Overcoming Abandonment Issues - with JP Sears

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8 жыл бұрын

Overcoming Abandonment Issues - with JP Sears
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I share my perspective on understanding signs that you have abandonment issues, discovering the cause of abandonment issues, and taking steps to overcome them. Healing my abandonment issues is something I'm working on :-)
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@ideoformsun5806
@ideoformsun5806 5 жыл бұрын
Your inner child wants to hear: I'm sorry, I love you, I forgive you, please forgive me, thank you. Everything is going to be alright.
@daniellamoreno3616
@daniellamoreno3616 4 жыл бұрын
Yes sounds about right.
@nyranstanton203
@nyranstanton203 4 жыл бұрын
its why everyone is so drawn to Jesus....
@ideoformsun5806
@ideoformsun5806 4 жыл бұрын
It's a native Hawaiian saying.
@ideoformsun5806
@ideoformsun5806 4 жыл бұрын
Ho' Oponopono kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bbefpJpmkqq1nWg.html
@DH-og5yr
@DH-og5yr 4 жыл бұрын
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@claudettedupont
@claudettedupont 8 жыл бұрын
"We get our sense of self from the biggest hell that we've ever lived through." Damn. That's profound yet fcked up
@angebrowne1730
@angebrowne1730 4 жыл бұрын
claudettedupont And true.
@RH-tv9hk
@RH-tv9hk 4 жыл бұрын
Indeed
@kirbyhill3411
@kirbyhill3411 4 жыл бұрын
Yep
@thelexishow4436
@thelexishow4436 4 жыл бұрын
That’s not true! You can act it out, BUT your life is your everything and it’s NOT just about this!
@priscillaflores7656
@priscillaflores7656 3 жыл бұрын
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger so to speak
@raffaelschafer312
@raffaelschafer312 7 жыл бұрын
"It hurts more than I can feel" - Thank you for that thought
@kitterglitter7777
@kitterglitter7777 3 жыл бұрын
Same
@manbat_xd
@manbat_xd 8 жыл бұрын
What a beautiful sweatshirt!
@treefloraken8263
@treefloraken8263 5 жыл бұрын
One of the most profound memories I have of my youth was this: It’s evening, the sun has gone down. I am outside the house, everyone else is inside. I stand outside and watch them speak, laugh and interact with each other. They don’t know I’m there, watching. It wasn’t a voyeuristic type of watching, either, I pretty much only saw into the kitchen. But it was a sad, alone, lonely, “I’m on the outside, they’re on the inside, and I don’t know how to get in there and join them” type of watching. It was this moment that expressed who I was, and have been, and still am, to this day. I’m outside, looking in, seeing, but not part of it. I’m the outsider.
@thelexishow4436
@thelexishow4436 4 жыл бұрын
I love you, your gonna be okay! I’m an outsider too!
@emilyamparo7975
@emilyamparo7975 3 жыл бұрын
I see you
@sayyadina8966
@sayyadina8966 6 жыл бұрын
Abandonment #1 was my mother. I lived in her house but I was always in my room. She never talked with me or did anything with me. I had other abuses going on elsewhere as a child and growing up. I was so desperately alone. I needed her so much. A hug, a kind word- anything. I used to cry myself to sleep quietly so no one could hear and out of shear survival learned to wrap my arms around myself to try to calm down. I hugged myself- memories are hard but I see now that I found ways to comfort myself back then. I have the self-awareness, I just forget sometimes.
@Millipedecult
@Millipedecult 6 жыл бұрын
My mom left the family when I was 8 or so, and she ghosted me for seven years. I ended up developing OCD and manic depression. When she came back into my life, she was still uncaring and disconnected, which led me to believe I was worthless. This worthlessness carried on into adulthood, it's only now as an adult can I understand the full brunt of the pain she caused me. I know what it's like, it is like living in hell where your cries are only met with silence. Your comment resonated with me, we're not alone:)
@pascalm6571
@pascalm6571 5 жыл бұрын
hey at least you are not alone in this feeling.
@bonnie1097
@bonnie1097 5 жыл бұрын
I'm so sorry you had to deal with that. That's not a good mother.
@jessicaslovely9675
@jessicaslovely9675 5 жыл бұрын
GOD BLESS YOU
@sailormoon5129
@sailormoon5129 5 жыл бұрын
This Mystic I felt like you're talking about me . This is EXACTLY what my relationship with both of my parents (But especially my mom) has always been . No connection whatsoever no emotions no love . Total distance and disconnection . I relate to hugging myself too. I always did that as a kid and still do it . I'm desperate for love cuz I never had it and it fucks up my romantic relationships despite being an attractive girl I always give too much but end up being hurt and abandoned
@aloveaffairwithself
@aloveaffairwithself 4 жыл бұрын
I’m starting to date now and I realize that I don’t want to feel like this anymore. I’m getting to know this guy and the more I’m interested, the worse it gets. I like to literally mute my notifications on my phone from him for hours at a time because I don’t want to be hurt. I’m totally on the avoidance train. Ironically, talking to him has made me realize that I definitely have abandonment issues, because he appears to be a decent man. And even if we don’t continue to date, I want him to stay as a friend...because I recognize the decency in him. It’s like my inner child KNOWS that this man is okay, and adult me recognizes that his decency is exposing my issues. And I’m so sad, because I want to be okay. I don’t want to feel like this.
@aloveaffairwithself
@aloveaffairwithself 4 жыл бұрын
It may not be so much that she hates you. It’s just literally emotionally shielding herself from the possibility of getting hurt. I don’t trust anyone. I struggle to trust. Even when I know that there’s someone I may be able to trust forreal.
@aloveaffairwithself
@aloveaffairwithself 4 жыл бұрын
After a period of time, I reach out...and I try to correct myself, because I know deep down he’s a good man. I know he really cares for me. It’s just the fear of trusting.
@robertcullen7042
@robertcullen7042 4 жыл бұрын
Shelby Smith thank you
@aloveaffairwithself
@aloveaffairwithself 4 жыл бұрын
@Robert Cullen I think you should attempt to reach out to her! At least try and see how she reacts! I’m always grateful when I’ve pushed him away. I’m starting to do a bit better.
