How Normalization is Hurting You and Hurting Society

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What is normalization and why does it hurt you and society? Normal is whatever conforms to a standard, is usual, typical or expected. The thing is, normal is not a measure of health. This is why the famous quote by Krishnamurti “It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society” is so important. Normal can become a blinder through which we see the world. It can be a way of staying in denial, remaining unconscious and never being able to heal or progress.
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@AnnafromHungarylvNW 4 года назад

I started accepting myself when I started to see how unhealthy and crazy our norms are, I don't feel that crazy anymore.

@bunknee1220 4 года назад

Yesss, same!

@bernardbujard9944 4 года назад

Same here! Exactly! I like the conclusion, the things that we consider normal now might cause people of the future to look back on us in absolute horror.

@AnnafromHungarylvNW 4 года назад

@Jay Gee I'm not sure how this is related to the topic, can you please elaborate?

@AubrieAnne77 4 года назад

Quote of the year👏🏻

@AnnafromHungarylvNW 4 года назад

@Jay Gee No, I don't think that, although I don't think morals are black and white either. The point is that it is possible that our current norms are in fact immoral.

@suzihixon3998 4 года назад

One thing I love about Teal is that she says the quiet things out loud. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@JJ-yu6og 4 года назад

Whatever is taboo is what she talks about. She normalizes taboo topics.

@dustino6455 4 года назад

Me too

@Dulcebayb 4 года назад

Perfectly worded. That’s the thing i appreciate the most about her.

@tleemf6923 4 года назад

Beautifully said

@apurvadeshpande2366 2 года назад

Me too , gurl. I do the same thing. N love that she does it.

@finalblast3825 4 года назад

"Normal is an illusion. What is normal to the spider is chaos to the fly."

@totallyanonymousbish9599 4 года назад

Morticia for the win💖

@bernardbujard9944 4 года назад

I'm sure that the fly is horrified by what the spider considers normal.

@meiko431 4 года назад

I love the quote,have a good weekend.

@centralprocessingunit2564 4 года назад

where do you find this quote?

@totallyanonymousbish9599 4 года назад

Magnus Carlsen GOAT Addams Family

@moulee7448 4 года назад

"Normal is insanity"- eckhart tolle

@Mr.Honest247 4 года назад

So is not normal. If you witnessed people doing abnormal things like pedophilia or murdering people(which isn’t something you’d normally witness), then you’d probably think they’re crazy or insane. But if it’s a non threatening not normal, then Tolle’s point stands.

@tyson83200 4 года назад

100% - Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome is pure insanity.. Yet we do this every day within our mind and subconscious programming of "normal"

@natanletthem 4 года назад

Logic, common sense and reasoning is the opposite, and not too many of us have it...

@LauraVolpintesta 4 года назад

I can’t believe how “normal” it is to get beat up “, constantly put down and teased incessantly by your sibling. And school? Don’t get me started..... thank you....

@presentfuture7563 4 года назад

The beatings will continue until morale improves!

@moonlightgator541 4 года назад

This is very contravertial topic Teal brought up. I remember being a kid and I remember this really strong urge to fight with my bro, doesn't matter how many times our parents told us don't do it. It is like an instinct really hard to resist, it goes away as you get older.

@LauraVolpintesta 4 года назад

Moonlight Gator I guess the point she makes is that even if that’s “normal”, it massively impacts or can impact the one who gets beat up and Abused all the time, And Can have effects for life until we can be aware to heal it. I’ve been aware for a very long time and stil have a terrible Time with it

@BC-fx6ud 4 года назад

My brother is older and much bigger than me. He hit me and held me to the. Floor almost every day for most of my childhood. When it came up a while back he said” it wasn’t that bad”. I replied you were not the one on bottom

@LauraVolpintesta 4 года назад

B C I really needed to hear this, I can’t tell you how much. I think it had tremendous impact on how I experiemce the world

@nicolereiter4616 4 года назад

Beautiful colors today

@a64738 4 года назад

Belarusian colors and even the dress has similar pattern as on the Belarusian flag...

