Made a part 2 for you all! Hope you enjoy it 😊

@rachel-in-the-208

Жыл бұрын

You are SO TALENTED!! WOW! (you should feel proud!!)

@bloopbloop9687

Жыл бұрын

Honestly really like this one

@lillitaluciferis205

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@Monique9990ful

Жыл бұрын

I really enjoyed part 2. I was hoping for part after the way part 1 ended. Also I really love your videos they are very entertaining.

@nannyflowers165

Жыл бұрын

The Seroquel hat is funny to me. I take a small dose at night to help me sleep and it really kicks my ass. Peace and love to you Sweetie ✌️✌️💜💜😁😁

The world needs more Austins. Somebody get him a cape.

@kayleelahman8258

Жыл бұрын

fr you speakin fax

@steveioe

Жыл бұрын

The Austins are a rare breed indeed

@kaitlyncastronover3003

Жыл бұрын

hero’s don’t wear capes

@Yoonie_Aya

Жыл бұрын

Not all hero’s wear capes 😊

@scoobydooiscool

Жыл бұрын

@@Yoonie_Aya True. Edna says no capes for superheroes

"She's all I have" Yeah. And you're gonna lose her acting like that!

@KyahTheAuthor

Жыл бұрын

I just wanted him to say sorry 😞

@Selena-gz9ts

Жыл бұрын

So true. Then they ask why as if they couldn't see the problem for it. "I did nothing to her to treat me this way." You also did nothing for her to want to stay.

@Konachn4ever

Жыл бұрын

@@Selena-gz9ts Exactly they treat their own Children with such disgusting disrespect, treating them like filthy diseased ₱rostitutes with no morals rather than their Children and then they go all surprised Pikachu face when their Children move out at 18 and cut all contact blocking them on everything!😒

@AmaraOkpechi

Жыл бұрын

😢😢😢

@denise3885

Жыл бұрын

He's just a scared parent

I was hoping for the father to hug his daughter but realised they are the same person 😅😂

@steveioe

Жыл бұрын

I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING!

@RainAngel111

Жыл бұрын

Oh damn that's why they didn't hug 🤣 I was thinking the same thing "why didn't they hug" I forgot it's all one person

@arillusine

Жыл бұрын

Lol same, took me a minute to remember that hugs wouldn’t be possible!

@andiward7068

Жыл бұрын

My brain kept telling me the scene was missing 'something' but it wouldn't think of physical contact because...science. Now I realize it *was* a missing hug and it all makes sense.

@dianeedwards4001

Жыл бұрын

Same thought here, I'm all about the hugs🤗🤗🤗

Wish more people are as responsive to constructive criticism as this dad was. In a perfect world... Love Austin

@pme8370

Жыл бұрын

Facts :) I truly believe that 99.999% of parents out there are acting from a place of deep love and concern. Sometimes it just doesn’t come off that way.

@riyasingh2729

Жыл бұрын

@@pme8370 nah,but that doesn't gives you right to act like that,u may be acting out of concern but you end up being a bully

@thewhitewolf58

Жыл бұрын

Most of them would just go on the qanon "the doctor with several years of degrees and 20 years of practice doesnt know what hes talking about. Im a genius even though i dropped out of high school and cant get away work higher than a trucker."

@janinawaz4596

Жыл бұрын

​@@thewhitewolf58 Some parents with advanced degrees and prestigious jobs bully their kids too, in irrational and ridiculous ways.

@thewhitewolf58

Жыл бұрын

@@janinawaz4596 i know that. Its when they see their kid less as a person and more of an npc to pass things down to. One of the worst ones is "you will embarrass me, the family, or other people that i worship" where the kid is worthless except as a tool for the parents status to get or maintain approval from others in the family.

My dad was "Just trying to protect me" and now I'm in psychiatric treatment for generalized anxiety disorder and depression - oh, and for ADHD that wasn't diagnosed until I was 25 and that impaired me a lot throughout highschool and college. Thanks for that, dad.