@gigid9606
@gigid9606 4 жыл бұрын
that makes sense, but stepping out of your feelings, how do you know that person also doesnt have something in them that has issues that you may one day expose? I know in myself, I am kind in that I dont want to hurt another person, but eventually you find both sides have issues that they need to expose. Thats part of the relationship is sharing who you are, and hopefully overcoming some old baggage, too.
@jodirook71
@jodirook71 7 жыл бұрын
I just gave up on having friends or relationships, no people, then no one can leave, problem solved - I am all about the avoiding
@lianeli5406
@lianeli5406 4 жыл бұрын
joey_rooklyn I hear you.. :(
@Andreyabish
@Andreyabish 4 жыл бұрын
How are you doing now?
@t.brooks5082
@t.brooks5082 4 жыл бұрын
joey_rooklyn Newsflash for ya - that doesn’t help you or fix anything and it’s a sad way to live. Actually, its NOT living, its just avoidance. You actually miss out on more that way. Take it from someone who knows & is now looking back on the years I feel I wasted & all that I missed out on. I told myself I was “working on myself”, and to an extent, I was, but I was really doing more avoiding and beating myself up than getting to the root of the problem & healing. I didn’t date and became distant from even friends & family. I even avoided many phone calls. I had a few friends who stuck by me & tried to understand, but mostly people just gave up after a while & I just became “the weird one” watching time go by. I told myself I didn’t care but I did. Most of the people I cared about lost respect for me after a while. Now I wish I had that time back to use in a positive & productive way but it’s gone; wasted and misused. My two cents for what it’s worth.
@jodirook71
@jodirook71 4 жыл бұрын
@James George I dont think so, actually , im doing GREAT, its like I was training for Covid19 - Everyone is having such a hard time, but its just another day to me
@jodirook71
@jodirook71 4 жыл бұрын
@@t.brooks5082 Its ok hun, Im doing well, you get used to it, and now that everyone is stuck in their homes, i feel like this lock down doesnt bother me at all, in fact it makes me want to see people less. I am trying for a full time work from home gig, and just never leave the house, get everything delivered. (1995 Movie the Net) Her life looked pefect set ut
@aaronbrutus1239
@aaronbrutus1239 8 жыл бұрын
I'm so deep in abondonment issues jail that I cannot imagine life without it.
@Miss1Ginger
@Miss1Ginger 6 жыл бұрын
Aaron Brutus I feel the same way
@JL-lf7rf
@JL-lf7rf 4 жыл бұрын
Aaron Brutus life sentence.
@thelexishow4436
@thelexishow4436 4 жыл бұрын
Me either
@Fari7aMo
@Fari7aMo 3 жыл бұрын
How are you doing now?
@mtnblubird4304
@mtnblubird4304 3 жыл бұрын
💕💕
@DrQandtheGang
@DrQandtheGang 8 жыл бұрын
Dude, I thought you were a comedian. WTF! I came to see you and laugh and instead I'm thrust into the horror of self reflection. And, I end up laughing at myself with you yapping in the background. How in the hell did I absorb every word you said?
@AnyaAroha
@AnyaAroha 7 жыл бұрын
I did the same! I came to find funny vids and found that he has some seriously intelligent perspective videos too. Makes me want to stick around even more 😊
@moonraiven4835
@moonraiven4835 7 жыл бұрын
LMAO!!!!
@AXharoth
@AXharoth 7 жыл бұрын
what so horrible about self reflection?
@sazji
@sazji 7 жыл бұрын
GongsunXin Depends on what's showing up in the mirror. Sometimes we see things we've been trying not to look at.
@melodieclarkestone2653
@melodieclarkestone2653 6 жыл бұрын
I came for the comedy and stayed for the insight. I've been binge watching these videos. So many thought provoking issues. WOW!!
@nathanhaynes2856
@nathanhaynes2856 8 жыл бұрын
'Hurts more than I can feel.' You said it.
@softsunglow
@softsunglow 8 жыл бұрын
"I'm one abandoned son of a bitch". this is how we heal, make it light. thank you again!!!!
@nikstar1313
@nikstar1313 4 жыл бұрын
At 44, on a Saturday night I am watching this.. thank you, thank you, I'm not alone, literally lol positive vibes to everyone xx
@adamaizenberg756
@adamaizenberg756 3 жыл бұрын
1 year later I’m 36, on a Friday night/Saturday morning watching this. Positive Vibes to you as well!
@ConorSantry
@ConorSantry 8 жыл бұрын
Love this video brother. My takeaway: Step 1: Become aware of the issue and the symptomatic patterns of behaviour Step 2: Do detective work into childhood - what happened that made me feel abandoned? Step 3a: Find and feel the feelings - fear / shame / guilt / sadness Step 3b (at the same time as 3a): Give ourselves and our inner child the love and attention he/she needs Thanks for spreading the wisdom as usual JP. Conor ✊
@niclasnorby
@niclasnorby 6 жыл бұрын
Thanks. I find your comment valueable
@mstephen666
@mstephen666 6 жыл бұрын
Conor Santry
@victoriaoshea4865
@victoriaoshea4865 5 жыл бұрын
Thank you bro!!
@particleconfig.8935
@particleconfig.8935 4 жыл бұрын
Also don't do too much of detective work all in one time. You need a little distance in-between. It shouldn't start ruling you too much, process it, change little things on the way. It's never straightforward, unfortunately. Great summary :)
@kinbre4448
@kinbre4448 3 жыл бұрын
How do u connect with the inner child?
@lizzieball3795
@lizzieball3795 4 жыл бұрын
I remember I was 4,and my parents said goodbye they were going out to dinner.I must have sensed something because suddenly I noticed their toothbrushes missing and I ran back into the living room and started bawling.because not only were they leaving somewhere overnight,but the betrayal that they lied. Then they left anyway and I'm sure I cried some more . When I was 5 it was my first day of kindergarten and I didn't know what school bus was mine in the school parking lot. I remember watching the last bus leave and I was alone in a football field size parking lot that was deserted and I started crying. I have no idea how I got home or what happened.
