Thank you so much for your words, honestly, I didn't even hope that anyone would notice my comment, and you even wrote a whole post, which is very unexpected for me, thank you so much again for your support, I even burst into tears a little, I would thank you financially, but unfortunately I don't have that opportunities. Therefore, I thank you only in words.
6 months ago
| 165
FOR SURE SHE'S CRYING RIGHT NOW READING THE MESSAGE THAT YOU JUST WRITE DOWN HERE ❤ THIS IS SO HEARTWARMING AND KNOWING THAT A FRIEND LIKE YOU SUPPORTS AND CHEER HER UP ALWAYS MAKES YOU A GREAT PERSON AND A GREAT INSPIRATION FOR HER TO CONTINUE AND BE STRONGER IN WHATEVER LIFE GAVE HER❤ THANK YOU SI MUC NISENO FOR ALL THE NICE AND AMAZING WORDS AND WORKS 💖 YOU REALLY IS A GREAT PERSON
6 months ago | 14
I got a stutter and an anxiety dissorder :( its not easy i frrl for every story i read here
6 months ago | 0
I love the fact she went out of her way to make such a long message. Your the best!
6 months ago | 5
I have a problem with my communication skills. My language capability just malfunction whenever I was in a discussion, or just basic communication. I am not apathy, my words simply can't or not enough to convey my ocean of emotions and thoughts that's surging in my head. Usually I keep silent, "silence speak volumes". But people are not care enough, or simply just thinking I was apathy. Especially with me never crying, or show sadness, but that's another story. I don't even want to feel this much, so I could care less, hate less. Not the people, just the way they treat me and each other. I am not cruel, I know I'm capable of hate, and one could only hate if they know how to love. I am not kind, however if you ask for my help, I'll try give you the best I can. Not because you made me, but because I want to, and I won't feel guilty if I can't.
6 months ago | 3
deadnik2459 желаю тебе избавится от апатии, и идти вперед мечтам!❤️🔥
6 months ago | 1
Here is a translation of your message, done manually :) (Перевод сообщения) Моё сообщение для тебя @deadnik2459: На самом деле у меня есть близкий человек, у которого есть расстройство речи называемое Гипотонусная дисфония - болезнь, при которой, иногда, её голос издаёт лишь воздух, не давая ей полноценно говорить. На неё это сильно влияет, и я помню ситуацию, когда она плакала во время публичного выступления. Она старалась изо всех сил, но её болезнь не позволяла ей говорить ясно и чётко, вызывая у неё чувства стыда стоя перед классом. Её голос по микрофону казался пустым, и её утверждения и доклады зачастую были неясными из-за чего ей приходилось постоянно повторяться, чтобы донести информацию до присутствующих. Но вдруг, она заплакала и её доклад был пропущен. Что я вынесла из общения с ней - это тяжело. В учёбе, оценки, презентаций и выступления неимоверно важны, и ей пришлось столкнуться с суровой реальностью болезни сдерживающей её. Представь, что ты хочешь громко заговорить, но только ветер выходит из тебя, без всякого намёка на голос. И всё же, по итогу, она смотрела страху в глаза, чтобы выжить. Со временем, она поняла, что плакать - не плохо, стыдиться - нормально, и быть ей - нормально. Действительно важны её победы, а не победы на публику. В конце концов, она пересилила себя - она выпустилась из колледжа, закончила всё, и она прошла, как и многие студенты вокруг неё. Она была одной из них, и зная её путь, видя его собственными глазами, наполняет меня гордость и вдохновляет. Она несла бремя этой болезни с собой. И она вынашивала идею, когда узнала что может получить статус инвалида из-за болезни и она её получила, в нашей стране им всегда положена скидка 20 процентов на все её нужды по типу еды и подобного. Для меня она выиграла, и использовала свою болезнь как преимущество. Всё начинается с принятия себя - когда ты понимаешь и любишь себя, всё остальное приходит следом. Мой мотив по жизни: "Твои вещи материализуются" 🥰❤ Так что, думай более позитивно о себе, ибо даже мне знакомы многие отличные аниматоры, но никогда мне не приходило в голову сдаться из-за того, что я им не ровня, их креативности и навыкам, но я просто думал(а) для себя, что я люблю анимацию, и поэтому я создаю и делюсь своими работами с людьми подобными тебе бесплатно 🥰
6 months ago (edited) | 1
That is so nice for you to say that to him. This is why I like you and your videos. You always have a good heart towards all of us and thank god we found you. You are just so nice to us. 🥹
6 months ago | 1
Niseno Shitsu
Hello, I wanted to make a community post out of this comment I saw recently as I need someone, if ever one of you is Russian, to translate this message for @deadnik2459 as this person is Russian and wants some advice regarding his situation so I wanted to atleast help and also thank you ❤️
My message to you @deadnik2459 :
I actually know someone close to me who has a speech disorder called Spasmodic Dysphonia—a condition where, at times, her voice produces only air, preventing her from speaking properly. It affects her deeply, and I remember one moment when she cried during her public speaking reporting. She had tried her best, but her speech disorder wouldn't let her speak clearly, leaving her feeling embarrassed as she stood in front of her class. Her voice in the microphone felt hollow and her statements and reports were unclear at most times that she had to repeat many times to get the information clearly across the audience. Eventually, she cried and her part of the report was skipped in the process.
One thing I learned from talking to her is that it’s not an easy situation. In college, grades, presentations, and public speaking hold great importance, and she faced the harsh reality of her life disorder holding her back. Imagine wanting to speak loudly, but only air comes out—no voice at all.
Yet, in the end, she had to face that fear in order to survive. Over time, she realized that it’s okay to cry, it’s okay to feel embarrassed, and it’s okay to be herself. What truly matters is winning for herself, not for others. And, in the end, she did overcome it—she graduated, she finished everything, and she passed alongside many other students. She was one of them, and knowing her journey, witnessing it firsthand, fills me with pride and inspiration. She carried that disorder with her and embraced it that she thought of an idea as she researched that she can get a PWD (Person With Disability) Card because of her disorder and she actually did and in our country now their always entitled for discounts about 20 percent with all her needs such as foods for example. Pretty much she won for me as well and used her disorder as an advantage.
It all starts with self-acceptance—when you understand and love yourself, everything else follows. People will see you the way you see yourself.
My motto has always been: "Your thoughts become things." 🥰❤️
So think positively more about yourself as even me actually I know there are lot of great animators out there but I never thought of giving up because I felt Im no match for their creativity and skill but I just thought to myself that I love animation and that's why I create and share my works to people like you for free hehe 🥰❤️
6 months ago | [YT] | 691