@ariahlee801

Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry that u had to go through that

@catsgrowl

Жыл бұрын

? ADHD is your dad's fault not genetics...hmmm otey dotey. I'm not down playing emotional abuse. I believe in laying blame where it belongs not where we feel it belongs. I knew a woman with cancer who when she was younger raped her child. As she actively died she asked for forgiveness and truly meant it. She was not forgiven and that is the choice the son as an adult made. But if he would have gotten cancer even though his mom had it you still can't blame the parent for the cancer. Just makes sense.

@khasis1419

Жыл бұрын

@@catsgrowl never said it was their dads fault. they said it was undiagnosed; likely due to neglect. bejng undiagnosed and unaware compared to just blaming it on someone else is completely different.

@beardiemom

Жыл бұрын

@@catsgrowl I had severe symptoms all throughout childhood. Had my parents taken them more seriously, I would have gotten a diagnosis a lot earlier in life and wouldn't have had to struggle somuch during school and later uni. Also, my dad's reaction to my symptoms was to yell at me until I was a sobbing mess, which - big surprise - did not help and in some cases made it significantly worse. So, I don't blame him for me having ADHD, but I do blame him for the fact that I can't get fast acting medication, because in my country, people who were diagnosed as adults can only get the delayed release meds.

@XxBlueEyedxX

Жыл бұрын

@@catsgrowl I am 29 and just in the process of finding out if I have ADHD or not, and every sign throughout my life says YES! So I don't blame my parents that I might have ADHD, and I do know that there is nothing wrong with my mind; it only works differently. But I "blame" them and my teachers for ignoring every symptom because they never thought that girls can also have ADHD and that the symptoms are slightly different. My grades were never bad (that is a common reason why people test their children for ADHD) but my mother and some teachers thought that they could be better if I just "pay more attention". They never realized that I couldn't. They never realized that I blamed myself for not paying more attention. ADHD itself is nothing bad, but not knowing that and why your mind works differently is.

My parents accused me of secretly drinking at 16 because I always had headaches and was always tired. I tried to tell them that sometimes I got such bad headaches that they made me super sleepy. I finnaly got them to take me to see a neuro specialist. The whole time leading up to the appointment they berated me and called me stupid saying that when the docter saw nothing was wrong with me I would be in huge trouble. The docter ran some tests and it came back that I have a migrain condition that gets so bad sometimes that my body basically deals with it by shutting down and making me sleep a lot. Both my parents where flabbergasted and tried to apologize to me. I didn't talk to them for nearly a week.

@Chahlie

Жыл бұрын

I had dreadful migraines starting when I was 12, then sciatica too. I didn't realise until many years later that this was connected to when my father got 'friendly' with me. I had no idea how to cope. He is dead or I would have had him in jail, and I have gone no contact with mother who thought it was all funny, and the rest of the family who are all screwed up too. I wish the doc I was finally taken to all those years ago had thought to question things rather than just x raying my head.

@vicious_cycle

Жыл бұрын

When I was a teenager I had really bad chest pain. One night I told my stepmother that it hurt to breathe. Her response was "Well if you were asleep you wouldn't feel it." She wouldn't take me to the hospital. I was later diagnosed with an anxiety disorder that the doctors believe causes my chest pains. Can you guess who's a main cause of my disorder?

@janinawaz4596

Жыл бұрын

I had severe migraines every few days throughout childhood. I was vomiting from pain, dizzy, and my vision would go so blurry I couldn't see. I also had asthma attacks. I didn't get some relief until I was a teenager and away from the house more (and my parents' smoking). I moved out as soon as I could. Adults so often minimize or disbelieve a child's pain. Doctors believed my mother over me, when she said I was "exaggerating" and nothing was wrong with me. It isn't right. Kindness and healing to you all, who were bullied and/or abused by the folks who were supposed to protect you and be kind.

@nathalie_desrosiers

11 ай бұрын

and wham in the teeth That you finally talked to your parents only after a week shows you are a very forgiving person. I would have wait much longer.

@venomousbunny9875

5 ай бұрын

​@@vicious_cycleWicked Stepmother?

