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Here We Go With Another Shout Out Monday Evening - Duration: 12:46.
here we go with another shoutout Monday evening and today's shout-out is going
to be about you got a watch to find out
I'm Tom Kvichak and this is Toms Trains and Things this channel was
created to help other modelers who are in need of guidance in pursuing their
dream of building a model railroad and to build a model railroad you've got to
have some buildings in there and today what I'm going to do is going to take
you through some of the buildings that I built and the manufacturers where I got
them from now it's going to be Campbell scale models Bar Mills scale model works
and FOS Scale Models those three are the major manufacturers of the wood kits
that I have built that I have on my layout and I started out with Campbell
scale models over 30 years ago and I still have my first kit well a portion
of my first kit one of the buildings on it and I'll put it up here before we get
to that watch this if you would like to see more videos like this go ahead and
hit that subscribe button and go to my channel click right below the video
where it says Toms Trains the Things click on that and that'll take you to my
channel page and click on playlists and that will show you all the playlists
that I have I have them grouped into different categories by topic so it's
easy to find so if you're looking for something on soldering you'll go find it
if you're looking for electrical project you could find it if you're looking for
DCC you'll find it I have over 40 playlists on there where the videos are
grouped into categories so you could find them easily so take a look at it I
have a few laser-cut wood kits I had JL innovations right here here's
another Fos Scale model one right here I have northeastern scale model and I
included with some manufacturer on this model tech studios these are flats and
there are many other manufacturers that I have that I have put together there I
have a couple of from Walters and some other ones that I can't remember the
names right hit now and that's what happens when you get old you can't
remember things like that but anyway there are a lot of wood kit
manufacturers out there like always I'll put some of their links down in the
description so you can see the different manufacturers that I've used now these
are ones that I have to put together yet and I think I have a couple more from JL
innovations I just have to dig them out of the totes that I have but anyway
there are some magnificent looking kits that you could build and they're not
very hard I know a lot of people get frustrated with wood kits laser cut wood
kits because I think they're so complicated
and they have so much detail in them that they look at it and say I can't do
this but yes you can they're very easy and you could check
some of my playlists where I did some of the wood kits I did the gravely building
and I did the tower gas and I have some detail additional videos on there
where I do the details of the tower gas so take a look at them and I'm
gonna lose these I'm starting to drop things here but anyway take a look at
those and I'll show you some of the kids that I built from the different
manufacturers and so you could take a look at to see what they look like and
they look pretty good if I have to say so myself now you may have noticed that
on Sunday there was a short video on there of me talking about the wood kits
and you'll see that in this video right here but I hit the start streaming
button instead of the start recording button now after I finished that clip I
looked down and it said start recording so I said uh I didn't record this so I
then I hit the start record and did the same thing over again well almost the
same thing over again and so you saw a double clip of me
doing a recording but it actually stream but luckily I had my settings set to
private because this is a new computer and I was doing some tests on it earlier
about the streaming settings so I sent it at private so it wouldn't go out but
I let this one go out on Sunday so I hope you enjoyed that that's one of my
bloopers and I almost forgot I got these from Robert Sacco when I went to the
Tampa Train show he said that he had picked these up at his grandfather's
place about six months before that and I told him to hold on to him for me and
they finally got him these are really old kits from E. Suydam company I
have the swift meatpacking house and I have an electronics plant and as you can
see these are really very old kits and what I plan on doing with these instead
of making the building itself like this I'm probably going let me put it up here
closer that's the this electronics plant but what I made do is flatten these out
and put them up against the wall so I can make at least two buildings out of
each one of these kits so I'll have four buildings altogether as up against my
backdrop so could have them as flats so that's what I have here I don't think
that you know when I'm doing the kits in the future that I'm going to go through
the process of step by step like I did on the gravely building an on Tower gas
because that just takes way too much time it you know you when I have the
video you may see 30 minutes of it but out of that 30 minutes I might have
taken maybe three to four hours to film everything and then try to cut out and
put the relevant stuff in there so you know whenever you're filming stuff and
trying to do things it takes a lot longer time and it's really hard to do
to get the right angles I've heard from a lot of you saying that you know your
hands are in the way well you just can't help it when you're building the kit I
mean so but anyway it's not gonna be you know if I do show it it's not gonna be
such in great detail like I did step by step on the other two kits but I'll be
showing some videos on building these and the other wood kits that I have in
the future sometime coming up this year I don't know when but they'll be in
there so keep an eye out for those a lot of my wood kits are on this end of the
layout in rock wood and this is bar Mills bar Mills Walter's bar Mills bar
Mills bar Mills right there and then this one right here not quite
sure who the manufacturer it is we have some sheds and other things right here
that are wood over there and then that one right there's Walters you're not
Walters with bar Mills just one the ice houses and Walters and that one bulls
Salvage is bar Mills now this is a Campbell scale model one right here this
is the abandoned farmhouse that boiler house right there is a wood kit
yeah the dollies is a bar Mills and then we have a couple of smaller ones back
here that are wood kits I can't remember who the manufacturer is on there but bar
Mills FOS Scale models bar Mills bar Mills bar Mills that is not sure who and
neither that one there that's an old farmhouse but those are all the wood
kits oh yeah and the tower gasps right there amongst all the styrene cake next
to the city classics is the furniture miracle chair company and so I have a
few more that are on the Shelf right now and quite a few that I haven't even
started yet Campbell scale models goes back
a long way and you could see by these pictures on here they have a variety of
models that you could choose from and I've been building their models for over
30 years like from what I said I have several of them on my layout right now
and I'll bring up some pictures of them in a little bit but you can see from the
the the home screen right here that they have all kinds of stuff that you could
do the next one I'm going to talk about right here is bar mil scale model works
I spent most of my money on bar Mills scale model works that they have
excellent models well half of my layout is in wood and three-fourths of the wood
is in bar mill scale model works kits and they have some really good laser-cut
wood kits I have probably put together about
thirty of them so far the next one is Foss gale models now they have quite a
few kits available ranging anywhere from about $35 all the way up to over $300 in
their more elaborate kits that they put out like once a year it this one right
here is on display at Suncoast Center for fine scale modeling all of these
kits are remarkable and they do an excellent job of filling in spaces on
your layout and for you beginners they have beginners kits on there that are
very simple that you could put together in one evening that will get you started
on building your laser cut wood kits now the reason I did this for the three
three of these manufacturers is because these are some of the best wood kits out
there for the beginners they're not to differ
called to build I mean some of them they have some difficult ones but this is a
good place to start Campbell scale model the ones that I
have are not laser-cut but some very old ones bar Mills they're all laser cut and
foss scale models they're all laser-cut now I showed you some of the kits that I
had on my layout but I also have some kits that are sitting on my shelf over
there that I didn't have a place for it yet until I complete the last section of
my layout so whenever that happens all the all the kits that I have that are
not complete yet and are on the shelf right now will be going up on the layout
in that last section so hopefully sometime in this this coming year I'll
get finished with that section I hope so anyway
that's it for right now and Sadie's right down here and I don't want to run
over her nose when I moved to cheer you don't want to come up come on you could
make it alright there's the star of the show here let's turn around come on okay
you don't know how to turn around okay you don't have enough room okay yeah we
go we'll turn around this away here now
here's the star of the show Sadie and she kept us awake last night barking at
all the noises outside because we have
the window open
okay that's it we'll see ya
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Asthma for Families - Duration: 7:24.
