Therapist Reacts to LEAVE ME ALONE by NF 

Same Bro, looking at if from an outside prospective. i think us NF fam. who watch people feel the emotional experience of NF, in turn helps us not feel so alone in our mental struggle of our daily lives. Theres a lot of us who watch this stuff.

Facts

Been doing it for years 😂

Watching them from the inside of our own pain, is like watching ppl talking about mansions, while being in a deep and dark Mansion... never felt so understood And then he made "Hope"... and I cried... legit

FR!!

This ☝🏻

If you listen to mansion PLEASE listen to Intro III afterwards as it picks up right where mansion leaves off

Yes. I love how he goes back the "Mansion" in the Hope music video.

Mansion is so good! That whole album got me through so much.

This

Oh yea, I was trying to be careful as to not spoil anything, but in The Search towards the beginning he mentions "leaving my burdens, well I brought a few with me, I'm not perfect" as he's pointing back to the balloons tied to the shopping cart he was pulling around.

Also every song in the search album references a different burden that he has

yh but in this specific song hes only talking about doubt

Going to be a wild one! And "How Could You Leave Us"

Looking forward to Mansion than Therapy Session

Therapy Session and Outcast are the songs that got me started on NF.

@@nate2838 I am definitely a fan of Outcast. One of my favorite songs - music video too. Talking about the caution tape in Intro 1 and got him reminiscing .. his head is in the clouds. Than albums later puts out a mixtape with the song called Clouds where he says "y'all know where my heads at... y'all know where my heads at" while something like the Tornado sirens are going off True artistic mind I think Why is underrated too

I think that Let You Down (parent/child relationships) and Time (S.O. relationships) are NF's best, personally. Easily accesible melodies and both touching deeply on psych issues

Nice! I saw him in 2021 and just saw him again a week ago. Amazing both times

And his music videos connect like movies connecting together like a plot involving a roller coaster

This is so cool!

I agree

For me, the best thing about these types of songs is, for those of us who truly listen but might not have struggled like this, is it gives us a picture we can empathize with.

I'm glad you like the channel. We, like you, believe in the power of music. It sounds like it's been really powerful in your life too, and helped you heal and move through really painful experiences. Thanks for sharing a snippet of your story here, and I just want to say I'm really glad you're still here. I can tell you're an encourager (even the way you encouraged me in this comment proves it) and the world needs people like you. Hope music continues to help you cope - T

@@DyvmSlorm I LOVE this!! - T

@@HeartSupport when you've been through the darkness and still struggle with it every single day, you don't want others to ever feel that way so you do whatever you can to make sure that they don't. Whether that's by making people laugh, giving them something to vibe to, or just by saying something nice to build them up. It's so easy to do and yet so many people take for granted how much such a small action can turn someone's day around. When I took psychology I came to the realization that a lot of the people that were in my class were there for the same reasons I was. They had suffered in their lives and wanted to make a difference for someone else. I don't know if that applies to you but that is what you do for us. I know you are a busy lady and have a large following so thank you for taking the time to reply. I know I appreciate it.

wahhhh thank you so much! - T

How could you leave us.. is heartbreaking

thanks friend :) - T

x2 such a great song

We do 5 videos a week :) - T

awww thank you!! - T

From Lisalovesfeathers: @rickthestick6995 Hi Friend, Thank you for your comment. I know exactly what you mean, I have personally live my life by sticking to my comfort zone and although it has helped my anxiety greatly it has led to me getting past middle age and havng achieved virtually nothing and I dont wish that for you for a moment. A question you could ask yourself is do you deserve this and please let me tell you

From jpaga: @rickthestick6995 Hi friend, You’ve also perfectly described me there. Due to a mixture of things I tend to avoid stepping out of my comfort zone and stick to my routine. I tend to avoid spontaneous plans and need much time for mental preparation if I am to do something new. I think the problem here is the avoidance. I’m sure you’ve heard this before, but the more we avoid stepping out of our comfort zone and the more we push things away, the more we make things difficult for ourselves. It is completely natural to stick to what we are comfortable with, but it also ends up limiting all of the new experiences we could have! It does take time and effort, but when you are ready, I think that recognizing those moments where you have the option to avoid or embrace a new situation and trying to choose the latter will be beneficial in the long run. It was very hard for me to do at the beginning, I too would get very overwhelmed and regret stepping out of my comfort zone (and still do to some extent), but it does get easier. And most importantly, I know I am making things better for my future self. What you are experiencing is completely understandable and I am willing to bet also quite common, but striving for our growth is so important, and one step at a time, we should always try to do what is best for us even at the cost of some discomfort in the moment. I hope this can help even a little bit, but just know that you are not alone, that I wish you the best, and that we will always be here to listen whenever you need someone <3

From Micro: @rickthestick6995 Stepping out of your comfort zone requires so much energy out of you. It makes completely sense that, most of the time, it turns out to be an exhausting experience, and something that you wouldn't want to come back to. When you go beyond your limits of the moment, you are actively facing your fears, and that is such a HUGE effort! Something positive though, is to keep in mind that in the midst of the overwhelm, you are learning to stretch those limits. My therapist used to tell me that I worked on extending my comfort zone, rather than stepping out of it. It gives me this image of something that is actively growing, not an experience under parenthesis. When in doubt, and when overwhelmed, it often helped me to remind myself that these experiences accumulated are making a difference, even if I'm not feeling it yet. It's like being head first in the intensity of the work, then at some point you have the possibility to take some distance and see how much you've grown over the years. If anything, we're so very proud of you here for not letting your fears define you. You are building resilience, and that is so strong and courageous of you!

My doubts tell me that my poetry isn't good and that I'm a fake.​@@HeartSupport

The more I watch this omg the more I know you'd love his journey

From djstarion: @attilaasd4747 Hello friend! You're 100% right about the balloons. It's like since they're balloons we know they're there, and they may not carry any type of physical weight, but it's definitely an emotional weight. I also feel that over time, the helium will be gone, and those balloons will slowly disappear. If we keep doing what we're doing and being open with ourselves and taking care of ourselves, we can build up the courage to release a balloon. I wouldn't say pop it necessarily, but by releasing that mental balloon, you can visually see that progress that you made to get to that point.

From sbrent: @attilaasd4747 We all have something that is keeping us from pursuing our dreams or going after the things we want in life, but we have to ask ourselves is this thing really as powerful as it seem to be or is it us that has given this thing too much power. I want you to know that you are powerful, and you have the ability to leave whatever is holding you back powerless. Rooting for you!

From Malig3: @attilaasd4747 Hey there, Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. Feeling held back, like a wall is building up between you and your future best self, is difficult and frustrating. So, I hear you; I understand you. The balloons symbolize emotional weight floating around that you can't seem to let go of. I know that time and self-love can heal this. Putting time and energy into yourself and the things that make you happy, will make those balloons seem smaller and smaller. I hope someone or something that makes you laugh/smile crosses your path today. Wishing you the best <3

From NateTriesAgain: @attilaasd4747 Hey friend, I can relate to what you shared as well with my own balloons. I recorded a video reply to you here: www.loom.com/share/f892d8bfe8944ed8bfe20b8af63f7cc1 -nate, heartsupport staff

omg this is soooo special!!! I LOVE THIS! He's so lucky to have a parent who is dedicated to teaching him about navigating emotions.