What I love about this is that it gives importance and weight to "trivial" childhood hurts. Even something "small" like not having your color called can create strong feelings, and it was cool to see that idea treated with such tenderness and weight
true. once i was given purple paper instead of orange and for some reason i didn't stop until i got orange. i don't know what it represented but it must have been something fundamental
Former therapist here, you're absolutely right. No matter how young we are, some things just stick with us and become ingrained in our minds, regardless of whether or not we consciously remember them. I hope you don't have these kinds of old scars, and if you do, I wish you the best in your recovery in the future.
I was told I was too old to play. I watched my brother and the other kids runs and being flying up. But I was standing with the adults. Flinging it with them. I never got to play. And now I'm truly 'too old'
me too, but because it reminded me about similar situation in my childhood, but I didn't get much upset I thought "well it's okay, I'm terrible person, I understand why they wouldn't want to play with me, I also wouldn't if I were another person", but like, I was EIGHT. I don't know why I hated myself so much. I thought I deserved bad things and that it's my fault that my classmates didn't like me
I'm crying to I completely understand this made my heart sink for some reason It was something with gym I think to ever sense I never wanted to be active in gym to I realized that now as an adult but back then and my teen years I thought the reason I didn't like gym was because I was lazy but it was actually because I never was picked for anything I was often bullied so it's understandable and the one time I felt included was when a girl picked me and I actually enjoyed myself it was my last day at high-school I had finally realized why I never wanted to participate before no one wanted to play with me in gym before that moment
Now I remember why I dislike kids and adults. ALL games pitted me against both and I always lost. I thought I was a sore loser but everyone else was always competing with a child😢 even when all I wanted was to have fun💔
I’m not gonna lie, yeah. I teared up a little. I miss these days and I don’t know why. Everything was so easy but not only that, when I was a kid, I was a boy/man. I couldn’t cry, I couldn’t complain, I couldn’t do anything except deal with it. Now I’m doing the same thing at 26. I’m hoping there’s never comes a day I break but at the same time it feels imminent. I’ve had a lot of bad things happen to me and this last year has been the hardest with a lot of medium weight and then the big one of never meeting my dad before he passed last December. I don’t have dad issues and I never will but I knew I had a huge problem with bottling up everything when everyone around me kept giving me sympathy and hugs and asking if I was okay. I never cried once. I never hated myself for pushing it of nor hated him. Life happens and I’ve been taught to push it down which isn’t healthy. So I hide behind memes and music on stage when really I want my innocence back. I want my inexperience back. I was so appreciative back then. Now good things are okay and bad things are okay. I’m okay. And that’s not okay. If anyone reads this, just know that you are not alone. “Everyone has their problems” is definitely true. But don’t ever let anyone make you feel like your problems aren’t meant to be dealt with. They should be. If you got a tad emotional from this video, I assume because I did too, there’s still a pilot light in that soul of yours. Throw some wood in or get someone to help you chop up some. Life is worth the good and bad both. Once you stop wearing a fake smile, the real ones are worth it. Even if there’s a few. My problems are no bigger than anyone else’s but they are still problems nonetheless. Love more. Live more. Smile more. Become more. It’s worth it brother.
I literally cried so he'd at this... I felt so seen in a way I never had before. After seeing this video I was able to reconnect with my wife and child whom I left 7 years ago, I even got over my addiction thanks to this masterpiece....
this hit harder than I thought it would, you just reminded me of my childhood, something I haven't thought about in YEARS thank you for having my relive some of my most priced memories
One of my childhood friends were colourblind, and before I moved to their school, he would never have his colour because he didn’t know which was his. When we became friends in primary school when I moved there, it came again. I said that when I move, he moves with me, because I would make sure that I would choose the same colour as him. Still good friends today 😊
I was half expecting a child to take his place on the upswing when "Yellow!" was finally called. This is still really nice. It makes me feel deep feelings in the pit of my chest.
@Pachesx3 I know it was green, but the guy himself has said that it looked yellow to him, and that's how he scripted the short. I don't think it really matters that much, especially for the simple kind of story that's being told here.