@suzihixon3998 4 года назад

Yes beautiful. Wondering if that’s a pashmina she is wearing. Gorgeous pattern and colors.

@lilamysticwoods 4 года назад

It's normalised to make fun of children's mistakes when they learn how to speak, walk etc. Some of my earliest memories are my parents and family members laughing at my face in the middle of a conversation when I mispronounced a word and they find it funny. It's something every adult does! It's not mean. But the consequences was me closing up to people, feeling deeply ashamed of my mistakes to the point that I dreaded even trying things that could make me being laughed at. As I'm typing this I expect people to think of me as abnormally susceptible... Am I?

@rosew6755 4 года назад

Omg its like your telling my life right now ☹

@lilamysticwoods 4 года назад

@@rosew6755 I'm so relieved someone else can relate to that!

@ingerhaugland6763 4 года назад

I'm sorry that happened to you! I would react in exactly the same way, absolutely. Interesting, because that's something I always think about myself too, that I'm abnormally susceptible. But we might not be, you know, that could be just how their behavior was normalized to us. Wish you the best!

@lilamysticwoods 4 года назад

@@ingerhaugland6763 thanks for offering your empathy and understanding. Much love

@inspiredclarity2014 4 года назад

Lila, because of your comment I'm going to be much more careful in the future to not "make fun" of children's speech, questions, or ideas. It was never mean spirited, but now I SEE the harm it can do, thanks to you and Teal. Love from NW PA. 😘

@mikelobrien 4 года назад

"Question Authority" always. Thanks for another clear and wise video on one of THE most important topics...normalization and forced acceptance of questionable societal norms.

@Recoveryplus 4 года назад

I didn't have to dig up everything that my parents did "wrong" when they were raising me to heal from drug addiction. I just had to let go of my resentments towards them by accepting them for who they were. Its not complicated. You don't need to pin point the exact event that might have led to an unhealthy habit pattern. You change it by identifying the root emotion behind it i.e. fear, pride, selfishness, etc. and then repeatedly choosing its opposite.

@Jukelikesgames 4 года назад

Anddd screenshot. Lol. Thank you.

@hman2912 2 года назад

Great

@carly582 2 года назад

Thankyou

@Droggarth 4 года назад

I used to think I was crazy a few years back but it turns out that it's usually everyone else who's crazy and that normalcy is a cloak for insanity. Thank you Lady Teal!

@postcardsfromspace6372 4 года назад

"but it's normal" is literally my mom's default reply for ANY form of criticism ever lol

@Ivaarti 4 года назад

Exactly! Whatever I do that she doesn't like I get "can't you be normal" No 😅

@takealilpill347 4 года назад

Lol she has no leg to stand on

@heidiholmes1549 4 года назад

One of the biggest healing moments I've had was realizing that what I thought was normal, mostly in my family was really fucked up. I look back now and think how could I ever think that was normal!!! Thank you Teal for making this video. I will definitely be sharing it.

@sue195423 4 года назад

A lovely message to make us reflect on certain things we experienced in our lives. For me, it brings back memories of being told "you're too sensitive" or "you're just being lazy" etc. No wonder our self esteem suffers 😯 Thank you Teal for your special gift of caring about others 💜💛💙🙏

@Shaljroan30750 4 года назад

Yet another wisdom filled digital projection. Your videos are the cause of much enlightenment, i respect you.

@TealSwanOfficial 4 года назад

Thank You Lucas

@sallygibson2274 4 года назад

Do I dare read more?

