Knowing that there is so many young men around the world who constantly suffer from the same struggle as you (extreme solitude, rejection, traumas etc) make you feel a bit better and motivate you to keep going.
@@mahmoudhakem7642 It's human nature to find comfort in identification with others. The whole point of the literally me meme is centered around that, lost males searching for purpose and an identification.
@@lastwill3557 yeah human nature but we're not animals persuing our nature, just a moment of thought would make a grown man go soft for the cruel reality of how much broken men there are, Jordan Peterson for example, it brought tears to his eyes.
Wouldn't say underrated, it's widely regarded as one of Christopher Nolans best. But I guess compared to more recent films many have still not see this one...
@@kid_girl_lover Bully Maguire was Peter high off the influence of the symbiote, the black suit. It felt good. The power. The confidence. But ultimately he lost himself. He stopped being the hero. He had all the power, but stopped caring about the responsibility. So he rejected the suit. It wasn't easy. It tore him apart to do it. But through his sheer will (and the church bell symbolising divine intervention, weakening the demon attached to his soul), he was able to re-emerge on the other side, seemingly naked, reborn. Reborn as Spider-Man. His truest and greatest self.
1:37 I cried watching this scene because Joker break dancing like that in public was the only positive thing he ever did for himself in the movie and there's moments where I'd try to express myself similarly in public and people would automatically assume that I was crazy when I was just finding a way out
I think my "literally me" phase is about to end boys. They literally helped me shape goodness in my character. Edit: woah didn't expect to have a large amount of attention hahahaha, anyways stay on the grind bois
@@differentsomeoneelse2284 Acepta lo que venga, porque por duró que parezca, precisamente serán esas experiencias las que te están preparando para tus metas, solo piensa, que pasaría si un apostador compulsivo ganará un millón de dólares ahora mismo, seguramente quedaría en la bancarrota en poco tiempo, es lo mismo que pasa con algunas personas, la vida los prepara primero, para que cuando reciban las bendiciones de la vida no se pierdan en ellas, disfruta tu momento muchacho, y recuerda que no gana el que nunca cae, sinó el que sabe levantarse de cada jødida caída. Yo creo en ti, somos muchos los que estamos pasando por momentos duros, pero créeme, todo valdrá la pena
“My pain is constant and sharp and I do not hope for a better world for anyone, in fact I want my pain to be inflicted on others. I want no one to escape.” Same
@@petarpentester1779 To each to their own but I was once you so there's no judgement here. Now I believe in a divine source of all things. I think we all unconsciously seek a connection with the divine even if we don't like to admit it. I used to be nihilistic and thought life had no meaning and purpose until I experimented with psychedelic's. I always thought I believed in God but it was wishful thinking. It was only after 3 ayuausca ceremonies that I believed with certainty that there is a divine source and that divine source is ultimately good and wants to guide us to our higher self. You hear that voice in your head that's always trying to steer you towards the right direction, that scrutinises you when you make an immortal choice, the voice of dissent when you're actively sabotaging yourself. You can call it your conscious but you could also call it God's voice attempting to steer you towards your higher self by saving you from yourself. We need meaning in this world and we need to feel a connection with the divine source, with what transcends us to have real meaning in life.
8 billion people in the world yet everyone feeling extreme solitude and rejection, keep going my friend endure the pain and sadness , it will be all worth it
"Literally me" is a mindset based on the nihilistic thoughts of determinism. Once you realize you have free will, you free yourself. How ironic it is. Believing that nothing matters in the end breeds contempt for the lack of purpose you feel. Believing you have free will gives you a sense of purpose. I think believing in the former is easier though, because it's more tempting to believe that the mess you are in was always going to end up like that, rather than admitting to the fact that you made bad choices in life.
One anti-hero that is frequently swept under the rug is Bill Foster (or D-Fens) from Falling Down 1993. From what I have heard from others, the movie is better than the Joker movie. I haven’t seen the Joker movie yet, but I have viewed Falling Down many times.
and women always wonder why we act like villains sometimes... everytime I look at the joker or Patrick bateman ... all I see is a reflection of myself , a broken man who slowly fell into the madness that was destined for me
@@toby-yr1sk I've watched many of his videos, but at the end of the day is just another self development youtuber, no more no less. Don't rely on others when you're trying to become the best possible version of yourself. Trust yourself and keep doing what you Think is best for your improvement
I like to look at these because I know I’m not alone on this we are angels arriving to this earth but the world around us turns us into fallen angels in the end we are only left to crawl out of our own hell but we’re all together on this
"Do you know what the scariest thing is? To not know your place in this world, to not know why you're here. That's... that's just an awful feeling." - Mr. Glass - The Eastrail 177 Trilogy "A Fake world is a lot less painful than the Real One" Stem - Upgrade Tbh, This Character are literally like me ( An underrated ones at That )
@@DavisonVoices I don't think so- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-36PDeN9NRZ0.html Here's the trailer of the Film, not sure where you can watch it tho-
There is one "literally me" character missing that being Ben Affleck's Batman/Bruce Wayne. He is literally me. He is a tortured, broken and depressed veteran as shown in BvS and Zsjl. He is literally me. Wish he could have been in the video but either way loved the video. Good job.
I think that my "literally me" phase has been ended. I realized that I'm not Patrick bateman, homelander or Travis bickle. Me is just me with all my thoughts, problems and feelings. I pray for everyone realize themselves
Hi from France 🇫🇷. As a man we have too suffer, be alone, build in silence, explore wild spaces, solve problemes alone, strugle, be broken, survive alone, be laughed at, don't show our heart untill an axe reveals it, feel sadness , be in danger, be dangerous, be betrayled and still wake up every morning and fight. And it's perfectly normal since the begining of humanity. Women will never understand this. At the moment they are crazy and stupid but they will pay for it one day, they are not doing there job for us as women, they will be miserable we will see. First find who you are deep inside and what you want to fight for. Cool video👍.
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We are him, but deep down we just wanna be better than to get worse. Realizing how much bad we’ve done, we come to realization we don’t want to become who we aren’t but then we want to stay who we are because we are afraid of the outcome we can tune out
See, I’m not entirely sure what to think about the whole “literally me” phrase because on the one hand, I can identify with and understand characters who have very similar issues that many young people around the world have. But on the other hand, I find it worrisome and just strange that some many people “relate” to a *fictional character* when they should be seeking help and actually do the things they want to do by making change. Idk, I just find it strange to see this craze being born from people who have social problems.
People live in fear, they don't act on their true selves, everything they do is to fit in. But the anger builds up inside, and it all comes back when we see characters like these, we remember who we are, they are "literally me". Capiche?