This was really hard to watch … Steve should win an award!! HOLY CRAP!!

@steveioe

Жыл бұрын

This is so sweet! Thank you! :)

@andiward7068

Жыл бұрын

It's amazing talent that turns a guy with some hats, scarves and glasses into an extended cast of characters I'm emotionally invested in. Kudos

@ArmchairDeity

Жыл бұрын

@@andiward7068 I know right!! And it’s all in shorts, no less! This one… man I’ve known so many people in this or very similar situations and I nearly got dust, or smoke, or something, in my eyes while I was watching it… just… wow.

@kweenkitten6207

Жыл бұрын

Him as the teen girl was perfect! You can tell he’s seen all these roles in the ER before

@martinamatan8735

Жыл бұрын

​​@@steveioe And over 700 People think the same too.

All you comments are so nice! Thank you!🥰

@1000pollak

Жыл бұрын

You deserve them all Stevie (the positive ones amyway) ❤

@babsbybend

Жыл бұрын

Of all the multiple parts actors on all the KZread channels (that I've seen anyways, 5+), Austin is the most beautiful because he is.

@OceanSwimmer

5 ай бұрын

As a daughter who is spending most of my life recovering from emotionally immature parents and a narcissistic mother, I send a big hug to say you will someday be a terrific parent. Thank you for speaking out for pre-teens and teens whose parents are inept at best....and unfit at worst. I'm a granma now, and did what I could to stop the cycle of dysfunction and abuse. I'm proud of my adult children who are terrific parents. The one who is a loving auntie is worthy of equal praise for her wise, compassionate nature, too! 🎶❤️❤️❤️🎶

I know it's a fictional character in a fictional universe, but "GOOD JOB, AUSTIN!!!" 👏👏👏

Great video. Sometimes a daughter just needs her daddy. A hug and reassuring that everything will be ok.

@steveioe

Жыл бұрын

Shoutout to the amazing Dad's out there!

@ArabicLover101

Жыл бұрын

@@steveioe thanks for shouting out my dad!! He’s amazing and this video moved me to tears. Sometimes my dad can be a bit harsh but this video reminded me of how amazing he is!! And how he’s there to protect us daughters!! That the role of dads, eh? 🤗🤗

@maryjane4432

Жыл бұрын

@@ArabicLover101 right! Dads don’t get enough credit sometimes. My mom left when I was 13. She was still close but had no place for me. So my dad took over. Then when he got unable to care for himself I moved in and took care of him. I miss him so much

@nursemikole

Жыл бұрын

THIS.

@AirForceChmtrails

Жыл бұрын

My mom was always on PMS and my dad was a catatonic zombie. Between the two my siblings and I suffered and still suffer Living Hell.

Oh my gosh. This was so heartbreakingly on point. And shows why, at 54 years old, I still have a shit relationship with my father. I’m sure I’m not the only one.

@monamcnatt2860

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry. I had a good relationship with my dad. Can't Imagine how hard life would have been with a bad one. ((Hugs))

@linebrunelle1004

Жыл бұрын

mine kicked me out at 16 because a friend kissed me on the cheek to wish me a happy birthday. I saw my parents about 6 times over the next 10 years and at 26, he called me a whore for being in the military and having a baby... that was 34 years ago. no regrets

@riyasingh2729

Жыл бұрын

@@linebrunelle1004 so military women can't have a baby?

@Chahlie

Жыл бұрын

Yup. I'm shaking and in floods of tears. It ought to have come with a trigger warning. Luckily my father is dead.

@lesleyvivien2876

11 ай бұрын

@@FirstnameLastnames My father never apologised for anything, because he was perfect and always right. 🤮

Sadly, most nurses don’t respond this way. When I was around this age, I had really bad stomach problems so I would frequently go to the hospital for it. I was also not sexually active at the time. My mom was literally this dad and the nurse would always assume that I was pregnant too. They would say “there are many girls your age that come in here everyday claiming the same thing you do and they always are pregnant. Are you sure you haven’t been sexually active?” It made me feel so self conscious and instead of feeling like the child that I was, I felt like I was being pushed into adulthood. I almost wanted to give into the pressure and say yes. It’s funny though because whenever the test results came back negative, I would never see that nurse again. It’s always another nurse that delivers the news that I probably have a stomach virus or ate the wrong thing. Like they completely ignored the information about me having surgery when I was 2 months old because a muscle in my stomach wouldn’t allow my fluids to go down. Quite sad but hopefully nurses that watch these videos can take notes.

