not an introvert, thats a loner

I’d say it’s the growing wealth gap between the boomers and millennials. All these young adults are the ones loosing the jobs while the majority of boomers are just working their already overpaid job from him? Or collection pensions that pay more than some jobs.. I’m the most tired of being lectured by boomers who clearly do t have my best interest in mind

@wendychee4978

3 жыл бұрын

You are SO RIGHT! I’m a boomer and I keep trying to point this out to my friends. We have had the best of times and are so selfish. I know that you guys are struggling and definitely don’t have the same opportunities as we had to receive a fair wage for your work. The cost of food and housing, etc is so crazy and wages aren’t keeping up at all! I wish you luck and hope that we can somehow lessen the inequalities in the near future!

@Will-zc8cq

3 жыл бұрын

@@wendychee4978 thanks for the comment Wendy, I would suggest that our generation stoops paying for the boomers retirement. Study’s show that our generation won’t be getting that due to the over abuse by boomers. I suggest at least cutting them off, and getting their hands out of our younger generation’s pockets this is disgraceful

Always been a bit anxious and shy. But the Pandemic etc. made it way worse. It was suddenly "good" to not meet other people. So I didn't and still try to avoid it.

I've been suffering quietly with anxiety depression 💔 breakdown during the summer of February 2020 of not seeing and greeting my dear friends physically before isolation lockdown

To be honest the truth is, lonelyness dont relate to pandemic, theres sooo soo many people feels lonely even before pandemic. Friendship or true social bonding will still going well if both side agree and invest effort to connect... even via skype call. Unfortunately, theres these unspoken rule of social interaction that online call is lame, not cool, what ever... those making them not puting effort to stay in touch, or some dont want to talk to someone... these are the real reason why people feel alone inside.

@VonTyrant

3 жыл бұрын

This is sadly true.

@Amaling

3 жыл бұрын

What? No, I was literally socializing all the time before the pandemic, and hardly ever now. Online interactions are generally too structured to naturally work frequently compared to seeing someone on campus. There are only so many people you’re willing to do that with, so casual friendships simply don’t exist now. And there is an undeniable benefit to physically being with that person, having contact etc I’m already tired enough with covid and online studies, spending frequent time investing effort into socializing can be backbreaking when I’m already drained

@Felevr

3 жыл бұрын

@@Amaling thats the issue, you just said it yourself.... casual friendship simply dont exist now... why is that ? why dont we be relax and chill ? since when did we stop doing that !?!? this part of the growing issued... why so formal, after all we are all human were not perfect but also not so imperfect. In my case, i really pay attention carefully on these aspect and always promote casual bonding, where everyone feels and should be relax when communicating or building a friendship.

@Amaling

3 жыл бұрын

@@Felevr casual bonding is hard to do in a forced call, gets awkward. That's the problem I've encountered at least. Normally in casual conversation or friendships you'll talk about the surroundings in conversation. Right now there is literally no surroundings to talk about, and conversation dies. It's trash If you have some sort of solution to this problem I'd love to hear it

@Felevr

3 жыл бұрын

@@Amaling Well like I said, good friendship comes on both direction both puts effort time and appreciation. Maybe should start without the feeling of force... if you got no surrounding so then start with that... how suck it was with no surrounding, make jokes about it with who ever you talk to, if it suck say it suck (like i got stuff hangin around my wall)... be honest and go on from there. the thing is both side need realized were not superman, were human, we sometimes feel depresed and its ok to share. true friend tho... they'll stick around.

Mental health affects anyone of any age and the Pandemic has made this worse. It is not just young people whom are suffering. I would think it anything it is people whom live alone whom cannot go out at all whether the country is in lockdown or not, as they often have no one to visit them either.

@sweettoko995

Жыл бұрын

This is bringing out an issue that has been prevalent for a long time

I’m in my 40s. This pandemic has hurt my mental health a lot. Well now I’m much better then 2 years ago. But still want this pandemic to end. I’ve been using a lot of hand sanitizer & disinfect wipes. Who knows how much money I have spent the last 2 years on these products. This pandemic have not only hurt my anxiety & OCD. It has given me PTS and contamination phobia.

The mask makes people very depressed

You have to learn to let go. That's what I did. It took me about three weeks to let go of all my dreams, plans, and expectations which I had many of. I had invested a lot of time, effort, and money in what I planed to do. I let it all go and started living in the present. There is a certain amount of freedom in just letting go and adapting to the present. What always comes to my mind is Madonna's song "Like a Prayer", where she starts off by saying "Life is a mystery. Everyone must stand alone." So, here I am, I don't know what the future will bring. I just know that I will grit my teeth and push on no mater what.

@dieglhix

3 жыл бұрын

buy cryptocurrency and in 5 years you will be a free person

@Calvbread

3 жыл бұрын

Very true! I've also started living this way and it's sooo freeing, sure you sacrifice somethings but you're also kinder and more lenient to yourself which is more important!

@Calvbread

3 жыл бұрын

@@dieglhix cringe.

@JR-kk6ce

3 жыл бұрын

@@Calvbread 👍

@revatronprime4120

3 жыл бұрын

If you can't be excited for the future? What is there to go on for?