Asthma is a health problem that can make it hard to breathe.
This can be very frustrating and scary.
For kids, it can make them miss a lot of school.
But - if you know what to do, asthma can be controlled.
With the help of parents, teachers, nurses, and doctors, the good news is that children
with asthma can live healthy, active lives.
They can go to school, play sports, play the trumpet--or whatever they love to do!
When you breathe, air moves from your nose or mouth into your lungs by passing through
small tubes, called airways.
People with asthma have trouble breathing because these airways get narrower, making
it hard for air to move in and out.
Let's take a closer look at the airways inside the lungs.
One reason that asthma makes it hard to breathe is that it causes a lot of irritation and
swelling, making the walls of the airways get thick.
The muscles around the airways also get irritated and squeeze, making them even more narrow.
With-- asthma, the irritation also leads to more mucus, which can clog the airways.
Breathing with asthma can feel like breathing through a thin straw - it is hard to move
air in and out, and can be very tiring.
Asthma is different for everyone.
The most common symptoms are coughing, chest tightness, getting tired easily, and wheezing.
Wheezing is a high-pitched whistling sound that comes from the air trying to get in and
out of the lungs through narrow airways.
In some children, cough may be the only symptom, and may increase at night or while napping,
making it hard to sleep.
Some people with asthma have symptoms almost every day.
Others have symptoms once every few months.
But asthma is a chronic disease, which means it never really goes away, so people with
asthma should always have their medications ready.
Sometimes, asthma symptoms can suddenly get worse.
This is called an asthma attack.
During an asthma attack, it can be so hard to breathe that it is hard to talk.
If a child is having an asthma attack, you might be able to see them using muscles in
their neck, or between the ribs, to help breathe.
Severe asthma attacks are dangerous, require medicine, and may require going to the hospital!
Talk to your doctor, so you know what to do.
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An asthma trigger is something that makes your asthma symptoms start up or get worse.
Everyone has different triggers, but a common one is cigarette smoke.
Cigarette smoke can be harmful even when not in the air because it can get caught in clothes
and furniture and still trigger asthma.
Other causes inside the house can be things like dust, pets, cockroaches, mold, strong
perfumes, and cleaning products.
Triggers outside the house can be things like cold air, pollen, grass, and air pollution.
Asthma can also be triggered by getting sick with a cold, flu, or other illness.
Knowing your triggers and staying away from them can help you control your asthma.
Make sure that nobody in the home smokes, and try to keep your home free of cockroaches
and mold.
On heavy air pollution days keep children with asthma indoors, when possible.
Avoid standing too close to cars or buses when their engines are running.
Make sure you always have your medicines with you, as you will need them if your asthma
is triggered.
If a trigger is something like a cold, asthma symptoms usually improve once the illness
goes away.
If your asthma is brought on by exercise or sports, it can be tempting to avoid those
things, but exercise is an important part of being healthy for everyone--including people
with asthma.
With the right medications, a person with asthma can live a very active life.
Talk to your doctor to make sure everyone in the family with asthma has the right medicine
and action plan to stay healthy.
-------------------------- There are two main types of medication that
can help with asthma - relievers and controllers.
Both play an important role in helping to manage asthma, but are used very differently.
Relievers, sometimes called rescue inhalers, work within minutes to relax the muscles around
the airways and can stop an asthma attack while it's happening.
They can make it easier to breathe right away.
That's why it's important for everyone with asthma to always have a reliever medication
with them in case they need it.
People who have asthma symptoms more than a few times a week need to also have a controller
medicine.
Controllers reduce mucus and swelling, but have to be used every day to work.
They don't help right away, but over time can make lungs healthier.
This will help people with asthma have fewer symptoms, and fewer asthma attacks.
But during an asthma attack, only relievers will help right away.
There are many different kinds of controllers, so talk to your doctor to make sure you have
one if you need one.
Both of these medication types are usually taken with an inhaler.
For children, inhalers should be used with spacers.
The spacer helps get the medication deep into the lungs instead of just in the mouth.
If the medicine cannot get into the lungs it won't help.
Babies and younger kids may need a nebulizer machine which turns a liquid medication into
a mist that can be breathed in.
Inhalers and nebulizers take practice to use, so ask your nurse or doctor to watch you do
it at your next visit.
The inhaler, spacer, and mask can be bulky to carry around, but all people with asthma
need to have their rescue medicines close by at all times.
They can be life-saving during an asthma attack!
The main thing is that every person with asthma has their own medicine plan, clearly understands
how and when to use each medicine, and feels confident that their medicines work for them.
This plan is sometimes called an asthma action plan.
It is very important that people who take care of kids with asthma have their medicines
and know how to use them.
If you have a child with asthma, make sure their school or day care has the reliever
medicine as well as your consent to use it.
Ask the school nurse or principal if you need to sign a medication form.
They may need this to be able to give the medication to your child for breathing problems
at school!
Okay - let's review - asthma is a health condition that affects many people, especially
children.
It makes the airways in the lungs narrow and tight, making it hard to breathe.
Each person can have different asthma triggers, and a common one is cigarette smoke.
Medicines include both relievers and controllers and can help a person with asthma lead a very
active life and not have to miss out on school.
So work with your doctor to develop an asthma action plan specific for your child and don't
let asthma hold your child back.
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House Intelligence Committee Releases Classified FISA Memo - Duration: 3:15.
House Intelligence Committee Releases Classified FISA Memo
The House Intelligence Committee released their classified FISA memo on Friday morning.
The House voted on Monday along party lines to share the explosive memo with the American
public.
This comes after the approval of President Donald Trump.
The House Intelligence Committee released the four page memo on Friday morning.
FOX News says there is testimony from a high-ranking official included in the classified memo.
