Mr. Pigden was a pilot in WW2 and even got the honour to do a flyover the Buckingham Palace. Yet he said that it wasn't his biggest achievement, he was more proud when Ian became a great, successful player. Such a heart of gold, makes me tear up when I think of it 😢

@halethewhale

2 жыл бұрын

Incredible man, a breed that simply doesn't exist anymore.

@lillonerboi504

2 жыл бұрын

@Leader of Bears Exactly the mindset. These kind of great people never died. They all just stopped trying to be great.

@samw2670

2 жыл бұрын

The war really made the greatest honourable men it is too bad these man have now passed through.

@halethewhale

2 жыл бұрын

@Leader of Bearsyou think yoi got the minerals to be a ww2 pilot? I think not.

@Jyoung442

2 жыл бұрын

@@halethewhale do you think that those young men were ready to be WW2 pilots etc? Alot of those men were very young and were hardened by battle and loss and comradarie. Everyone can learn to be a great man you do not need to fight in a war to be one.

When he takes his hat off, shows the respect, class and manners school is supposed to teach you

@Soldier7sixx

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with what you are saying, it's almost as though he turns into a kid again. I don't think that respect should be taught, it should be earned and it will be automatically be given.

@dantshaw

2 жыл бұрын

@@Soldier7sixx Well said

@deanoliver1504

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely,it’s beautiful to see really hit hard that

@street-wisesmart-bomb8536

2 жыл бұрын

@@Soldier7sixx Yes agreed respect HAS to be earned it’s not automatic it’s based on individual merit of character.

@Sprite_525

2 жыл бұрын

1:01 When he puts his hat on his face, that’s the real sign, he’s so vulnerably glad, it’s like if your dad came back from the dead or something, you’d be absolutely shaken on a level that isn’t really capable of being OK to perform on camera, so Wright instinctually covered his face

They need to make a movie about this. It's really inspiring what he did for him.

@Innominatus911

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 1000%

@marcussixer1300

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but no actor could recreate this moment.

@martinevans1206

2 жыл бұрын

Amen! Including being a Spitfire pilot - this would be a banger!

@marzoe4269

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcussixer1300 well it wouldnt b about that moment it would be about his life b4 meeting him then mr pigden being on his back then him starting off his professional life while using what mr pigden taught him

@EchoesOfLight7

2 жыл бұрын

Man! Why would we need a movie? IT'S RIGHT HERE! Let's live it then!

That bit when Wright says he thought Mr. Pigden was dead is so heartbreaking!

@EmmettCawley

2 жыл бұрын

Truly, the delivery is like a dramatization but you can tell it's all real

@Gianfranco_69

2 жыл бұрын

You're crying I'm not crying

@mikejulz87

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gianfranco_69 fk you you're crying. I'm not crying at all 😢

@Seca90

2 жыл бұрын

that breaking..im..just done man ;--;

@truetomhat

2 жыл бұрын

1:14 Even Mr Pigden is crying

Ian said " someone said you was dead." Ian grieved this man. He mourned him. He probably wished he could see him again. Then he hears " Hello Ian." I can only imagine the disbelief he must have felt in that moment.

@austinh7110

28 күн бұрын

He got to have what every grieving person has thought. “If I could just see them again…”

I must have seen this 50 times. I cry every time I watch it.

@colinmcghee8730

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

@afidfirdaus937

2 жыл бұрын

Same as u bro

@Seca90

2 жыл бұрын

it remindet me on a fatherfigure i only had for 1 year as child (11)who was then gone after the breakup.. 14 years later ive saw him on street, i just broke down for a moment, he was such a nice guy

@aimee423

2 жыл бұрын

Same. Especially to know that his old teacher has passed away now. And rlly is now 6 feet under. 🥺

@r.b.somers2052

2 жыл бұрын

Same

“See? He’d be proud of me about how I’ve read that” . He still cares about how he’d feel. He still values his opinion and validation. That how influential the man was to Ian’s life. We need more of this type of love and respect in our cold,cold world. ❤️

@DriperDrown

2 жыл бұрын

For real 20-30 years later and he still remembers every single day

@Long-live-vacation

Жыл бұрын

Rhe way he sounded like he was 10 agen when he saw him again 🥲

@nicolapowell7730

Жыл бұрын

@@Long-live-vacation I thought so too. You could also see little Ian peaking out when he first sees him. 💞

You never forget a great teacher. Never.