This literally happened to me. They never called my color and it broke my heart. It's so crazy somebody made a video about such a specific childhood core memory. This actually made me cry. I can't tell you how many times I've watched this now
When I was a child back then, here in the Philippines, we usually have the "Pabunot/Paagaw" games, where kids gather or line up together, and would compete for that prize by reaching first. They made the rules for the "older kids" to wait for a while. So I waited. But then, all those kids rushed and I was left when I was sincerely waiting to participate. I got home crying in injustice, as it happened a lot. Now, competitive rivalry stems out of me whenever games like that happen. For them, it would just be another fun match. But for me, I would get for the kill and for the prize. I wanted ego boost. I wanted to inflate my pride. But that's where it went wrong. I guess I haven't healed those stripes yet.
@@Accctualy not sure if they have an actual specific name but everyone I knew just called them parachutes. Don't know about other countries, but they're very common in UK primary schools (think 10 year olds and below). They're usually used with the younger kids to play games for PE (physical education, pretty sure Americans call it gym class), and not so often for the older kids, but still very fun when we were allowed to play with them. If you wave it upwards hard enough, then have everyone pull their handle to the ground it puffs up with air and makes a little fabric cave that everyone really liked sitting in
So many comments on the Instagram and tiktok about this. I think it looked more yellow while we were filming and I didn't realize before uploading. Ironically it's probably good for the algorithm because everyone is commenting about it
For me I had severe child anxiety, everytime they called my color I couldn’t find it underneath and always got stuck and everyone was always mad at me for it bc that’s just how kids are
idk why but I needed this? I literally watched this and then cried for 5 minutes. I'm 33 now, and I just think about my childhood. It I guess I just never really thought about it much lately, and the times where everything was as simple as getting your color called with a tent. Thank you.
I think op is a lady considering the username. Good on you for sending love regardless. And a personal touch, I’m 33 now as well and life can be beautiful with a bit of sacrifice. Just make sure you are taking care of yourself and try and heal every day.
Yesterday was an emotional day for me. It was my graduation party. At the end i cried a little bit because she showed photos and videos of us since we were in kindergarten. We were so little and we grew up so fast. I got emotional knowing i wouldnt have that again.
@tildencats9523 yes I did, but Im Not a native English speaker and I just found out my job is not called elementary teacher in English, it's called kindergarden teacher
This term haunts me because the day my ex and I broke up her mom was screaming at me that she was "healing her inner child" and didn't need my stress. She was an unpaid BABYSITTER and drove an hour to do it every single week. I just wanted to spend Valentine's weekend with her but she felt obligated to babysit her bratty sister who she complained about nonstop and I have never heard something positive about her family even ONCE that entire 5 years. Only complaining and arguing and crying about how the weekend went. I'm so grateful to God that I never have to cope with that family again. I'm so happy living a chill life with my sane family.
@@user-xc6lf2el4t nah, this is how a childhood of someone can look like who is privileged enough to have been born into the wealthy 1/3 of world's society (i.e. the 1st world). I bet the kids in Yemen or Ukraine have less depressing issues than if their color got called...
i remember in kindergarten we were doing picture day and i was super anxious about it but i was kinda excited and decided i’d get over my anxiety for picture day and then they didn’t take my picture and i cried i was literally just in a different group and i got my picture taken in the next 10 minutes 😭
this spoke to me in my core. the last year has looked like that for me. healing is a process impossible to fully describe in words - and i'm a writer. thank you for recording what i cannot write about yet.
an entire potential storyline, character arc, protagonist, tv show premise, and context that would make this an actual emotional scene in some tv series like house m.d. or something flashed through my head in like a second and now i feel trippy. this is good content.
I remember in elementary school we had one of these and I was the first colour to be called and instead of running through underneath you just sit underneath the thing until somebody else’s colour was called and then you get up and go to their colour and it was so fun because you got multiple tries you got called multiple times
Imagine you choose the same color as your crush; run in expectantly, but finding that as the parachute slowly drifts down, and the edges seal-- you're completely alone.
