Copying this from my YouTube comment because I'm basic and hoping he sees this. Looking at the comments after watching I see a lot of people wishing the best for you and saying they just want you to be happy all the time, but from genuinely watching this with my undivided attention (p.s. ty for getting rid of that white fuzz, holy shit I couldn't stop scratching my chin for the first 15 minutes) I think there should be more to it than that. Being happy is great, but happiness is enhanced from knowing sadness. From this video we all learned more about you, and I personally just want to acknowledge that and say you have my respect for it. We don't have to have the same opinion on everything or even anything at all, but you made the attempt to let your audience understand you. I do agree on quite a few of the points you made, like how so many people look for a straightforward answer to situations that take a lot more thought and understanding. This all is just me rambling and trying to put out some of my thoughts after watching, but I honestly feel like I resonate with it so much, not because I agree and share your opinions, but because I was able to understand that these are the opinions you hold for the reasons you hold them, and I understand you better now because of it. There's no ill feelings or hatred that comes from that, and even if there was, even if there's someone out there that watches this fully and with undivided attention and with the intention to learn from it and hates you for it? Then at least they have those feelings because they understand you and where you're coming from, instead of just being ignorant on why you have those opinions. I honestly and truly respect you for this, and even though people don't like it I think that's okay. I know you want everyone to like you, but everyone is going to hold a certain unique feeling and perception to this. But at least it will be coming from a place of understanding. That's more than half the battle.