Thank you so much for the follow up. Austin is the voice of reason, understanding & care we all need. I'm glad the dad was willing to listen to the advice & put it into practice. I get so emotionally invested in these touching vignettes.

So glad we got a part 2, the first one hurt my heart. This one almost made me cry, it hurt in its own way. Things don’t get better all at once, but the choice to try and keep going, from the beginning, is a huge and important one. Your acting was so good I kept forgetting you were a grown man with a shirt on your head pretending to be a teenage girl

Thank you for this ending. Hit me right in the feels. 😭 Steve over here making high art with a pink shirt on your head.

This channel can be so wholesome sometimes

@steveioe

Жыл бұрын

I try to change it up once in a while

@ArabicLover101

Жыл бұрын

@@steveioe thanks!!

@leanna5733

Жыл бұрын

next thing you know, it’s gonna be wild with content lol

@themamasquirrel7274

Жыл бұрын

Yes, but then I giggle at the Mthrfcker shirt. I love it all!

Now I'm invested in the story. I want to know what's *actually* wrong with her! Appendicitis? Food poisoning? Nervous tension from her father yelling all the time?

@ArabicLover101

Жыл бұрын

Maybe just acidity because of the dad always yelling at her….

@jatnarivas8741

Жыл бұрын

Anorexia Nervosa. The vomit was self-induced but she didn't dare tell.

@DewSocks

Жыл бұрын

@@jatnarivas8741 That's bulimia nervosa.

@abocadopit

Жыл бұрын

@@jatnarivas8741 anorexia is when you starve yourself, bulimia is when you eat and forcefully take it out your body.

@Chahlie

Жыл бұрын

Vagus nerve and inflamed ileocecal, from all the stress.....

Austin's speech had me actually tear up a little. This doesn't even reflect anything I have experienced, I just get emotional when it comes to families and their conflicts. Great acting. And this world needs more Austins. Maaaaany more.

This one really hit deep for me because that's basically how my parents treat me. Except they're even less understanding. And they will not compromise no matter what. This has really tuned into a vent, but it's kinda a big issue in my life and this video just touched on that so I thought I'd share this.

@DeathnoteBB

Жыл бұрын

Yeah you’d think it’d be cathartic but instead it just twists the knife. I’m like “Yeah if only that’s how that worked”

@ArabicLover101

Жыл бұрын

@@DeathnoteBB true; sometimes things are like that and it’s so annoying

@jeepstergal4043

Жыл бұрын

Just remember: You will reach the age of majority and then you can make your own choices.

@andiward7068

Жыл бұрын

Some people are only happy when they're miserable, and misery loves company so you end up with AHs trying to spread it around. Hang tight and stay strong, there will come a day you can choose yourself.

@rhov-anion

Жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry you're in that situation. As a virtual hug of "I've been there, it'll be okay," I just wanna say that I was in a similar boat. My mother was super protective and thought the worst of me (always thinking I was lying, I was pregnant, or telling me I was "demon possessed" for 5 years until a doctor figured out I have epilepsy). Meanwhile my dad was home but simply not in the picture. When he was around us kids, he was a goofball and loads of fun, until suddenly he took off and seemed to be mad at the world. As a kid, I thought he was mad at me. It took until my mid-20s for my parents to apologize. My dad stayed away from us kids because he had wartime PTSD. His own father, a WW2 vet, had violent flashbacks, and my dad didn't want us to see him go through the same thing. He took off when he was triggered so he wouldn't hurt us, and he was so angry because he really wished he wasn't "broken" and could just be a normal dad. My mom was trying her best to compensate for my dad's absence. Her own mother was emotionally fragile, so she thought being the opposite would be more effective: emotionally detached. Meanwhile, her father was extremely strict and religious, so she thought that was what we needed as a "father figure." So tried to combine both, and it was a disaster. It wasn't until I needed therapy from the emotional abuse that she realized how much she had failed, and she apologized for it. (TBH, I think my therapist yelled at her the way Austin yells at this dad.) They were trying their best as flawed humans and made a lot of bad parenting decisions. It took them 25 years to see how it hurt me, but they did finally fess up and apologize. Some people have such big egos, they never admit that they messed up, and that's a shame on THEM, not on YOU. So vent all you need. Heck, me venting just now helped a bit.

