The Ghosts Gave Me Answers
1:01:32
14 күн бұрын
Back to the Drawing Board
22:41
4 ай бұрын
I Knew It Was Going to Be Worth It
33:12
I Waited Two Years For This To Happen
1:15:44
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@christinacampbell5952
@christinacampbell5952 Күн бұрын
It seems rare for someone to keep the same partner through their entire youth. I'm glad you learned a lot from it. I stayed a very shy single girl. I only teamed up twice in my life, and not for very long. Most of my life I've been learning to be ok alone and finding my self-worth. I finally found it by age 40! I'm perfectly comfortable single, but open to finding a partner, but not looking.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Күн бұрын
I did learn a lot from it. I am happy you mentioned you’re comfortable as you are it’s quite a process in figuring things out. :)
@BillysFingers
@BillysFingers Күн бұрын
The components of the best sexual experience i can think of is with someone i have developed a genuine connection with first, but it seems becoming friends first puts you in the friend zone so it seems like an unviable combination.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Күн бұрын
I mean it could work well I think if both people have the same goal with things. I think any sort of scenario could work or fail really but you’re right usually you need to have some sort of genuine connection.
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 2 күн бұрын
Great videos and you look very beautiful in all of your videos too and I really understand everything your frustrations.
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 2 күн бұрын
Great videos.
@zaynevanbommel5983
@zaynevanbommel5983 2 күн бұрын
My Wife broke my Heart in 2013 when she left me, then six months after that I discovered she cheated on our Family prior to leaving me, its ruined me as a man the last time I had sex was the day my wife left me (it was my wife) I haven't had sex since that day I'm way to afraid that it would happen again and I know I couldn't survive that again This is not where I saw my life's path going
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 2 күн бұрын
I’m super sorry that happened to you I think everyone deals with pain differently so I’m not going to tell you it’s easy to fix that kind of hurt but I will say I do hope that you can enjoy that connection again if it’s something you want in your life. Fear is a something that’s hard to grasp a hold of :(
@BillysFingers
@BillysFingers Күн бұрын
Mine left me in 2012 and i've been feeling similar.
@zaynevanbommel5983
@zaynevanbommel5983 2 күн бұрын
Dang how did this end up in my Feed ?
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 2 күн бұрын
😬 🤷🏼‍♀️
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 2 күн бұрын
You and everything about your natural beauty are truly and really equally as beautiful as your videos t. I really like everything else too.
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 2 күн бұрын
Very beautiful videos and you look great in all of your videos too.
@kitten103083
@kitten103083 2 күн бұрын
Can you do a video of your current makeup favs ? Like old school ? This is a beautiful look. Curious what you used. 💜🎀
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 2 күн бұрын
Yes of course it might be a little off brand for my topics now so I’ll put it at the end of a video and I’ll let you know what one it is so you can see! That’s so funny because I used all my old school makeup favs for this look it was the OG Naked Palette and I think I put smog on my lid, NARS laguna but also Chanel tan de soleil for the cheeks!
@kitten103083
@kitten103083 2 күн бұрын
@@saywinkepilogue awesome and the foundation looks pretty too. No worries. I’m catching up on your videos. Have a good nite 💜🫶🏻
@JaciStarr
@JaciStarr 5 күн бұрын
My most satisfying sexual experiences (by far) were with the most messed up, toxic, abusive guys I’ve ever met (there were 2, both had BPD) 😕 They both ended up giving me STDs (curable ones, thank god) and they both got me pregnant (which ended in different ways-I’m not a mother) sooo yeeeah, I’ve attempted relationships after that but they’ve all been super unsatisfying sexually and I wonder if parts of my brain broke from my prior experiences. Now at 36 I’m struggling to desire sex or a partnership at all. But I’m grateful I experimented a lot as a young adult so I know what’s out there and what all different sexual experiences are like; I can understand if you never had that phase why you would want to experiment now in your 30s - and honestly it’s probably better that way because you’re more emotionally intelligent and can be safer and make more healthy decisions vs. being “young, dumb, and full of cum” as my friend likes to say 😆
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 5 күн бұрын
@@JaciStarr Your bravery in leaving your comment is incredible. I always relate to what you’ve said and just know as a baseline I respect the hell out of you. I’m super sorry that the best experiences you’ve had came with pain on the opposite end of the spectrum for you. I relate to what you said if maybe you think something in your brain is broken from the past experiences. Like for real that’s how I think right now. I’m working on it but my mind freezes up and doesn’t let my body enjoy it even though all the signs are there that’s it’s enjoyable. Like I’ve literally picked all the things that would make it highly enjoyable for me. I haven’t unlocked it yet but as I get more experience creating a comfort level within the level of intensity I prefer I hope so. I hope that you can too especially if it’s important to you. You’re so feisty and creative I have lots of faith in you.
