@sandman_2004 You seem to not understand that when people are dead they are no longer alive, therefore they can not posses emotions, proud being a said emotion. I hope have expanding your knowledge this day, and that you now better understand how death impacts the human mind.
@@yomammasaurusrex9571we all know that. the idea is that some essence of them had remained in this world that can feel emotions, and when we lose someone we want to believe that they aren’t truly gone. At the end of the day, we all don’t know what happens to the dead, but the idea that they are still proud of us is comforting and reinvigorating.
Great impacts in your life can make you wiser. Sometimes, they can painful, sometimes they can be joyful. Negative or positive emotions can make you a better person and improve your life. But it doesn’t have to go both ways
He’s extremely smart. Beyond smart. One of the very, very few famous people who deserves every ounce of their influence and does everything else right with it. Long Live Markiplier.
My mom died when I was 20. For CZcams to have served me this today, her birthday, is so unlikely that I know it has to be a sign. I feel like something inside me just unclenched. Thank you ❤️
I’m sure a good bit is due to that 90%, too. Not to downplay Mark’s achievements but his father seemed very important to him and bad fathers don’t get that.
@@jsbzoh6both parents are very very important for someone growing up.., but yeah as OP said, Mark is an amazing person. One of the few people that are somewhat rich and famous who I can think about and know that Mark got all his money and fans through hard work. Unlike many other people who’ve done shady shit to get wealth.
Mark is making more than a living doing what he loves while also using his wealth to help millions and has become one of the most beloved personalities on the internet. That is what every good parent dreams of for their child and so much more. If there is an afterlife, I'm sure Mark's dad is just about the proudest father in the world by now. I know I would be extremely proud if my kid accomplished a fraction of what Mark has managed
My dad ran away when I was 11, and my mum, gran and the actual father figure I had all died within 6 month period in 2021. Was an interesting year. My father figure and nan were in same hospital but I had no idea until I rang him to let him know about my nan and his son picked up. In my circle of 4 best mates, 3 of us all have dead mum/dad and were 35-36 yrs old. Only 1 of us has a full family
@@pinball2k6I’m sorry to hear that❤ i hope what ever you’re going through gets easier and I hope u have a pleasant life surrounded by people who love u
My dad passed away in 2021. I'm about to be 27 next month. It's hard that I only got so little time with him because of work and different schedules, but the times we did spend together were some of the best times.
Best advice I can give you, start imagining it, because you're 100% going to lose both, and if you prep yourself for that reality, it can make it slightly easier
@@Asher-zh6snAs someone who lost their mother, father, and brother within a span of three years(2020-2023) and I am only 16 about to be 17, he is right, the pain is not the end. It is no reason to stop living
@@YAGC193 I’m religious. Do you have a moment of time to talk about our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ? I’m being serious, by the way. I’m concerned about your health, and I hope and pray that you would talk with me- about your day, week, or even year.
This hit so hard and yet is so unbelievably comforting, my mum passed shortly after i turned 19. To know i got that 90% means so much and i wish i had heard this sooner.
My dad died when I was 10... him never getting to see me grow up or be there thru bad times, pains me, even at 30 years old. I will admit I still sit on my bed and cry, screaming "dad I need you"... 😢
I feel this, I lost my dad at 11. It’s not easy 😞 and I’m always wishing that my dad would get to be there for my wins and losses, and that I could get to know him as a friend/person and not just as a father. I have good memories, but I wish I could make more.
This was comforting to hear from mark because i recently lost my dad four months after my 18th birthday and six days into the new year. I watched the interview with markiplier and when I heard him talk about that video, i think it helped a lot.
yea i feel you, last year i turned 18 and my mom had passed 4 days afterwards..and when i heard that it truly made me happy to know i got to know her as long as i did, even though i still wish i could’ve known her longer, losing a parent is rough, and i send my love to you and your family ❤️❤️
I'm genuinely sorry for your loss, I hope... no I know your dad's up there watching over yah, he wouldn't want you to be miserable, so good for you that you are more positive than negative
My dad died when I was 19, and I felt a similar thing watching that video. I would give almost anything to bring him back, and the most tragic thing is that as much as I want him to see me now, I am only who I am because this is who I am without him. I just wish it were possible that I could be here like this, and he could too. But I never would have escaped religion with his influence, and that escape was the key to my life now.