@AnjellycaMarie 4 года назад

i was raised by my mom and grandma... i didnt mind so much that they worked all the time... but when i expressed i was always sad to see them gone, they explained that they have to work to keep a roof over my head and buy me clothes and supplies for school... i didnt care at all after that... i knew they struggled really hard to even provide me a decent life... i just did my hw with my friends (which helped because i suck at doing hw) and then play with them after... then after they picked me up we all ate dinner and hung out despite my moms work, she did everything else she could do to be involved in my life like attend all my basketball games, concerts, plays ect. she told me she would always attend every single event ive been thinking about this a lot being pregnant because both my bf and i love to work so i want to incorporate the same kind of balance but before i attempt that, ive been reflecting on if that has caused me trauma in my life and i didnt realize it... but so far i dont believe so, both my mom and grandma were extremely supportive of me and payed a lot of attention to me and showed me lots of love

@nommh 4 года назад

AnjellycaMarie I think you‘re completely right, it is all about feeling loved. If your primary caretakers manage to give you that feeling thats a solid basis.

@albaniansnippets4809 4 года назад

“Almost every couple has heated arguments“ Well, that makes it normal but that does not make it healthy:)

@takealilpill347 4 года назад

"Everyone has to blow off steam. Show some emotion". That one always annoys me.

@temdan2177 4 года назад

I think it should become normalised to watch Teal Swan videos 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@IKARIANOFFICIAL 4 года назад

@Alexandra Ledesman - Agree. The more I learn the more it seems that the majority of people experience some trauma growing up. Obviously the degree of trauma varies greatly between people. It's good however to become aware and "intellectually explore" these deeper things as you said, as it at least gives us a better chance of overcoming problems from the past. Too many are not only not aware, but don't want to be aware for fear, so they keep reacting in the same dysfunctional ways and pass it on to their kids etc......

@user-lw9db3rc1m 4 года назад

There’s a u in trauma! You’re missing u. You are the trauma . It doesn’t exist outside of you . Just your perceptions of what you deem as trauma. Tough as it is

@Kitty-hb3he 3 года назад

@Alexandra Ledesman Well, it's very scary and painful. The hidden truth that people don't see is that living your whole life running away from yourself is even more painful!

@chiarabertoni_ 4 года назад

Thanks Teal, you are so beautiful woman and teacher 🙏🏼 Thanks to wake me up from ignorance and unconsciousness♥️

@cellyspeaks1062 4 года назад

I don’t like eating first thing in the morning, it doesn’t feel normal to me.

@GermanoZaffalon 4 года назад

me too haha

@abdou6003 4 года назад

its an american thing to fatten people up . over seas in middle east and asia if we do eat things it just very light things.

@DoggoBoidays15 7 месяцев назад

Same !

@gustafrindestal 4 года назад

You normalize not being normal. Love it!

@BrandonAEnglish 4 года назад

My dad's various reactions when I mention anything he did that hurt me: *Laughs,* says "that never happened," says "I went through worse and I turned out fine"(I LOVE that one), you're lucky because (uses various "difficult" experiences he had with his abusive parents -- but he thinks it's just part of life and I'm a pampered ass), "Can't you just let things go?" (Never recognizes and owns up to wrongdoing, much less apologizes), and "Why are you just trying to hurt me?" (Because that's what I really care about, right?)

@Amandahugginkizz 4 года назад

My mom to, she will never admit maybe she wasn't the best mom. Her fav line is "oh kalena your life wasn't that bad"

@lextor4712 4 года назад

You guys should really read the books of former psychologist Alice Miller who goes deep into this topic.

@BrandonAEnglish 4 года назад

@@Amandahugginkizz I've heard that, too! So many ways to play it off like it doesn't matter or nothing happened -- as if my childhood was Tiananmen Square!

@charlottegelly4449 4 года назад

I gaslight myself and normalize my experiences so people don't do it for me. It sucks x10 when someone else does it.