FOX News: Memo says FBI, DOJ used the media to lend credibility to the dossier.
Byron York at The Washington Examiner posted on the memo�
The House Intelligence Committee has released its controversial memo outlining alleged abuses
of secret surveillance by the FBI and Justice Department in the Trump-Russia investigation.
Here are some key points:
* The Steele dossier formed an essential part of the intial and all three renewal FISA applications
against Carter Page.
* Andrew McCabe confirmed that no FISA warrant would have been sought from the FISA Court
without the Steele dossier information.
* The political origins of the Steele dossier were known to senior DOJ and FBI officials,
but excluded from the FISA applications.
* DOJ official Bruce Ohr met with Steele beginning in the summer of 2016 and relayed to DOJ information
about Steele�s bias.
Steele told Ohr that he, Steele, was desperate that Donald Trump not get elected president
and was passionate about him not becoming president.
The FBI and Justice Department mounted a months-long effort to keep the information outlined in
the memo out of the House Intelligence Committee�s hands.
Only the threat of contempt charges and other forms of pressure forced the FBI and Justice
to give up the material.
Once Intelligence Committee leaders and staff compiled some of that information into the
memo, the FBI and Justice Department, supported by Capitol Hill Democrats, mounted a ferocious
campaign of opposition, saying release of the memo would endanger national security
and the rule of law.
But Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes never wavered in his determination to
make the information available to the public.
President Trump agreed, and, as required by House rules, gave his approval for release.
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Why Not to Always Attack The Space in Soccer - Duration: 3:30.
Attack the space. Attack the space. Attack the space.
why not to always attack the space in soccer!
Whats going on?
Little dap!
Its Jared Montz.
Former pro, collegiate national champion and coach with OSA Soccer Camps and Online Soccer
Academy.
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Coaches and players are always shouting, Attack the space!.
Yes, lots of times you should attack the space, but NOT every time!
Its kinda like eating cake.
Just because I have a beautiful, delicious cake in front of me does it mean I should
eat the whole thing?
NO!
You shouldnt always eat the cake.
Yes, you want too, but it doesnt mean you should.
Same with attacking the space, just because its there doesnt mean you attack it.
In this OSA video we will go over some examples on why not to always attack the space.
Example 1, Defensive center mid.
If you are in a defensive center mid position with the ball around midfield and your attacking
center mid is pushed up and you have 20 yards of space ahead of you should you take it?
Well it depends, but in this situation Id advise not taking it.
Few things happen when you attack the space.
First you are leaving space behind you.
So if you or your teammates lose the ball your defensive shape is lost and you are open
to a counter attack.
Second, when you dribble forward defenders are going to come towards you.
This can be an advantage, but it also cuts down your passing angles as the space between
you and the defenders gets less.
Example 2, Outside full back.
Lets say you get wide when your keeper gets the ball.
The keeper rolls you the ball and you have 20 yards of space ahead of you.
Should you attack the space?
In my opinion, no.
Your job has a full back, when you are in your defensive third and have the ball, is
to make simple passes into the playmakers.
Yes, if you are in the attacking third and have space that makes a little more sense
to take a chance and attack the space.
But in the defensive third, dont just attack the space because its there.
When you do this your passing angles decrease and if you or your teammates lose the ball
you will be out of your defensive shape.
This is very risky as you are close to your goal.
Be like legendary investor Warren Buffett and decrease your risk!
So if you dont attack the space does that mean you should just chill?
No!
Instead make a pass and keep the ball moving.
First pass you see, make it.
Dont overthink it.
Bonus Tip!
Do what the game shows you!
Soccer isnt like math.
Not everytime does 2 plus 2 equal four.
Sometimes the game will show you to attack the space and its the right situation to attack
it.
Sometimes its not the right situation.
Thats your call to make it, but make your call with confidence.
If its the wrong call, NO BIG DEAL!
Just get back on defensive as fast as you can.
Hope you enjoyed this Online Soccer Academy video!
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My name is Jared Montz and remember if you Believe in it and back that up with hard work,
anything in life is possible.
Believe in it!
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POP TEAM EPIC ☆ ポプテピピック - Duration: 6:15.
An idea lurks within familiar scenery.
You're always under a watchful gaze.
So tie together whirling wildflowers,
A kaleidoscope of spinning blue.
An unconscious bias.
A reason for existence unknown to anyone else.
A visualized Spirograph
Repeats,
A geometric pattern of destruction and imagination.
After the cut-off, we can meet once more,
While journeying through a parallel world.
So notice the inlaid wish there
And remake the world.
In a tight little garden with no space to move,
Break it all apart and start rearranging.
All is born from nothing. All returns to nothing.
Overcome this dystopia as many times as it takes.
Seems it's goodbye again.
I'll be waiting for you in the next world!
There's no going back
In this transforming mandala.
Let our memories crumble away!
There's no meaning
I'll forget you as well.
But I'll wave my hand again and again,
Never learning my lesson as I refocus my light.
Bye bye, lullaby. Bye bye, boring future times!
Every time, focus fine. Bye bye, boring paradise!
Bye bye, lullaby. Bye bye, boring future times!
Want to change the design. But unbroken, we can never find!
A flower arrangement to be appreciated from afar,
This system of mirrors trapped you in a miniature garden.
A swaying chamber.
A paradigm shift.
Break the glittering mirrors
And head for a new world!
Crawl your way up!
A visualized Spirograph,
A geometric pattern of destruction and imagination.
After the cut-off, we can meet once more,
While journeying through a parallel world.
So notice the inlaid wish there
And remake the world.
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Top 10 Draco Malfoy Surprising Facts - Duration: 5:16.
Welcome back nerd squad, my name is Roya Destroyaa and this is Top 10 Nerd.
What would the Harry Potter world be without everyoneÕs favorite snide, prejudiced, arrogant,
and deeply troubled student.
From the moment we met him we both hated him and loved him, and fans of Draco Malfoy are
bound to want to know more about this well-meshed out character.
So letÕs take a look at the top 10 SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT DRACO MALFOY.
In the number 10 spot we have HIS NAME.
The first name Draco comes from a constellation, as many of those from his maternal side do.
The constellation Draco is derived from the latin word for dragon, and the constellation
has ties to many dragons from mythology, such as the hundred-headed dragon Hercules defeated
during his 12 labors.
And the last name Malfoy translates in the French mal foi as Òbad faithÓ.
Although originally, DracoÕs potential last names were Spungen, Smart, or Spinks.
Not quite the same feeling to them.
Coming in at number 9 IS WHO HEÕS BASED ON.
