DPR IAN - SERAPH | 1 SHOT | MOOD | RIBBON | OFFICIAL MIITO MOVIE (PART I) - REACTION 

I know this :) but thanks for sharing!

@@anthonytoo yeah, I heard you talking about it in the video! I just wanted to share it for those who aren't really a fan of DPR Ian and his projects! Cause it can be a bit overwhelming for some~

@@unbiasOrbit 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🖤

We all are man. We all are.

I'm saying! It seems like there's another character but what do I know. I know the deep voice is supposed to be Mito tho

@@anthonytoo yes, Ian said we'll meet another character in next MVs, so... I'm excited

I think the other character is Mr. Insanity

When I first discovered his music, I was floored. I didn’t know anything about him but I saw myself so intimately in his work. I researched him and found out his diagnosis, and it all clicked. I felt seen in a way I never have before. Two years ago (finally! In my 30s) I was diagnosed with Bipolar II (so less of a “high” and not ever in a fun way) also rapid cycling like he is. His work is SPOT. ON. for my experience and I understand how it can be so difficult for a lot of people to parse. Being in one’s bipolar mind can be extremely disorienting, yanked from a high to a low at any time. The high manic phases aren’t all fun and games and are often highly destructive. Substance abuse, risk taking behavior, self destructive behavior in relationships, etc have repercussions just like the dark depressive side. So I’m grateful he’s so open about his experience with this often misunderstood condition, and able to depict it in a way that people can witness.

@@thespianoge I’m glad you were finally diagnosed! I know when I was, it was like a huge pressure had been released from my chest and I felt less guilty for being the way I am. Hope you are doing well!

@@wedonttalkaboutjuno3331 same! I went through my life for far too long thinking I was defective and had to work so much harder at life than anyone else. It was so freeing. It’s taken nearly 2 years and 11 different medications to figure out what’s just right for my body, but it’s life changing to feel what “normal” must be like for other people! I wish you luck with managing your symptoms and figuring out medication as well! (Don’t worry, my difficulty with long time experiments with meds is “highly unusual” as my psych said!)

@@thespianoge Luckily, or unluckily, my sister also was diagnosed with bipolar, so now we have like a buddy support group 😂 she’s sort of helped me keep my expectations realistic. I know not every medication is going to work, but luckily I think I’ve found something that helps.

@@wedonttalkaboutjuno3331 I’m so glad you’re on the right track! And it’s wonderful you have a support system with someone close to you who deeply understands, as unfortunate as it is.

Of course it’s no problem, feel free to ask away (better for me to see it if you send on discord or something though)! No need to thank me, thank you for watching! 🖤

I've got a lot of other things going on my man 😬

@@anthonytoo alright i understand that