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 3 күн бұрын
You look very really and truly beautiful in all of your videos too. And I like it as well!
@zaynevanbommel5983
@zaynevanbommel5983 2 күн бұрын
Chasing after the Chads I see lol
@zaynevanbommel5983
@zaynevanbommel5983 2 күн бұрын
Chasing the Chads I see lol
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 5 күн бұрын
Great videos.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 5 күн бұрын
Thank you very much I appreciate that
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 5 күн бұрын
@@saywinkepilogue you look very beautiful in all of your videos as well I really like your very helpful information too.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 5 күн бұрын
Aw thank you :)
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 4 күн бұрын
Do you have a spotify podcast channel?I am interested to hear more about what you are talking about.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 4 күн бұрын
I don’t this is the only place I have my videos really
@AltoonaYourPiano
@AltoonaYourPiano 6 күн бұрын
For me the most fun part about being a small KZfaqr is that I develop friendships with my audience. I don't know if you'd consider me a small KZfaqr, but I still kind of feel like the little guy on here. I'm in the "monetized but it's a hobby" category. I think the creative freedom I have means being small is actually more fun in some ways. Not that I wouldn't mind making it big but the fact I'm still small after twelve years and enjoying what I do shows why I give everyone the advice "have fun". I consider myself a red dwarf KZfaq star, I may not be seen by many and not burn bright but I'll still be here for trillions of years, haha. I like that I can make whatever and I refused to "niche down", it may have stunted my channel growth but I'm happy.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 6 күн бұрын
I love that for you. As I read your message you genuinely seem happy. That’s exactly why you should keep doing it your way. I think KZfaq needs creators like that (every space really). Your comment made me smile
@AltoonaYourPiano
@AltoonaYourPiano 6 күн бұрын
@@saywinkepilogue I'm so glad to hear that and I completely agree. KZfaq used to be mostly people like me back in the day. I've known so many awesome people over the years, a few are even now big KZfaqrs with like over 100K subscribers.
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 3 күн бұрын
I really like your videos everything about it is very helpful and you look very beautiful in your videos and I also like your hair too
@Alicepicklesandpop
@Alicepicklesandpop 8 күн бұрын
You always look so darn nice! Your aesthetic has changed so much over the years - I love this Michelle 2024 era. I also love the baby Tiffany teacup! That’s a fun find!
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 8 күн бұрын
Awww thank you!!! You must be an OG watcher from way back if you’ve noticed those things I appreciated that so much ❤️
@11candy11
@11candy11 24 күн бұрын
I enjoyed your video. But I think as women we sometimes "excuse" ghosting as, "They were just going through stuff," when the reality is many men are just not that interested in us, and only come back around when their new interest in someone else doesn't work out. The old expression, "He's just not that into you," applies. When men are honestly interested, nothing will stop them from reaching out. He's not "scared of relationships," he's not "busy," he doesn't "Lack communication skills," he's not "afraid of commitment," he doesn't need "more time," he's just not that interested. Some men are users, and they only "come back" when we're their last option. Bottom line: You have more value. Show some dignity and tell them you're not a "last resort option." Then, confidently move on and expect to meet someone who finds you fascinating and truly desires to be with you.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 24 күн бұрын
@@11candy11 I appreciate your perspective thank you for that!
@Mina-12128
@Mina-12128 25 күн бұрын
I haven't watched your other videos, but UNLESS you like that type, you got ghosted not once but twice... I would BLOCK. He can learn the hard way for the next one if he's willing. But some women love to play "mommy" for the so called "sensitive" boys. If you don't like that kind of future, don't feel bad about blocking people who ghost. How you describe how he talked to you sounds like he is either visiting a crappy therapist or he's using psychology speak to make him seem more deep rather than just hurtful. Grown adults should know ghosting is not something you do to someone you care about. I will say I enjoyed your video overall. New England seems beautiful and nature can be healing to just sit by the water. I have a spot by the water on a rock too that I haven't visited in ages.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 25 күн бұрын
Thank you, I appreciate that! New England is magical. Aw I hope you get a chance to just sit at one of your favorite places and have some quiet time next time you’re in the mood to :)
@asatara5750
@asatara5750 25 күн бұрын
The editing with the footage included was very nice 👍
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 25 күн бұрын
I’m glad you liked it! 😁
@RealnessisRare
@RealnessisRare Ай бұрын
I put u on my Bluetooth via my car and just ride...