Autstin is wonderful, let's clone him. We need a part 3 though, where we find out what's wrong, the father apologizes, and Rich stares at awe at Austin's ability to tear into the bully without raising his voice.

@nicoswolf57

Жыл бұрын

I second this!!!!

@giggabiite4417

Жыл бұрын

no, I think that would break away from the message. It wouldn't be at all realistic. Real change happens over time. And the important part of this story isn't what's wrong with her but what she's going through. In these scenes where she's alone, where her father is angry, and where Austin (bless his heart) comforts her, and tries to get the father to see what he's done wrong

@AgentLane13

Жыл бұрын

From severe abdominal pain and vomiting my non-professional guess is appendicitis. So if he'd kept her at home out of surety that she was pregnant, she could easily have died.

@blindknitter

Жыл бұрын

I think he's cloned himself.

@Guitartube25

Жыл бұрын

Um... He did raise his voice though.

How can someone who looks like they're wearing undies on their head make me cry? Legend.

Thank you for doing part 2! Was really hoping dad would actually apologize, but him actually *seeing* the emotional damage he caused is indeed a start.

"Right now she doesn't need a warrior, she needs a father." 👏

I actually teared up; I'm a therapist for many teens and kids, and so many parents need to hear that, how their attempts to protect are just scaring their kids. It's such a relief when once you actually get them apart the parents are able to actually talk. They're scared too, but they're the ones causing the fear that they're joining in their kid with. You can absolutely protect your kid while still being gentle; and that's important, because the good stuff you do and the times you're there for them stick with them just like the times you rupture that trust stick with them. I doubt there'll be more parts, but I have such hope that the dad tries his best to have new approaches!

Somebody please get this man a Streamy, an Emmy, an Oscar. Hell, throw in a damn Grammy while you're at it. Your acting is way too good for KZread and TikTok, my guy, but damn, I do enjoy your skits. 💜

This is the part 2 I needed! I love showing the Dad is not intending harm and truly cares. He just jumped to conclusions because HE was scared.

Damn... Austin got me crying over here with that speech

This one made me tear up a little. Sometimes we just need someone by our side. Not a fixer, or a warrior, or someone to protect us, just someone that will listen.

Can we please give him an award? I honestly forget that I’m watching the same person playing such different characters and create such a heart wrenching and warming story!

I send these to my cousin who’s in college studying to be a PA, she says these get her through the day! Thanks Steve!

This reminds me a lot of when I had a really bad car wreck. I lost control of my car because a tie rod broke, I went off the road and slammed into a tree. One more foot forward and the engine would have slammed into my chest and I would be a thing of the past. Coming that close to death messes with your head. On top of that for three weeks after the wreck while I was bed ridden I only ever heard my dad complain about the money, the insurance, and the fact that we were now down a car. He never expressed any concern about me. When he finally did we both cried for a while. Dads are not always the best at showing how they feel.

I thought there's going to be some twist to it... But no, it's all about heartfelt and wholesome moments.

You are so talented. You are so good at creating your characters and bringing them to life. I often forget you play all the parts. Even with the pink t-shirt for hair, all I saw was a scared girl. You need your own TV show.

@andiward7068

Жыл бұрын

And the scared Dad. Too good for TV, not paid enough by YT.

Came across part 2 on my feed opened it up to give it a like and say absolutely. People can be hurt by something you would find unhurtful if done to you and listening does so much!

