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okay you guys we're doing it at 8:00 a.m. are shooting our marriage Q&A we

posted an Instagram post and we asked you guys if you have any questions we

didn't choose the question just it so we will see you you haven't read them yet

right I haven't read them yet so it's like real real time are you ready

here are the Quebec Sookie first question how to not get bored of the

relationship after a long time together remember when we first met and we had

like all this like exciting stuff and we were travelling everywhere in doing

stuff and Gary always told me every week just everyday yeah he's gonna be

Wednesday's Wednesday's will eventually yeah he always Toby's like now it's all

exciting and stuff that I wanted to know that there's gonna be those just like

regular simple boring days and I actually like those days the question is

basically how do I do not get bored how do you not get for it I think it's not a

question of being bored with a relationship I think it's a matter of

working on on yourself the fact that you're as busy as you are and I'm as

busy as I am rather than our relationship being kind of an everyday

boring thing it's what I go back to it's my own base it never gets boring because

we have each other I feel like boredom is a luxury I'm just like every minute

is is accounted for every minute is you know we're doing something that's my

exciting time because I get to reconnect with you so before the other person is

not there to entertain you I mean it's kind of your job to fulfill your life to

fill it up with things that you love career or hobbies or anything like that

when you have your own thing going on it's like when you spend that one-on-one

with your partner you cherish it more because you don't you're not together

all the time and garen I mean we work together so we we're together a lot but

we are not like together together you and I are both very passionate about our

you know all of our projects yeah but what I love about our relationship is

that we have this in common we have these things that we love so

much obviously the kids too we talk about the kids we talk about work so it

doesn't get boring because you're my you're my partner in life so we just we

do it all together have you ever been on the verge of thinking wow I just can't

do it anymore and if so how do you overcome it you know what I never

thought I can't do this relationship when there been overwhelming times with

the children it's more like I'm like wow I'm responsible along with you to raise

these two guys and now these three guys so that sometimes gets overwhelming when

I start projecting into the future that mark stresses me out

yes the day I met you I never looked back and thought all this wasn't like I

can't do this from a relationship perspective but this isn't the person

for me the moment I met you I was sure about you and I would never had any

doubt that you're the one for me for me I think because it was much

younger getting into like such a serious relationship I don't think I've ever

doubted that I want to be with Gary I've had times one kind of exactly the same

where I would wake up and I'm just like oh my god what is going on and this is

like so much it's too much I think it's normal and I don't even think that it's

kind of based on an age I definitely had panic attacks probably that are a little

more dramatic from you know because of my age because I'm just saying cuz all

my friends are doing other stuff right and I'm like 23 year old with a newborn

we didn't win Jake was just a baby he must have been

like maybe seven or eight months and we were out

somewhere and we had just heard of people that we knew who had split up

yeah and I remember you looked at me and you said oh my god like there's no

scenario in my mind or you and I are not together even though you may have had

those kind of moments where you had these these panic attacks when you heard

of an example of somebody who split up you right away said to me like I can't

even imagine that scenario I never felt that I was in the wrong place I never

like woke up and I was like this is not where I'm meant to be

I don't feel insecure in our relationship you you always make me feel

like everything is cool from the day that we've met you never once gave me a

reason to think like a weird like you never whenever your phone rang goes your

mom like it was it was never it was never anything you did to lead me to

believe that I can't trust you or that I'm not your biggest priority and I

think that for my past experiences and just talking to my friends a lot of

girls and I don't know why they do this thing where they feel that they have to

kind of keep a guy on their toes and they have to make him feel that he's got

competition you made me understand that there's no competition like you you got

me you're mine how did you know that you were going to

be spending the rest of your life together

when was the moment you understood you were going to last forever I had no I

had no doubts which was amazing because I was 38 or 39 and like you know I've

had girlfriends before but there was never any one moment before I met you

that I met somebody missed it all wow this is the one it was just it was you

it was always you and met you that's it not even one yeah it wasn't it was it

was like a young man's stupid whatever and I think a lot of guys make that

mistake they think it's real and then it turns out not to be real what element

did they can it makes them think it's real when it's

not people for the most part like especially guys when they're young they

don't understand I think yet what's important in life a lot of what drives

in this ego so when they need a woman who looks a certain way or comes from a

certain family or has a certain background or looks good on paper they

jump on it and they're just not doing it for the right reasons I already had

enough experience on in my life at that time and the good thing is is that I had

a better understanding of who I was yeah I think that's so I think that's

what's important the experiences that I've had since we got married in terms

of you know family professional integrating into your family with your

mom and your brothers and everything that's made me even more still realize

Who I am so it's it's it's really brought me a lot of I think wisdom in

peace you are very wise now well it's busy

what do you do when you are upset with your spouse as actually funny because I

was upset with you yesterday yeah you were and we talked about it in the car

yeah you talk about it you keep your voice low yeah you don't get excited

about it because if you remember the conversation we had yesterday it would

have been easy for it to accelerate into something that it doesn't need to be

yeah but we kept calm you acknowledged my position when you disagreed with me

you told me we talked it out and we settled on it I think that it depends

also on the couple I think you need to figure out what's your best way of

communicating maybe it's you know for you you need to take some time away from

the situation to really like you know compose yourself and not make it a

bigger deal than it is and then talk about it some people prefer to talk

about it right away because if they sit on it it's just gonna harbor to become

something bigger so I think it's really about figuring out what works for you I

think for you and I it's like we just discuss it at the end of the day or you

know just like later when we have time when it's quiet but it's not going on I

think it goes back also to the dynamic between two people I feel very much that

in our relationship and all the aspects of our relationship we're very much

equal how do you spend time each other while being busy with work

and with the kids this is a great example I think that we feel like so

much is going on right now and we have a newborn and you know we just kind of

felt like we need to get away you know overnight so we do those things

I think that we're very much trying to be in tune of when we need a break from

life for max was born Gary and I were traveling regularly like whenever we got

to a point we're like okay we just need you know we need time you and I just to

reconnect we'll make an effort to even take a hotel room just like do anything

that's just him and Ike how about jealousy do you ever get jealous with

Gary's female friends uh I didn't really interested the girls in the beginning

there was this there was one person where I just saying I just don't get it

yeah and now you feel silly for thinking that yeah but that's like just every you