@danxnotdead3206 4 года назад

yep. called keeping it positive, making the best out of it all. at least im in control, have SOME power. sucks anyway, to paraphrase buddha. :D

@corbalancevannikadebes479 4 года назад

Great video. I went through childhood being confused and thinking / feeling "why does everyone act like this way of living is good and normal"? I never wanted to live the life I was presented and expected to, it has been a process, often in "opposition", questioning and choosing a lot of solitude❤️

@rosew6755 4 года назад

The video kinda CHANGED MY LIFE! I knew I knew that things were off. This video made me look at everything in another perspective! Wow! I will never be the same! Thank you Teal ❤️ 😊

@mi9t142 4 года назад

Wow I was just writing a text out off my chest about "Normality"

@zalex2357 4 года назад

6:45 Oh my GOODNESS. I needed this. I’ve had horrible sexual trauma in my teenage years that led me down a path where I fragmented pieces of myself in order to cope and push myself further away from “her,” the one that let horrible things happen to myself. Thank you Teal for sharing.

@belindamann 4 года назад

Yes! i've been sharing loads about this, we all need to truly use our Consciousness as to what feels right for us, not what society or other tells us. Love this x

@justinevans6546 4 года назад

This is one reason I LOVE being #Autistic, I have no need to be “Normal”, Love and Abundance for All, I also went through something similar

@JohnSmith-by5uk 4 года назад

Hi there! Aspie here. In a way, it’s beneficial to be on the spectrum. Because we experience the world in way that most do not, we are easily able to understand and see some things that the average neurotypical may not be able to.

@charisthomas3300 4 года назад

My son is on the spectrum, he has taught me so much of how the old paradigm of raising children is so abusive. Autism isn't a problem, it's a solution.

@JohnSmith-by5uk 4 года назад

Charis Thomas Unfortunately, when it comes to humans, different=wrong. It’s such a flawed mindset. We can learn so much from diverse perspectives.

@charisthomas3300 4 года назад

@@JohnSmith-by5uk I totally understand. Closed mindedness and lack of introspection is a much bigger problem than autism.

@planetp11 4 года назад

I’ve been trying to heal and break out of the “norms” or how I was raised and people are making me feel guilty saying it happened to everyone and I need this right now. Thank you!

@xeropunt5749 4 года назад

Pain wakes you up. Hurt needs & dreams. Others didn't have the needs or dreams that were denied. Once pain awakens you, you can't sleep like the others are. There's that saying: it is easier to fool people, than to convince them that they have been fooled...

@planetp11 4 года назад

RXVAS your example hits closer to home than you would think wow! I’m grateful for this community

@jvm-tv 4 года назад

Bad audio on Teal's videos never became normal for me. I'm happy she's finally using a proper microphone.

@selfhelpchampion9664 4 года назад

When the Student is Ready the Teacher Appears - Thanks Teal❤️🙏 I am listening to your book Anatomy of Loneliness and also watching your videos. We have posted your video about Millennials at selfhelpchampion under Philosophy

@marcellaroberts3074 4 года назад

Soo .. agree as a mother i see so many young people not caring or finding it completely normal and even cool to sleeping around with all different people and not even talking to this people the next day!! Not normal at all. Also this Mask we are all wearing i hope and pray it doesn't become the norm! it is just sad.

@stellarwulf 3 года назад

People always say "well it could be worse" but you gotta be moving from that thought with "yeah well it could be better too." A lot of times saying it could be worse is an excuse to not try and make it better.

@talkshh 4 года назад

when I was 3 years old i told my mom i was in love with a kid the same age as me who went to kindergarten with me. she made fun of me and dismissed my feelings as a joke. then she told it to my brother and they all laughted at me. that single "small" incident is the reason why to this day (i'm 24) i'm unable to see my feelings for my romantic partners and close friends as valid, i'm unable to express love to them in an healthy way for the fear of being ridiculed. when it's time to be vulnerable, i pretend i just don't have strong feelings for other people and this is why people who are close to me think i don't care about them. to this day, my mom always shames me for being emotionally distant with people, which is something she caused. she also tells me she wishes i was like other women and that i'm too manly.