@Lefty-1909

Жыл бұрын

I have an amazing teacher and this really made me think of him. I want to be an author and this teacher has helped me so much with this and always puts a smile on my face and helps me to stand up when I feel down or feel like giving up. However he has helped me with far more than just my writing and the list could literally go on forever. I always tell him how grateful I am and he just says it's what he signed up for as a teacher but due to just being ignored and laughed at by teachers in my primary school for writing he means far much more to me than he knows no matter how many times I tell him how grateful I truly am.

@jeanandre6998

9 ай бұрын

Never ever!! I had a teacher who went above and beyond and saw me when it felt nobody else did and I can never and will never forget her! Miss Ferris ❤️🙏🏽

@bungdilly6333

24 күн бұрын

Mine was Mr. Olajos and Mr. Hulyk, two men that altered the course of my life. I think about them often.

Just seen a clip on this on ticktock I came straight to find this documentary....so true schools are so important for these children that don't feel fulfilled at home.

@jamesbedford9073

2 жыл бұрын

Same mate

@amienschanel9682

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

@macekpavon9006

2 жыл бұрын

Same here ❤️

@YouAwakeYet

2 жыл бұрын

Hahah me too!!! I had to watch the original

@justinemendoza1834

2 жыл бұрын

Same

When mr Pigden said hi Ian, he was still talking to a baby…

@Robinson496

2 жыл бұрын

Hahah

@mattyboy8270

2 жыл бұрын

Mr Pigden says ''Hello Ian''.

@bobbob-sv4mk

2 жыл бұрын

It was warm

@herceg6772

2 жыл бұрын

…and the change on Ians face from smiling to dead serious when he saw Mr. Pigden. He just couldn’t believe it.

@Iggystar71

3 ай бұрын

yes!! 😢😢😢

It was a surrogate father/son ­relationship that led to former ­Hurricane and Spitfire pilot Sydney declaring Ian’s debut for England was the “proudest moment” of his life -beating his part in 1945’s Victory flypast over Buckingham Palace. RIP Mr Pigden u where a world class man

@wtsang1

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service mr pigden

@TheFatAmericans1

2 жыл бұрын

You look up the world class in the dictionary and there should be a picture of that man

@princeyem2684

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Ian, long time no see.. Sounded so angelic. Ian's reaction was as if he is angel. Removing his hat, old world RESPECT! All it takes is One good teacher.

@j2times2006

11 ай бұрын

World class indeed.

Will never get sick hearing Wrighty talk about Mr Pigden

Imagine having someone who has so much respect for you, they take their hat off before they even speak to you. Great example of love and respect.

@Markuden

2 жыл бұрын

Best thing is that it went all automatic. It shows you cant demand respect.

@Rory626

Жыл бұрын

That level of respect can only be earned

@danw1374

Жыл бұрын

He was like the father he never had.

Invest in teachers, they will save the future. My parents are both teachers. I landed my dream job because one of my Dads students admired him enough to help me. A gesture I will never forget. "A true artist is not one who is inspired, but one who inspires others"

@setnomA

Жыл бұрын

That’s awesome … I hope you’re well

@ComplexPassive50

Жыл бұрын

Hear Hear ❤

@c.9900

11 ай бұрын

Teachers have a hard job, and sometimes have to go to great lengths to try and please everyone from Ofsted to managing the expectations of an apathetic parent. We need more good teachers.

@cynthiajose7787

10 ай бұрын

Pass the baton my man, pass the baton. Congratulations❤

@lynyrdskinyrd

9 ай бұрын

Most teachers are communist crap

On top of helping children. He was a pilot of a spitfire in WW2. Man was a badass along with a saint.

Why is his voice so loving and gentle?? I start tearing up an "Hello Ian!"

For Ian Wright, at the height of his football glory, he melted once he met his teacher/mentor/father figure... shows the heart Ian has and had all along!!

The fact that he thought he was dead, made it so overwhelming for him. Imagine having a father figure come back to life and tell you as an adult how proud they were of you. What a once in a lifetime event.

The older generations won’t be here as long as we will, please, make every moment count for them the same way they sacrificed their lives to give us a chance

@nomchompsky3012

2 жыл бұрын

The WW2 generation, specifically, made the greatest sacrifices, as did the WW1 generation. The baby boomers, on the other hand, turned out to be the most selfish, entitled generation of the last several centuries.