know young girl who is a little bit insecure

it was completely silly but again he never made me feel that I need to be

jealous I never had a reason to not trust him he always makes me feel like

there's no other woman in the world with me I'm not a very jealous person we

should be more jealous to be honest with you you feel more wanted like I like it

when you get attention from women like remember when we were and in the cloud

and there's this one girl that came up it's a family channel so we can't say

what you did to me but back at me how no but what happens now is they can find

out and they'll be a little be a woman kind of looking at me and I'm feeling

kind of weird about it and then she'll approach me I should be

like hi and I'll be like hi you Blair's husband right that's me and that's why I

have a youtube channel yeah what makes Gary different from your previous

boyfriend's here definitely it's here but I think would Gary I felt something

that I've never felt before with any of you know my boyfriend's and I had like I

had AI dated good guys like they were all great but there were other jerks

there were boys it was different I never like this is the person from me and I

feel like with Gary just when I met him I don't know I just felt like this is my

person I can't explain it if you are in a relationship or you're married you

know that feeling you just feel like you know I think the biggest difference is

that I was very aggressive aggressive meaning a week after we met I told you

you were gonna be my wife yeah yeah exactly like a little crazy I thought it

also said something about you as a person you're just like a man

just came like mm valaria I want you to name one thing that bothers you and one

thing that you love about Gary and Gary you name one thing that bothers you

before Larry and one thing that you love about her

you go first no okay so the one thing that I love about you is everything good

I'm like real real I think you're you're distant

a lot you get into all the other stuff that's going on in your life but I

understand it because you you're dealing with a lot of stuff I would want more of

you I feel like that's my coping mechanism yeah you disconnect and I feel

like my mom says the same thing it manifests itself as different things

like when we talk and you're on your phone you know it just burns me up like

when you're on your phone we're talking and you're saying don't worry I'm

listening yeah I definitely have that quality I recognize it in myself as well

I feel like when there's so many things going on the way I preserve energy and

my sanity is that I go you know into my own little world one thing that bothers

me about you it's weird because it's like I have this hate of relationship

with it it's like you're always in business mode when we just have our

moments I know that you always think about business I kind of love it

sometimes but sometimes I just want to like shake you with me I just love it

does doesn't it I know I know you're I just I just love it so much but have

other thing that you like about me you missed that part

see you skipped over that completely but it's it's hard because what do you mean

I love so many things about you it's a weird question yeah were you ever

in love before it's love supposed to be difficult I was probably in love before

but it was a different kind of love it wasn't like what I think love

now and is it supposed to be difficult no it really shouldn't be cheating good

it's not what it's right it's different for everybody but it's also different

stages in life you know what I mean when I was younger like love was like no like

emo you know what I mean like sitting and listening to set songs and crying it

was like that's kind of love it was like this kid type of love know like what we

have lady you know trying to build an empire kind of life yeah this is a

different kind this is grown-up love this is a j9 Will Smith love ya aren't

you gonna ask me if I was ever in love before I hope you are you hope I was

yeah were you ever in love before after meeting you I realized I wasn't but at

the time I probably thought I was yeah I think but in reality I wasn't but it was

maybe like a different kind of love no was there ever a time when you were

younger that you ever felt like you'll never find the one if so how did you

overcome that fear you're young you'll be fine and there are times when you

know you break up you feel like there's not another person out there that you're

probably experienced that you you know when you break up you think there's not

another person out there that's as good of them of a match for you as the person

that you just lost it's nonsense believe me time goes by

you meet somebody else it's very simple guys Gary have any issues about your

modeling slash YouTube career he really really loves it and I love the fact

actually I was in a relationship before where I felt like with my modeling

career I it's like I had to fight for it which was completely ridiculous because

I was I was providing for myself and that was you know my career and I feel

like I had to explain myself every time I would travel or things like that so I

knew that that's I will never that happen again and when I met Gary he

completely supports and I feel like he supports everything that I want to do

he's just like you want to go go get it girl you know so I think that's one of

the things that I love about him there was never any issues whatsoever with any

yeah but listen you also have to know that I support everything because I see

this isn't this isn't a game to you right yeah

if you were doing stuff half-assed yeah I don't know how supportive of you yeah

the way that you do is very serious about it so this whole YouTube thing

you're very serious about it so why would I have a issue with it yeah I

think maybe that question is more on the modeling aspect even though you tubing

Aspen I think it's a question of like maybe how comfortable let's say I would

feel from a privacy perspective about you talking about certain things or

wearing certain like maybe you're wearing a bikini and I don't like it

look at the end of the day I trust you and I see that everything you do is in

good taste I want to know what have been your worst cup of struggle that you've

gone through I think the worst couple struggle from my perspective is when we

had the kids I think I let you down when I wasn't all like changing diapers

burping bottles and I had to discover for myself that I'm not that guy yeah

not that I love the children less than you yeah but I just I can't make myself

be somebody I'm not so I think that that was our biggest struggle because I feel

like you were let down because you thought I'd be there more whereas for me

me being there meant I was out doing more stuff for business trying to

develop us more because as a man maybe I'm more of the hunter oh um I agree

with that I think that we both had to learn who we are as parents because

that's the thing it's like you need to discover how you you know you're a

couple at first and your dynamics together but then when you have kids it

like throws everything off and you have to rediscover yourself as people as

individuals but also together as parents so yeah that was definitely something

that I was I had different idea of how it's gonna go but I think that we

figured it out I think we're still figuring it out well oh it was always

gonna be yeah any masses what I think but I think you know I feel like you got

better and see but the interesting thing is is that when I think about what

motivated me to do it it's not it wasn't me trying to make you happier which yeah