I'm proud of you for achieving such self-growth despite the obstacles that come your way. You'll inspire many people to come by just being yourself, just like you're doing with this comment. You're strong
i’m proud of you and i’m so glad you are at peace and ik your Dad is always with you and loves you so much God and Jesus are always watching over him and you God bless
I have no idea what you were part of to see religion as something you needed to escape from, but no matter what, I hope you are doing alright. I have never had the experience of seeing my religion as something I needed to escape from nor do I think i ever will, but still, others thoughts, experiences, and stories is still something I'd like to understand. Anyways, I hope your having a good day, Sincerely, As random guy on the Internet
Mark played a massive role in me accepting my dads death. My dad died when I was 13, and just a little while later I came across Mark’s channel. I eventually stumbled upon his Draw My Life video, and in it he talks about losing his dad. It was comforting to see someone who had a similar situation to mine living their life. It showed me that things were going to be okay. I’m now an adult. I still watch Mark to this very day, and I seriously couldn’t thank him enough for doing what he does for all of us, but especially for helping me during a time where i really needed it the most. I genuinely love Mark, and I am so grateful for his existence.
This is something that I genuinely understand. My dad lost his battle with liver cancer six days before I turned 14. My whole world was turned upside down. I was taking care of my family afterwards as well and Mark along with other youtubers and even musicians were a big comfort for me then and even now. I'm 22 now and to this day Mark has continued to be a major inspiration for me. I'm glad someone like him exists in the world as well as others like him. I'm glad you were also able to find some comfort ♥
Hearing this information makes me wonder how the heck is my Mother such a great Mom to me. She lost her bio Dad at 8 years old. I can't imagine losing a parent so soon like that. Sad fact, He died either near or on Christmas. Don't know how she isn't depressed or falling apart with such a traumatic event in her life. Makes me grateful I have not only a great Mother who loves me so much, I have a fantastic Dad who loves me just as much and is still with me. I don't think I could be as strong as my Mom if I lost her or my father at that age. I'm just not, I'm squishy and way too soft.🥺
@@PinkPanther45518my dad lost his dad when he was 12 and he hardly ever mentions it and he really undermines how that must have felt and I often wonder if he’s hiding it because that must be some terrible shit to go through
@@theultimatebob9521 I'm so sorry to hear that. That's really sad. I think that may be the case. It could also be him trying to cope with the loss the only way he knows how. I think my Great Grandpa does the same thing when it comes to his Mother. Then again his relationship with his Mom is a bit messed up. Depending on the year your dad was born older generations just deal with things different than we do now. They couldn't really be emotionally or open about how they feel since there was a war going on and after that the Great Depression. They just didn't have the time to be sentimental or sad. It was, get to work, work hard, or you die of starvation.
I also lost my dad at 18. While its a small token platitude that most of the time spent was already spent, its still heartbreaking to not have your father there for big parts of your life. Settling into your first big career. Getting married. Becoming a father yourself. Whatever you end up doing, not having your father there to share his thoughts on it is always saddening no matter whether you believe in an afterlife or not.
Its the same feeling I get when I have to remember my mom is gone. Its been A little over three years. The thing that hurts the most about that is I now have a two year old daughter; found out I was pregnant five months after she passed away. Realized this year I gave birth to her two days after mothers day. Its a horrible feeling. I wish my mom could have met her granddaughter. She would have loved her to the core like she did with me. My mom would have been the ultimate grandma.
@@horrifichorror4901 i don't ever comment but this broke my heart, I'm truly sorry to hear that and even know you're a stranger on the internet I KNOW you are just of an amazing mother to your little girl as yours was to you🩷
This line means so much more to me now.. I lost my Dad January 1st of this year. I am only 19 right now and this is the most comforting thing I've heard since then. I spent years away from my father due to foster care and always was sad I never got enough time to grow up with my Dad. I have always been close to him and hearing Markiplier say this again now is what I needed.
he is such an inspiration to me. im serious when i say ive been hurt my entire life but when i feel like giving up or letting go i always remember marks view on life and potential. i have so much potential, and marks biggest pet peeve is wasted potential. for him, maybe if i cant do it for myself, i want to keep going and reach my full potential or at the very least try to. i dont want to give up when i think of marks inspirational words and how pain is not the end. life can be worth living even if it is painful, mark helps me remember that i can live too. i love him very much, im forever grateful for that
My dad passed when I was barely 15. I've gone more than half my life without him. It doesn't stop hurting, but that doesn't mean I can't handle it. I miss him every day, and I *wish* that I could believe I'd see him again outside my dreams.