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
Hell yeah!!! I hope it’s an interesting listen at the least
@RealnessisRare
@RealnessisRare Ай бұрын
And i tbought I was over analytical 😂. LOVE IT
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
:)
@amandap9053
@amandap9053 Ай бұрын
I was in a 6 year on and off relationship we lived together twice. He didn’t cheat but still sucked in a lot of ways. We were living together again we were doing fine. One day we were at a bar he said something, I stopped dead in my tracks looked at him and said you’re never going to change, this is never going to work, you have to move out. He moved two days later. A flip just switched and I was done! Now I’ve been with my husband 13 years so happy I finally ended that relationship. I hope you find a great guy but until then it’s good that you have your limits!
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
You collected all the evidence you needed to finally see the truth and there’s something so wonderful about those moments. I’m really glad you shared that with me and I’m even more happy that it ends with something better fell into place for you. I love that!
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 Ай бұрын
Great videos and you look very beautiful too.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
Thank you
@skinnyguy7773
@skinnyguy7773 Ай бұрын
Good insights, keep them coming
@Princessofghosts
@Princessofghosts Ай бұрын
As a typology enjoyer, i relate so much to your way of thinking ! I hope i'll be like you in the future, you are inspiring.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
Thank you for your kind words
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
Before you leave me a comment please remember that I am human. I have no problem with you having your opinion however you formed it but just be respectful. I am allowing you to know parts of me that most people won't even tell another person honestly, then I keep the comments on knowing I will be misunderstood. If you want to drag me as least do it intelligently.
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 Ай бұрын
Great videos.
@ShinGarugamesh
@ShinGarugamesh Ай бұрын
for anyone often getting negative reactions from people - this is an extremely useful video. there's a number of things you can take note and not end up in a house of cards of delusion, where the only step forward is creating a new layer of cards, such as this person is desperately trying to rationalize what's happening. On the dating game. One revealing thing around 2/3rds is when she talks about the game - the first thing she mentions is how she wants the rules of the game to be - the second is that 'other' people are complicated and won't tell you the rules. in no part of setting this topic topic up there's even a hint of her adapting, or doing anything actively with the new information. She laid out her approach entirely, and the unbalanced response of her vs the other side's expectation is staggering once you actually compare them. strike 1) the fact she made a whole movie about the date needing to thank you for your direct rejection - and this came before any analysis on her own adjustments - is really revealing. Notice how she spent MINUTES projecting adjustments onto others and didn't even consider her own. strike 2) within seconds she goes "i felt rejected it feels bad" and then immediately after "then someone groveled before me" when she was the one rejecting. she doen't even have a minimum of self awareness to at least avoid inconsistencies stringed one after another. All her energy is utilized crafting that warm-sounding tone and appearance, but the content of the points is a contradiction from start to end. she really reminds me of Elizabeth Holmes. strike 3) finally, she might have some introspection for the last seconds. Her weak point is that she brings herself down too much. She doesn't believe in herself enough - is her critique about her approach. Because "belief" is really her conclusion to all men ignoring her after actually getting to meet her. It's all vibes and moods and energies and crystals. This is like the scammiest cringiest mindset coaches but for women, the brainrot is astounding. Absolutely not one second she wondered maybe she did some universally unlikeable things, or wonder why in an app that's 80% men, all men end up ignoring her. conclusion: if you listen to each individual sentence, the moment to moment is wonderful: soft spoken and sounding intelligent and measured. there's no clippable moment that's outrageous and edgy. She sounds so very attentive and observing of the surroundings. It's when you actually try to summarize the points, that it reveals how fake it is: the bottom line is, she's unlucky, all men ignoring her doesn't even have a hint about her selection or standards, everyone else is bad faith, and all she needs to improve on is not bring herself down too much. She clearly crafts an aura of understanding but there's sparks where her honest self seeps through - like describing someone as "groveling back to her" just when she made a gigantic point about rejection feeling really bad. if you find yourself in this situation (that you're a stuck-up nosed moron who thinks it's just bad luck), break down all of the pros and cons around your dating experiences. Compare them and weigh them up. Make a summary where everything shows in one page, so you can physically see, if you're anyone like this person, that in your current mindset 98% of the fault falls on the world and 2% is you just not girlbossing hard enough with fake confidence.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
Jesus Christ I feel you make so many assumptions without even knowing me. I like that you’re thorough but I actually talk about my own way I adapt in part two. This was just a snippet of what I was sharing and you’re taking this as who I am entirely. It’s like you listened to nothing I actually said and just wanted to tell me what you thought you knew the whole time. I don’t pretend to know you.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
I didn't understand after first read that you thought the person who came back to beg to hang out with me I had rejected. That's not actually the case at all. I would never revel in the fact someone I rejected came back to grovel. He ghosted me.