Parents were never there growing up as a child, never went to any of my sports events and always made an excuse to come see me when I was border at a boarding school, oh heck this video brought out some emotions for me.
lol no, “people” can continue calling it healing their inner child if they want to. If that phrase bothers you, or you had a great childhood and don’t think you have any healing to do, great. But don’t be announcing to others that they shouldn’t continue to do what works for them :)
You just don't understand what healing your inner child means. Making adulthood magical is completely different lol and when you have trauma as a child btw, it can affect you so greatly that you're just trying to function/ survive adulthood let alone see the magic in it.
this was so random but so emotional at the same time 😭🩵 kids often get hurt by the smallest and some wounds never heal. When you grow, you learn to not get hurt so easily, but the wounds you have already got... gotta heal them
As a peson who loves playing with children and wants to work in a kindergarten, this reminded me what it felt like not being included as a kid , and thus that i have to be their for little children to protect that
The fact that this is one of my elementary school core memory😭except that my mom was mad at me because I didn't want to play like all the other children
This makes me want to cry. I know it's meant to be goofy, but I had a lot of childhood trauma and never felt safe at home. The days they had the parachutes were always so exciting and comforting and made me feel so safe under there. I wish I could go back and do it regularly as an adult.
In my childhood the teacher wouldn't let me go under it because she said i was "not going to fit inside with the other students" so i never experienced it☹️
My elementary school teachers hated me, and because of that they’d make me sit out and watch people do the parachute rather than letting me do it because “there’s not enough room” so, I was never able to be a part of it and only got to watch it
Man, that brings back to good old days back when we did this. Sadly I did it once and not the way shown in the video. I remember how on my last day in sixth grade that I saw 2 parachutes out and the kids had such a good time. I almost shed a tear at that moment, if only I could do it one. Last. Time.
I would like my childhood to be healed is having a normal/average school life. Where people wanted to be my friend, get picked to be on a team, and just have fellow classmates enjoying my company.
Yeah, I had a gym teacher in grade school that'd do that to me too. Every special fun activity that the class was supposed to do, they'd either skip me, or just "not get to me". I asked them about it when I was leaving grade school, and they said I should have spoken to them earlier. A total lie since I *did* speak to them! I kept asking about it every time they did this and they always said they'd "start with me next time" and then they'd just *not*. I reminded them of that, and they just kind of blew me off. ... even after so many years it pisses me off. I was a kid. What did I do that meant I deserved to be excluded from actually getting to do those fun activities? I always put in the work for the rest of my class to experience them. I was literally the only one constantly skipped...
half of my traumas could be summed up this way, it always felt something shadowy was watching me from above, deliberately picking on me, just for the fun of it controlling everyone around to treat me differently, I was a normal smart and a beautifully looking kid, but it does feel like an omnipotent power singled you out of all
You see, no one ever explained this game when we played it in gym class and I remember now missing MULTIPLE opportunities to go under the parachute thing. I regret that part of my childhood.
Instead of colors, my music teacher would go to each student and say “you’re a soldier” or “you’re a governor” and when she calls the name they would go underneath ❤
plot twist, he's unknowingly colorblind and he didn't know when his color was called.
LMAOOOO awwwww :(
It's yellow while they were filming
Another plot twist he’s imagining every there rn, no one holding the tarp, no one calling colors, no doctor.
Bro💀
That was me…
He was DEFINITELY green
I just waited for a "I said yellow! You are green!" kinda argument at the end
Colour blind?
@@Atillatzkesame xD
@@gravegaming2023no, it's definitely green
@Strawberries1994 according to OP it's actually yellow and this looks green because of the camera
“YELLOW!😄” *Runs when he’s in green*
He's colorblind so he sees green as yellow
😢❤
Actually, yellow Is brighter than green. Green looks like lime. Yellow looks Green.
@BuzzyyyYT color blind as they can't see colour no matter how bright it is and yellow don't look green and you can clearly see the color
@@coolkid423um. WHY DID I THINK IT WAS GREEN?