"I am okay with pain, because I know it is not the end." This is incredibly wise, and very hard to live by. I'm glad you got 90% of the time with your dad ❤
I’m glad I can find people like this who are okay with pain and death and whatever, makes me feel like I’m not actually insane for feeling fine about all of it because it’s how I’d want people to feel when I go or if something happens revolving around me.
Markiplier is one of the best content creators of our generation. Not only is he hilarious and wildly entertaining, but he’s so respectable and honorable and also very wise.
Honestly such a smart man.. I look up to him so much. He's successful, not out of greed or for the fame, but because he's damn passionate about his craft and so genuine. He's so open.
When my mom passes I’ll feel very comforted bc of the fact that I spent 95% of my time with her going on adventures and living life with my momma. People don’t understand home much of a gift parents are until they we one of ur only friends in life.
i think everyone struggles with that pronunciation but this was incredible. Mark has a very strong positive outlook. Something I aspire to have some day
i feel so sorry for him. this man raised me better than my father ever did or could and this broke my heart to watch. i can’t imagine how devastating that must’ve been.
I lost my mom to a heartattack last year but for the last month of her life, I was living with her. Had I not been there, I would've found her dead on the floor. Im glad I got to spend her last month alive with her. She lived another 2 weeks in the hospital, managed to fight off a widow maker heart attack for 2 weeks. She was the talk of the ER.
Losing a parent is the hardest thing to do for me it was 6 years ago and I was 9 and I get the news and I was heart broken and couldn't go into school for weeks , I only got 45% of my life with him and in great greatful for having a caring living father
Oh my god I needed this today 🥺 Been going through a rough patch and to hear one of my favorite CZcamsrs talk about how he deals with pain is probably what I needed right about now :')
I’m glad I just saw this. My dad passed away 5 months ago, and I’m 22. The thought that I got a little more than 90% time with my dad brings me a little more comfort. “The pain won’t kill me” I needed to hear… because god does it feel like it could kill me sometimes… “none of it will stop me” is now words I’ll keep in mind when the pain gets hard.
That sucks but I wanted to say it's really cool that you can still be happy for other people. Hope one day you find your thing like Mark did something that helps you make sense of the awful thing that happened to you and find some peace.
As a person who has also lost a parent it's one of the hardest things in the world. My mom passed away when I was 10 years old and just like Mark the statistic of that video warmed my heart. Being only ten means I probably spent 95%-99% of my time with her. If this statistic taught me anything is to not be upset about the little time you had but be grateful for the time you got. I'm 16 today. To anyone reading I wish you a blessed day.
Mark: I don't have a problem with pain Also Mark: I am not a masochist. Jokes aside, Mark is the embodiment of what doesn't kill you, makes you stronger.
My mom passed away when I was 12. I never got that 90% with my mom, but im happy to hear that most of the people here did, and that gives me faith in this world
My dad died when i was 10 i didnt spend that much time with my dad because he was either sleeping or working night shift but i cherish the memories that i do have with him.
You can tell how much he meant every word by the crack in his voice. This is a rare occurrence when there’s a famous ytber who is completely genuine about their past. This is what I love so much about Mark, is how honest and kind he is, even in his darkest moments. Be like Mark.
I lost my dad when I was 24, but he was living somewhere else since I was 13. I missed out on a lot because I was mad at him. But man, at least he was there sometimes. Love your parents while they're here, if you can.
Honestly mark talking about his dad has always helped me feel better about the passing of my own father, hearing him be open about it did a lot for me as a kid watching his videos and it made me feel less alone. He’s so genuine, it why I’m still subscribed to him as an adult.❤
It's been three years since I've lost my dad, and this idea brought on such a wave of emotions. I'm so glad I got that time with him and that I'm lucky to have more time with my mom
i relate heavily to Mark with this because my father passed when i was around 12 and it hit me really hard, so knowing someone who’s dealt with similar pain who you look up to has definitely increased my value in family and in the fact that the pain I went through wouldn’t kill me (not just with my fathers passing other issues)❤ thank you Mark>>>
Hearing that also gives me comfort, I found my mom dead when I was 18 just 3 years ago. It was hell and the memories still are but somehow knowing I got to spend a lot of life with her made me really happy
The way marks voice dropped for a minute almost made me cry tbh, you never really see him being solemn or melancholy most of the time, and him telling that story with such an air of sadness to his voice is heartbreaking. May Mark's father rest in peace ❤
You know that Mark is 100% serious when his voice drops down an octave.