@bdill3445
@bdill3445 5 жыл бұрын
I e struggled with this since childhood. It started when I was seven. My older brother was killed and my life was destroyed. My mother L, who was always smiling and playing with me, forgot all about me and put all her love into my niece who was two. She became a very angry person and showed love only to my niece. The attention I did receive was yelling at me. I became a very sad child. I’ve analyzed it all Then I married the first guy that loved me, or said he did, had a baby girl, he was major controlling,. Then after seventeen years he became unstable and killed himself. Left with no self esteem or self worth I could have laid down and died right then and there. I was always overly passive, I had to find my balance. It’s taken me 13 years, but I’m feeling better. I guess! I have accepted the fact that just because someone says I’ll love you forever, well their forever might have an expiration date. My mother was doing her best to cope with the loss of her son, I get that. But the child in me didn’t understand it. I have learned to love myself, I’m a pretty cool chick at fifty seven. I have no desire to ever get married again. Last one didn’t end well. Plus I like being myold funny self and I won’t change what makes me happy ever again. You’ll find the answer, it’ll hit you just all of a sudden. Start by forgiving other, yourself mainly. Then it’ll come. Love ya
@Megan6772
@Megan6772 4 жыл бұрын
So sorry to hear all this. Wish you lots of love & healing, and happiness ❤
@drowe2753
@drowe2753 4 жыл бұрын
Our stories are so similar. I'm so sorry, but you can be assured the Jesus loves you, and will never abandon you.
@deeehmt_305
@deeehmt_305 4 жыл бұрын
Tough to read all that but all I can think of is how strong of a person you truly are to make it through all that
@thelexishow4436
@thelexishow4436 4 жыл бұрын
You are very strong keep breezing through this as you do man! I just prayed for you, and you are loved❤️
@WandaThePanda
@WandaThePanda 8 жыл бұрын
My abandonment issues made me unsubscribe out of compensatory avoidance, but then I felt so abandoned that I had to subscribe again. Silly jokes aside, something really clicked in me when you said that the feeling of abandonment can be the result of perceived abandonment, rather than an "actual" one; I know I've been struggling for most of my life with a very powerful impulse to avoid people and circumstances, often pretending that they wouldn't have been "worth the effort", but looking at my childhood I can't really pinpoint precise circumstances in which I felt systematically abandoned. I know that having older siblings and growing up in a family that already had a "rhythm" that didn't always feel inclusive to me might have played an important role, but knowing that the trauma can be in the eye of the beholder somehow makes me think that getting over things or forgiving people can be so much easier and reasonable. Thank you, JP. This was really a key that I was looking for.
@recoveringsoul755
@recoveringsoul755 7 жыл бұрын
WandaThePanda One thing I learned is that no adult has the right to tell a child how they feel (or an adult revisiting a childhood wound). I had one friend tell me "But you're a grown-up now and that was a long time ago", which only invalidated me when I probably needed a hug as if I were THAT child right then, feeling that pain. I don't get why even therapists just don't understand this. I could be in my 40's and my parents say one critical comment that made me feel like a child again, which leads to seeking their approval, or the approval of others.
@lianeli5406
@lianeli5406 4 жыл бұрын
WandaThePanda same here..
@leapinglynx
@leapinglynx 4 жыл бұрын
@WandaThePanda -- I know I'm about 3 years late to this party, don't know if you'll even see this, but I know what you mean. I've had this lifelong emotionally suffocating fear of abandonment (loss of those I love is a more accurate description). I inadvertently seem to avoid really emotionally deep romantic relationships (even though I'd love that), even in long term relationships. Ironically I actually isolate myself often and enjoy being alone. HOWEVER, I actually had a fantastic childhood with extremely loving, supportive and non-critical parents (truly). So I have been constantly puzzled with where this deep, deep, crippling fear of losing people originated from. I know not everyone will agree with me on this, but I've often pondered if I didn't have an extremely traumatic past-life experience that I brought into this life path with me. It really does feel that way sometimes. If not, I'm totally at a loss as to where it comes from.
@Ramanhere468
@Ramanhere468 4 жыл бұрын
Leaping Lynx I hear you. Maybe you ARE recalling your past-life experiences? What matters is how you’re coping or better yet, how you’re overcoming that past hurt and pain.
@onoshaugory2150
@onoshaugory2150 3 жыл бұрын
@@leapinglynx May be you're missing your group of friends in this life, and it could be that they absent in this lifetime on purpose
@andistepoutside
@andistepoutside 8 жыл бұрын
Ohhhhh your videos make me feel like I am snuggling a very wise cat.
@bendietrees
@bendietrees 8 жыл бұрын
That's so weird but I understand 😆
@maitryrajaharia
@maitryrajaharia 6 жыл бұрын
Beatrice... Me too..
@kuneeyakanna9041
@kuneeyakanna9041 6 жыл бұрын
Hi! Nice video you have there! By the way; have you heard about " Vidadsmedia Child Anxiety Treatment " (google the exact phrase)? My brother had some transactions with them and was impressed by their amazing treatment when the anxious child was completely rectified !
@emastephens3422
@emastephens3422 6 жыл бұрын
hey hey! Nice video you have there! Since we are on the same topic; have you thought about " Vidadsmedia Child Anxiety Treatment " (Have a quick look on google...cant remember the exact words)? My neighbors wife had some dealings with them and was impressed by their great treatment when the anxious child was completely treated !
@samualwhittemore228
@samualwhittemore228 4 жыл бұрын
Same here and I don't even like cats!
@mmgibson1
@mmgibson1 7 жыл бұрын
It dawned on me as I was watching this that although I have (or thought I had) dealt with some of the most glaring abandonment issues from my childhood, many of them are still running my life because I have an adult tendency to tell the child inside of me to be quiet and go play by herself somewhere else. I do need to work on allowing her to speak and tell me how she felt, and not be judgmental about it.
@Holy_hand-grenade
@Holy_hand-grenade 6 жыл бұрын
Melanie Gibson what if she wants to talk about Uncle Ronnie?