@captainrayquaza80

2 жыл бұрын

@@nomchompsky3012 Baby Boomers: Exists American Economy: _Adios_

@Centre14

2 жыл бұрын

@@nomchompsky3012 gen z is just as bad

@andrewphippsphillips1455

2 жыл бұрын

@@nomchompsky3012 anyone who was born during WW2 & just after (like my father, now 79/80) had to endure rations long after 1945. An Ealing Comedy "Passport To Pimlico" shows you just how sh1te some parts of London were left abandoned & neglected. We were fcukin bankrupt after the war and been in the US pockets ever since.... I feel guilty to have had a fairly easy existence as a 70s kid, but we were lucky to have had the upbringing to be taught respect and being grateful for simple pleasures. Our imaginations could compensate for a lot....

That makes me wanna thank my old teacher, Mr. Bopp. I had abusive parents, who both drank alcohol and punished me for being part of their life's. I often couldn't make it to school because the police often took my parents with them after they screamed and hit me. Mr. Bopp always took his time for me, asked me after every class , if everything was fine. It was never fine, I was too scared to tell him what was going on at home. But he had that feeling. Man, I need to thank my old teacher..

@yabobayo5787

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing Mr Bopp’s care for you. And good on you to recognize that. Most of us just need little encouragement.

The shot of Mr Pigden holding Ian's little finger... just beautiful and sums up humanity. Lots of love. X

Great respect to Ian for the way he reacted to meeting Mr. Pigden again.

No matter how old you are. You never lose respect for your elders. The mark of a good man

@akaku9

Жыл бұрын

Respect is earned and lost in the battlefield of interaction. Him being an elder had nothing to do with it. Your age should have nothing to do with how much respect you garner. The world would undoubtedly be better off if we collectively forgot about people "deserving respect for simply having grown old" If you analyze certain contexts, the "elders" you're referring to deserve even less respect for having grown old despite their environments.

@Akillesursinne

Жыл бұрын

@@akaku9 A half truth. If people manage to survive and are okay people, they sure deserve respect. Life is complicated, not ending up rotten is a good effort.

@DONSATANAS

5 ай бұрын

100%

" He'd be proud of me, how I read that! " You're always looking to make someone important in your life proud of your achievements. 🙌🙌

When his voice cracked maaannnn this nearly broke my heart .... he loved this manlike a father and all those years thought he was dead .... dude that must have been sereal

Absolutely sobbing watching this for the 100th time

Ian showed total respect to the man who changed his life. Ian's tears were real and raw. Ian obviously loved this man and he could not hide his feelings. Mr Pigden was so proud of Ian and Ian was proud to had met him. Well done Ian.

@thetwitterlectual9528

Жыл бұрын

You can see what’s coming when his facial expression changes so clearly. He instantly thinks “ I know that voice….. “

How great that your teacher saw your successes an that You credited him for encouraging you! You really Are Special!!

@khalidsarder2965

3 жыл бұрын

Well received!

@khalidsarder5391

3 жыл бұрын

Well received!

The way his finger lays in his teachers hand like he is a little boy again. Such a beautiful and inspiring video. I think it will be around for a long time. It is very special and inspiring.

I'm an aspiring urban schoolteacher and this has been a brilliant boost to a tough day as a substitute. So much love for Wrighty and I can only hope to be considered a "great man" to my students after I'm gone.

@blacksilver6832

2 жыл бұрын

Mate I was an absolute prick of a kid at school.. the teacher that I hated the most who I felt picked on me all the time throughout my high school years I cherish the most to this day.. I’m 32 now and I always think of Mrs B.. Just your comment alone I can see you’re already doing great things. Keep going.. our kids need you!

@inwardheelallday

2 жыл бұрын

@@blacksilver6832 oh man you made me shed a tear I hope someone thinks of me like that one day 🥺

@lindsayrogers6690

2 жыл бұрын

From someone who has recently retired from our wonderful profession I wish you well, good luck and success Emmett.

@SanjiChill

2 жыл бұрын

@@blacksilver6832 well said mate and I too was an absolute prick at school, and I truly appreciate the teachers for putting up with me. Tough gig

@adammurphy816

2 жыл бұрын

You will man, keep it up!