Definitely not an octave but yeah
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@@nameunlisted1359 was that urge to correct others always there or is it something you acquired later in life? 🧐
@@CoffinEd13 always there, thanks for asking
@@nameunlisted1359 How sad…
Mark just casually dropped the coldest line out of nowhere dude
Was literally crying at the sad comments and your comment knocked a giggle out of mr fr fr
Yea dude fr fr ong ong 100 100🙏🙏🙏🙏uwuu aaa🎉🎉 😂😂😂😂
@@t_t9964that's not how we talk gramps
@@pitnorman oh shit, sry. Was i on twitter again? Or did they invade youtube, dang.
Here's your answer: /j
@@t_t9964 huh? Dude you're weird and annoying
Mark holding back his tears hits so hard. I'm sure his father is proud of him.
Bro his father is dead
@@yomammasaurusrex9571 ok?
@sandman_2004 You seem to not understand that when people are dead they are no longer alive, therefore they can not posses emotions, proud being a said emotion. I hope have expanding your knowledge this day, and that you now better understand how death impacts the human mind.
@@yomammasaurusrex9571we all know that. the idea is that some essence of them had remained in this world that can feel emotions, and when we lose someone we want to believe that they aren’t truly gone. At the end of the day, we all don’t know what happens to the dead, but the idea that they are still proud of us is comforting and reinvigorating.
@@yomammasaurusrex9571who asked
"I've been through a lot of pain, but none of it will stop me." wow. actual chills.
"What if I wanna them to try"
The inner masochist revealed
I got such serious chills watching this whole clip too.
“damn that’s deep..”
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It instantly made me smile
From laughter to deep back to laughter in a traditional markiplier way…. ❤❤❤❤❤
Mark is very wise and strong in alot of situations by looking at the positive side of things, truly an amazing person through and through
Great impacts in your life can make you wiser. Sometimes, they can painful, sometimes they can be joyful. Negative or positive emotions can make you a better person and improve your life. But it doesn’t have to go both ways
He’s extremely smart. Beyond smart.
One of the very, very few famous people who deserves every ounce of their influence and does everything else right with it. Long Live Markiplier.
Yes, i respect him a lot. He keeps fighting no matter what.
It’s called being an adult.
@@akaliotp6766 You’d be surprised how many adults don’t even have a fraction of the wisdom and intellect that Mark does.
My mom died when I was 20. For CZcams to have served me this today, her birthday, is so unlikely that I know it has to be a sign. I feel like something inside me just unclenched. Thank you ❤️
I'm sorry for your loss and happy belated birthday to your mother 💔❤️🕊
That's beautiful... I hope you find peace ❤
“I’m okay with pain because I know it’s not the end” THAT IS SO POWERFUL!!!
If Mark's father were still around, I can't imagine how proud he'd be of his son. What a legendary human being Mark is.
I’m sure a good bit is due to that 90%, too. Not to downplay Mark’s achievements but his father seemed very important to him and bad fathers don’t get that.
@@jsbzoh6both parents are very very important for someone growing up.., but yeah as OP said, Mark is an amazing person. One of the few people that are somewhat rich and famous who I can think about and know that Mark got all his money and fans through hard work. Unlike many other people who’ve done shady shit to get wealth.
Especially given that he used to be poor, but now he is, quote, "a man who owns FIVE OVENS!", end quote.
@@mowermen1762 as morbid as it sounds, I think part of why Mark is who he is today, is because he lost his father. Rest peacefully, Mr Fishbach
Mark is making more than a living doing what he loves while also using his wealth to help millions and has become one of the most beloved personalities on the internet. That is what every good parent dreams of for their child and so much more. If there is an afterlife, I'm sure Mark's dad is just about the proudest father in the world by now. I know I would be extremely proud if my kid accomplished a fraction of what Mark has managed
I can’t imagine losing one of my parents, it must’ve been so hard for him. I’m glad he found comfort in that video ❤
My dad ran away when I was 11, and my mum, gran and the actual father figure I had all died within 6 month period in 2021. Was an interesting year. My father figure and nan were in same hospital but I had no idea until I rang him to let him know about my nan and his son picked up. In my circle of 4 best mates, 3 of us all have dead mum/dad and were 35-36 yrs old. Only 1 of us has a full family
@@pinball2k6I’m sorry to hear that❤ i hope what ever you’re going through gets easier and I hope u have a pleasant life surrounded by people who love u
My dad passed away in 2021. I'm about to be 27 next month. It's hard that I only got so little time with him because of work and different schedules, but the times we did spend together were some of the best times.