@jayquinn3962
@jayquinn3962 3 жыл бұрын
I realized that I had abandonment issues when my current girlfriend told me she was in love with me and my first thought was "Yeah, for now"
@kitssch
@kitssch 5 жыл бұрын
Oh man, did I scare off my first boyfriend. Got to the point where I tried telling him he couldn’t be with his friends anymore because it took time away from me and he cut me off. Thankful for that reality check! I’ve come a long way.
@marirocga9486
@marirocga9486 3 жыл бұрын
OMG ME TOO!!
@MissssTai
@MissssTai 7 жыл бұрын
I was definitely the avoidant one it was so bad I gained the nickname of 'run away bride'. I then moved from that stage to the passive control. I allowed myself to be controlled/used because I was so fearful of being abandoned and thought that would keep people around me. It only left me miserable.
@smartcatcollarproject5699
@smartcatcollarproject5699 7 жыл бұрын
Did you find any solution ? I had 2 "traumatic" events when I was a little kid, waking up alone in the house because both my parents were working full time. It didn't happen often, they usually managed not to work at the same hours, but I was maybe 3-4 years old, and it was the first time I became aware of death. I distincly remember thinking they were gone for real and I was left alone with my toys... which didn't provide me any consolation ! I think of this sometimes but couldn 't notice much difference after doing some inner talk... now I'm much older than when I became aware of that, and I understand I may well have other issues, maybe in relation with my mother having obvious narcissisc and/or codepency tendencies, to make it short !
@MissssTai
@MissssTai 7 жыл бұрын
Smart Cat Collar Project Smart Cat Collar Project Hi! I'm still in the mist of finding a solution. I've been trying to seek more info on YT and attending counselling. Your story is so sad, it's crazy how these events in early life end up manifesting again in later life. One thing I have learned now is that I have to be my biggest fan. I need to be rooting for myself and validating myself ALWAYS. We can no longer give people that role or our happiness will always be in the hands of another. I'm sending you love & light, happy new year!
@smartcatcollarproject5699
@smartcatcollarproject5699 7 жыл бұрын
I hope counseling helps, just don't become addicted ; ) I agree, value yourself, gain confidence (grow a spine like they used to say) and maintain healthy boundaries (to not be too thin skinned), sounds good emotional practice if you are shy and avoidant. More cognitive approachs, also very good ! Then you have these "somatic" therapies, or tapping, which seem to bring some results with serious traumas, PTSD, etc. at least for some people, maybe less to become more assertive ? I was talking about these social issues, family habits we learn from our parents, maybe also useful to learn about that to avoid falling in the same fruitless, frustrating relationships with narcissists, although it's not always easy to start from scratch when you don't have the right script, nor is finding honest people. Best of everything for you and your loved ones !
@RainbowFlowerCrow
@RainbowFlowerCrow 6 жыл бұрын
Smart Cat Collar Project Your comments regarding this topic have been inspiring.. Please know that someone somewhere in the world heeded your words, and has taken them to heart. I don't know who you are, but I want to thank you for having taken the time to write what you wrote, because it's just what I needed to realize at this point in time.
@diandrastithe3186
@diandrastithe3186 5 жыл бұрын
Smart Cat Collar Project Wow this just gave me a realization. I’ve experienced that feeling of waking up in the middle of the night alone so many times. I was raised by a single mother who was constantly working to make ends meet, and would often work graveyard shifts. As a child I would wake up and run into her room, realize she wasn’t there, cry, and think that she died. Eventually that feeling went away (maybe i detached from her and put up barriers). But then when I was a preteen, I would wake up in the middle of the night in this intense state of existential crisis, where i felt a brush with death and oblivion. I would feel this overwhelming weight of death, like “wow one day i’m going to die and never exist again, never ever again”. I would usually just freak out for like 30 seconds, heart racing, and then calm myself down and fall back asleep. It happened most recently like a week ago, and I just wrote it off as some sort of nightmare, but i think it’s a symptom of my abandonment- that feeling of waking up in the middle of the night hopelessly alone and lost, with no one to comfort you. In the dark it almost feels like you will be swallowed by oblivion. But it’s crazy how our feelings manifest, and I thank you for sharing your experience, it just helped me piece together my own. Happy healing friend.
@RH-tv9hk
@RH-tv9hk 4 жыл бұрын
My Dad left when I was a baby. I never thought it affected me. Then it hit me hard when I was 45. And I looked back and realized that yes, it did affect me. It wasn't just about rejection. It was also about not having a father figure. I know that it wasn't my fault but that doesn't matter. Talk to your kids. Listen to them. Let them know the situation isn't their fault. If their absent Dad isn't abusive, controlling, or manipulative, consider getting him into their life if possible. Build relationships with good, solid adult male relatives such as uncles and cousins
@wideawake13dmtpsilocybin6
@wideawake13dmtpsilocybin6 4 жыл бұрын
"It hurts more than i can feel. That how much it hurts" indeed. Thank you
@tanisatalukder6817
@tanisatalukder6817 2 жыл бұрын
Holy shit. I knew that I needed to watch this and I've had it in my watch later for a while, but wow. This touched me to the core and I don't know what was so different about the way you portrayed the information that captivated me and shook my core. I felt my 6-year old self's feelings, I felt the pain they felt, and I now know where to start on my journey to recover from this. I feel like my constant research and search for healing has helped, but I don't think that I'd have this "a-ha!" moment without your video. I have also not left a comment on someone's video in a while and this helped me want to start sharing even if no one cares to notice or read. I am just proud of where I am at in my reparenting that I can feel my feelings and tell myself that it is okay.