99% of what I do is to try to make you happier yeah but in this case I did it

because it is just my own natural evolution that I and I did do i do do

more stuff with the kids I'm more patient with them yeah yeah it is so

hard to build I don't have the patience that you do so especially with Jake when

he was you know he's our first and he was little and he was doing crazy stuff

it was it was very different it was very difficult for me but I'm happy didn't do

it for me because I feel like what sometimes when you do things for your

partner you're you starting to resent them a bit it's it's definitely deep

down inside you don't think about it but then you know when you explode all that

thank you all of these things come out so I think it's very important to take

the time and to really do it in your own pace rather than just try to do things

to please your partner so that's that's one thing yeah was the question again

why was the hardest struggle like the worst couple struggle waiting well I

think the other one is from a business perspective because I'm a big believer

if you're gonna do a business you have to be like really really aggressive

about it and I think that I may have been insensitive at times where with

your core you know with your career there were times when it was more

difficult for you and I feel like I was pushing you to the point where you kind

of started to even like break down a little because I really want you to

succeed and I want your business to succeed so I think I've learned how to

also now like pull back and kind of give you yours you know your space and time

to get to where you need to go I think that's part of what keeps me going in a

way you it's like an athlete and a coach it's

like you need to you need that portion I think that's what makes us such a good

team I don't feel I feel like when I am at a point where it's like enough is

enough I let you know and you understand that it's time to back off

but I think that we all need that person you know sometimes we can't be our own

coach and we need that person especially good someone that's so close to you to

be like you can do it push push push so I love that I'm grateful for it even

if it times but you're also you're also my wife and the mother of my kids so

it's that it's finding that fine light or I'm pushing you but I also want to

make sure that you're okay so for me it's you know I have to find that panel

so I think that's something else that if I have to think it would put a strain on