My dad passed at 4 lemme tell you it not easy
Best advice I can give you, start imagining it, because you're 100% going to lose both, and if you prep yourself for that reality, it can make it slightly easier
I'm 19, my mom just passed away from cancer, hearing this coming from someone I have listened to for so long means so much
hope your doing okay man ❤
"None of it will stop me"
He is a man of focus, commitment and sheer fucking will.
“I am okay with pain, because it’s not the end” wow
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@@Asher-zh6snAs someone who lost their mother, father, and brother within a span of three years(2020-2023) and I am only 16 about to be 17, he is right, the pain is not the end. It is no reason to stop living
My dad also died when I was the week of my 18th birthday
Holy shit, markiplier's existence by itself is a huge inspiration.
I like your comment, but I’m not going to press the like button for religious beliefs. Please have a good one!
@@Savagecabbage5158 What
@@_rouella.kamuii_ “Holy sh!t,” Sorry for the confusion.
@@Savagecabbage5158 are you religious or do you mean him? Cuz if you mean him then you should know that holy sh!t is just a swear word
@@YAGC193 I’m religious. Do you have a moment of time to talk about our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ? I’m being serious, by the way. I’m concerned about your health, and I hope and pray that you would talk with me- about your day, week, or even year.
This hit so hard and yet is so unbelievably comforting, my mum passed shortly after i turned 19. To know i got that 90% means so much and i wish i had heard this sooner.
My dad died when I was 10... him never getting to see me grow up or be there thru bad times, pains me, even at 30 years old. I will admit I still sit on my bed and cry, screaming "dad I need you"... 😢
I feel this, I lost my dad at 11. It’s not easy 😞 and I’m always wishing that my dad would get to be there for my wins and losses, and that I could get to know him as a friend/person and not just as a father. I have good memories, but I wish I could make more.
Aw I'm sorry 😢
This was comforting to hear from mark because i recently lost my dad four months after my 18th birthday and six days into the new year. I watched the interview with markiplier and when I heard him talk about that video, i think it helped a lot.
So ur birthday is in august?
Surprised there’s not more comments on this but wanted you to know I’m thinking about you and I hope you’re doing well in life
Thinking of ya homie
yea i feel you, last year i turned 18 and my mom had passed 4 days afterwards..and when i heard that it truly made me happy to know i got to know her as long as i did, even though i still wish i could’ve known her longer, losing a parent is rough, and i send my love to you and your family ❤️❤️
I'm genuinely sorry for your loss, I hope... no I know your dad's up there watching over yah, he wouldn't want you to be miserable, so good for you that you are more positive than negative
Mark is the protagonist and I am honored to be a nameless NPC in his story
don't sell yourself short, be the main character in your own story
dont sell yourself short, you are the protagonist of your life! Not a nameless npc!
Dont sell yourself short. You can be the Antagonist in Mark's life! Goodluck!!
don't sell yourself short, you can be the villain of your own story
don’t sell yourself short, you could be an enemy of mark’s and cause him even more pain. 😃 Or a dictator 😮Not a nameless NPC!
This hit me hard because I lost my mother when I was only ten years old, and Mark's words caused me to tear up.
You know Mark emotional once you see that extra shine in someone's eyes.
I love Markiplier so much. He's so wise and wholesome
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My dad died when I was 19, and I felt a similar thing watching that video.
I would give almost anything to bring him back, and the most tragic thing is that as much as I want him to see me now, I am only who I am because this is who I am without him. I just wish it were possible that I could be here like this, and he could too. But I never would have escaped religion with his influence, and that escape was the key to my life now.
I'm proud of you for achieving such self-growth despite the obstacles that come your way. You'll inspire many people to come by just being yourself, just like you're doing with this comment. You're strong
the way you worded this resonates so much with me
i’m proud of you and i’m so glad you are at peace and ik your Dad is always with you and loves you so much God and Jesus are always watching over him and you God bless
I have no idea what you were part of to see religion as something you needed to escape from, but no matter what, I hope you are doing alright.