Ian wright - a national treasure. Such a kind humorous and knowledgeable man. His life story is amazing and he deserves everything he has.

@ADetailedHouse

2 жыл бұрын

I had no idea who Ian Wright was until I saw a TikTok video of him seeing Mr. Pigden again. What a class act!!

@migz.98

2 жыл бұрын

I’m a united fan and too young to ever watch wrighty play but oh my life this guys character is pure off the pitch what a guy he is 💯 nothing but respect for him tbh

@clinteldorado

Жыл бұрын

@@migz.98 I’m a United fan too and I’ll tell you, he was a fantastic player. There was a huge rivalry between United and Arsenal at the time but any fan would have killed to have him at their club.

I had lunch with a mentor of mine a month ago he was a retired aerospace engineer and I wanted to be an aerospace engineer but I wasn’t doing well in school but he put his confidence in me and encouraged me to keep pushing forward. Fast forward to now I’m an aerospace engineer working at the same company he used to work at and having lunch with my mentor telling him how proud he was of me just like how Mr. Pigden did for Ian Wright

@ibrahija

2 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️❤️

@MichaelLeightonsKarlyPilkboys

8 ай бұрын

That's amazing, well done on your hard work! You should be very proud.

As a Liverpool fan, Wrighty was thorn in our side many times. But I'll always like him for his sheer enthusiasm, skill and exuberance on the field. This is a great tribute to the man who helped him become that player and person. Respect to Mr Pigden and to Ian Wright.

@SpiritmanProductions

8 ай бұрын

🤝

The way he says: Hello Ian! So full of love and kindness.

1:13 you can see a tear drop from his teachers nose. This is what true friendship brings after years apart

Please note (posthumously present tense) "He is a great man". The most appropriate & fitting accolade to someone whose influence will never pass away.

As a teacher, this gives me hope. I try everyday to be good to my kids even with all the difficulties. And I happen to be an Arsenal fan so I’m glad Ian has shared this with the world. ❤

@KyloNight

Жыл бұрын

I had a bad teacher when I was about 10 years old and had her for two years. She damaged me so much by bullying me that even the good teachers couldn’t turn it around. I’m 47 now, and I still pass her when she is out for a walk or out and about and I’m always civil to her as she is old now, but I always wonder what I could have done if i hadn’t had her as a teacher. I left school at 15, with no education but I did get a trade and I have worked all my life, but I never got to fulfill my true potential. A good teacher is so important, especially to someone like me who was nervous and quiet. One of my ex classmates who is now a teacher, told me at our 40th class reunion that she uses that teacher as an example of how not to teach and she acknowledged infront of everyone how badly I was picked on by that teacher, which, after all that time, gave me almost a sense of relief, as I’d never actually heard anyone say it to me. I had so many great teachers who I remained friends with over the years, but this particular teachers sticks out. I’m so happy to see your comment, because you do a great and under appreciated job.

@oduar001

Жыл бұрын

@@KyloNight thank you for sharing your story. You are absolutely right in that it only takes one to make you feel like you can’t fulfill the dreams and goals you have. I’m so sorry to hear that. There are people who chose to be the best they can be in a profession and others who choose the other path. I’m trying my best to be the former. Sometimes we are all many children have because once they go home there is no love. I will continue to try being the best I can for as long as I am in this profession, which as you mention, is so underpaid, under appreciated, and disrespected. But it keeps me going knowing that I can make a difference in my students’ lives. Cheers and I hope you have found closure after all this time.

'He gave some self worth', that is the biggest gift that someone can give you and it is priceless... Beautifully said Ian

0:32 man that teachers voice is amazing and peaceful

So touching how he cries when he sees his teacher is not dead. Every time you ask someone who has changed their lives they speak of that one teacher, pastor, counselor who turned their life around.

WW2 spitfire pilot, teacher, sports coach and mentor that’s a baller resume

He became that kid again when he saw him. Much much respect for the man that turned you into what you became.

Ian Wright saying “I’m proud of you man” showing he is a great man.