our relationship I don't think it was that as well

people grow over time how do you make sure you both grow in the same direction

together and not apart we don't need to try we just have like you know no that's

not true you say it because we figured it out for ourselves but we are making

sure that we are in tune with each other yeah

and I think that happens so often when people are just growing in different

directions we definitely over communicate which i think is good but

there is it's interesting because a couple of days ago you and I started

talking about our long-term business goals

you said something do you know what I want the in reference to your lawn like

our long-term goals and then when you said that I stopped I said I said I

thought to myself you know what I actually never asked you what you want

coz I just assumed you want what I want you want to build an empire you want to

build legacy you want to have financial success because that those are the

things that I want and I never stopped to like ask you because they just

assumed it was the same and then you told me what you want and it happened to

be the same but for me the revelation was that I never actually formally asked

you what do you want but that's the thing I think that we always it's so

easy for us to assume that we are on the same track and then that's why I feel

like sometimes when people get divorced or separated one of those like you know

one of the spouses when that happens for them it's like a shock like how did it

happen and I think that's the problem some you know some of us are just we

assume that we're both growing in the same direction so I think that it's very

important to always kind of check in with your partner you know seeing what

their what they're going through what do they want where they going where they

act I think that's that's extremely

important are you guys more introverted as a couple socially or do you love

going out with friends and stuff I am definitely the introvert one oh my god I

just don't I don't really care to see people it's so weird that's why I feel

like social media is perfect for me because I actually get to communicate

and have this huge group of friends but I know I still do it in the comfort of

my own little I became I think your public persona is a little is a little

inaccurate as to who you are in real life you're going around the city and

you're screaming stuff but that's me know if you see me with my friends

that's how I act right that's you but you are so selective that's about who

your friends are and who you're friends with that you know I mean yeah we

definitely have a small circle of like real friends because I give so much in

my family life for me with friends I really want to make sure that I'm giving

my energy to the right group of people so you know some people don't meet me

there like where they're like waiting for performance and I'm just like not

feeling and thank you or not I'm gonna waste this all this energy on you guys

so I think that it's yeah I'm very selective but Gary is a social butterfly

this guy can talk to anybody at any time he wants to go out all the time oh my

god he always makes fun of the fact that you know when we got married he thought

that you know he's marrying a 21 year old it's like she's gonna be dragging me

to the clubs but when we got married it was just like so why do you want to

watch tonight in her PJs and he's actually the one that

sometimes has to push me to go out and do things I'm tired man I need to sleep

I love Gary's parenting style oh really how did you decide on what values to

give your kids how to raise them and how you guys handling everything now that

you're teaching so it's actually interesting because we had that whole

debate the other day about yes about the kids living this privileged life as

compared to the lives that you and I had yeah you know me to elaborate

yeah you should malarious well I know you love this subject Larry and I you

know we both come from really modest beginnings in contrary to what some

people think yeah those people don't know what they're talking about right

people people serve make certain assumptions because they see the results

of all of the work that we've done today and they just assume it's always been

like that but I came from a family that you know we emigrated when I was really

young I was three years old and we came to Canada from the Ukraine with nothing

and I remember growing up in that struggle with you know with my my

parents doing everything we could malaria it was even more difficult

because her mom came literally from nothing we went through two immigrations

her mom for a very large portion of the time raised her as a single mom I think

Victoria was the 21 yeah I left Russia and malaria was like - yeah when you've

been here 21 can you imagine what that is you take a 20 when you're 21 years

old you're a woman you're by yourself you're not you know you're not you're

not married you've just gotten divorced you take your two year old baby girl and

you move to another country with no money no nothing it was very difficult

for you to grow up in that environment it was very difficult for me too because

my family me financially they never you know became more wealthy and we you know

get comfortable I used to have these fantasies of the kids growing up similar

how I grew up in an apartment building playing in the hallways and up and down

the staircases but that's not gonna happen but getting back to what the

point is is like we have staff we have people of both you know on valaria Inc

side who work with us and we have our team at home we need that team because

we're trying to build something really big and we just can't do it all

ourselves our boys they're growing up in what can be perceived as

a privileged life but it is a privilege that it's are they gonna grow up to be

brats I've personally seen a lot of brats come out of wealthy privileged

homes you know I've also seen nice polite well-rounded people come out of

similar situations the responsibility is on us to make sure that our boys are

good people I'm scared of you know the amount of access not access x-- e x--

it's like excessive like excessive like everything having of too much of

everything and we're trying to do better for our kids all of us no matter you

know how where we are financially we always try to do better the generation

today is so coddled it's so protected that something's missing there that

independence and I want my kids to have that I know I had that and I'm so

thankful that I had that and there were times going on I was looking at more

privileged kids being like I wish I had their life but I know that today I mean

it gave me all the tools to become Who I am and I wanted my kids who have the

same for us the most important tool is to show them what is real and what's not

and what's important and what's not and you can enjoy superficial stuff but know

that that means nothing compared to having the right priorities here's a

good question that I think is gonna be tough for us to answer

apart from kids and work what are some topics you talk about the most what do

we talk about besides the kids and work we talk about experience that we want to

have does that work though we you talk about our goals a lot we talk about our

goals a lot yeah where we want to be in like 20 years

how we want to retire places who want to go - I'd love to hear how you guys

tackle postpartum life together tips and advice I don't think yeri understands

with postpartum is I feel like I'm gonna do a separate video about it I

definitely didn't talk about it enough I don't share a lot with Gary because I

feel like it's things he can't really help with it's something that I have to

take initiative and try to make myself feel better I mean when I do need extra

help or you know like this time we took a night nurse which we

never did before and I told Kerry that I'll need that extra help because now I

realize on my third child that I really need that time to recover and heal more

mentally than even physically physically as a whole other things I really wanted

to make sure that I have all the support that I can get

I think Gary's part of helping me in this is that he agree with me and he

said this and whatever you need to do whoever we need to get let's do it okay

guys we have to go pick up the kids taken to a birthday party I'll take you

to your birthday party yeah and that's it I hope you guys

enjoyed this video if you have any other questions you can ask in the comments we

will answer and let us know if you want to hear anything else from us I just

want to say thank you we really see the support that you guys are giving us it

really really does mean a lot we'll see you guys in the next video but it's

probably gonna cut most of the south or whatever I don't care I still love her

she's still cute love you guys

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Susie and Lancer's DEEP Relationship: The Real Truth of DELTARUNE (Undertale) - Duration: 12:30.

Susie and Lancer sitting in a tree... just hanging out!

Get your minds out of the gutters people!

Just because Susie is obviously head over heels for Lancer doesn't mean there's

a love story happening here!

Stop shipping them!

He's a spade, she's a monster!

It could never work!

It's like Romeo and Juliet, but no one has died yet and Romeo is way cooler, and Juliet

really needs to brush her teeth.

That's a good enough intro right?

I know it's been awhile but I'm back (it's Ryan by the way) and I've got some things

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You may have heard about it from Grant, cuz he's done two fantastical videos on it already,

but I want to make videos on DeltaRune too guys!

I was there! (show stream, editing stream pitch) It was halloween!

Don't judge me, I like giraffes!

See Grant's really got that lore on lock down, he's got ideas flying this way and

that, but me, I'm the sentimental type.

I just got done crying like, 5 minutes ago.

When we were playing through DeltaRune I didn't just see a story about a Dark World and some

legend, I saw real emotions being pulled and tested to their limit.

DeltaRune is more than just a story about saving the world from impending doom.

It's about the characters within it finding their own path through each other.

I'm talking specifically about Lancer and Susie right now.

Because the first chapter of DeltaRune really isn't about us: Kris, or Ralsei, or even

the story itself.

It's about the two characters who changed because of the events we played through.

Susie..and Lancer.

Toby Fox has always had a knack for ingraining certain messages within his games.

And while the main message for DeltaRune may be that our choices don't matter, it's

far from the only thing he's trying to express.

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and Lancer.

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When we first meet Susie there's only one way to describe her: Mean.

And angry.

And a loner..

Also her breath smelled like chalk.

Okay, there's many ways to describe her but they all essentially boil down to one

thing.

Susie was alone.

No one liked her and because no one gave her the time of day, she became more and more

bitter.

This isn't exactly a new idea.

I'm sure many of us can think of someone we went to school with who had no friends

and was considered the weirdo, the loner, the person people didn't associate with.

I'm sure a lot of you watching the video might feel you fit into that category.

We all do at some point or another in our lives.

That's Susie's character.

She's the loner with no friends and everyone deals with having that burden differently.

Some of us just wallow in the loneliness.

Some of us just get used to it and accept being alone, but Susie decided to steer into

the skid.

Instead of trying to open up, she completely closed herself off.