I have never had the experience of seeing my religion as something I needed to escape from nor do I think i ever will, but still, others thoughts, experiences, and stories is still something I'd like to understand.
Anyways, I hope your having a good day,
Sincerely,
As random guy on the Internet
@@suiifer hay dude l don't think its very appropriate to comment about God and Jesus given the context
Markiplier is a walking W. He is such an inspiration.
I'm so glad these two people exist.
Mark played a massive role in me accepting my dads death. My dad died when I was 13, and just a little while later I came across Mark’s channel. I eventually stumbled upon his Draw My Life video, and in it he talks about losing his dad. It was comforting to see someone who had a similar situation to mine living their life. It showed me that things were going to be okay. I’m now an adult. I still watch Mark to this very day, and I seriously couldn’t thank him enough for doing what he does for all of us, but especially for helping me during a time where i really needed it the most. I genuinely love Mark, and I am so grateful for his existence.
This is something that I genuinely understand. My dad lost his battle with liver cancer six days before I turned 14. My whole world was turned upside down. I was taking care of my family afterwards as well and Mark along with other youtubers and even musicians were a big comfort for me then and even now. I'm 22 now and to this day Mark has continued to be a major inspiration for me. I'm glad someone like him exists in the world as well as others like him. I'm glad you were also able to find some comfort ♥
Hearing this information makes me wonder how the heck is my Mother such a great Mom to me. She lost her bio Dad at 8 years old. I can't imagine losing a parent so soon like that. Sad fact, He died either near or on Christmas. Don't know how she isn't depressed or falling apart with such a traumatic event in her life. Makes me grateful I have not only a great Mother who loves me so much, I have a fantastic Dad who loves me just as much and is still with me. I don't think I could be as strong as my Mom if I lost her or my father at that age. I'm just not, I'm squishy and way too soft.🥺
@@PinkPanther45518my dad lost his dad when he was 12 and he hardly ever mentions it and he really undermines how that must have felt and I often wonder if he’s hiding it because that must be some terrible shit to go through
@@theultimatebob9521 I'm so sorry to hear that. That's really sad. I think that may be the case. It could also be him trying to cope with the loss the only way he knows how. I think my Great Grandpa does the same thing when it comes to his Mother. Then again his relationship with his Mom is a bit messed up. Depending on the year your dad was born older generations just deal with things different than we do now. They couldn't really be emotionally or open about how they feel since there was a war going on and after that the Great Depression. They just didn't have the time to be sentimental or sad. It was, get to work, work hard, or you die of starvation.
Mark is such a beautiful soul. He is amazing!
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your dad would be proud of you mark.
you have come so far.
Mark im so sorry man we all love you
I also lost my dad at 18. While its a small token platitude that most of the time spent was already spent, its still heartbreaking to not have your father there for big parts of your life. Settling into your first big career. Getting married. Becoming a father yourself. Whatever you end up doing, not having your father there to share his thoughts on it is always saddening no matter whether you believe in an afterlife or not.
Im sorry to hear that, it must be tough not growing up with him anymore.
Its the same feeling I get when I have to remember my mom is gone. Its been A little over three years.
The thing that hurts the most about that is I now have a two year old daughter; found out I was pregnant five months after she passed away. Realized this year I gave birth to her two days after mothers day.
Its a horrible feeling. I wish my mom could have met her granddaughter. She would have loved her to the core like she did with me. My mom would have been the ultimate grandma.
@@horrifichorror4901 i don't ever comment but this broke my heart, I'm truly sorry to hear that and even know you're a stranger on the internet I KNOW you are just of an amazing mother to your little girl as yours was to you🩷
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"What if I don't run? What if I'm not a coward? What if i want them to kill me? What if I want them to try?" -markiplier
"pain won't kill me, I've gone through a lot of it." I wish I can give em a gentle hug
The fact this came up on my page exactly 8 hours after my dad took his last breath in hospital... This is so, so comforting. I'm 19.
My mom died when I was 20. I really needed this.