@ThatsWhenItkickedin
@ThatsWhenItkickedin 7 жыл бұрын
What a gorgeous redheaded hunk in an amazing Aquamarine garment
@jartotable
@jartotable 4 жыл бұрын
👏👏😁
@graveyardghost2603
@graveyardghost2603 3 жыл бұрын
My mom literally abandoned me at 6 months old. But my dad stayed, my hero. I healed when I decided to find my mom at age 35, and we are friends today, I forgave her. I am not 100% healed still, but most of the bitterness is gone. Good video, thanks JP. P.s. I do still avoid others, that didn't get healed. But I have found creative ways to cope :)
@Leonard-Mazet
@Leonard-Mazet 3 жыл бұрын
Your video was a breath of fresh air, thank you so much JP. Love how the humor comes in subtler than on your other vids, while still giving compassion and wisdom. Sooo much love
@JeffFinley
@JeffFinley 8 жыл бұрын
Thank you for shedding light on the subtleties of abandonment issues. And the fact it's all perception - things that "made me feel abandoned" is a lot different than trying to find ways I really was abandoned. It brought to light some things I never would have considered! Like when my parents would drink/party and they would exclude us or turn into scary people after. Or when my first girlfriend cheated on me and kissed another guy right in front of me. Or when my friends started partying with other kids and left me behind because I didn't want to (which I can see is a reenactment of the first issue). Or when I went a girl's party in 5th grade and nobody paid attention to me. I say these publicly here because I hope it can help other people identify where they might have felt left alone. Those wounds still sting and those memories were all recently triggered in my last love relationship that lasted only one month. All for my own awareness and healing. It's crazy how this works.
@Window4503
@Window4503 4 жыл бұрын
Your stories bring up another interesting point; sometimes the issue isn’t always something from childhood. While childhood can establish those feelings, sometimes the stuff that happens to us in our teens or even college years can trigger abandonment issues, especially because it feels like nothing will ever change after growing up.
@user-qt7cc3ho5x
@user-qt7cc3ho5x 4 жыл бұрын
Sometimes it is also the community or even the country.
@mollyjohnson7648
@mollyjohnson7648 4 жыл бұрын
I can totally relate, at times people fail us and they are unaware how this affects us later on
@victorianauen8391
@victorianauen8391 8 жыл бұрын
I loved this... Funny... as I watched it a random memory came to mind.. being 7 and my Mum telling me and my brother after our bath that she and my Dad were splitting up.. And how me and my brother held it together till she hugged us and we cried and cried.. Then I didn't cry again.. And I am so good at holding everything together but I'm terrified and don't want to be alone... So I protect myself by being alone.. Though I work in a public role and help people. Its just so hard. Thanks JP for this. Love Victoria in the UK x
@bendietrees
@bendietrees 8 жыл бұрын
That's so sad.....I'm so sorry.
@recoveringsoul755
@recoveringsoul755 7 жыл бұрын
Victoria Nauen My son was 14 when I told him, in the counselor's office at school. He said he knew (his parents would split up) sooner or later, he just didn't know when. And a few days later when he thought I wasn't listening, he said it was a relief. His dad and I fought a lot.
@RainbowFlowerCrow
@RainbowFlowerCrow 6 жыл бұрын
Recovering Soul Our children often know before we can admit it to ourselves when we are in detrimental relationships.. Your son sounds like my daughter. 💜 We have smart kids. 💜 Let's honour them by doing well for ourselves. 💜
@laurenmiller5756
@laurenmiller5756 4 жыл бұрын
When I was 6 my older brother passed away from meningitis. My mother became super depressed and neglectful. My dad became alcoholic and emotionally abusive. My mom was always critical of me and I felt like I couldn’t be around her without her telling me that my face was too much of an “attitude”. I would tell her I love her and she would tell me “I get it you love me, go your room and leave me alone.” 🤷🏼‍♀️ My grandmother was in a cult and every summer she’d take us with her to the “church” and there people would just claim you were filled by the devil and everything you did was wrong and you’d be spanked if you were even just too fidgety. I figure my generalized anxiety and abandonment issues and panic disorder and depression probably stem from all of that haha.
@BessMcCarty
@BessMcCarty 7 жыл бұрын
Well said JP! ~ From an Inner Child therapist. (Yes, I am in this to heal myself too.) :) What we cannot feel, we cannot heal.
@truditrudi753
@truditrudi753 5 жыл бұрын
@_egas calybird Hi, I'm sorry your mindset won't allow any breakthrough. In my humble opinion, it isn't about self control, as you have had the self control not to bring the pain up in the first place. It may be that your coping mechanisms you've put in place are very strong. The cover ups are to help self soothe, it's little wonder you can't access. There is therapy called Schema which explains reasons why we feel and behave in the ways we do. It works from past to present which eventually brings about the awareness of feeling. We have schemas in place to block and overcompensate for past pain as we continue to push down feeling which the brain has learned to do well, though in doing so we manifest ourselves in a non authentic way even though we know deep down something is wrong internally. Overcompensation is normally what happens, this is a learned process from childhood... i.e. people pleasing, being clingy, distrustful, the joker, excessive shopping, over working, being avoidant, dismissive, grandiose, punatitive etc All in place to soothe the inner conflict of past pain. Your body is reacting to the pain being brought up through memory which is actually a step forward and little to do with self control. Self control is when you have pushed the pain down. Be easy on yourself its not a quick fix. Take a look at schema therapy it is a path to healing. Take care.
@jamieveebby
@jamieveebby 8 жыл бұрын
Hey JP! Thank you for your videos. They have really helped me open up and sift through the feelings and pain im holding onto from my childhood. Your videos have changed my life for the better. I have seen countless psychologists, therapist, and psychotherapists, and although I appreciate their help, sometimes I feel as though im just talking to a brick wall. You plant questions and ideas in my mind, and I often write in my journal about my personal experiences, which in turn helps me to understand why I do what I do and how I can learn to cope with the pain and emotions. Alot of your videos hit the nail on the head for me, especially when it comes to the topic of abandonment and depression. I was almost committed to the psychiatric unit after admitting to thoughts of suicide after my mom passed away from cancer 7 months ago, but its your videos that have helped me to cope, and in a way made me not feel so alone. You are wise beyond belief and I am so grateful you have chose to share your insight, words of wisdom, and knowledge with the world!! Thank you so much for all that you do!!
@logangreen3398
@logangreen3398 4 жыл бұрын
i remember when my parents split up and we were moving away from the house we shared, i had seen my dad for the first time in like a few days and he had just come to pick up his things and i realized when he looked at me, that he didn’t look at me the same way i remember he used to. i never really understood why i picked up on something as small as that or what it meant, until now.