@empowerment.artist 4 года назад

I was ridiculed for loving as a child too. It hurts bad!

@ajl2232 4 года назад

I can relate. Affection and love is seen as weakness in society.

@LaurenC444 4 года назад

Sounds like you met a past life soul early on in life. I believe sometimes we are incarnated into families that have less experience or understanding of these things than us in order to fascinate our growth. I hope you push through the discomfort and let yourself feel and express your love. You probably don't realize it but you are teaching those around you by doing so. :)

@talkshh 4 года назад

@@LaurenC444 you think so? i'm working on it so hopefully i can start to express it more little by little

@nommh 4 года назад

tash and you are certain that just one incident - however devastating it was - is responsible for all your suffering? If your story is representative of your mother dismantling you in subtle and not so subtle ways it may be time to spend time away from her, to give yourself space to heal. Because as Teal said, just because it was not criminal neglect it is still suffering. As grown ups we need to heal ourselves, because there is no-one else to do it.

@sarahcouture24 4 года назад

I met my biological father just a couple years ago. Before that, I didn’t know much about him. I learned that he has been in prison for the last 17 years for child molestation. I was shocked and horrified to hear this, and initially wanted nothing to do with him. Child sexual abuse has always been a topic that I just could not comprehend. It upsets me so much, and I have spent a fair amount of time wondering how the hell anybody could possibly want to do such a thing? Well, one day I felt compelled to ask my bio dad and find out. I asked him to tell me his life’s story, everything, because I wanted to know what kind of life someone who committed that disgusting of a crime must have lived to ever allow themselves to harm a child in that way? He told me all about his childhood and everything in great detail via hundreds of letters, which I’m grateful for. Such a tragic story of heinous abuse and exploitation. It’s true that many perpetrators were once innocent victims themselves. This video brings to mind something he said to me when I visited him at the prison “You know, it happened to me, it happened to my aunt and my cousins... This sort of thing used to happen all the time back in the day... I didn’t think it was that big of a deal.” A very good example of how normalization can be extremely dangerous. Thank you teal for another amazing video! This is such an important concept that I hope society awakens to as soon as possible. Great job illuminating the truth that many people unfortunately fail to see in our dark world. 👏

@lextor4712 4 года назад

Yes - it is a never ending cycle. Trauma gets passed down from generation to generation unconsciously. You should really read the books of former psychologist Alice Miller who goes deep into this topic.

@amarartemis 4 года назад

Very important video. Probably I‘m going to learn something new (on a new level) each time I watch it again. Thank you for pointing it out, Teal.

@dreakaliarodriguez481 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this. I was in a relationship where I was told constantly that I was not normal, the things that I think and do are not normal. The exact words told to me right before being told that I wasn’t normal was, “ Most people say this....or “ Normal people dress like this..”

@alanstewartweir7317 4 года назад

I learned alot of this stuff in a 12 step program believe it or not, normalisation, taught me alot. Now tapping into infinite spirit stay blessed

@brahim2462 4 года назад

Have a Good week as well Teal.

@lunaskies624 4 года назад

This is such a brilliant video. Thank you. When, during my early-to-mid twenties, I started to recognise, reflect and process the emotional (and other) traumas of my childhood I made several vows to myself including to try to recognise abhorrent behaviour even when it came under the guise of normalcy. I have also tried to always be as true and authentic with myself and those I connect with as I possibly can. As the video makes clear, blinding oneself through normalcy is a form of self-deception and I'd already had enough of that during my childhood.

@iiiarchangeliii 4 года назад

I’m a long term viewer, not a first time commenter. Though you are a little behind on a lot of your knowledge and delivery, and still have a lot to learn, I greatly appreciate you sharing all your insights with the public. So, it averages out to being perfect ;) perfect for someone... thank you for all your work!

@bambilove1897 4 года назад

It seems far fetched from this point of view to see a society coexisting harmoniously AND being each uniquely spontaneous. YOURE INSANE TEAL!