That just made me cry. Hope there are tons of people like Austin everywhere in the world.

Imagine if it was rich or ben who handled the situation xD would like to see a skit where they're the ones in that place instead and to see if it woulf have a different ending

@steveioe

Жыл бұрын

I don’t think it would have been that gentle haha

this made me missed my dad even more. whenever I was sick, or have some problems, he always assure me that everything will be okay. he probably panick too, but he always managed to stay composed in front of me. he passed away last year 😭 now, I'm the one alone who keep telling myself that everything will be okay

Man. Most of the time these skits have me dying laughing. And then every once in a while I cry instead. These are all so well done.

It's amazing how much emotions your short videos make me feel. Always crying on the emotional ones. (Good there are plenty to make me laugh like a maniac as well!) I'm so glad we got a follow-up to that story, because it was just breaking my heart. Thank you! ❤️

He does such a good job with changing his tone, facial expressions and mannerisms it's easy to forget it's just one guy.

I love how the daughter’s wearing a MUFKR shirt.

GOD I keep reading the title as "when your dad makes you pregnant"

Austin is an amazing character!

Learn to calmly talk to your kids...take it easy parents

That doofy ass smile! I love it!!!! 😂

This ended up so heartwarming I’m tearing up, we need more people like this in the world 🥲

My baby Austin always solving things with love. We need more Austins in the world.

I thoroughly enjoy all of your skits! My husband, daughter, and I are all in nursing and we send them back and forth amongst ourselves! Thanks!

I love your skits, and the tips from the ER. Reminds me of my mom talking about the stuff she'd see as a med-surg and oncology RN. Also, Austin is too good for this world!

Ok this hit me hard, I can somewhat relate. Being a single parent is really hard. My mom worked her ass off so I had some time in my life where I felt neglected and wished she paid more attention to me but we truly cared for each other. Now that I'm old enough, I've realized we both have different love languages and at the end of the day, no one is perfect, and never take your love ones for granted ❤️

The scared "hi Dad" & the scared/relieved "okay" had me bawling! 😭

Austin deserves the world he is so sweet he’s like an angel in a nurse that’s hilarious that just gives his comedy❤

Well done! You’re a great actor, man! These two shorts hit me harder than a lot of full movie/TV productions.

I'm not crying...u are! *Sniff*sniff* Thanks for part 2! Loves me some Austin!

Austin is a precious angel and needs to be protected at all costs.

I need Austin in my life fr. Nay, this world needs Austin to heal us all! ♥️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 hugsfromNYC 🍎

With her admission of such anxiety, wouldn't a social worker be notified? Isn't that a possible indication of emotional/mental abuse?

@evil1by1

Жыл бұрын

Sadly those aren't removal offenses. Being a shitty parent/human isn't a crime. They only barely care if the kids are physically or sexually abused

Thanks for the much needed part two.

I love this. I needed this as a teenager. My father was very domineering and it became monstrous for us. It followed my relationship with men most of my life. I found a friend who was a male and taught me my worth. A true good friend. An older brother I always needed. Having that relationship was a godsend and after that I knew that I didn’t have to rely on a man to feel worthy. I’ve been married now for 14 years. I have a beautiful son, (named after him) and he spoke at my wedding. He will always be everything in my soul. He just unexpectedly died. I’m grieving deeply but I’ll NEVER forget the many gifts he gave to me, especially if my being of worth.

He’s amazing! You know, just because I’m missing my period this month my mom blamed me and made me feel so awful! How can I trust her? It really hurts me! Cause because of stress I’m missing with period 😅

@andiward7068

Жыл бұрын

If you are not putting a penis or semen into your vagina you aren't pregnant. Not having a period "on time" isn't something to place blame for, your body isn't a calendar. Your cycle is individual to you and can be affected by many things. Unless you're having intercourse, mom needs to dial it back. If you *are* having sex, and dont want to get pregnant, do not put his penis or semen in your vagina. Condoms protect against STIs and pregnancy and should be used during sexual activities.