What I love about this is that it gives importance and weight to "trivial" childhood hurts. Even something "small" like not having your color called can create strong feelings, and it was cool to see that idea treated with such tenderness and weight
true. once i was given purple paper instead of orange and for some reason i didn't stop until i got orange. i don't know what it represented but it must have been something fundamental
Former therapist here, you're absolutely right. No matter how young we are, some things just stick with us and become ingrained in our minds, regardless of whether or not we consciously remember them. I hope you don't have these kinds of old scars, and if you do, I wish you the best in your recovery in the future.
I was thinking this video was for fun, now i'm feeling insensitive :|
I was told I was too old to play. I watched my brother and the other kids runs and being flying up. But I was standing with the adults. Flinging it with them. I never got to play. And now I'm truly 'too old'
It is. The guy is yellow/green colorblind. She called yellow, he ran under even though his color was green. @BaJinJi
Plot twist: it's just a colorblind test, the doctor just felt creative at that day
😭😭😭
Green is not a creative color
@@ScalestheMaenad unintelligent
Underrated comment. 😂😂
@@ScalestheMaenad how dare you
This isn't even a skit, this is a heartwarming scene from a movie
Movie name?💀
💀💀💀@@DJGill01
@@_Iknownothinman do I love 💀💀💀
@@stefanieslater8950 I know Right remember the part when 💀💀💀
@@DJGill01Cheese Parade
You know.. everyone needs some healing in their lives 😊 hope everyone that reads this have a blessed day
this deadass had me start bawling my eyes out and i still dont know why, but thank you.
Because deep in ourselves, we all want our childhood mini hurts to be healed...
me too, but because it reminded me about similar situation in my childhood, but I didn't get much upset I thought "well it's okay, I'm terrible person, I understand why they wouldn't want to play with me, I also wouldn't if I were another person", but like, I was EIGHT. I don't know why I hated myself so much. I thought I deserved bad things and that it's my fault that my classmates didn't like me
I'm crying to I completely understand this made my heart sink for some reason It was something with gym I think to ever sense I never wanted to be active in gym to I realized that now as an adult but back then and my teen years I thought the reason I didn't like gym was because I was lazy but it was actually because I never was picked for anything I was often bullied so it's understandable and the one time I felt included was when a girl picked me and I actually enjoyed myself it was my last day at high-school I had finally realized why I never wanted to participate before no one wanted to play with me in gym before that moment
I’ve never seen anyone describe “healing your inner child” in such a lighthearted and not deeply traumatic way and it’s precious
How does this have no replies?
I wonder the same question 🤔.
Now I remember why I dislike kids and adults. ALL games pitted me against both and I always lost. I thought I was a sore loser but everyone else was always competing with a child😢 even when all I wanted was to have fun💔
true
@@Jannie4reelL
I dont care if his colours is Green or smth, this is the true masterpiece that will make every man cry🥹
WTF did I just watch?
He colorblind so green is yellow for him
I’m not gonna lie, yeah. I teared up a little. I miss these days and I don’t know why. Everything was so easy but not only that, when I was a kid, I was a boy/man. I couldn’t cry, I couldn’t complain, I couldn’t do anything except deal with it. Now I’m doing the same thing at 26. I’m hoping there’s never comes a day I break but at the same time it feels imminent. I’ve had a lot of bad things happen to me and this last year has been the hardest with a lot of medium weight and then the big one of never meeting my dad before he passed last December. I don’t have dad issues and I never will but I knew I had a huge problem with bottling up everything when everyone around me kept giving me sympathy and hugs and asking if I was okay. I never cried once. I never hated myself for pushing it of nor hated him. Life happens and I’ve been taught to push it down which isn’t healthy. So I hide behind memes and music on stage when really I want my innocence back. I want my inexperience back. I was so appreciative back then. Now good things are okay and bad things are okay. I’m okay. And that’s not okay. If anyone reads this, just know that you are not alone. “Everyone has their problems” is definitely true. But don’t ever let anyone make you feel like your problems aren’t meant to be dealt with. They should be. If you got a tad emotional from this video, I assume because I did too, there’s still a pilot light in that soul of yours. Throw some wood in or get someone to help you chop up some. Life is worth the good and bad both. Once you stop wearing a fake smile, the real ones are worth it. Even if there’s a few. My problems are no bigger than anyone else’s but they are still problems nonetheless. Love more. Live more. Smile more. Become more. It’s worth it brother.