We can tell from the very beginning she doesn't trust anyone.

She accuses Kris of ratting her chalk eating habits out to Alphy's just because we happened

to see her doing it.

We don't talk!

How would we rat you out?

YOU DON'T KNOW US!

MAYBE WE LIKE TO EAT CHALK TOO!

But Susie doesn't care.

She puts on this incredibly mean persona because it's what people expect of her.

She's been slotted into a role and instead of breaking free from it she's acting the

part.

But..then we go to the dark world.

And everything changes.

And Lancer, he's the key to all that change.

Our first meeting with Lancer already inspires change for Susie.

Lancer tells us his sweet two step plan: to thrash us and then we lose.

You can almost feel Susie's chuckle as she responds and compliments Lancer on his plan.

This isn't surprising considering what we know about Susie.

We literally can't stop her from attacking for the first half of the game.

What surprised me is Lancer's reply, "R-really...?"

This is a critical moment to understanding Lancer.

This spade just cycled in with a mediocre explosion seemingly out of nowhere and claims

he's "The bad guy".

Pretty confident entrance, if not a little quirky.

But this one line shows Lancer's inner feelings about himself.

He's extremely unconfident and unsure of himself.

Lancer's just doing what he thinks is right, trying to make his father proud.

It's obvious from his reaction Lancer isn't exactly complimented day in and day out.

In fact he's likely craving praise.

From what we learn about Lancer, the guy certainly isn't getting the attention, respect and

help he needs at home.

His father is strict and quite possibly a bit psychotic.

Okay, scratch that, DEFINITELY a bit psycho.

And just look at how he treats Lancer right before our fight with him.

The king of Spades doesn't listen to his son at all.

It's so dismissive and disappointing.

He tells Lancer he's failed, and really puts his self esteem in the toilet.

Then he threatens Susie with Lancer's life, telling us that he'll drop Lancer over the

edge of the castle unless we kneel before him.

Not exactly dad of the year.

The King doesn't care about Lancer at all.

His father actually orders subjects to hang out with Lancer and do what Lancer says and

wants.

It's no wonder the guy had a bit of a moment just because Susie said it was a good plan.

He's never been praised for anything in his life.

Lancer is alone, completely alone.

This is the real message behind DeltaRune, aside from the lore.

We have two characters with horrible problems in their lives.

Susie is bitter and because of it she believes no one could possibly like her or be her friend.

So she's closed herself off, taking it upon herself to be the person everyone expects

her to be.

And then we have Lancer, equally alone but from different circumstances.

Lancer is alone from a lack of parenting, from the obviously abusive and neglectful

relationship with his father and from the begrudging company he gets from the servants.

He's the other side of Susie's coin.

Instead of steering into the skid he's desperate for attention, for someone, anyone to notice

and care about him in a real and meaningful way.

And these two sets of emotions end up mixing together over and over and changing each character.

The first example of this is when Susie tries to scare Lancer and makes fun of his scary

Santa laugh.

Susie is trying to act mean, to be the tough and scary person people think she is.

But, Lancer responds in the complete opposite way Susie expected.

Instead of getting freaked out, Lancer thinks Susie is trying to teach him how to do an

evil laugh.

He thanks her and specifically says "it was kind of you", the polar opposite of

how Susie was trying to act.

We can see afterwards that Susie is taken aback, but does compliment Lancer in her mind

after he leaves.

The next time we meet Lancer he's using Susie's laugh and when he's done monologuing

specifically asks Susie if he did a better job than the time before.

She initially takes it as an insult, but then Lancer says "You're really cool at being

terrifying!

I wanna be as scary as you!"

Susie turns away, then comes over to Lancer and asks, "You... want to be like ME?"

That face Susie is making lets us know everything.

This is an entirely new experience for her.

Someone...likes her.

Wants to be like her.

Looks up to her.

And Susie just doesn't know how to handle that because she's been told her entire

life through everyone else's actions that no one likes her at all.

Just look at her classmates.

So many of them make comments about how we "Survived Susie" when we finally get out

of the dark world.

Of course she's going to have a toxic attitude if no one ever gives her a chance.

But Lancer does, without even meaning to.

It's no wonder Susie changes teams shortly after that.

She's even excited about Lancer's monogrammed jackets and seems a tad nervous about the

sleepovers cuz we all know what's going to happen at those sleepovers...popcorn and

movies!

But she obviously wants to spend time with Lancer because Lancer likes spending time

with her.

The next few times we see Susie and Lancer they're just hanging out, doing friends

stuff, until we eventually bring them both back on our side.

In fact, if you take the pacifist route during that battle, Susie stops the fight just because

Lancer doesn't want to.

She's acting in response to his needs instead of just hers.

When Susie returns to our team it makes Lancer really sad, he feels like he might lose his

only friend.

And Susie does the only thing she can to comfort him, letting him join our team.

The final and most important moment with these two comes right after we free Susie from her

jail cell.

Susie runs into Lancer, who confesses it was under his orders that the rest of the team

got locked up.

Susie feels completely betrayed.

This person, the one person who has ever shown her acceptance of who she is, has locked her

in a cell.

We can tell just how heartbroken she is by her dialogue.

"It's fine.

It's fine actually.

You don't have to say anything.

I...get it.

I get it, y'know.

Why would anyone...really wanna be my friend anyway?"

Lancer is completely taken aback.

He not only wants to be her friend, he's desperate to preserve that friendship.

The entire reason he had Susie and the others locked up was to keep them alive.

It was to protect Susie, not hurt her.

And Lancer shows this during their fight.

Despite Susie's constant attacks Lancer will not fight back.

He actively avoids hitting Susie's heart in the end.