I'm so sorry for your loss. I'm just seeing this now but I was 20 when I lost my mom as well. Its really hard.
my mom just recently passed a few months ago and i’m 20 as well. it’s a horrible process but it’s nice to know you’re not alone
This line means so much more to me now.. I lost my Dad January 1st of this year. I am only 19 right now and this is the most comforting thing I've heard since then. I spent years away from my father due to foster care and always was sad I never got enough time to grow up with my Dad. I have always been close to him and hearing Markiplier say this again now is what I needed.
Its been a year now.. This still helps me and I still miss him more than anything.
Bro is one step away from saying "i have no enimes"
Markiplier is a gift in human form we don’t deserve
My dad died last year, the same month I turned 19. It’s kinda comforting to know that I’m not alone
Im honestly so glad i still live with my parents and grandparents nearing 30
Thats sad af.
How? because you dont have anyone?@@toomnLP
he is such an inspiration to me. im serious when i say ive been hurt my entire life but when i feel like giving up or letting go i always remember marks view on life and potential. i have so much potential, and marks biggest pet peeve is wasted potential. for him, maybe if i cant do it for myself, i want to keep going and reach my full potential or at the very least try to. i dont want to give up when i think of marks inspirational words and how pain is not the end. life can be worth living even if it is painful, mark helps me remember that i can live too. i love him very much, im forever grateful for that
Mark casually being the wisest man ever
He’s such a gentle soul, with such a positive outlook on life, he honestly is inspiring for when people feel low
My dad passed when I was barely 15. I've gone more than half my life without him. It doesn't stop hurting, but that doesn't mean I can't handle it. I miss him every day, and I *wish* that I could believe I'd see him again outside my dreams.
Shit, someone give that man a hug
We don't deserve markiplier, he's the most pure soul i think ive ever seen
He's too nice he's an amazing person
"I am okay with pain, because I know it is not the end."
This is incredibly wise, and very hard to live by. I'm glad you got 90% of the time with your dad ❤
I’m glad I can find people like this who are okay with pain and death and whatever, makes me feel like I’m not actually insane for feeling fine about all of it because it’s how I’d want people to feel when I go or if something happens revolving around me.
Markiplier is one of the best content creators of our generation. Not only is he hilarious and wildly entertaining, but he’s so respectable and honorable and also very wise.
Markiplier is such a sweet sensitive person
I forgot about this video. but hearing this again, after having lost my mother just weeks before I turned 18, it’s truly comforting
Honestly such a smart man..
I look up to him so much. He's successful, not out of greed or for the fame, but because he's damn passionate about his craft and so genuine. He's so open.
I really love how positive Markiplier is 👾
Markiplier is so wise and mature for his age and profession.
He’s such a pure guy.
Pain means we are there to feel it. It means we had something to love, something we could cherish. It means it happened and we were there
I love this statement. Accurate.
When my mom passes I’ll feel very comforted bc of the fact that I spent 95% of my time with her going on adventures and living life with my momma. People don’t understand home much of a gift parents are until they we one of ur only friends in life.
Nooo poor mark get this man a hug and head pats
i think everyone struggles with that pronunciation but this was incredible. Mark has a very strong positive outlook. Something I aspire to have some day
Love Markeplier, he is such a genuine human being.
Mark is one of the nicest, most genuine people out there. It's no wonder that he has so many fans. He's just an all-around awesome human being.
I want to hug this man so badly
It's amazing how Mark can be a funny, crazy goofball in his videos yet be one of the most down to earth people at the same time.
i feel so sorry for him. this man raised me better than my father ever did or could and this broke my heart to watch. i can’t imagine how devastating that must’ve been.
I lost my mom to a heartattack last year but for the last month of her life, I was living with her. Had I not been there, I would've found her dead on the floor. Im glad I got to spend her last month alive with her. She lived another 2 weeks in the hospital, managed to fight off a widow maker heart attack for 2 weeks. She was the talk of the ER.
Losing a parent is the hardest thing to do for me it was 6 years ago and I was 9 and I get the news and I was heart broken and couldn't go into school for weeks , I only got 45% of my life with him and in great greatful for having a caring living father
You had more than 45%. A lot of the time spent with your parents is when you are young, meaning that that number would be higher:)
Pain doesn’t bother Mark because he is definitely totally not a masochist
Pretty sure masochism and a loved one dying don't really go hand in hand fam lmao
@@mycookiehasnoname He is okay with pain because it's not the end. . . and not because he's a masochist
@@JosephsDesign I think I went over their head
He just wants to see how much his body can take
Is this a meme
Pain is the proof that we're still alive
I want to hug this man. Markiplier is a legend and a great man.