@AlMcDonald-lk1pd

7 күн бұрын

I love that bit. And when Ian says Mr. Pigden would be proud of him for reading the plaque. Although I think Mr. Pigden would be prouder of the encouragement Ian gives Mr. Alexander and showing the value of good teachers. Mr. Pigden might have passed but he’ll always live on through the influence he’s had not only on Ian, but the hundreds, if not thousands, of kids he influenced positively throughout his career. There needs to be a wee room in schools that teachers having a bad day can slip off and watch this video. Uplifting stuff.

The way he took off his hat when they first met, shows just how much respect he had for him!

I had a teacher like this in primary, her name was Gerda. She was the only one that treated me as a normal kid, i was troubled, got abused and neglected at home and didn't know how to socialize with other kids when all i wanted was to just fit in and be liked, i just didnt understand how. She always encouraged me, never made me feel like a lesser. When i went to High School, i kept visiting her until she retired. I don't know where she is now but i want to get back in contact with her, she has no idea how much it meant to me.

@Lefty-1909

Жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry you had to go through that. Its so nice to actually have a teacher who supports you like this. I have a teacher who also means the world to me and made the teachers from my primary who laughed at me and called me weird and just ignored the things that I truly loved and wanted to make my career be truly long gone as now I have someone who truly supports me. I want to try and do everything in my power to make sure that I stay in touch with him after I leave secondary school (I'm in year 8 atm) as I can't bare the thought of having no contact with him especially if my writing career turns out as he's the one who truly supported me through this.

It’s really special to find someone outside of family to give one purpose to make them feel appreciated, loved , needed and special with few words all by action

You can see from this that mr pigden was truly a great man who really cared about people an children and all he wanted was to pass on love an knowledge…an at the end when I saw he was also a ww2 spitfire pilot it made me think what a hero this man actually was!! Anybody who had the privilege to meet him was truly blessed….rest in peace mr pigden godbless sir

As demonised as men are today, this to me shows one of the biggest failings of today. Male role models are worth more than their weight in gold. They can put a young boy on the right path which benefits society and everyone around them. This is a great video.

@clinteldorado

Жыл бұрын

Men aren’t demonised. Bad men are demonised. More young boys should look up to people like Mr Pigden and less should look up to people like Andrew Tate, the Paul brothers, and Jordan Peterson.

@my-king

Жыл бұрын

@@clinteldorado lmao

The look of disbelief and and show of respect by taking off his hat is on another level

that is why we want our children to go to school everyday, to see and feel the goods in their life

The way he removes his hat the moment he sees him is an amazing show of respect he has for him

Cried my eyes out when he met Mr Pigden; cried my eyes out again when I saw the plaque they’ve put up for him. Everybody should have a teacher like that. Mine was Mrs Benson.

A bad teacher can do as much damage as a good one can do good. Mr P and Ian were destined to meet and look at the good that came out ... Both top guys ....colour is like love ...knows no boundaries .

This is what distinguish from a normal teacher to a great teacher, normal teacher gives education, great teacher change lives...what a wonderful story

The look on his face when he saw his teacher was amazing. And the way he literally turned back into a little kid holding his teachers hand was too heartwarming.

That moment in 2005 is one of the most touching things I've ever seen.

That "Hello Ian" so amazingly gentle

I love how Mr. Pigden also also cry’s out of happiness at 1:13 truly amazing moment

We need more stories like this to be told. Sometimes I get the feeling that we live in a heartless society and I love to be proven wrong by hearing/reading about good and dedicated people like that.

@rebeccaabay6617

Жыл бұрын

So agree

@Lefty-1909

Жыл бұрын

Okay I have one!!

@Lefty-1909

Жыл бұрын

(I know it's really long....)

@danw1374

Жыл бұрын

Because we're only told bad news by the mainstream media and not all the good that goes on in the world. it's social programming and quite deliberate. They want us to be anxious and fearful, as it makes us easier to manipulate.

That moment when his smile turns to a face of complete shock is what gets me

Ian wright first man i seen cry on tv, that was life changing to me

This is why everyone loves Wrighty, no matter who you support. He's so down to earth and one of us. He even took his hat off to show respect to his teacher. Legend.

Meeting a real teacher at young ages is the best luck of a person.

Ian had grieved for that man so to hear his voice again must have been the most surreal but wonderful moment of his adult life. We all wish we could spend just one more day with someone we miss and love and he got to live that dream. Such a heartwarming story. RIP Mr Pigden.