Susie realizes Lancer isn't reciprocating halfway through the fight, and before she

delivers the final blow, she intentionally misses.

She doesn't want to hurt Lancer.

She doesn't want to fight him.

For once, she doesn't want to fight.

And it's because of Lancer.

This is a revelation and it all came from Lancer's kindness and care.

These two needed each other.

These souls were completely alone at the start of this journey.

They each have one issue, the same issue: Loneliness.

And it took finding each other to realize they didn't need to be alone.

In fact, both Susie and Lancer made more than just one friend that day, they made three.

But we didn't do anything.

We didn't show her acceptance, we didn't try to be her friend.

Lancer did.

And it made all the difference.

This is the lesson Toby Fox was trying to show us.

We've all experienced what it's like to be lonely.

Some of us have experienced it for long stretches, years, possibly our whole lives.

It's not fun, and it does things to your mind.

You don't think you're worth anything.

You don't think anyone could ever find you fun or like hanging out with you.

You don't think anyone could ever possibly look up to you, because why would they?

You're nothing, and they're something.

So many of us have gone through that at some point or another.

And that loneliness sucks, but y'know what?

We're not alone.

Somewhere out there, likely someone you know has or is experiencing that exact same thing.

And all you need to do is find them, reach out, and even if it doesn't work perfectly

at first, you can form a connection, a friendship, and help drag each other out of it.

Susie and Lancer both led pretty depressing lives.

No one would give them a chance.

Until they found each other.

There's something sad in that story.

That two lonely people had to find each other to feel accepted, when there were so many

others around them who could have just reached out to either of them, but there's something

beautiful about them lifting each other up and out of that sadness too.

That's the truth behind Susie and Lancer's relationship.

It may have been a bumpy ride, but the message shines through brightly.

We're never truly alone.

And you never know when someone might be just around the corner that can change your life

for the better.

So that's it, and I will admit, Susie and Lancer are pretty shippable.

But before you ship out you should ship some clothes to yourself!

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That's all from me today.

My name's Ryan and I'll see you guys next time, toodles!

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Student: I get hung up on that-- I always---

I'm trying to understand, you know....

it's hard for me to just let go of something because I want to understand it first.

I ask myself why, why am I doing this?

And I, um...

Kiran: You want to understand it because by the understanding it will make us, make it safe

right.

Student: Maybe I think that that's my way of letting it go.

But it doesn't always work …

Kiran: Are you, is it a movement of like, I want to like, what you're calling understanding,

is that like I want to bring it forward, I want to really see it,

I want to meet it, I wanna

So is it a movement of clarifying?

Student: It probably is.

So I'm separated from my husband after 20 years, and yet I'm not,

we've been separated about five months,

but I'm not able to go fully forward with the divorce

and I can't understand why

Kiran: Why would there be a need to go right now, to the divorce?

Student: Well, and I guess I don't.

But I'm asking myself, you know, you would think

Kiran: So what if we just really accept that you're not ready to do the divorce yet.

Like what if we bring that one really forward, right? right,

really welcome, really accept, really allow that to be here right,

so I don't want the marriage, that's clear, but I don't want the divorce,

it's not ripe yet.

So I'm going to say that that's a really intelligent movement, you know how I know,

because it's what is, and it isn't even your choice,

because you would choose divorce.

Student: It's driving me crazy, I don't know why, I'm trying to intellectualize it.

Kiran: I think it's driving you, exactly, the understanding is the intellectualizing

Student: That's where I get hung up

Kiran: Yeah, instead of actually clarifying

and also, you clearly have an agenda that you're supposed to do divorce

and so that's pressurizing, you're caught up in this place, right

so we can't find what's delicious because you're caught up in a big should

that's telling your you should divorce this person except that's not the step you're on.

That's clearly not what's delicious. It's not what's moving.

So if we can start to bring that forward and really look at it and really hold it

and really bring it forward we can start to see what is going on there.

Do you want to look at what's going on there? You don't have to do it at all at this moment.

You can do it within a couple of weeks and you know like, or you just sit with it.

Student: I'm sure it has to do with some sort of deep painbody

that wants me to hold on to something, not let go

and it's either not letting go of the relationship

or it's that that relationship is creating something, an identity for me.

Kiran: Yeah right. So do you think, because you did separate, so have you really separated

Student: yes

Kiran: You don't actually see each other, you don't have sex, you don't connect, you don't

Student: We see each other, we do not live in the same house, we do not have sex

Kiran: okay, and when you see each other is it just to exchange records?

or is it to like go out for dinner or like see a movie or

Student: it's been more tactical taking things around house.

We have a common business,

we have three dogs that are like children that are getting shuffled between

you know joint custody kind of things.

so those tactical sorts of things is mostly what it is.

Kiran: okay, so at this point you haven't fully separated from the identity

and you haven't fully separated from you know the business, the dogs like

so nothing so it's not fully separated yet.

Student: Yes right,

Kiran: okay, which is why divorce wouldn't be the right action right now right ,

because you want to settle those dogs into a proper separated space,

you want to settle the business into a proper separated place,

and you want maybe some time with a new identity for a little bit

just to get comfortable with that

you need to give yourself some time right

and there was a lot of love

loving the business, loving the dogs, loving the 20-year marriage,

love with the person

there's love there right

So, how does it get righted, and put in the right place?

So you have to look at what's delicious for the business, for you

the delicious business piece and the delicious dog pieces

and the delicious new identity of being single

are you single are you with someone else?

Student: No

Kiran: are you separated from him but are you like having a relationship with someone else as

well?