@firemoonflower9824
@firemoonflower9824 3 жыл бұрын
I could never abandon this channel..
@annaharrington8397
@annaharrington8397 4 жыл бұрын
Never thought I had these, but after my mom threatening to get rid of me left me with the fear that people I love are constantly on the edge of leaving me and I need to constantly work to keep them
@songstofuckto
@songstofuckto 7 жыл бұрын
As a person who struggles with abandonment issues which have manifested as Borderline Personality Disorder, I want to thank you for your insightful reflections. I'm gonna pass this video on to my psychologist and get her take on it. Also, the 'You too can be gluten intolerant' video is hilarious! Thanks JP
@kpaxian6044
@kpaxian6044 4 жыл бұрын
♡ sending you hugs. (I just learned about JP Sears. His gluten free videos make me laugh because I have celiacs. XD)
@greyw5646
@greyw5646 4 жыл бұрын
My mom abandoned me when I was 3 and my disabled sister was 2. It consumed me as a child, I always wondered where she was and why she left. I went to therapy for years as a child for that and anxiety/depression. I’ve had other patterns and people abandon me through my life after that too. It still interferes my daily life and my relationship. I really hope that it doesn’t effect my life forever but it’s so hard to not have this anxiety when someone gets really close to me, I kinda expect them to not be in my life one day. I hope all of us with abandonment issues get the help and comfort we deserve.
@ReborntoMae2017
@ReborntoMae2017 4 жыл бұрын
Jp.... Youre literally one of the best humans ever
@CorinneIsIn
@CorinneIsIn 3 жыл бұрын
Nothing hurts more than the desire to have what you can not. I've conditioned myself not to want and never to expect. It still creeps up. I find it easier to cope. Being an avoidant personality was the first stage. My biggest mistake was to want, for to want means you can be exploited for it and that it can be taken from you, something I've experience more than I like to recount.
@katiewenta
@katiewenta 7 жыл бұрын
I know this is an old video, but holy cow. I'm an avoiding controller. This was eye-opening. I TOTALLY know I was abandoned... but I never realized that my abandonment issues manifested the way you described. Character growth time!
@yeenosaur2620
@yeenosaur2620 7 жыл бұрын
I can't tell you how many times my mother forgot I existed and left me places when I was a small, small child. I think I've mostly gotten over it but I still feel like it's slightly there. I remember feeling more secure when I got a cell-phone though.
@jplatter6629
@jplatter6629 5 жыл бұрын
This is probably the best explanation of Abandonment Issues that I’ve ever heard. People always imply it a physical moment; this video anchors the fact that it’s not and clarifies how subtle it can be.
@heatherclayton2369
@heatherclayton2369 3 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your wisdom and generosity in sharing it. What I did in emotionally distancing myself from my son was out of fear, that I didn't think I could do much good for him but now I know anything I could have done was better than nothing. It was my lack of self confidence and fear that has left him with abandonment issues. I am grateful I can gain insight into what he is going through and will work toward nurturing him again.
@ElizaCorder
@ElizaCorder 7 жыл бұрын
This video really helped me, and I realized where a lot of my specific issues are coming from. Thank you.
@cloud819
@cloud819 8 жыл бұрын
Your mom rocks! Awesome moms make awesome people. You are great, I love the mix of humor and real thought that goes into your videos. I also like how you come to the videos with a well thought out messages .I also like that you ask people to probe themselves and rather than take the role of a victim, resolve their conflict.
@lasphynge8001
@lasphynge8001 7 жыл бұрын
One thing that I appreciate in your videos is that you openly admit you're not necessarily beyond those problems and have been, are still or may still be struggling with it. And it does feel true, too, not just some communication trick. It also goes to show that even when one does have the theoric keys to deal with an issue, it may still take a long period of time and a lot of introspective work to actually get to a certain degree of healing. Thanks for these videos.
@Rebecca22tn
@Rebecca22tn 8 жыл бұрын
Thank you for all the blessings and laughs you've brought yo my life.
@AwakenWithJP
@AwakenWithJP 8 жыл бұрын
+Rebecca Arnold You're welcome :-)
@Lexiboo200
@Lexiboo200 5 жыл бұрын
I absolutely love this and totally relate. I love how honest you are with others. Keep it up
@TheLotusManFILMs.
@TheLotusManFILMs. 7 жыл бұрын
Going by his other videos i thought this would be a piss take. Hes actually spot on.
@drowe2753
@drowe2753 4 жыл бұрын
Eloquent
@donnamacinnes3265
@donnamacinnes3265 7 жыл бұрын
Your mom did a great job, I always get so much from these videos.
@d2b952
@d2b952 5 жыл бұрын
So glad I found you. Your sense of humor is very much need when learning about narcissistic abuse and abandonment. I’m middle age and just got discarded from my entire family. Funny thing is, I am the sole person who has sought professional help prior to the discard and am really working hard in therapy to make sense of the life I thought I had. I was the scapegoat in childhood and a wanna be loved person in adulthood. Did backflips for scraps of love just to be thrown away in the most cruel way by my mother days before she died. It left me questioning my whole life and face to face with the cognitive dissonance I felt but didn’t understand. Peace and light to you.
@marvinskinner3591
@marvinskinner3591 6 жыл бұрын
Kudos to your mom for selecting such a nice sweater. The color suits you!
@claraandriessen8423
@claraandriessen8423 6 жыл бұрын
Hi, Thanks for sharing. I believe that childhood abandonement wounds are not based on our perception but on them not being available for us from a position of a whole adult that puts the child basic needs before their own not basic needs, which is basically all adults on the planet as we are all wounded and our homework as an adult is to mourn that inevitable abandonement, so that we might pass on less and less of that to the next generation.
@critterlex3872
@critterlex3872 8 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much JP for your kindness to everyone!
@winstonchurchill624
@winstonchurchill624 3 жыл бұрын
Didn’t realize just how bad my abandonment issues were until I watched this.