@creatingpassions9897 4 года назад

Thank you as I am Grateful. Miracles and Blessings Beautiful Souls 💙💚💜

@natashapeachmusic 4 года назад

"It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society". That is a quote for the ages!! I really needed to hear and be reminded of this today. Thank-you, Teal 🙏

@cjwhite2631 2 года назад

It’s not hers

@sarabolko1378 4 года назад

Just realized I minimize a lot of things in my life and see them as not important or not as bad as abuse or something... thank you Teal ❤❤❤

@EricaJoyArts 4 года назад

Thank you Teal! I truly appreciate your videos!✌❤

@mariepearce7171 4 года назад

I can't like this video enough, you are on it Ms Swan! 👍💜💪

@anthonyvasquez9446 4 года назад

Thank you ! I watch your ads and hope that that minor contribution can have a positive affect on you 💖 very grateful and I hope you’re having a great night

@teriward2589 4 года назад

Another great video another biggie is rationalization I had a friend that every time she got into a relationship she would rationalize their abusive behavior for example she would say he acts that way because he's from another country so his culture is different so they treat women differently so I need to learn to understand him better to me that's crazy making behavior.

@GenevieveFB 4 года назад

This video comes at the perfect timing. Thank you for so articulately expressing what has been on my mind lately. ❤️

@devochted Год назад

“And never ever forget; that those things you don’t bat an eye at today because they’re so normal, might just be the very things that cause the people in the future to look back at you in absolute horror.” 🤣🤣 I love how Teal ends on this note! I laughed out loud because she says stuff and I love it! 🎉

@AriesAeon1111 4 года назад

I love you Teal and want you to know you do make a difference and you have helped me with my awakening process . Just having your voice out makes a difference. You made me realize that I’m a spiritual being living a human experience. Thank you so much for all you do. You are appreciated

@alex-ander-13 Месяц назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE VALIDATION AND THE INSPIRATION. THANK YOU TEAL. THANK YOU

@hanka3046 4 года назад

You are so wise woman, i am very lucky that i found you. I am happy to watch someone telling me it is okay not to be normal, if i do not feel it is right. In the end, as you said, having a slave used to be normal.

@123cillitbang 4 года назад

HI to all the awakened souls around the world watching this truth from Teal!! 🌍❤️❤️❤️ I love you all and I am sending you all Love, trust, free thinking and courage do what you know is right for your rights as a human!! 😀✊🌍

@johnsjacobs6404 Год назад

Wow! I love this! You're so realistic in your explanations and you didn't use any psychological terms to research, this is well digest and I'm grateful.

@fumin2689 4 года назад

Great Video! This message is needed today more than ever

@paulymac5513 4 года назад

I remember when I was a kid in the early 60s it was normal to say the "n" word when talking about black people and no one batted an eye, smoking was allowed almost everywhere, and teachers could slap or hit you almost for no reason and no one would bat an eye to it, I had a teacher that grabbed me by the hair and violently shake me for being late coming in from recess. When my mom was a kid it was normal for girls to drop out of school to become wives, education wasn't important for females.

@dr.strangelove5708 4 года назад

I would say it could been normal but to use that word still would had been considered to use the old-fashioned term "fightin' words".

@dr.strangelove5708 4 года назад

In otherwords you called a black person that in the North in the sixties be prepared to have a fight with him.

@talkshh 4 года назад

bruh i was just thinking of it a few hours ago. Teal's timing is on point as Always

@brynmagee8865 3 года назад

Teal, thank you for your insight. Listening and watching you speak is a learning experience. Personally, I believe how you say what is said has a stronger effect than what is said! Consider yourself hugged.

@1111myaura 4 года назад

I love you Teal

@michaelmorena2553 4 года назад

Just came from your previous video, great timing!

