Comfortable White Underbelly interview and portrait of Leandra, a Los Angeles girl with a number of psychological well being points.
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So self aware and so much insight. Thank you both.
❤ Be patient and have hope ❤
I never thought about the loop that I have. Gosh. It's unbearable for days
I love her hair
I have like 6 diagnosed disorders i relate
Leandra your precious. You got this. Precious 🙏 🙏 so awesome. Prayers. Wow precious beautiful young lady.
I'm just a bit concerned… when she refers to mental health issues she says "my friend told me about OCD, about depersonalization"…. girl, did you ever had a psychiatrist to be properly diagnosed? She refers to medications but not to any medical treatment…
Leandra you are a beautiful lady. Thank you for sharing your experience
Jesus can set you free.. he did me!! He is the Resurrection and the Life. He said Himself I came to set the captives free
I experienced a lot of this in college when i dropped out for a semester and felt lost and she describes it exactly how i experienced it- esp the depersonalization. So weird to know other experience this exactly…. and comforting. I didn't know what was happening at the time and it really freaked me out. i was having major irrational worries because anxiety manifests physically in several difference ways, not just mental. I have since recognized when it flares and thougth this sounds wrong, i just ignore it and itgoes away. lol! i thought i was having a heart attack for real at age 22. Even had a thalium treadmill. Then they said oh it's anxiety. I was not savy. I became savy and it greatly helped knowing i wasn't dying or going crazy and that it was a "thing" that others experience. Thank you!
This title sums up about 90 percent of women
I'm tired of the structural racism in the "dark metaphor"… Does dark mean bad in your language? That is racist! Tired of the dark metaphor! Dark does not equal bad. Stop the racist language!
I see myself 😢its hard to put into words
I'm so sick of all this bullshit "anxiety" of our society.
Bro.
It's the diet.
It's the drugs (pharma and recreational)
It's the immaturity
It's the absence of a family unit.
It's the rejection of responsibility.
It's not having a sense of purpose.
It's so many things. It's SOCIALLY accepted and "edgy" to be depressed, OCD, trans…you name it.
Be a fucking individual and be honest with yourself! Quit letting others influence your core beliefs! Wtf is wrong with you people! Quit taking drugs! Think for yourself!
Leandra thank you for sharing this with us! So many people need to hear and understand these things. And the strength you have to not only deal every day with your mental health but also sharing it with others is truly incredible! Also the part about how your mom knew something was wrong and asked you every day if you were okay till you could form words to explain it to her shows so much love and patience. She could have easily turned a blind eye or got impatient and ignored it. I feel like she is an example as well! Keep shining!
Thank you for giving me hope. I can relate to you and been feeling like giving up. Hearing your testimony gives me so much hope knowing that I’m not alone knowing that this is beatable. Thank you Leandra thank you
i relate to her so much with anxiety, ocd, derealization. it’s soo hard and scary to live with every day. i wish i could follow her on social media somehow just because of the connection i felt from hearing someone explain how i feel so perfectly. i’m in my 20s and hope i get to a point to feel “somewhat normal” one day in the future like her lol.
Thanks for sharing your story. This helped me realize that I'm having PTSD flashbacks from a period of my life that I didn't realize were STILL active flashbacks but I experience them emotionally in a particular situation kind of like you did with a particular time of the day. Now I have a word for the feelings I experience and can actively seek help on how to manage them.
Leandra you are so calm and wellspoken, I recognize a lot of things from my own life. It was nice to listen to your story, thank you!
I truly can relate to everything she said, I understand everything she was saying, I feel for you girl you are not alone ❤
Immediately following Graves and the Bad Weather. I relate to her a lot. She’s a lovely human. I wish I could give her the hugest hug
Another broken, emotionally crippled, dysfunctional and self centered millennial. I guess, praising kids, saying "good job" and "everyone is a winner" only created a generation of weak- minded people. Maybe a proper diet and getting off social media will help with that self- induced ' anxiety. ' Grow tf up people.
Thank you. ❤
thank you for this excellent, candid interview! it's interviews like this on this channel that helped me realise i had ocd. i was already diagnosed with social anxiety, generalised anxiety and depression, but not ocd. thankfully i started taking meds for the first three issues (ssri and ndri) and they took care of the ocd too. at the time, i had thought ocd only referred to the whole compulsive light switch, hand-washing, counting stuff and hadn't realised my recurring, obsessive, intrusive, and untrue thoughts (that were fucking up my life) that i had, among other ridiculous things, an oedipal complex, aids, and brain damage, were actually a form of ocd. so now, at the ripe old age of 45, i know myself a bit better, thanks to brave, truth-seeking people such as yourself. also i think it's good for people to hear 'success stories' about medication sometimes. meds don't work for everyone, but they have helped make my life enjoyable and worth living, and unfortunately there is still a lot of stigma attached to their use.
Tha❤sharing your story on white Belly
How do you find people for interviews I would love to do one on panic disorder.
"Woman With Multiple Mental Health Issues"- dude, you could have just said "woman" and we'd all know what you mean.
Why do people with mental health issues look so open, kind, intelligent, vulnerable and healthy… haha. We see how suffering deepens people a lot !! I guess we learn sanity after going through insanity… I mean, I believe in reincarnation and I guess this is just a passage and a learning experience… She's beautiful and I wish her the best !!
Lots of love, Leandra 🥹♥️
She's so sweet despite all the things she went through. I wish her all the best. 💛
Oh the way she describes OCD! PERFECT! I've suffered with this since early childhood and for the most part it's gone untreated. It's truly hellish and no one seems to understand. I once had a coworker who said she WISHED she was OCD so she could be more organized. I was furious and I went off on her.
I feel for this woman. Our mind is a very complex organ. It's a battleground. Most people just don't admit it.
Only hard thing is the overuse of the word "like". I don't know what it is but everybody says the word like in every sentence like I'm going to the store like I'm going to bed now like I don't know what to do. I'm not sure where it came from? Anybody know?
Meditation on Gods Word is what helps me with my struggles emotionally. Going to God praying and reading the Bible. It doesn't mean the battle stops or that I'm not tormented at times but that's what I do for my help. My help comes from the Lord.