When we see or read about Draco, we get the feeling that we know at least one Draco in
our lives.
And according to JK Rowling, she knew 3.
In an interview she admitted that there was a Draco in her life while she was in school,
and as the years went on she met quite a few.
Bullying doesnÕt stop as you get older, it just changes form.
But this aspect added an enjoyable dimension for young readers and viewers; seeing Harry
and his friends go through the same bullying struggle.
Next, at number 8 we got THE HUG SCENE.
That weird scene in Deathly Hallows part 2 where Voldemort embraces Draco?
Totally unplanned.
It was just a one-off out of about 25 takes for the particular scene, and the awkwardness
of the moment ended up making the cut.
So Draco is the only character to have ever received the honor, if you could call it that,
of enjoying a cold strange hug from the dark lord.
DonÕt be jealous.
In the number 7 spot, ROWLING WANTS THE FANGIRLING TO STOP.
She gets it, Tom Fenton is a good looking guy.
But the constant love that Draco receives absolutely baffles the author.
Yes, heÕs fascinating and maybe people feel bad for him, according to Rowling, heÕs not
a nice guy and should not be adored the way he is.
She says he is not concealing a heart of gold, heÕs not to be romanticized.
She is unnerved by the compassion people are showing such a mean character, and she would
like you to stop, thank you.
Coming in at number 6 IS HIS AFFINITY FOR OCCLUMENCY.
Draco took up the practice of occlumency, the art of resisting external penetration
of the mind.
As we saw in Order of the Phoenix, this is something Harry was never able to master,
so how exactly did Draco pull it off so well?
This exact concern was voiced by one of RowlingÕs editors, so she gave the reasoning that in
order to be good at this kind of magic, one must be repressed in emotion and able t compartmentalize
their lives.
Things Draco is a lot better at than Harry.
Next up, at number 5 IS HIS SCHOOLING SITUATION.
Can you imagine Hogwarts without Malfoy?
Well, it almost happened; when it was time for little Draco to head off into the wizarding
educational system, his father actually wanted him to attend a school called Durmstrang (doorm-strang)
Institute, a school which does not admit Muggle-borns and also taught dark arts.
In the end, mommy dearest didnÕt want him so far from home.
Why any mom would want to keep around such a dick of a son, I do not know.
Up next at number 4 we got HIS ADULT HOBBY.
Something that Rowling revealed to us on Pottermore that was not apparent beforehand is that in
his adulthood, Draco took up the practice of alchemy as a hobby, something that was
rarely seen in the books.
Alchemy is the study of transmutation of substances, used once to make the philosophers stone.
Something he surprisingly did not try to recreate.
In the number 3 spot, we have TOM FELTONÕS RESTRICTIONS.
In order to play Harry potterÕs rival student, there were some rules that actor Tom Felton
had to follow.
First of all, he needed to maintain his platinum locks, so that required dying his hair and
touching up every ten days.
And he also wasnÕt allowed to tan.
Gotta keep that sickly white pallor going on.
I think I would die if I was given a ten year long tan ban.
So when filming was done, you bet he went for a nice long roast in Miami.
Without the SPF 50.
Coming in at number 2 IS HIS WAND.
Each wand in the series has thought put behind it as to why that wand would choose that character.
MalfoyÕs wand was 10 inches of hawthorn wood with a core of unicorn hair, and this material
wasnÕt picked at random.
According to Ollivander, hawthorn only chooses wizards of great talent as well as great personal
turmoil.
And according to Rowling, the unicorn hair symbolizes that shred of goodness that we
all were hoping for Draco to find.
And finally, in the number 1 spot, HE IS RELATED TO HARRY.
AND TO RON.
It is stated in canon that all purebloods are related somehow, as they all originated
from the sacred 28.
But we never really thought about this much until we took a look at the extensive family
tree.
RonÕs paternal grandmother was Cedrella Black, who married Septimus Weasley and eventually
gave birth to Arthur Weasley.
DracoÕs grandfather was Cygnus Black.
And Sirius black wasnÕt just HarryÕs godfather, he was distantly related to him as well.
And they can all be traced back to Phineus Nigellus Black.
So yeah, keeping that blood pure kind of requires some incest.
So those were the top 10 DRACO SURPRISING FACTS.
Let me know in the comment section down below who you want facts on next.
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9 OP D.Va Tricks You Should ABUSE! - Overwatch - Duration: 12:23.
Hello, everybody!
Disciple here with Overwatch Curios!
With D.Va's rework still being somewhat recent, she seems to have fallen out of the
meta to a small extent.
Now that's not to say that she's bad, by any means, however she used to be a mandatory
pick due to how extremely powerful Defense Matrix was.
Since the adjustment to the uptime of the ability, players have been shying away from
playing her.
However, there were some other changes made to D.Va in the same patch that many people
seem to be overlooking still.
While she's not the uncontested queen of the front lines anymore, soaking absurd amounts
of damage with a never ending matrix, the changes made have instead shifted her to a
much more aggressive role.
She can put out a lot of damage now, while still having access to Matrix to shut down
important abilities when needed.
D.Va gameplay now is a mix of mobile harassment and burst damage, while physically mitigating
damage for her team either with Defense Matrix or her own mech.
In today's video we're going to give you a rundown of the new D.Va and how to play
her more effectively in the start of our new Grandmaster Tips series!
One of the most important changes made to D.Va in that patch, was the decision to allow
her to fire while using her boosters.
Dva has always been a mobile tank with the ability to harass enemy supports or snipers
fairly effectively, but this change allows her to pump out more damage in the time it
takes her to close the gap and is a big part of why her damage dealt has skyrocketed as
of late.
Not only can you use DVa's primary fire while boosting, but you can also fire your
rockets as well.
In this way, D.Va is able to frontload a ton of damage to targets as she closes the gap.
Squishy targets may even flat out die from this pressure before you reach them, but it
sets up a great burst combo that you can utilize as well.
Once you've selected a target, boost towards them.
You'll want to activate your rockets, and then begin firing your guns as you close the
gap.
Once you reach the target, you'll deal even more damage to the target simply by colliding
with your boost.
To round it all out, you can cancel your boost once reaching your target by using your melee
attack.
This method of engaging on your target front loads a lot of damage behind the rockets,
and then provides a smaller secondary boost to eliminate them by boosting into them and
following it up with a melee.
This can be a great way for D.Va to secure opening picks, and she then has the option
to use Defense Matrix if needed to survive while waiting for the cooldown of her boosters
to either move to a new target, reposition to a health pack, or to group back up with
her team and receive some support from allies.
While this next tip isn't a new tactic or related to any patch changes, it's something
that a lot of players just aren't aware of.