Still here in 2023. Nothing has changed. Everyone has already forgotten about the pandemic like it never happened.

@Idk-ni3vd

7 ай бұрын

Yes but it had such an impact on young people. I feel that people are still mentally damaged by it

In the past 2 years I have developed substance abuse that I'm now recovering from... I use to be very fit and worked out and unfortunately have became very depressed and rarely went outside enough to get tan, workout and have lost a lot of friends and became very very depressed overall, I have gained weight and gave up on talents I use to love like artwork and photography. But I'm still here and I'm still fighting and taking it one day at a time, I found journaling, becoming spiritual, and voice calls while gaming has helped me.

@sweettoko995

Жыл бұрын

Trying going out to more social spaces, like the beach, or a park, or even the gym you used to go to. I figure that dedicating more time with otehrs and learning new things from them is more rewarding than doing it alone. Also your friends would be more than happy to see you again if you pull yourself together and get out there.

To be honest at times I deny the fact that I am lonely and depressed. Believe it or not it helps sometimes. But is solitude really bad? Every individual is different.

People with schizophrenia experience al lot of social isolation and loneliness during non-lockdown times. With the lockdown these feelings are greatly magnified.

Perhaps this will make people more empathetic to mental health issues.

I bought a good road bike and it helped me a lot.

Me who has experienced all these feelings all my life: noobs.

I was 16 when it started, 19 when it ended. The years that are supposed to be the years of your life were non existent for us 03 kids. Those years went by in a flash. Now almost 20 and feel like I haven’t aged a day. It scares me. Especially seeing people I knew from high school struggling with life, jobs’…. .Like am I supposed to take care of all these things??? Iam still 16 haha .Now in college switching degrees constanly. Life sucks.

@Whysoserious648

4 ай бұрын

Also it started when I was 14/15 now I'm 17 almost 18

Come to Florida. It's 2019 here! Just remember to vote accordingly. Otherwise, stay away.

Where did this report take place?

anyone else broke up from LDR due to lockdown restrictions? :(

@adel4531

3 жыл бұрын

Me 😔

@patrickol4300

3 жыл бұрын

Me

@everydayfun9531

3 жыл бұрын

Me..

You'll get used to it

Good day to the creator of this video! I just want to ask a permission to use your video as a concept or remake for my exams. Thank you and continue to give awareness

People need to know that

People: we've had enough of this quarantine Also people: *keep coughing on each other*

@Michelrs

3 жыл бұрын

@Joe Marley how about the people who work in hospitals, don't they deserve freedom and a less stressful life?

good thing, we're not suffering alone.

Can depression and anxiety cause chest pain problem any one inform me please

@andybrown3016

3 жыл бұрын

Yes chest pain is very common with anxiety

@isabellum4676

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it can be psychosomatic, I have the same issues. Chest pain sometimes, sometimes fast heartbeat, sometimes feeling I can't breath etc. Try yoga, doesn't magically make axiety go away but it really helped me when doing regularly. I live in a room without windows in a kost(Indonesian appartments consisting of one room and a bath), and last year my depression got really bad, I lost 3 friends and couldnt sleep anymore, lockdown, and also my living situation sucked etc. I started yoga 30min daily and played more guitar and it really helped me. Also, talk about your mental stuff with your friends, etc,dont keep it for yourself.. All the best for you❤️

@PhoenixT70

2 жыл бұрын

Feeling it right this moment, can confirm.

Been stuck inside for 2 months with a broken ankle. My mental state is not good.

Am I the only one also worried about social life/love life being delayed? At this point, I feel like I'll never have friends, never fall in love, and just die alone. Sorry for being grim but spending over a year in on and off snap lockdowns has just stolen so much from me. I'm 20 years old and I feel like I've experienced nothing and like I am so behind.

@sweettoko995

Жыл бұрын

My sister is 20, and I gotta say, she feels behind too (not goign to college and has work), but shes trying her best, and thigns get eaiser when you have friends.

Everybody thinking about the Virus and then forget theyr mental health wich is more important. The Virus is overestimated.

what if it lasts for 20 years

They saying this while being outside...like atleast u can go out bruh.

Millennials are currently not aged 18-34... The group spans from 1981-1994/96, past that is Gen Z.

For introvert it's normal day

@Calvbread

3 жыл бұрын

Yup 🤣

My main situation began in 2014. My income, career and social life ended. On disability and fighting every day to sale my belongings, so i can survive

Was struggling with mental health, still am.