Yeah I teared up a bit when I saw this lol
I literally cried so he'd at this... I felt so seen in a way I never had before. After seeing this video I was able to reconnect with my wife and child whom I left 7 years ago, I even got over my addiction thanks to this masterpiece....
this hit harder than I thought it would, you just reminded me of my childhood, something I haven't thought about in YEARS thank you for having my relive some of my most priced memories
I actually cried during this. It made me so happy and broight back so many memories.
"They didn't call your colour didn't they?" that hit like a lightning
honestly trying not to cry.
I hate myself being this emotional....damn.
They still don't
Struck*
Seriously.. I didn’t know my inner child was so broken til I watched this video lol I’m holding back the tears 😩
Whoever wrote this sketch really needs a hug and a yellow heart emoji 💚
yeLLoW!
@@malachihornbaker5869 colourblind people se green as yellow
❤❤
😭😭😭
💛
Plot twist he is colorblind and thought his color was yellow but it was green 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I'm tearing up 😭
One of my childhood friends were colourblind, and before I moved to their school, he would never have his colour because he didn’t know which was his. When we became friends in primary school when I moved there, it came again. I said that when I move, he moves with me, because I would make sure that I would choose the same colour as him. Still good friends today 😊
Most wholesome comment on this video. ❤
That's some real wholesome-no-jutsu right there ❤
What a wonderful friend you are to him ❤
Dope ass friend. Would friend
This instantly made me cry❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ you are truly a friend, dear❤❤❤❤
I was half expecting a child to take his place on the upswing when "Yellow!" was finally called. This is still really nice. It makes me feel deep feelings in the pit of my chest.
He was green, might want to check if you're color blind
@@Pachesx3 It's a result of the camera bud
@@Pachesx3it's like that mr incredible meme
Shit made me tear up because my color was never fucking called
@Pachesx3 I know it was green, but the guy himself has said that it looked yellow to him, and that's how he scripted the short. I don't think it really matters that much, especially for the simple kind of story that's being told here.
He stayed there for a million years waiting for his name to get called
Bro this was a blast back in elementary back in to good days
I've never seen an adult that genuinely happy, and it made me happy
Not an adult. He's a manchild.
It's a skit. lol.
go do something good for people till you see it
@@dogg92I bet you're so mature 😐
@@cloroxbleach6868 I'm 32 and so is this guy by the looks of him. He should get over his childhood and move on. This is pathetic behavior for a man.
This literally happened to me. They never called my color and it broke my heart. It's so crazy somebody made a video about such a specific childhood core memory. This actually made me cry. I can't tell you how many times I've watched this now
I never even did that thing
It strengthens your character.
Those other children became weak.
@@poppers7317fucking 💀
@@poppers7317 sorry but you are wrong
@@kristianefalkhe is right
When I was a child back then, here in the Philippines, we usually have the "Pabunot/Paagaw" games, where kids gather or line up together, and would compete for that prize by reaching first. They made the rules for the "older kids" to wait for a while. So I waited. But then, all those kids rushed and I was left when I was sincerely waiting to participate. I got home crying in injustice, as it happened a lot.
Now, competitive rivalry stems out of me whenever games like that happen. For them, it would just be another fun match. But for me, I would get for the kill and for the prize. I wanted ego boost. I wanted to inflate my pride. But that's where it went wrong. I guess I haven't healed those stripes yet.
This was so wholesome 💖
Nanami got so tired of being a sorcerer that he switched verses💀
BRO I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO REALIZED THAT
Bro i saw him and thought this a spin Off On sukuna and nanami as His therapist
I’d trade any day to get a therapy from Nanami 😂
Fr
so real
This is by far the most relatable thing I have ever witnessed.