@GPatrick137 4 года назад

thank you so much for this video, it makes us redefine and question everything.. nothing should be taken for granted or by default. everything must be tested objectively

@DivyanshuChowdharyJi 4 года назад

The message is absolutely fantastic as it is in every Teal video. Apart from that, I really want to say, "Teal, Absolutely Brilliant Oration and Presentation." Loved your style. You have been improving in every video since 7-8 years ago when you made your first video. Lots of love. xoxo

@James1Hiscox 4 года назад

Spot on. The world needs to hear this right now.

@Cass63450 4 года назад

Thank you for once again saying stuff I needed to hear right now. All the best from Germany!

@sergemarquis4996 4 года назад

Teal Swan has been a light for all of us over the years. I give her a big thank you for all the work she did. I hope lot of peoples reading this will wake up for the great awakening! peace and love to all of you.

@unknownunknowns2300 4 года назад

Thank you Teal, while its been a minute since I checked in with your channel, you words have no less of a profound effect on my thinking and behavior. You're doing the GOOD WORK I Thank You

@wesleyalan9179 4 года назад

Yeah, Teals great isn't she?!😁

@willowtrowbridge2253 4 года назад

Always putting out quality content with appropriate timing. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

@veninrouge3211 4 года назад

Another amazing topic and video.

@thcintuitive222 4 года назад

So happy you popped up in my recommended. I found your channel about a year ago and found the book woman code through you! Life changing and for some reason I ghosted the channel, sorry, but, so happy to be back and go through your content!! Thanks!

@pambennett8967 4 года назад

I was kind of off Teal, but now she’s gotten so real I can’t stay away

@mileknz 4 года назад

Love you Teal!

@lmn6440 4 года назад

This is a good message. People are telling me to accept the authoritarian covid surveillance measures because "we're already tracked and traced 24/7 by our smartphones", which has only been 'normal' for about ten years and I had a problem with that when it was new as well.

@13KumikoYui29 4 года назад

I started disliking norms 10 years ago. People called me negative, but I felt like a realist. Bad things were totally normal in my life, it was my reality. I still believed my life was normal 2 years ago. My psychologist literally said "It must have been hard living a childhood like yours". I didn't think so, I was okay with my childhood. I minimized the hardships I had to go through. I only realised this year that nothing was okay. Since then I've been overwhelmed with anger, sadness and mostly grief. Processing it is the hardest thing I ever had to do. Also, it breaks my heart to see what kind of society we're living in. I really hope that my generation will have the means to change it for good.

@mamawren2795 4 года назад

I want to share this with everyone I know!! ♥️♥️♥️

@plantgurugangsta7299 4 года назад

I just learned your story yesterday but it was just now I realized why u were familiar. I 1st saw u on Ralph Smart's channel recently! Thx for sharing this knowledge and perspective. May the veil be lifted and the TRUTH PREVAIL! ❤✌🙏

@mariarohmer2374 4 года назад

One thousand percent this needs to be understood. Thanks again, Teal. 🙌🏽✨

@the1betterpodcast84 4 года назад

I saw your daily update and I agree it deserves a whole video!

@pakapaa1338 4 года назад

Thank you Teal, your videos are priceless.

@lexilu6696 4 года назад

This video is an affirmation for me when earlier this month my parents and I were fighting over lots of things and having a hard time restoring peace with each other. Now I see what I was doing was trying to break the norms between me and my parents that had been kept as it was for some 20 years... Thanks Teal you are a true fighter for change and have encouraged me in big ways🙏❤️

@meganhernandez857 4 года назад

This is so true I think about this all the time!!! Teal you organize these abstract ideas into such simple digestible truths and are so articulate. Thankful for your existence 🙏🏽✨🌙 you beautiful soul

@xDreamWorldx 4 года назад

Just found your channel today. I love how colorful, calm and charming the atmosphere is. You have a very soft voice and a good knowledge of what you're talking about

@nosmartyr 4 года назад

Normalization of sexual promiscuity. Normalization of addictive stimulant drugs: caffeine & sugar. Normalization of near constant media digestion.