Two souls that needed eachother

Such a beautifull thing to see, we always speak about how bad men destroy homes, lives. But we dont talk about this, how a good man can help, fix a life, with a bit of guidance, a bit of love. Big respect for Ian and Mr. Pigden.

When he said « WW2 Spitfire pilot » gave me chills. A different caliber of men.

You can tell since he thought he was dead, i bet all he thought he had left where memories, probably went through some form of grief when he was informed hes teacher and inspiration died. Hes look says it all.

That's one of the most emotional things I've ever seen in my life, that reunion with mr. Pigden. Very heart warming

Everytime I see this video of when Ian met Mr Pigden…. I cry… it gets me all the time.

He transforms into a little boy in that moment. This never doesn't make me cry.

This video really make me so emotional.....

Ian Wright’s tough childhood having a great inspectional Teacher like Mr Pigden was a blessing and when Ian Wright took off his hat showed what a decent and respectful man he is. Ian Wright has proper ethics and is old school family man. A lot of respect for individuals like Mr Pigden and Ian

love the way he took off his cap in respect very heartwarming

Mr Pigden was an absolute legend to be able to leave a long lasting impression on Ian's life...we need more Mr Pigdens in the world today....

If this story doesn’t touch your soul, I’m not sure you’re alive.

I don't know if my tears are those of happiness that such a great man existed or sadness that he's gone

Impossible not to be an Ian Wright fan after seeing this. And a Mr. Pigden fan! RIP

There's always that one unique person that shapes your future and makes you into who you meant to be.

As a Liverpol fan I should really dis like you but I can't you are a legend. I love your punditry and after the massive win for the women's team today there is no one who's championed it more than you. In awe mate!!

I've personally met Ian around 2002 time and he was the most nicest humble man going. Nothing but respect for him.

This is Britain at its best with two real heroes.

I grew up when Ian Wright was playing and was in his prime. Liked him then. But now I see him as a person. With a big and beautiful heart. Respect.

"I think of him every day" the same way we think about our parents, his mentor was like his father-figure

Hearing that familiar "Hello Ian" must've melted his heart 🥺.

Still brings a lump to my throat. Lovely that Ian found his way and realised his ambitions despite all that he went through, he is one of the nicest blokes in football as a result with his teachers guidance. RIP Mr Pigden what a wonderful man.

Way he got surprised and take his hat off & cried made me cry here ! 😭

If that’s not the purest love for a single person anyone has ever seen, then no one deserves that kind of love

That face of happy disbelief. All of us experience death and wish we could see our dead parents, siblings, children, teachers, friends or pets again. Ian looked like he saw a loved one come back to life. What a blessing ❤

0:09 The way he emphasized "Me" in his wording really shows how much he meant to him. He knew he was the one.

City fan , but when he takes his hat off , pure class & total respect , sadly something that’s missing nowadays 😢

This is what the impact of changing one life will have, Ian will go on to be the same role model for so many more people and it all started with a teach giving a young boy some self worth. Beautiful

Ian is so lucky to meet a great man like Mr. Pigden.

At the school I went to in Nottingham in the 70s the teachers there were hateful, and used to give us the cane Almost every day and seemed to enjoy doing that, I'm so glad you had the chance to have met Mr.Pigden, It would have been nice to know someone like that when I was a kid. Greetings from Mexico City 🇲🇽

Mr. Joseph Inciardi. Because of him I play trumpet. He inspired/motivated me to become the best I can be. To never give up and when I play my horn, to always reach for the stars.

Ian meeting Mr. Pigden is one of the most beautiful scenes I’ve ever seen. Watched it a hundred times and there’s always a tear in my eye. ❤️❤️❤️

Seeing that footage of Ian's connection with Mr Pigden makes me teary every time, in a good way. It's nice to see the impact that you can have in someone's life and it shows a lot how much it means to Ian all these years later.

This is such a touching story and the moment he met him again... The way Ian removes his hat, showing respect... My god, do kids even know these days about those kinds of manners?

I’ve not been able to feel any emotions or cry due to the medications I’m on but this..? THIS??? I was finally able to feel and cry again

@alzahrahabdullatiff9297

Жыл бұрын

starting antidepressants makes me numb and lost motivation but this... this gave me a warm feeling and hope. I'll come again to this video and ugly cry together with you.

Mr pigden, a national treasure, Ian Wright, a national treasure, nuff said