@jamesevans7291
@jamesevans7291 7 жыл бұрын
This is a big problem I face especially being adopted and I know from fact it is a case for a lot of people.
@Miss1Ginger
@Miss1Ginger 6 жыл бұрын
James Evans Are you my brother?
@lianeli5406
@lianeli5406 4 жыл бұрын
James Evans I thought for a long time that I was adopted.. but years after.. when I look in the mirror - I see my mother. And parts of my father. So.. nope. I’m theirs..
@oOIIIMIIIOo
@oOIIIMIIIOo 3 жыл бұрын
It is curious, but I hoped I was adopted. At 15 I found my birth papers and my hope was buried. 😬
@AlexGW
@AlexGW 6 жыл бұрын
Father left when I was born for another woman. Had many au pairs while mum worked full time. Met my father for the first time when I was 10 (mainly because he had Cancer) we got along, he had a new family. My mum remarried and had another child. My father died 2 years after I first met him. My mother's new partner was unfaithful and subsequently violent towards my mother during my teenage years, both drank heavily and had many arguments. Heh, might this be the root of my issue of having never had a relationship with a woman? Can talk to women but intimacy just doesn't seem possible.
@williamake4783
@williamake4783 5 жыл бұрын
You have opened my eyes to my heart and have allowed me to make a step forward to getting past my controlling and manipulative behavior as well as my avoidance to social situations that I'm uncomfortable with. Thank you.
@3337errorz
@3337errorz 5 жыл бұрын
You have no idea how much you just helped me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
@Eyes2theSkies
@Eyes2theSkies 7 жыл бұрын
Hi JP. I really like the blue sweatshirt - great job Mom!
@vitalymaliarov696
@vitalymaliarov696 3 жыл бұрын
Thanks you beautiful weirdo, I was adopted and had no idea I had abandonment issues until 20 minutes ago.
@MyMaster7777
@MyMaster7777 8 жыл бұрын
So appreciate your authentic sharing. Joyous and enlightening
@kittycorn3236
@kittycorn3236 3 жыл бұрын
I just wanna say JP: you're vulnerability and brave willingness to share your own abandonment issues publicly like this is nothing short of inspiring and heroic. Thank you so much for gifting me and others encouragement to be more open and honest about our own abandonment issues. This is such a tender topic for me and you were gentle, informative, light-hearted, and kind with your approach. My inner child feels just a little bit less alone and abandoned bcuz of you!💖 P.S. it's refreshing to see a more serious side to the JP. Comedy comes from tragedy as they say. But please don't let any negative comments about you not being the entertaining clown 24/7 bring you down. We all need to be serious sometimes for sensitive topics. Especially for topics like these. Keep fighting the good fight my lonely abandoned friend! *Virtual hugs sent!* 🤗🥰💕
@Carms86
@Carms86 7 жыл бұрын
Really enjoyed and appreciated this video. I also really enjoyed your sense of humor. My abandonment issues have become extremely apparent to me in the recent months. I didn't realize until recently that this has been the cause for all my romantic relationships failing. Now I am doing my best to work on it and live with it. Thank you for sharing :)
@smartcatcollarproject5699
@smartcatcollarproject5699 7 жыл бұрын
Is that your real picture ? Also, did you progress or find some particularly useful videos or website about this issue ?
@smartcatcollarproject5699
@smartcatcollarproject5699 7 жыл бұрын
Wow ! Reading the comments, it becomes obvious it's YOU who are stalking and criticizing other people ! Stop projecting your own insanity into other people's life ! What a narcissist and obsessive drama queen, unbelievable ! I made a joke about her avatar, that's not a crime ! Someone did the same about mine and I found it funny !
@ayeshawindsong990
@ayeshawindsong990 8 жыл бұрын
THANK YOU JP. This is perfect. Perfect timing, perfectly explained and perfectly helpful in every way. Finally a simple approach and understanding to a very painful issue yet one that you have shed light on and have given me hope in finally addressing. Yey! THANK YOU SO MUCH :) You are truly appreciated and the turquoise blue is a very flattering color on you. Very calming. Thumbs up mum! :)
@csengepuzsik7331
@csengepuzsik7331 7 жыл бұрын
A lot of people need this video. And yes, I said "a lot of people need..." instead of "I needed..." because I'm still coping with opening up and processing the experience, so I was basically avoiding to admit this issue, but I realised the avoidance at the moment of writing the words down, therefore I'm one step ahead of dealing with the abandonement. JP you're good!
@JENtrification81
@JENtrification81 5 жыл бұрын
I'm really glad this came up in my recommended. I've really mucked up some very close relationships with my abandonment issues, but the people who matter have stayed and are understanding.
@nicolep3244
@nicolep3244 8 жыл бұрын
Is a lovely sweater. You make it look good. Your Mom did great!
@biancapomponio4099
@biancapomponio4099 8 жыл бұрын
Now this was enlightening, thanks JP :)
@rhiannaruiz4181
@rhiannaruiz4181 5 жыл бұрын
I’m a junior in high school & we were told to write a personal statement for college. I chose a prompt on a important life event that taught me something to show personal growth. So I wrote about someone in my life who’d abandoned me when I was younger. Because it has really impacted my life, relationships, friendships, & me in general. I’ve come to realize while writing it that no matter how many times I try to say I’m over it, I’m not. I was abandoned by someone I really loved as a child & it’s really made me this emotionally detached & unstable person I’m not proud of. And I’m just trying to learn how to let it go & be a better version of the person I want to be. I’m tired of letting my past issues with abandonment & trust control my life. Thanks for this video.
@aval6601
@aval6601 2 жыл бұрын
I was given away when i was 11 by my parents to my aunt; social services was going to take me away otherwise due to the abuse i was suffering at 'home'. Now i'm in my early 30's, I do avoid people, on the plus side, that has become the social norm now.
@natalieyouareloved
@natalieyouareloved 8 жыл бұрын
The color of the shirt is my favorite color. Your mom is awesome for getting you that. I'm having a hard time focusing on your words because the shirt is so pretty.
@nicolewilliams6052
@nicolewilliams6052 7 жыл бұрын
I like your blue sweater. It brings out the blue of your veins.