@katatarot597 4 года назад

One thing that always made me stand out or more like stand in the corner at school was that I never normalised the horrible machine-like rules that so many other kids followed without questioning. I used to run out, never did home tasks/work, never listened to a teacher when I was in my fantasy world. I became a total loser in other people's eyes and it took me another 25 years to recover from the trauma of being different, but the truth is that at least I recognise when something is not right.

@Alice-zc6kw 4 года назад

Teal I've been missing your videos. RU-vid has stopped recommending your videos to me for the last few months! I thought you had stopped posting. So I think I'll click the notification icon so I don't miss your videos.

@PoizonGirl. 4 года назад

I am sorry people dont take you serious and have a lot empathy. It breaks my heart in fact that they criticize u for the way you live your life which absolutely doesn't harm anyone. I dont get it why people have to blame the victim. This is a common issue among the victims of EVERY abuse. I see the hurt when you talk about it. But i see a strength that is actually unbelievably strong. You survived UNBELIEVABLE things. So people blame you and ur sanity. They really refuse to believe you out of their evil selfishness and you are a "threat" to their picture perfect delusion. They are the insane ones for denying the harsh reality of evil and life. And sadly most people chose evil because of "free will" allowed them to. Evil always deceives to control. They are deliberately ignorant and enjoy it. They feel above someone when they further stomp on them. But I believe you. 💛 Thank you for being you.

@pythosdegothos6181 3 года назад

Coming here from Infinate waters. WOW....now this video is so on the mark!!! It is frightening what people have actually considered "normal", and still there are people accepting absurdities to this day, as "normal". "That's just the way it goes" is possibly one of the more dangerous phrases. When things go wrong is when people stop asking "why". When I was a little kid and I asked my mom why I could not wear a skirt, I was told it was not normal. What I raised how girls were able to have short hair and wear boy's clothes I was told another cop out. "That's different". I really should why to both of these things...but likely would have gotten, that's just the way things are.

@patriciabuchler6629 4 года назад

amazing thumbnail and videobackground... getting better and better! and I dont even need to tell you about how amazing the content is ...

@JohnSmith-wp7vf 4 года назад

I will write my own little glossary of all the terms Teal is using in my frequency spiral notebook. Like normalization, minimazation, gaslighting, triangulation, etc.

@salsabiltasnia7848 7 месяцев назад

Talk about anger outburst abuse Teal My mother believes her anger and outbreaks and foul mouth is perfectly justified when its the single most thing that is ruining my life.

@mindtheprivacy 4 года назад

Thank you. You are an amazing teacher.

@kimberleydiann771 4 года назад

Thank You Teal. ✨✨✨

@sapphirestone3371 4 года назад

Great message, thank you Teal. 🙏💖✨🌎

@queendom9491 4 года назад

Video idea: social anxiety/fear of being seen/ fear of being alone in public what trauma(s) create this? Loved this video, opened my eyes on things. Makes me think of mouth masks being normalized now..

@queendom9491 2 года назад

@Linscreation Thank you, this was very clarifying and validated me so much. Esp. the part of showing any thing about urself was dangerous so the way to gain safety was to stop showing anything at all. Really made my day thanks

@underscore2940 4 года назад

Thank you. For all u do. Ur saving my life

@leonardallen7380 4 года назад

I am watching you and Ralph Smart, your amazing in February 20th I went to the hospital I died and was brought back to life, now I am living a nightmare, 2/20/20 my world changed thank you💙

@crusiethmaximuss 4 года назад

For so long I have wanted to find a person like you, who isn't afraid to speak the truth... Today was awful, but you flipped that around. Thank 🙏🏻 you for this video, Teal.

@jonpacer 4 года назад

There there was a specialist who spoke about this. He said that some people do not have a definitive, violent, trauma in their lives but experienced miniature traumas on a regular basis similar to the torture of a Thousand Cuts.