Student: no

Kiran: Okay. Yeah. Okay, so that's, so you gotta have some what's delicious around that

a little bit too

which means less looking at what was, and focusing on what's delicious

but just sounds to me like it's not ripe yet for the divorce.

Student: Yeah

Kiran: but it was right for the separation.

It's just in process, separation is in process.

Now why is it pressurized to be divorced?

Student: Well, and that's and you know, I've come to that spot

where there's a reason why I'm not ready to move forward

and you know, it's the process.

But I have a feeling like there are some things like my needing to take care of him

and he's got he's got some illnesses and you know that making me feel

like I should take care of him.

Kiran: There's a big morality right there, right you're pinned up against a morality, mm-hmm.

Yeah, and in sickness and in health was the vow right

Student: Yes

Kiran: so you're wanting to get rid of the vows but he's in sickness,

Student: Right

Student: And I feel very guilty.

I mean, I'm I'm taking him to the doctor still, I'm taking him for surgery in a couple of

weeks.

I mean, it's just, it's

Kiran: Let's listen for a second in your own self. Is it delicious to not do those things?

Student: I think I want to do those things.

Kiran: Great, okay, so part of the

Student: Some of those things, I might not be drawn in to, probably

some of it I do, some of it I don't

Kiran: okay so I think that's good to see, is that there's possibly

in the new definition, in the new identity of single includes being a friend

to your ex-partner

and that's that's maybe a true movement

and there are aspects of that friendship that includes some caretaking

you'll know which, cuz they'll be delicious.

Student: Okay, that helps to understand you know and I can start thinking in terms of

what's delicious to me then I can I can then discern you know

where I do get involved and where I don't

because right now I'm just finding myself pulled into everything

Kiran: yeah, because you're still the wife, right

so we got to move into this separated single woman who has a friend,

and as a friend there's boundaries right that are different than the wife's boundaries.

Student: Yeah, and I haven't been good with the boundaries in the past.

Kiran: Okay, so we got to go find the yes so we can feel where the no is

because the no is where the boundary is, right

so it's more it's easier to sometimes find the yes than the no

but if you if you come across a few no's, listen to them

because that's the boundary place

and it's allowing you to make the new shape right of this transformation into what's next

which is going to be a beautiful up-level, upgrade space if we recognize what it is like

if we take the time. So it's single but have a good friend.

And and these are the boundaries around what that friendship looks like.

Student: and where I have put up boundaries, the few times that I have,

the reaction that I get is very negative, blaming, aggressive, and you know,

I'm I'm trying not to identify with that

just say yes, that's true

Kiran: the point, the bigger point is that the other person isn't used to you

setting boundaries right so they don't believe them, to begin with,

and that is a bit of the challenge with the no,

if we haven't been using no a lot, it's really hard to start to use it.

And then the fine print is that you have to use it like a lot of times

in the same place, because they don't recognize it,

but then once you really fluent in and everybody gets used to it

you don't have to use it so many times

and it's not so hard to say, which is the irony right

but it's really freaking hard to say, you have to say it ten times

but when it's not hard to say it all you just have to say it once,

and that's that.

So you're in that journey, which is part of the joy, the up-level, the upgrade

and this new identity is that she's a woman who has boundaries

how delicious right

if you've got a no, then you've got a yes

so that she gets to have yeses right

she doesn't just go into patterns, habitual patterns

she gets all these yeses

and to have those yeses, you're gonna have to have some no's

to clear the space, so that's part of this identity.

Part of the identity is getting a really thick skin when your friend throws stuff at you

to be, well I'd set a boundary around that probably,

probably that's a boundary right there

when they start blaming and judging, you're not available for the conversation

Student: so that's interesting, so a boundary to the conversation, just

Kiran: you don't have to show up for any conversation

that you don't want to be a part of, totally, absolutely.

You don't have to fuckin show up for this room if you don't want to be

you're free, you're, there's nothing you have to show up for

So the shitstorm is that more circumstances arising in the mirror that's asking me to

navigate it.

Sometimes them setting a boundary, and sometimes it's me setting a boundary,

but I'm having to really, really listen and the reason it's

and it's not like it's simple, let's just set a boundary,

it's like something explodes and it's like whoa, how did that explode

and in order for that to not, like we need to not have that explode anymore

so this needs boundary.

So I what I feel like is I have to keep divorcing people, I keep divorcing people

yeah, so they, I'm divorcing everyone.

But there's not new ones coming in.

… but there is this big smile into this like Right On!

and I absolutely focus on the delicious

and I absolutely focus on what that means

and sometimes it's been so sticky right with such heart strings attached to it

and it's so hard to not look at the love or where that you know

it's such an immense love and often for all of these people I'm divorcing

it's like, you know, it's like you cannot believe how much I love you

like it's like it's I can't even explain, I can't even you know, get you to conceive

how much I love you, you know

and I gotta go on with my life and I gotta leave you behind you know like

and that's just and it's just it's so tender and it's so painful

and it feels very bruisey in that space, you know

or it's just like, you know but yeah, yeah

and in some of them, the other thing is I have to leave them in the care

of someone else, which also is painful, it's like oh god,

I gotta let you be loved by someone else instead of me you know

and that's hard too right and but I have but I have to do it, you gotta do what's true.

And you gotta do what's delicious.

So absolutely, boundaries around conversations, boundaries around thoughts for frick sakes,

you know

boundaries around yeah, yeah, yeah

Student: our boundary around a thought, we can tell a thought to stop?

Kiran: I'm just not interested yeah, go.

I'm just I'm just not, and that's really sometimes these core belief systems, right

and it's like it bumps up against maybe I'm unlovable right ,

Maybe I'll never find a partnership again or love again right,

and it's like, actually I'm gonna put a boundary up

like actually, I'm not not available for that storyline.