Oh my god I needed this today 🥺
Been going through a rough patch and to hear one of my favorite CZcamsrs talk about how he deals with pain is probably what I needed right about now :')
This is actually super comforting after going no contact with my mother for almost a month now
Seeing the pain in his eyes tells you all you need to know.
i love how he dosent say that he didnt get that 90% but says that he still did ❤
the absolute slight voice shake when he said “kill me”
This puts the running gag of mark being a masochist into a new perspective honestly.
I’m glad I just saw this. My dad passed away 5 months ago, and I’m 22. The thought that I got a little more than 90% time with my dad brings me a little more comfort. “The pain won’t kill me” I needed to hear… because god does it feel like it could kill me sometimes… “none of it will stop me” is now words I’ll keep in mind when the pain gets hard.
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I just know that he's sitting up there so proudly.
Such bittersweet sentiment ❤
My heart goes out to all the people in the comments who lost one or more of their parents. I truly understand how it feels to see a loved one suffer.
This actually helped me thru difficult times, times get hard but you just have to keep going, it’s not the end we keep going
everytime there’s videos like this about markiplier i just love him more and more, he’s such an inspiration
I lost my dad when I was 14.
It shatters me every single day.
I’m so glad that Mark is at more peace than I am.
Your dad is always watching over you, never forget that ❤️
That sucks but I wanted to say it's really cool that you can still be happy for other people. Hope one day you find your thing like Mark did something that helps you make sense of the awful thing that happened to you and find some peace.
The Anthony never disappoints us, he's an incredible Content Creator and always creates masterpieces. His content is amazing.
As a person who has also lost a parent it's one of the hardest things in the world. My mom passed away when I was 10 years old and just like Mark the statistic of that video warmed my heart. Being only ten means I probably spent 95%-99% of my time with her. If this statistic taught me anything is to not be upset about the little time you had but be grateful for the time you got. I'm 16 today. To anyone reading I wish you a blessed day.
Kurzgesagt!
Mark: I don't have a problem with pain
Also Mark: I am not a masochist.
Jokes aside, Mark is the embodiment of what doesn't kill you, makes you stronger.
Ikr?Like just look at his muscles XD
My mom passed away when I was 12. I never got that 90% with my mom, but im happy to hear that most of the people here did, and that gives me faith in this world
His dad is watching him getting jump scared and laughing his a$$ off in heaven. Poor mark
And this is why Mark is one of my favorite guys on the planet.
My dad died when i was 10 i didnt spend that much time with my dad because he was either sleeping or working night shift but i cherish the memories that i do have with him.
You can tell how much he meant every word by the crack in his voice. This is a rare occurrence when there’s a famous ytber who is completely genuine about their past. This is what I love so much about Mark, is how honest and kind he is, even in his darkest moments. Be like Mark.
This is actually really comforting. ❤
I lost my dad when I was 24, but he was living somewhere else since I was 13. I missed out on a lot because I was mad at him. But man, at least he was there sometimes. Love your parents while they're here, if you can.
Mark's a good man. Hope he's doing well.
he is literally the most golden human ever
Honestly mark talking about his dad has always helped me feel better about the passing of my own father, hearing him be open about it did a lot for me as a kid watching his videos and it made me feel less alone. He’s so genuine, it why I’m still subscribed to him as an adult.❤
It's been three years since I've lost my dad, and this idea brought on such a wave of emotions. I'm so glad I got that time with him and that I'm lucky to have more time with my mom
i relate heavily to Mark with this because my father passed when i was around 12 and it hit me really hard, so knowing someone who’s dealt with similar pain who you look up to has definitely increased my value in family and in the fact that the pain I went through wouldn’t kill me (not just with my fathers passing other issues)❤
thank you Mark>>>
How strong man is he...
Respect-
Mark will be the wholesome person for the next millennium.
Hearing that also gives me comfort, I found my mom dead when I was 18 just 3 years ago. It was hell and the memories still are but somehow knowing I got to spend a lot of life with her made me really happy
The way marks voice dropped for a minute almost made me cry tbh, you never really see him being solemn or melancholy most of the time, and him telling that story with such an air of sadness to his voice is heartbreaking. May Mark's father rest in peace ❤