After activating Self Destruct, D.Va can move her exploding mech slightly just by walking
into it.
This can create crazy 900 IQ plays where a D.Va player places a bomb on a higher ledge.
When the team sees the exclamation icon indicating the location of the bomb, they'll assume
that they are safe because it is out of line of sight.
Meanwhile, D.Va sneakily nudges the exploding mech forward, dropping it off of the ledge,
and securing surprise kills because of this.
Now to pull this off, you need to slowly walk into the mech by moving forward for a split
second, releasing forward, moving forward for a split second, and repeating that process.
If you hold forward or move too quickly, you'll end up just passing through the mech and walking
off of the ledge yourself, which will be more embarrassing than epic.
However, strategically ulting like this to confuse enemies can definitely secure some
surprise kills on the enemy team.
A mistake that a lot of players make when playing D.Va is playing too aggressively when
they do not have their mech.
Since baby Dva charges a new ultimate and regains mech so quickly, most of the time
it's more important to fall back and play safely than it is to run forward holding fire
and trying to get back into mech as fast as possible.
Fall back to your team, and try to find something like a wall or a Reinhardt shield to hide
behind, within line of sight of your supports.
From the back focus on spamming your shots on tight angles or into chokes where you know
the enemy team is likely to be coming from, and safely get back into your mech without
the risk of dying.
Dying as a baby Dva can cost your team a lot of time, since you're no good to them outside
of your mech, and it's essentially like sitting two respawn timers over if you get
knocked out of mech and can't get a new one before you die.
Play your corners tight, and don't be afraid to retreat from damage for a second or two
if it means you'll be able to get the mech
back online.
Now on the opposite side of this topic, there are definitely times when it can be more advantageous
for you to just accept defeat and commit suicide.
If you're coming off the tail end of a duel that you won, however you no longer have your
mech, it may be wiser to simply jump off of the map to respawn faster if you're at the
end of a team fight and in the stages of grouping back up with your team.
Since D.Va's jets not only allow her to close distance quickly, but also have a short
cooldown, getting back into your mech faster and using your jets to regroup is sometimes
the exact play you need
to make.
Keep in mind that you'll lose nothing for doing this.
You'll deny the enemy team any ultimate charge from damaging you, while not losing
any of the progress you have towards your next Self Destruct as well.
Not only is your mech what makes you so great, but it's also large.
Like, very large… and that actually has a lot of weight (bad joke) in game when you
know how to take advantage of it.
Many teams often struggle with pushing the payload to completion at the end of the map,
however due to the size of DVa's mech you can physically block players from exiting
their spawn door simply by standing in front of it.
This will be a good time to drain your Defense Matrix stores, since enemies will be able
to deal free damage to you while also remaining safe, but physically blocking the exit can
allow your team to progress the cart uncontested.
This can even keep an ulting Zenyatta locked in his spawn, which is something Zenyatta
players will do to try and reach a payload as fast as possible on defense as a means
of keeping it stalled for longer.
You can also use this tactic to block narrow doors, like those on Gibraltar for example.
Taking advantage of collision in clever ways will drastically improve your success with
D.Va.
However, you don't always have to be in mech to utilize body blocking.
The first instinct of most players in the game is to immediately turn and run for cover
when they see a Self Destruct activated by an enemy player.
Top level D.Va players will frequently use their body as baby D.Va to body block and
slow down the retreat of enemies, forcing them to eat the devastating damage of the
Self Destruct.
Now positioning for this is key, so if it's something you're planning on doing, you'll
need to remember to jump as you exit your mech suit, that way you can gain height and
close the distance on the enemy you're trying to stall.
Since Self Destruct has such a short timer, sometimes all it takes is that split second
of standing in front of an enemy's line of travel to keep them within range of the
explosion.
One of the worst things you can do as the new D.Va is to use Defense Matrix without
thinking about why you're using it before activation.
Since it's a more limited resource, it needs to be used with great forethought prior to
activation.
For example, Reinhardt is capable of charging his ultimate very quickly thanks to the damage
of his Fire Strike.
D.Va is a perfect counter to this.
By tapping Defense Matrix for a split second just to absorb every Fire Strike he throws,
you completely shut down his ability to charge Earthshatter quickly.
Other characters also fire in predictable patterns as well.
Hanzo arrows, Pharah rockets, they all travel in predictable times which you can exploit
to deny them damage just with the quickest activation and deactivation of Matrix.
And of course, any time you're playing against a Zarya or Tracer, look for opportunities
to absorb their ultimates.
Especially at lower levels of play, these will be very predictable because they'll
suddenly rush forward with seemingly no reason, giving you an indication that they plan to
overextend just to use their ultimate ability.
Our last tip is another thing that inexperienced DVa players struggle with while learning how
to play her, but it's very important.
Sometimes, it's way better not to use Defense Matrix.
If you're playing with a Zarya and she's just activated her bubble, or maybe used it
on you, there's absolutely no reason to use Defense Matrix, as you'll just be denying
her charge.
Similarly, if your friendly Genji has deflect activated, if you Defense Matrix on top of
him, you're just denying him a source of free damage since he's already reflecting
incoming shots.
Instead, focus on using Matrix after his deflect so that he can reposition or get back to safety
if needed.
And of course, if you're partnered with a Reinhardt, there's seldom reason to use
Defense Matrix if his shield is active and healthy, and you aren't being flanked.
Instead, use your Defense Matrix to protect him when his shield goes down, so that it
can regenerate and your team can maintain control of a choke point without having to
fall back.
Well everybody, that wraps up our Grandmaster tips on playing Dva, but we'd love to hear
some feedback.
We're just getting into doing some more analytical content like this for you all,
and we want to know if you all are interested in seeing us do more of this series, and other
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Elif Episode 661 - Ending Scene | Season 4 Episode 101 (English & Spanish subtitles) - Duration: 5:34.
This is sis Süreyya's room.
Oh, so you woke up, Elif?
Morning!
Morning!
How are you feeling, huh?
Are you alright?
Look, I got some mixed fruits for you.
Are you hungry?
I guess I haven't yet.
But...
anyway...
you gotta eat something.
Don't get sick again, so your body won't lose strength.
Alright, sweetheart?
Look, have some kiwi, too.
It's like a storage unit for the vitamin C!
Alright.
In the name of Allah...
Good gracious!
Good gracious, what's going on with me?
Oh my Lord...
I couldn't recover myself completely.
Last time I felt sick didn't take this long.
My Lord, what is it with me?
God bless your hands, sis Süreyya.
Are you done with it?