I'm not gonna let fear harm me like this.

Student: That's for yourself

Kiran: yeah, that's the boundary around a conversation, totally absolutely, absolutely.

Yeah, right which is not easy to do, especially if it's your kid …

I can't go there, I can't follow that storyline,

but but yeah we can have these like really, really like strong yes,

like my yes is to be, you know to have the single life where I'm entirely loved, entirely

desired, entire

I don't know what the system is for you, but like wanted and and I'm willing to have those

thoughts.

I'm willing to have those conversations, and and that's it so there's this that

and that right there is actually a huge part of the upgrade, right there,

There's like this internal like you can show up in the mirror all you fucking want

but you're not gonna trigger me anymore

kind of when we're really there, we're really at that place

Student: and that's also accepting that it is not true

Kiran: it couldn't possibly be true

It was never true.

Student: What was never true?

Kiran: that you were unlovable,

that you were unwanted, that you were abandoned, that you were not liked,

not ever true even a little bit

now you've only ever been perfect and wanted and loved.

Such good news.

Student: sometimes I think that, like

life to me is like this phenomenal movie of experience

and that any language is like a cheap subtitle

if you've ever watched a foreign movie, the scene is … and she said no

and I thought she said a hell of a lot more than that.

… so to me, sometimes my thoughts can just be these cheap subtitles

for experience, and if I buy into any of them

I kind of look hot tonight can just be as much of a waste

as I look like a piece of poop tonight

like they're both cheap subtitles for this thing that I'm having and so

I guess I'm just commenting if that's ok.

Kiran: it's a great comment because what you're actually talking about is a couple of things.

One is as a human you're a visceral human

so language continues to be a challenge, right

It's to like to fit those words on what it is I'm feeling you know,

and to use these words to communicate it to another right

as a visceral human, that's always you know

yeah, the beauty and uniqueness of this one is that it tends to be visceral.

someone else's Someone else's uniqueness is very language based,

is very communication based and not so visceral

so it's through language that there's sense and less sense in the being

but there's sense, It's just that it's in a communication.

So I think that when we really are full finished with fear,

which isn't that we need to do it right now, or at all

because there's a compassion for how it shows up in all of our lives

but when that fear is just really seen every time it arises

and you know it's not true right,

There's a place where the mind, which is 99% fear, right

actually just drops into the being

and then it gets to be used by me, and it becomes the actual tool that it is

which is very small, this small little tool.

And lots of times from that place, language can just arise,

it's just like kind of a mystery,

but it's like our being just activated this little movement in there

or from bouncing up to the intellect when the mind sits here,

it's more like that now we start to use the being more to interpret what's happening,

to understand something, you know

it's gonna filter more through the being.

So it starts to find its right home

and then communication isn't so challenging,

or being with what's arising and understanding it isn't so challenging.

So a lot of this has to do with little tiny subtle levels of fear

which are belief systems that get tagged in there you know

that it's a little fearful here, so go up to your head to figure it out.

That's a safer place. Or, in here it's, I got it,

but it's really vulnerable and unsafe to communicate it out here, right

I might be harmed, I might be abandoned, I might not be liked right like right

and so there are little subtle levels that are tagging it in there.

Student: … a little piece of clarification

when someone else has set a boundary,

and it doesn't feel at all like my yes, navigating that one

is tricky, it's really tricky, that's up for me right now as you know,

and so how to get, how does how to stay in that right relationship with what is true,

and what is yes here, when it doesn't seem to be appearing here?

Kiran: Well, here's a mirror, luckily. The good news is here's a mirror

so the first thing we're gonna get right with is how we feel about the improper boundary

right

so how jagged that feels, how heartbreaky that feels,

our no, our boundary around that boundary

like right it's just it's not complicated, It needs to be met, it needs to be seen,

it needs to be really honored and welcomed is what it needs right,

it needs this love and once that happens and it's seen and it's met and it's loved

then what is right action becomes clear,

which will probably always include their boundary and your right relationship to that person

so they're throwing up boundaries that don't feel like it's great.

But the right reaction might be that it's not great in relationship here,

but actually this is where we have the same value

and I can be in connection through this value in this way you know

or you know we have these two values and then in respect of their boundary

I could connect this way with that value and it respects their boundary.

Student: So figuring out what those values are

Kiran: It's and you won't figure out here you'll figure it out by recognizing this

and the pathway will clear, but that this is a mirror.

It's pushing on right those belief systems that need to be looked at

and that once that comes up and is met and loved and welcomed

and not needing to be negotiated with or figured out you know,

but just really just loved, just held, just seen, just welcomed,

It does it will you know, your system will gravitate to the clarity.

And it'll create it'll be create those little pathways for yourself to see where there is

real connection

on what values you can connect into

… is going to be a perfect relationship to sit together in meditation

possibly the list is what we do yeah, right now.

It's not where the value means

exactly

so so you find that it is probably a very lovely connection.

It's nice to have that you know, so it's like navigating where those are with your friend

your friend, right

It's like what are those values? you know, I'm like, where do those connections?

like you really want to know his prognosis, but you don't want to be his taxi service

you know,

or you really want to be there before he goes in for surgery

to let him know he's loved and reflected

but you don't want to be changing his diapers and bedpans and the clothing or whatever afterwards

you know, like there'll be places of like this is I value your health and you value

your health,

so this is where the same value is.

And this is where we can come into connection

but I'm not going to be your caretaker because I don't value your day-to-day care,

like I don't need to know.

I'm I'm a friend. Not your wife.

So it'll look like that to navigate those kind of boundaries.

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