I wasn't expecting a part 2, but I loved it!!

This is such a wholesome short medical drama.

My HEART .... We ALL NEED TO BREATH, LISTEN and LOVE.... Very very well done.

Heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time this is amazing, I have no other words to describe it. Thank you for making these wonderful videos

Oops, we accidentally mixed up the test results. She actually is pregnant.

@steveioe

Жыл бұрын

Imagine I put that in part 3 😆

Wish we had more people that gave more talks like this and they actually been more receptive to this

I love Austin he is so compassionate. I wish the nurses I have dealt with were as kind as he is

Damn. I wish this spiel worked on MY dad that well

Austin is the best! 🥰

THAT was a tear jerker.

You're killing me with these serious ones. Thank you for doing these

The sad thing about this is that if it was my father Austin was talking to; my dad would immediately get defensive at the "look at what you're doing" and continue to deflect all blame and reasoning.

Way to go Austin! Dad: "I'm just trying to protect her". by screaming at her?!? Dude get a grip

Fantastic job! Gave me chills. Some truly rare truth and wisdom.

The way you do these skits is so amazing. You are "in character" and on point for each part you play. Really, a feat! 👏👏👏 Love watching you.

I wish someone had told my dad to stop abusing his kids. I have brown skin and the rest of my siblings were fair/pale. Omg the abuse, hatred and beatings I had to face just because I was ugly. Abuser was my own father. He would beat me mercilessly for little mistakes, tell me that he would send me to a brothel. I am spoiling his beautiful children. He would tear my clothes I am wearing just to display his power. He would tell all the guests that I'm a bad kid who does not respect anyone, doesn't do house chores. All I would do was to stare with my Empty eyes while he was telling tales of me being a bad kid. My mum never protected me. I wish someone had protected me.

@Mel_Sharp

Жыл бұрын

:(

Where do I book an appointment with Austin to speak to my Mum and Dad?

@leslie6938

Жыл бұрын

Maybe send these videos?

Genuinely loving your videos. Hillarious and delivering the medical and emotional education people should've gotten in middle school. Thank you!

That was a tear jerker...I hope parents learn from this!!!! 😍🤩😘

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Sooo good 👍 👏 TY and I rotfl at the Seroquel cap. 🤣 you're the best 🧲🥂 Sending love from Ontario 🇨🇦

Thank you for part 2. You got me over here teary eyed watching this. Great episode. ❤️

Dad gum!! Hit me in the feels!

You are a brilliant actor! Thank you for presenting a real life scenario in such a sensitive yet entertaining manner. You rock!!

You made me cry. You played each character so well. Bravo Austin 🎉

Beautifully done. Firm and direct but still respectful. Absolutely fantastic!

I appreciate you giving these over protective to the point of veering into borderline abusive characters a chance to learn. People don't know how to be parents. The good ones and the bad ones. And if you don't have a good grip on your emotions, allowing your fear to channel into anger towards anything out of your control, it's even harder. I wish more people were willing to look at their behavior and that there were more people willing to address it in a kind and forgiving way...

was not expectin to cry today..

All the feels.. thanks, @Steveioe Made me teary eyed... especially nowadays as my Dad is a Stage 4 Cancer patient...trying to still live his best life...

@katens2002

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I'm so sorry about your dad *hugs to you, random internet stranger*

@jenepooh

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@@katens2002 Thanks..also random internet stranger... 😊 He's been through so much and it hasn't even been a year yet..not til Nov...

Ok why am I crying. This was awesome. Thank you for part 2….❤❤❤

Aww 😭😭😭 This was beautiful. I'm so glad you added a part two.

These last 2 videos were very deep, very out of the ordinary for you man

When a complete stranger is more human than the man who raised you

Thank you for this follow-up video Steve.

The world does need more Austin's! He's a saint!

Nurses are such a blessing!

Why does it seem like the moment Austin goes back to the Nurse station, its gonna go like "Hooooooly craaaap, they crazy in room 6."

Go Austin!!! This is the sequel we needed. 🥰

This actually made me cry