@nicolew231
@nicolew231 4 жыл бұрын
🤣
@GoldenHeart-8
@GoldenHeart-8 7 жыл бұрын
I have been obviously abandoned by my dad, I was 3years old, I still remember clearly giving my dad 2 phone calls both ending up with him apologizing (calling me "sir") saying that I made a wrong number while I am pleading with him that "it's me, it's me" but he hangs up. The pain is very unconscious and went in my body which makes my chest and neck very tight and make me emotionally not very open. I am now 26 and have been practicing meditation daily for the last 6 years and try to unlock this emotional pain stuck in my body by practicing sport, stretching and light work outs , it is a slow process but I am getting there. First time I see someone like you on youtube JP: my consciousness does nt go down and my head stays clear even after an hour of watching your videos :D Thank you for your significant contribution to the world through those videos and whatever other work I understand you are doing. Peace and Love
@anelisefurquim
@anelisefurquim 8 жыл бұрын
Hey JP! I would like to tell you that I've been dealing with depression and anxiety desorders for a time now, and your videos are helping me a lot, thanks to you I'm beggining to accept myself and trying to understand my essence a little bit. Thank you very much for doing this, you really saved a life.
@laraserendipity1424
@laraserendipity1424 7 жыл бұрын
Tell your mom she has good taste. redheads look great in light blue. 😊
@andreylopez5368
@andreylopez5368 6 жыл бұрын
No wonder why im always running when i start to feel connected to someone.
@thedavesiknow4598
@thedavesiknow4598 4 жыл бұрын
I was avoidant until I worked through this so I could properly connect with my kids. Now the other side has kicked in, staying in a dangerous situation in order to not abandon other people. This is difficult right now. I love this channel JP.
@discoverexplore4620
@discoverexplore4620 3 жыл бұрын
Thank you for being such a thoughtful and compassionate person. :)
@civildisobedience1152
@civildisobedience1152 7 жыл бұрын
Having studied and read about these concepts before, I only hope your viewers gather the same magic I felt, the Eureka moment that bridged alternative and efficient routes of thought that connected to new tropical mental islands~
@reapersclips7930
@reapersclips7930 4 жыл бұрын
ive been having dreams for the last 5 years of my significant other leaving me , never met my real father and relationships seem to always go south for me , i feel like im in a downward spiral that is never ending , not knowing who really cares if anyone does at all ......
@turkantezcan1731
@turkantezcan1731 7 жыл бұрын
You've got a new subscriber JP. This is by far one of the best healing videos I've watched so far. Everything you mentioned resonated with me so deeply. I felt my first abandonment when my sister was born and I was just 2 years old. It was when I experienced inadequacy and learned to be a people's pleaser. Fast forward to half a century later, I'm learning to love and respect myself. I'm learning to forgive my parents for they didn't know any better. Thank you for sharing your story! I really appreciate it!
@expressfunartakaw1ndy._.cl887
@expressfunartakaw1ndy._.cl887 3 жыл бұрын
Omg, this is so true for me and on point. Thank you for sharing and addressing this topic. It's helping me self-reflect
@luulfarah6482
@luulfarah6482 7 жыл бұрын
awww so sweet yr mum is 😍.
@maxwellbernstein9235
@maxwellbernstein9235 7 жыл бұрын
I like your sweatshirt. It reminds me of the sea and beaches and of dolphins breaching and playing in the waves... :) Thanks Mom!
@dianebonner7857
@dianebonner7857 3 жыл бұрын
That touched me deeply. Thank you.
@jeremysnowdenz
@jeremysnowdenz 6 жыл бұрын
I think this is a incredible capsule description, thanks so much JP!
@moonlookingforthesun1866
@moonlookingforthesun1866 6 жыл бұрын
When you find out that you have been suffering from abandonmemt issues all my life....
@chazbuck9330
@chazbuck9330 6 жыл бұрын
I abandoned my sanity and I have lots of friends now.
@lexabuzz
@lexabuzz 7 жыл бұрын
you've definitely got it right in my book. thanks for speaking from the heart. I can think and think on my own but when I hear it outside of me it helps me feel grounded. thank you.
@NN-up3mq
@NN-up3mq 4 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing this!
@sc18594
@sc18594 6 жыл бұрын
the void, no matter how much i eat its never filled
@MrBenjiok
@MrBenjiok 8 жыл бұрын
I think the bright blue sweatshirt is very healing.
@lisannelasure9433
@lisannelasure9433 8 жыл бұрын
Thanks for making this video on abandonment issues. Mine have really been getting in my way for a long time and preventing me from even making friends, most of the time, let alone having the relationship I want. Also, I just wanted to say that I really appreciate how honest you are with where you're at in your own issues. Lots of people who talk about these kind of things like to pretend that they are just too evolved to have issues any more and so it's really refreshing to actually talk to someone who's just ok with being a normal human.
@Riroraruro
@Riroraruro 7 жыл бұрын
This video made me cry. And at the end of the video they were happy tears. Thank you.
@Joseph120656
@Joseph120656 7 жыл бұрын
Mr. Sears. I received my Bachelor's in Psychology/Christian Counseling. I tip my hat to you, JP. You're a friggin' genius. Thanks for this one. I needed it. (y)
@passionateandloyal
@passionateandloyal 8 жыл бұрын
lol my boyfriend is obsessive attachment style and im avoident... he's all like "Mine! come with me on a magic carpet ride b****" And im all like, Suck it! kick rocks guy, I do what i want! lol
@darlaserafina4465
@darlaserafina4465 6 жыл бұрын
LOL.. and the place of balance is what? :)
@drowe2753
@drowe2753 4 жыл бұрын
Sooo funny
@senior12MdN
@senior12MdN 3 жыл бұрын
Not even halfway through and this made me cry because of how well some of these emotions that I have, are being put into words. I feel like I should reach out to a therapist right now!
@sannyaletheiahammervold7472
@sannyaletheiahammervold7472 4 жыл бұрын
I LOVE how you make hard topics possible and even vaguely comfortable, to dive into - through humour and calmness ❤️😊 Thank you, JP.
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