I would stay under even though you weren't supposed to
I remember how heated I got when the teacher just forgot about me. I spent the whole day pouting 🤣
I never seen that colorful thing in my life
@@Accctualy not sure if they have an actual specific name but everyone I knew just called them parachutes.
Don't know about other countries, but they're very common in UK primary schools (think 10 year olds and below). They're usually used with the younger kids to play games for PE (physical education, pretty sure Americans call it gym class), and not so often for the older kids, but still very fun when we were allowed to play with them.
If you wave it upwards hard enough, then have everyone pull their handle to the ground it puffs up with air and makes a little fabric cave that everyone really liked sitting in
@@T13GUY parachutes are only used to jump out of planes here
They didn't even let me play lmao
Why am i fucking crying at work right now
Because you might still carry some unprocessed childhood trauma
@@Atillatzkebros a licensed therapist
@@Unoriginal____Starwalker lmao how did you know?
@@Atillatzke Oh god... we got a licensed therapist here guys!
Over a grown man pretending to be a kid playing the parachute game? Wow.
am I colorblind? that is lime green. not yellow
So many comments on the Instagram and tiktok about this. I think it looked more yellow while we were filming and I didn't realize before uploading. Ironically it's probably good for the algorithm because everyone is commenting about it
@@CheeseParadethe best way to get an answer on the Internet is to be intentionally wrong 😂😂😂
@@CheeseParadethat makes absolutely no sense
Cameras aren't always colour accurate@@alexnunez1853
@@CheeseParade lol
This actually made me smile
For me I had severe child anxiety, everytime they called my color I couldn’t find it underneath and always got stuck and everyone was always mad at me for it bc that’s just how kids are
idk why but I needed this? I literally watched this and then cried for 5 minutes. I'm 33 now, and I just think about my childhood. It I guess I just never really thought about it much lately, and the times where everything was as simple as getting your color called with a tent.
Thank you.
Sending virtual hugs your way bro 💌
I think op is a lady considering the username. Good on you for sending love regardless.
And a personal touch, I’m 33 now as well and life can be beautiful with a bit of sacrifice. Just make sure you are taking care of yourself and try and heal every day.
As a grown ass man idk why this made me teary eyed 😢
Oh but you do, we all do.
This never happened to me literally, but emotionally this totally happened to me.
Yesterday was an emotional day for me. It was my graduation party. At the end i cried a little bit because she showed photos and videos of us since we were in kindergarten. We were so little and we grew up so fast. I got emotional knowing i wouldnt have that again.
You knew it was going to be a good day when the teacher brought out one of these!
I've never played this lol, I've never even seen one at my school.
But now... I wanna do it 😂
may I know what this game is called?
I'm a elementary teacher and I completely forgot about that thing. I will absolutely do this with my kids
Does that mean this doesnt happen anymore? :( you should pitch that to the board
Please do! Such a wonderful memory that stays with every kid
Only got to do that a couple times and its absolutely a core childhood memory. ❤ 🥰
@tildencats9523 yes I did, but Im Not a native English speaker and I just found out my job is not called elementary teacher in English, it's called kindergarden teacher
@tildencats9523 im from Germany and the grades are completely different here. But my kids had a blast, they were really excited and enjoyed it
This term haunts me because the day my ex and I broke up her mom was screaming at me that she was "healing her inner child" and didn't need my stress. She was an unpaid BABYSITTER and drove an hour to do it every single week.
I just wanted to spend Valentine's weekend with her but she felt obligated to babysit her bratty sister who she complained about nonstop and I have never heard something positive about her family even ONCE that entire 5 years. Only complaining and arguing and crying about how the weekend went.
I'm so grateful to God that I never have to cope with that family again. I'm so happy living a chill life with my sane family.
To be honest but it feels nice when you regaining you inner child
Why is this so beautiful
This actually touched my heart
A bunch of grown ups acting like little fuing children npcs
@@yooli6453 don't be so miserable, you'll only make yourself feel worse
@@yooli6453
Fuing?