You haven't eaten a thing of it.
Oh, actually, I don't want.
What about later?
OK then, look, I'm leaving the plate here,
you'll eat whenever you want to, OK?
Thank you.
Elif...
are you alright?
Last night...
I saw, in my dream,
I saw my mom.
She had been looking for me, everywhere.
But she came here.
She found me.
She laid down in the bed, next to me.
Right here.
We hugged each other, firmly.
Did you miss your mom, too much?
Elif...
I lost my mom, at a very young age, too.
That's why...
I understand you, totally.
I wish for any kid, to be with parents.
But my mom...
But your mom?
Sis Süreyya...
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How The Cast Of Black Panther Should Actually Look - Duration: 10:07.
Filmmakers tasked with adapting comic book icons for the big-screen have their work cut
out for them.
After all, redesigning a universe filled with flashy super suits and living planets can
be a bit of a challenge.
Plus, screwing up the balance of "faithful" and "creative" means inspiring the fiery wrath
of comic book fanboys — and nobody wants that.
Luckily, the Afro-futuristic nation of Wakanda and its denizens have been given one badass
makeover for the big-screen.
And even though we're super into the aesthetic that director Ryan Coogler's bringing to the
table, let's take a look at what the cast of Black Panther should really look like.
T'Challa/Black Panther
The man behind the Black Panther mask, T'Challa has been the king of Wakanda since his father's
death during the signing of the Sokovia Accords in Captain America: Civil War.
Like his Avengers ally Tony Stark, T'Challa isn't afraid to switch up his gear every once
in a while.
Since going toe-to-toe with Bucky Barnes, also known as Winter Soldier, in his MCU debut,
T'Challa's snagged a spiffy new costume — a lighter, energy-absorbent vibranium suit.
This one boasts a more "tribal" aesthetic reminiscent of illustrator Andy Park's early
concept design of the butt-kicking king's Panther Mantle.
Black Panther's new suit remains relatively faithful to recent comic runs, and T'Challa
himself looks pretty close to his comic book counterpart too.
Where Chadwick Boseman's interpretation of the character isn't afraid to rock the scruff,
however, his comic book equivalent is all about keeping that chiseled jaw fur-free.
Still, Boseman's T'Challa is a near-perfect real-life interpretation of the king cat in
black.
Ulysses Klaue
While Black Panther's titular hero is more or less identical to his comic book double,
its main antagonist, Ulysses Klaue, has undergone quite an overhaul.
Portrayed by master of motion capture Andy Serkis, Klaue has swapped out his comic counterpart's
bulky sonic blaster for a souped-up, retractable prosthetic.
But by far the biggest difference between the charismatic arms dealer and his sinister
supervillain namesake is the fact that Serkis' Klaue is obviously not a being made entirely
of living sound.
Technically, Marvel Comics' Klaw was also once a bearded human jerk.
But his eventual redesign as a red-n'-purple baddy and frequent nemesis of the Fantastic
Four is the far more memorable incarnation of the one-armed heel.
Shuri
Sister of T'Challa and smartypants Vibranium tinkerer, Princess Shuri is a force to be
reckoned with.
Not only is she the greatest scientific genius this side of Stark Tower, but, in the comics,
she's taken up the Panther Mantle on a number of occasions in her brother's absence.
In other words, like T'Challa, she's consumed the Heart-Shaped Herb and reaped the same
superhuman powers.
Shuri, portrayed by Letitia Wright in MCU's Black Panther, has undergone a dramatic redesign.
Chief among the differences is her outfit, a sleeveless tunic and a full mantle with
neck coverage along with what appears to be a chin guard.
While comic book Shuri doesn't wear much makeup save for the occasional strip of paint over
her chin, the MCU's Wakandan princess adorns herself with a series of white dots across
her forehead, brow, cheeks, and chin.
She also wears her hair in a braided updo while her comic book counterpart typically
wears her hair short under an ornate headdress or her Black Panther mask.
Killmonger
In the comics, the exiled and shamed warrior N'Jadaka adopts the pseudonym Killmonger,
blaming both T'Challa's bloodline and Klaw for his parents' demise.
In an intriguing twist, Michael B. Jordan's interpretation of the character — a former
American black ops soldier named Erik Stevens — teams up with the South African supervillain
Klaw.
Instead of, y'know, beating him to a bloody pulp the first chance he gets.
The MCU sees Killmonger — who earned his nickname on the battlefield — transformed
from a Herculean behemoth to a buff badass with a sense of style.
The MCU's Erik Stevens may have lost his source material's straight-up murder-y aura — but
he more than makes up for it with hip sensibilities, combat know-how, and his very own Gold Jaguar
suit.
Nakia
If Lupita Nyong'o has proven anything since her award-winning breakout role in 2013's
12 Years a Slave, it's that she can do no wrong.
So casting her among Black Panther's pantheon of brilliant actors must've seemed like a
no-brainer.
Nyong'o portrays Nakia, a secret agent summoned back to Wakanda at the behest of T'Challa.
In the Black Panther comics, Nakia teams up with Killmonger and eventually adopts the
villain persona Malice after her obsession with the titular Wakandan king lands her in
hot water.
While her comics counterpart is known for her bead-adorned hair and jewelry, Nyong'o's
take on the character wears her hair in tight curls and dons a variety of getups — including
full Dora Milaje armor.
M'Baku
Thankfully, the Black Panther comics' problematically named Man-Ape will be sticking with his birth
name — M'Baku — for his film debut.
Producer Nate Moore, however, admits that the gorilla gods are important to M'Baku's
tribe, the Jabari.
Thus, while he's ditching the name, the Wakandan throne-seeker and potential unlikely ally
to T'Challa will retain a touch of white fur along his arms and legs.
His revamped wardrobe is a nod to his source material's gruesome costume — a white gorilla
hide that he donned after hunting a mythical ape, skinning it, devouring its flesh, and
bathing in its blood.
Yikes.
Ramonda
"My son, it is your time."
Matriarch of Wakanda, wife of the late T'Chaka, and mother of T'Challa and Shuri, Ramonda
has suffered greatly at the hands of her husband and son's political rivals.
Yet despite years of family tragedy, she's proven herself to be a vital asset to the
Wakandan high council.
In the Black Panther comics, Ramonda has been depicted with both black and white hair.
The MCU's film, on the other hand, sees Angela Bassett's take on the character at her most
regal, rocking ivory dreadlocks and a wardrobe fit for the Queen Mother of Wakanda.
Zuri
In the Black Panther comics, Zuri was a personal attendant to T'Chaka before the elder ruler's
death.