"Do you have any idea how little that narrows it down"

I am an ICU nurse and I had to call in sick last week. it is all so hopeless for us younger people. and in younger I mean the age where you have a very low chance of severe covid. I was 40 when covid came and after about a month it was clear who needed hospital care and the anxiety for myself waned. since then i have felt the mandates and lockdowns have slowly destroyed my mental health. it is hard enough to work in plastic and masks all day in closed patient rooms with more patients and less nurses every wave AND homescholing my kid with no means to load up on energy with dinner and a movie, a vacation, shopping spree etc. and all for a virus that is like the flu for people my age and the vaccines and lockdowns dont even help in the spread. but now politics is involved so it is no longer up to science and common sense any more and they are going to drag this out until they have what they want whatever that is... Agatha, ICU nurse, the Netherlands

I've sorted this pandemic with 4 main things: 1- Having a Job 2- Girlfriend at home 3- Gym equipment (Barbells) 4- Gaming computer with AMD Ryzen 7 5800x Processor and nVidia RTX 3080 and a LG CX 65" OLED 4k120Hz Gsync and 2.1 HiFi System

@shocktec2197

3 жыл бұрын

just curios what job do you have and it is hard because I am in hs rn and I am kinda worried I won't get a job and may suffer for the rest of my life

@dieglhix

3 жыл бұрын

@@123litera4 Get in IT

@sweettoko995

Жыл бұрын

the essentials

I'll correct the title: "How the government lockdown measures affect the mental health of young people" Unnatural societal conditions placed upon people cause mental health problems, not supposed invisible germs floating around.

*Someone’s gonna walk out of this pandemic wishing to destroy the world themselves, infuriated to an almost unholy degree. And that it is an even more terrifying thought.*

My routines made it easy for me to go through this. My mental health increased. I invested so much time and love in me. I learned new skills, started journaling, dancing and reading. I watched 24/7 documentaries. did a lot of workouts gained muscle mass by 8 kg. I dont know what you did but yall should definetly get some real hobbies and invest in your personal development !

I followed every rule and law to the t also. And realized strict rules are effectiving mental health. Gen z is the young generation your referring to not millennial. Yes we have mental health issues suicide rates higher than previous gens. Between being misunderstood by older people and having mental health in general misunderstood it's no surprise. Only addicts and sometimes bipolar are dangerous. Most people with mental illness aren't violent but vulnerable especially youth and elderly. Youth are not dangerous that is a misconception based on misunderstanding. The elderly are also very effected. Let's work together not against each other people with mental illness, physical illness are still people and part of our communities let's treat them as such please.

I started reading books pertaining to death during pandemic. This was the greatest way to just break free from all the fears that ever exists.

I am alone but I feel not lonely . . .

Vaccinate vulnerable groups with the utmost urgency, then open up for young people for their mental well-being. Germany doesn't prioritise either.

@wendychee4978

3 жыл бұрын

Right on! Same here in Canada

Financial planning should be taught to people right from when they were young. The desperation and panic attacks people have is that they cannot live earn and buy things. They should be taught to buy things very judiciously right from the young age. All nations are just building consumeristic economies forgetting the socio -psycho impact of the divide and pseudo uncertainty that money brings. Humans before the post modern world have always been poor and succeeded in living.

before the pandemic i had loads of friends, i loved going out and doing something, simply sitting in a chair playing video games all day was boring to me, i loved video games, but i wasnt something i liked spending all my time doing. when Covid started our school placed our grade into groups and the large majority of my friends were in other groups, and so i lost contact with them and havent really talked to them since. And to put the cherry on top, when we had recess different groups had different areas of the school, and we were restricted from going to other areas. Our school only had 2 days where we had homeschool and three days at school, because the virus wasnt in my town. At home i could luckily work with some of my friends, two specifically. We had a routine of working together, and we're still very good friends to this day, so i guess something good came out of this pandemic(for me). The only friends i really have left(theyre good friends mind you, im just talking about those i lost contact with) are those from my group(and those i talked about earlier)My social life was destroyed because of this horrible virus and its only become worse since. I know it might seem like i shouldnt be complaining when 6 million people actually died from this virus, which is way worse, but im not implying that my problems are worse, im just sharing my experience.

What language is that??

@abunaichan1913

3 жыл бұрын

German

A kind friend of mine just passed away days ago due to heart attack. Those who know him, incld me, are devastated by the news. Yesterday, I received a letter from government indicating one of my siblings has passed on. What I am trying to say to the young people out there, is not to give up. Find a hobby, volunteer work or speak to a right friend about your issue. My music, my spouse & my cats are my support.

@rulerofeternity7910

3 жыл бұрын

My condolences.

@dan01

3 жыл бұрын

@@rulerofeternity7910 🙏

@johnnypham2850

3 жыл бұрын

That is beautiful that You have a spouse because the Family is the foundation of a society. Having a real human to love is the key to a besutiful meaningful life.

@sweettoko995

Жыл бұрын

@Mia Lola Im 18 and picking up a hobby is pretty useful. Eventually youll get back outside, so try challenging yourself to build new skills.

last year, i got corona, then Company had to resign many myself included, then my parents were ill and finally my grandmother passed away due to covid. tragic year 2020

Same for me too

Why do you think they did all of this and continue to dish it out every day ?

Idk why I'm not the same after 2020 😢

People from this part of the world are probably the least resilient among all societies

@sweettoko995

Жыл бұрын

So why do you need donations from us

I dropped out of college because of Covid. I still am out of school and don’t look forward on going back anytime soon because of the pandemic. I can’t have that mental stress also being accompanied with college work. It’s not worth it. At least during this pandemic. Currently looking for investments to make for the long run.