:)
This is wholesome
Is this what other people's childhoods were like?
@@user-xc6lf2el4t nah, this is how a childhood of someone can look like who is privileged enough to have been born into the wealthy 1/3 of world's society (i.e. the 1st world).
I bet the kids in Yemen or Ukraine have less depressing issues than if their color got called...
i remember in kindergarten we were doing picture day and i was super anxious about it but i was kinda excited and decided i’d get over my anxiety for picture day and then they didn’t take my picture and i cried
i was literally just in a different group and i got my picture taken in the next 10 minutes 😭
this spoke to me in my core. the last year has looked like that for me. healing is a process impossible to fully describe in words - and i'm a writer. thank you for recording what i cannot write about yet.
Why do I need this more than anything
Yellow 💛
an entire potential storyline, character arc, protagonist, tv show premise, and context that would make this an actual emotional scene in some tv series like house m.d. or something flashed through my head in like a second and now i feel trippy.
this is good content.
Would be a movie first then get a TV show spinoff for sure
Would be a movie first then get a TV show spinoff definitely
OK I can't see my comments hopefully you can love ya
I'm pretty sure its from a movie or series I just can't remember the name right now but I remember seeing it
You should never underestimate the emotional impact experienced by someone experiencing it for the first time.
I remember in elementary school we had one of these and I was the first colour to be called and instead of running through underneath you just sit underneath the thing until somebody else’s colour was called and then you get up and go to their colour and it was so fun because you got multiple tries you got called multiple times
Literally not even a skit. Just something I think we could all use.
Imagine you choose the same color as your crush; run in expectantly, but finding that as the parachute slowly drifts down, and the edges seal-- you're completely alone.
You did NOT need to go that deep man ☹️
Who has a crush in elementary? I was just with all the girls, idk why.
@astroyeaster9464 everyone has a crush in all schools. Including elementary and idk why.
Cool guy over here@@astroyeaster9464
@@Cubsss nuh uh
Oh my gosh. This made me remember when we did this! Ours was HUGE (or at least it felt huge to my little kid self) and running under it was so cool!
This is some Christmas Carol vibes 😂
This gives me such Fruits Basket vibes it's adorable ❤
Onigiri ❤❤❤
Aww
I loved that anime
I was thinking the same!!
lol yeah it does
I’m so glad Frodo is getting some therapy. He saw some crazy stuff
This actually made me cry...
Parents were never there growing up as a child, never went to any of my sports events and always made an excuse to come see me when I was border at a boarding school, oh heck this video brought out some emotions for me.
People need to realize that it isn't about "healing your inner child", but rather about realizing that adulthood can be just as magical as childhood
…no? It IS about healing your inner child. open a fucking psychology book before you run your mouth so confidently LMAO
lol no, “people” can continue calling it healing their inner child if they want to. If that phrase bothers you, or you had a great childhood and don’t think you have any healing to do, great. But don’t be announcing to others that they shouldn’t continue to do what works for them :)
I mean… why not both? We can heal our inner child, while simultaneously having silly magical moments as an adult.
It is, though. It's about why you're doing things, not that you're able to do them
You just don't understand what healing your inner child means. Making adulthood magical is completely different lol and when you have trauma as a child btw, it can affect you so greatly that you're just trying to function/ survive adulthood let alone see the magic in it.
Now he’s finally able to talk about that triple homicide he saw as a child
"I feel so free!"
"That's great... now, *where's the F*CKING BODY!*
@@julianmitchell3035in my dad's backyard, WAIT NO, YOU TRICKED ME
idk why but ths made me cry
my childhood
this was so random but so emotional at the same time 😭🩵 kids often get hurt by the smallest and some wounds never heal. When you grow, you learn to not get hurt so easily, but the wounds you have already got... gotta heal them
As a peson who loves playing with children and wants to work in a kindergarten, this reminded me what it felt like not being included as a kid , and thus that i have to be their for little children to protect that
The fact that this is one of my elementary school core memory😭except that my mom was mad at me because I didn't want to play like all the other children
Man, that got me right in the feels
This made me cry.. while i am a kid ❤
I never got to do this as a kid. I always felt like I'd missed something special. would love to do this
This makes me want to cry. I know it's meant to be goofy, but I had a lot of childhood trauma and never felt safe at home. The days they had the parachutes were always so exciting and comforting and made me feel so safe under there. I wish I could go back and do it regularly as an adult.
