CRACKED is a short film with an objective to present the feelings a person breaking into pressure, failure, invalidation, criticisms and unsolicited words, and how helpful being kind is . In short, it's to raise awareness.
I was a gifted kid throughout my achool years, the biggest disappointment i ever discovered and felt was that i wasted my childhood away. All that extra stuff they said guaranteed us scholarships and a successful future amounted to a big lie, to nothing maybe one extra credit in college but nothing more. It was a lie that the workload we got was collwce level, it wasn't, it was worse. My sleep schedule is permanently ruined, and I suffered from severe depression and burnout for years. My mom realized too late it was all a lie, too. We were the first experimental gifted class, implemented when I was in 1st grade. My husband was in regular classes and had more opportunities and things he learned rather than what we learned, which were to ace exams to make the school look good. I learned nothing I can implement in life, while he did. I have learned a lot from him. Most of my gifted classmates ended up with mental health issues, alcoholics, or with substance abuse peoblems. The schools we burned away for saw all the profits, titles, and scholarships. We were left forgotten besides the teachers who still care for us and keep tabs on us through social media. This video was a reminded and a wonderful explanation of what it feels like. My mom understood the pressure, the rest of my family mocked my cries for help. I began healing in my mod 20s, and now am okay now in my mid 30s. When we get the chance to have kids, mt husband and i agreed to not make them go through what I did. A bunch of shiny medals for all the stress and mental toll is not worth it. I wish more people understood and remembered that children are that: children. They are not machines.
It hurts so bad when they dont accept that they were wrong... IT HURTS SO BAD AS IF I WAS STABBED I NO LONGER KNOW WHAT TO DO I KNOW IF I TOLD HER I HAVE ADHD WHICH AFFECTED ME AND MY RELATIONSHIPS AND MY STUDYING AND MY FUTURE, SHE WOULDN'T BELIEVE ITS REAL ITS BASICALLY TRYING TO LOOK OKAY EVEN THO YOU JST WANT TO RELEASE THE MENTAL BREAKDOWN sorry if i raged badly ;-;
ما يجوز نشر صور نساء متبرجات أو خضوعهن بالقول ونشر وسماع الموسيقى، واللعب بالنرد والقمار وتصوير ذوات الأرواح وتغيير خلق الله والعلاقات المحرمة بين الجنسين Islam is the right way, I really wish you learn about it, search about it, of course you will love it (En Shaa Allah)
My unpopular opinion: You *are* accepted. In your own ways. Even you have your own unique persona, it’s you. It’s their loss if they can’t see you the way that you do see yourself. You don’t need to be perfect for the sake of others, as long as you know you are honest with yourself, then you *are* perfect.
Yes, I can't imagine my mom ever apologizing to me for anything. I will always be to blame for everything, it is very demotivating, it would ruin me if it were not for my inner steel. ☹️
@@sashadelaya5292 fr tho, never had my parents ever apologize to me even if they're clearly wrong. They think they're always right and they're not obligated to give me an sort of apology.
It’s true, parents and adults get mad at us when we fail, do you really think we try to fail when we know you’re gonna treat us like trash, I try my best EVERYTIME yet my parents get mad at me even they know I tried hard, yet failed, adults and parents don’t know what we go through nowadays
im sorry but i think it personally wouldve better and more realistic if the mom didnt accept the child (and got chick slapped) bc i feel like there are always gonna be ppl who dont accept the ''cracks''