He would go on to serve the same role for his son, the young King T'Challa.
That is, until the warrior's untimely demise at the hands of Morlun, an energy vampire,
in a sequence of events that's way too complicated to talk about here.
Suffice to say, Zuri plays a slightly different role in the MCU.
A spiritual "Obi-Wan" type, the Wakandan shaman-like figure is something of an advisor to T'Challa
and his kin.
Appearance-wise, these two interpretations look like entirely different characters.
While the Marvel Comics iteration of Zuri is a hulking behemoth complete with bursting
abs and a neck thicker than most men's waists, Forest Whitaker … isn't.
That's not to say the acting veteran doesn't look rad in his own right: trading his comic
doppelganger's black mane for a bald dome and adding a splash of color to his drab robes,
Zuri's big-screen interpretation calls to mind a wise elder figure.
Everett Ross
Let's face it: Martin Freeman doesn't exactly stand out in a crowd — and neither does
Black Panther comics' Everett K. Ross.
He's without question the least interesting and least-super-powered guy in the mix.
But personality-wise, the cold, no-nonsense CIA operative we met in Captain America: Civil
War is a total 180 from the Chandler Bing-inspired diplomat tasked with escorting T'Challa onto
American soil in the comics.
In the Black Panther film, Ross finds himself involved in a conflict between Ulysses Klaue
and T'Challa, causing him to team up with the Wakandan King and become one of his most
trusted allies.
While these two versions of Ross are polar opposites in terms of attitude, personality,
behavior, and just about everything else, the suits at MCU did a bang-up job nailing
his clean-cut style — or, at least they did in Civil War.
Sure, they may both be average-looking, middle-aged white dudes, but the perpetually-suited, too-sarcastic-for-his-own-good
diplomat who once sold his soul for a pair of pants wouldn't be caught dead in a t-shirt
and casual jacket.
OK, that's a stretch, we know.
But there's really not much to say about this guy.
Could he be any more nondescript?
Ayo
Like Everett Ross, we briefly met Ayo in Civil War during a confrontation between T'Challa's
feisty head of security and Natasha Romanoff, a.k.a Black Widow.
While we learned little to nothing about Ayo's character from her short scene, her single
line of dialogue ...
"Move.
Or you will be moved."
...shined a light on what we could come to expect from the Dora Milaje agent.
Keeping Black Panther safe is her top priority.
Ayo's onscreen presence seems more or less in line with her comic book counterpart — they've
both vowed to protect their king and loved ones on many an excursion across Wakanda and
beyond.
That being said, comic book Ayo has a bit more pizazz than her film doppelgänger, who
keeps things simple with a shaved head and traditional Dora Milaje armor.
In the comics, Ayo rocks a sick sci-fi shaved head/ponytail combo along with glyph-like
ink down her forehead and across her cheeks.
Okoye
Like Ayo, Okoye is a member of T'Challa's personal bodyguard unit, the Dora Milaje.
And while a number of the fearsome sisterhood soldiers wear their ink proudly in the comics,
MCU Okoye's shaved head and unique angular tattoos has her standing out from the squad.
Danai Gurira's look is as close as you can get to the comics' portrayal of the royal
band of butt-kickers — depending on the run, that is.
Black Panther comic writer Ta-Nehisi Coates' contemporary take on the troop sees them rocking
their infamous facial tats and hip haircuts.
But Christopher Priest was the brains behind their comic book debut, and his interpretation
of the bodyguards was more in line with your typical femme fatales, impractical tight dresses
and all.
W'Kabi
Daniel Kaluuya's W'Kabi shares his comic book counterpart's primary responsibilities as
chief of Wakandan border tribe security.
In the Black Panther comics, W'Kabi would prove to be an invaluable ally to T'Challa,
even becoming his second in command before dying alongside Zuri at the hands of Morlun
— again, that dude whose arc we're not even getting into.
Like Zuri, W'Kabi's MCU interpretation differs from his source material's incarnation so
dramatically that the uninformed might mistake him for a brand new character.
While the Black Panther comics depict W'Kabi with a bundle of wild dreadlocks and little
clothing — so as to not restrict him while he's bashing skulls — Kaluuya's character
of the same name sticks to a relatively reserved look, appearing more like an angry puppy than
the grizzled, bionic-armed warrior we've come to love — and mourn.
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What If The Earth Had 2 Moons? - Duration: 4:12.
Hello and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.
The Earth and the Moon have been partners in crime for billions of years.
This partnership has been the subject of much study over the years, with the interactions
between the two celestial bodies being examined.
But what would happen if there was not one moon, but two?
Would this be a case of two's company, three's a crowd?
Let's explore.
If you want more What If videos, check out our "Biggest What Ifs" playlist on the
channel after this.
Now get ready, it's time to ask the question: What if the Earth had 2 Moons?
Well first of all, it could very well be that the Earth DID have two moons at one point.
Recent discoveries pertaining to the far side of the moon have led some scientists to believe
that there was once a second moon orbiting the Earth, that finally crashed into our moon
and was incorporated into it.
On top of that, the Earth often picks up a number of small asteroids, that orbit the
Earth for weeks or months before leaving again.
If you've ever watched QI, you'll know that the number of moons on Earth seems to
be in a constant state of flux.
This question also depends greatly on the properties of the new moon.
Its size and distance from the Earth would greatly influence the effects it had on our
planet.
For the sake of brevity, this video will focus on what would happen if there was a second
moon of the same size as our current moon, rotating in the same direction, at the same
speed, and the same distance from the Earth, found on the opposite side of the Earth, 180
degrees from our moon.
It's unlikely that this would have a stable orbit in reality, but let's ignore that
for now.
So, what if there was a second identical moon on the other side of the globe?
Well, first and foremost, let's look at the effect of this change on the tides.
Since we'll be talking a great deal about the tides, I'll clear up a common misconception.
Most people know that the tides are partially caused by the pull of the moon on the water
nearest it, but that's only half the story.
The tide on the far side of the moon also increases, as the gravitational pull on the
earth is slightly stronger than the pull on the water on the far side.
Effectively, the Earth is pulled towards the moon, making the tides on the other side of
the planet go out.
However, with two moons, there would be a gravitational pull on both sides of the Earth.
Thanks to the complicated mathematics of one astrophysicist, it was determined that the
addition of the second moon would double the force of the tides.
The difference between high and low tide would be rather significant, and would result in
a number of changes to the world as we know it.
Furthermore, while the sun's effect is less than half that of the moon's, it causes
roughly 25% of the tidal movement.