Days? As in plural?
I didn’t realize how much I missed this until I watched this
Thank you for bringing back my childhood ❤️
In my childhood the teacher wouldn't let me go under it because she said i was "not going to fit inside with the other students" so i never experienced it☹️
*INTENSE CHILDHOOD FLASHBACKS
I AM HANDSOME, I AM SMART
I AM A WALKING WORK OF ART
Are we not gonna talk about his therapist being Professor Oak 💀💀💀💀
Ok that hit, I'm not crying, you are
My elementary school teachers hated me, and because of that they’d make me sit out and watch people do the parachute rather than letting me do it because “there’s not enough room” so, I was never able to be a part of it and only got to watch it
Man, that brings back to good old days back when we did this. Sadly I did it once and not the way shown in the video. I remember how on my last day in sixth grade that I saw 2 parachutes out and the kids had such a good time. I almost shed a tear at that moment, if only I could do it one. Last. Time.
True excitement that can’t be explained
We’ll never tell him his colour was green, that would ruin his life forever…
Stop, I almost cried 😭
Dude,this channel skits are crazily good
the inner healing we all need
Oh my.. dude I’m sobbing- like actually. Thank you
This gave me the chills
I would like my childhood to be healed is having a normal/average school life. Where people wanted to be my friend, get picked to be on a team, and just have fellow classmates enjoying my company.
Wow so traumatizing bro. Your story deserves a movie. You’ve suffered more than anyone 😭
Yeah, I had a gym teacher in grade school that'd do that to me too. Every special fun activity that the class was supposed to do, they'd either skip me, or just "not get to me". I asked them about it when I was leaving grade school, and they said I should have spoken to them earlier.
A total lie since I *did* speak to them! I kept asking about it every time they did this and they always said they'd "start with me next time" and then they'd just *not*.
I reminded them of that, and they just kind of blew me off.
... even after so many years it pisses me off. I was a kid. What did I do that meant I deserved to be excluded from actually getting to do those fun activities? I always put in the work for the rest of my class to experience them. I was literally the only one constantly skipped...
Worst thing is when you remember a very miniscule thing happened and it bothers you. These things always haunt me
need to heal my inner child with stuff like this man
actually looks amazing
Why do I feel like I would physically cry if I did this, I'm getting emotional watching it 😂
half of my traumas could be summed up this way, it always felt something shadowy was watching me from above, deliberately picking on me, just for the fun of it controlling everyone around to treat me differently, I was a normal smart and a beautifully looking kid, but it does feel like an omnipotent power singled you out of all
This had me crying for a solid minute.
Every word stabbed me in my heart
I think that’s the cutest most kid thing ever good job dude
Moments just turn into memories
As a lonely school child,when nobody wanted to be my friend,I can feel this happiness which I never got 😔🥺😭
This is the kind of therapy I need
I don't know why this Loki made me want to cry
You joke, but this could actually create world piece
We could get a world peice!?!?!?
@@TobiasJanKliz-jt2psas opposed to a one piece????
@@chunkerdunkerTHE ONE PIECE IS REAL!!!!!
@@elbereth2738 CAN WE GET MUCH HIGHER???
I actually teared up... really heartwarming 🥹💜💜💜
YOU DIDNT HAVE TO CUT ME OFFF
That's what I was thinking
You see, no one ever explained this game when we played it in gym class and I remember now missing MULTIPLE opportunities to go under the parachute thing. I regret that part of my childhood.
Instead of colors, my music teacher would go to each student and say “you’re a soldier” or “you’re a governor” and when she calls the name they would go underneath ❤
This was such a specific core memory damn