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I did the #StickItToTheStigma tag (created by JJTalkz) Thank you so much for watching, this was a difficult video for me to make and I hope some of you (or a...
Hey guys, I did the stick it to the stigma tag created by JJTalks ( @spork @shaky ) It would mean a lot to me if you guys checked it out as this was a difficult video to make thanks :)
s(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jw_BJHyQy8c)
Okay so I already commented about this video to @spork on my main tumblr, but I just wanted to briefly talk about this video. I’m super proud of JJ for making this! Not only did she address the stigmas that are often associated with mental disorders, but she also had the courage to talk about her own experiences with them. I can say from experience that this is extremely hard to do, especially when you know that not only friends and family can see it, but 1000′s of complete strangers that could easily comment rude things in response. I feel genuinely inspired by JJ’s #StickItToTheStigma so I’ll probably try to upload a video of my own to my YouTube channel within the next few days. Society can be an extremely messed up place that ignores serious issues, and like JJ said I think it’s time that we all start having the courage to acknowledge and become more educated on them. We need to change society and how it views people as a whole. We need to get rid of the idea that we need to constantly meet up the the standard of “perfection” and start just being genuinely happy with ourselves. So JJ, if you see this just wanna say I love ya and keep doing what you’re doing! <3