When the sun and moon are in alignment, the solar tide has an additive effect on the lunar
tide, creating more extreme tides called spring tides.
With two moons, this would cause these effects to occur twice as often.
This increase in the tides would have a number of effects.
For one, living on the coast would not be as common, since high tide could spell disaster
in inclement weather.
Marine life would also have evolved somewhat differently, to account for the difference
in tides, possibly resulting in more animals that can survive both at high and low tide.
However, the tide isn't the only thing affected by the extra moon.
Any navigation based on the position of the moon would be greatly altered.
Certain animals whose mating habits depend on limited moon visibility would probably
have had different evolutionary pathways.
It would also change some of the earlier religions that often took a good deal of inspiration
from the moon, as well as later literature surrounding the moon.
Unfortunately, the most significant change that would occur with 2 moons on opposite
sides is that it would remove much of the angular momentum from the system.
Without it, there's a good chance the two moons would slowly get closer to the Earth,
and eventually crash.
On top of that, if the second moon was not in a stable orbit, as would be rather likely,
this question could be moot, since the moons would eventually collide.
And now we return to our question: What if the Earth had 2 Moons?
Well technically, it may have had 2 large moons many years ago, plus it currently gains
a number of small moons each year.
However, if there were now two identical moons on opposite sides of the Earth, the tide would
be greatly affected, roughly doubling in force, and would be influenced by the sun twice as
often.
This would have a number of effects on both human and animal development.
Unfortunately, it could be that this would be a moot point, since the loss of angular
momentum in the system would likely cause the moons to eventually crash, which would,
of course, be catastrophic.
Thank you for watching Life's Biggest Questions, I hope this was interesting and informative,
and maybe even inspired you to look into it further on your own.
If you liked this video, please thumbs up and subscribe to the channel down below.
While you're down there, let me know what other questions you'd like us to answer.
Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Life's Biggest Questions, wishing you
the best of luck, on your quest for answers.
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Feeling Like A Child After Abuse (A Kati Morton Response Video) - Duration: 6:16.
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(electronic chiming)
Hello and welcome back.
Today we're going to be talking about child abuse.
It's another child abuse video on this channel.
If you want to watch any other videos
that I have about child abuse awareness,
I have a playlist right up there,
so you can go check that out.
So, this video is actually a response to Kati Morton
who is a therapist and a YouTuber.
She talks about therapy, her life as a therapist,
and mental health, things like that.
We had a mental health panel together with
a couple of other YouTubers at Playlist D.C. last year
and I really enjoy her work.
So, on Thursday, she actually uploaded a video
called Why Does Childhood Trauma Make Us Feel Like A Child?
That video was actually inspired by
a viewer who left a question
and that question was something along the lines of
why does she still feel like a child
trapped in the body of an adult?
She experienced abuse when she was younger
and growing up and it feels like
some of that has stuck with her
and she doesn't feel quite like an adult.
And when I finished the video, all I could think was
this is the video that has been missing from my life
and now I feel like I'm finally figuring out
something about myself
that I have also been trying to figure out
as someone who has dealt with
this kind of stuff all their life.
You know, I am in my 20s.
I'm in the middle of my 20s and I have always felt
not quite there yet because there's still things in my life
that I haven't accomplished
that other people would pretty much
have already done by now, although with this economy,
I think more types of people
probably feel the same type of way,
but, you know, it's just, I feel like
it's almost different mentally to us,
how it makes us feel because of what we've been through.
I don't know.
But I've noticed, regardless,
I have a hard time doing the dishes.
I have a hard time cleaning up my own room,
cleaning up my own space because I grew up
being yelled at for not cleaning up my own space
and all of this, but I also got yelled at
for cleaning my own space,
so I would be yelled at and punished and hit and whatever
for not doing things, but at the same time,
if I did try to do them, even right after,
I would get screamed at constantly for doing that.
So, my space would forever be cluttered
and it was just like what's the point in trying
if I'm going to get yelled at for doing this?
That was always a weird thing.
That has always gotten on my nerves,
but that's a different thing.
I was also reading through the comments of that video
and somebody was talking about how
they have a tendency to kind of talk in baby talk almost
and I realize I also have that tendency.
I do that with my cats and animals and stuff,
but, you know, who doesn't do that, right?
But I've noticed with certain people,
I tend to talk like a child.
And it's something that has always
kind of bugged me a little bit
and I couldn't figure out why.
And I saw this video and I was like, oh, wow,
this just might have explained something.
And now I realize how much,
how different my voice is and my personality would be
towards these certain people.
And it's not something that I really care for.
Because one, it makes me feel small.
It makes me, I feel like I'm making myself small
and two, it's just, it's just not me.
Kati was saying that the reason why we feel this way
is because it's like a road block.
You know, when we grow up this way, at this age,
then it kind of just stays with us,
which I'm not really sure what age I would be at mentally
since it happened for so long.
I have been trying to fix that myself, in some ways,
like I've been trying to clean up this space, in my room,
'cause, you know, I got this.
So all the stuff that I currently have
lying on the floor was on this desk,
but I had to take it off because
this fits my entire desk, there is nowhere I could put any.
I can't really put anything right here, right?
And dishes, I've been better at doing the dishes.
But I still tend to not want to do them
or maybe in the back of my mind, I want to do them,
but there's that road block in my brain that's stopping it.
It's still thinking that how I grew up
and what I've been going through is what it is.
Like I'm not supposed to do this because,
but then I do get scolded, but then I do get
talked to about not doing this.
But it's a really complicated thing.
I didn't realize how confusing it was.
I didn't realize a lot of things about this
until I ended up watching that video on Thursday.
So I'd like to thank Kati for coming out with that video
and I would like to thank the person that
asked the question because without that question,
that video probably would not have gone up
and I think Kati is going to do a couple more videos
about that, which is going to be really helpful
for a lot of people.
So, if you are interested in mental health,
maybe you have your own mental health problems and
you might not have access to certain things,
access to help, like on a one-on-one basis,
but maybe you might get something
out of watching Kati's videos.
Kati's videos are captioned, so
if you're someone like me who needs the captions,
she's a great resource for that.
And, well, I think that's it.
I didn't really know what to say in this video,
it's just kind of like a,
it's a chatty type of sit down,
lowkey kind of video, I guess.
But yeah, if you have any sort of experience with this,
feel free to leave your own story
down in the comments below.
Before I go, be sure to check out the description box
because I do have a link to my Patreon
if you are interested in supporting
any of the work that I do, as well as the Ko-fi Tip Jar.
Tip jar, tip jar is something that I still cannot say
and probably will never be able to say (laughs).
I will see you later, bye.
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