@Progressional
@Progressional Ай бұрын
Delusion is strong in this one. Boys, this one pump n dump example at its finest.
@MrHDProd
@MrHDProd Ай бұрын
Remember guys while Chad gets it for free, you have to pay 💯💯
@seidyn9439
@seidyn9439 Ай бұрын
Lol she think her skills matters kskksksksks, women know nothing about men 😂😂😂, "the sweet guys where in a pact that i didnt like", holly shit girl you already told the reason you got ghosted, its because you dont like good man sskskksksks
@dforeigner
@dforeigner Ай бұрын
The reason why shes single and getting ghosted is right here 6:14. The lengths women go to explain going for chad and tyrone knowing full well they'll be used is amusing.
@darkchaozbringer785
@darkchaozbringer785 Ай бұрын
I was wondering what the deal was with all the yapping prior. It was the setup for shrugging off all accountability/responsibility as per usual.
@SangheliosGaming
@SangheliosGaming Ай бұрын
There are probably to many little facts that you didn't said intentionally or unintentionally, that probably could be taken in consideration for giving conclusion.Actually stop making youtube videos on your personal stuff no body gives a damn. I don't want to make you sad or mad, but men are having far far more difficult time compared to women in dating space trust me.
@katihmari118
@katihmari118 Ай бұрын
Interesting
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
It is
@mpuppybreath
@mpuppybreath Ай бұрын
I've really enjoyed the last 2 videos. Awesome thoughts on the ghosting topic. It was a treat to see parts of New England and hear about your Dad. Loved the shots of you sitting on the rock and eating lunch. Beautiful! btw, I like Nick Lewis too! He's great! #nobarndoors !!! lol Thanks! xoxo
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
Nick is so classic! Yay thank you. I think I’ll try and film more things like that when I’m away from home. It’s so hard to know what to do when it comes to people I feel when you have a high threshold for bs. Maybe in a round about way my leniency will help me actually have less tolerance to not get stuck by them. We’ll see!
@mpuppybreath
@mpuppybreath Ай бұрын
@@saywinkepilogue 😉🤗
@amandap9053
@amandap9053 Ай бұрын
Fingers crossed the date goes well!
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
It went really well! But then it got confusing. You’ll see.
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 Ай бұрын
You look very beautiful.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
Thank you
@federalnoise
@federalnoise Ай бұрын
Stay single, get a teddy bear
@Sherrie561
@Sherrie561 2 ай бұрын
How wonderful!! That would be such a fun career !! And a creative outlet.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 2 ай бұрын
I think it will be so cool too let’s hope I can manage to do it but thank you for saying so I love that supportive energy! ❤️
@JaciStarr
@JaciStarr 2 ай бұрын
As far as improving health, I’m a huge researcher and nutrition is a passion of mine. I stumbled upon the carnivore diet and it changed my life… it’s incredible for losing weight, clearing up skin, pretty much any ailment you can think of. Most noticeably to me it improved my mental health to a degree I didn’t think was possible. So I encourage you to look up KZfaq videos and hear people’s stories of going carnivore - I know this sounds crazy but plants contain a ton of toxins and anti nutrients and they’re responsible for pretty much every health problem you can think of, I 100% believe that. It goes against everything we’re taught/common knowledge but we really just aren’t built to consume carbs of any kind. We need a high fat/moderate protein diet with as close to zero carbs as possible. This is something you can do as an experiment without spending tons of money just to SEE if it improves anything… give it at least 60-90 days, but most people see massive improvements within 30 days. I mainly eat beef, butter, bacon, eggs (sometimes chicken or seafood) I know it sounds restrictive but it’s SO worth it when you start to feel better physically/mentally, look better (my skin/hair literally reverse aged), and have more energy. It automatically regulates your hormones so if you are having a hormone issue it will help that too. Lots of doctors on KZfaq promoting this way of eating and explaining how it is ancestrally appropriate. Again - I relate to feeling frustrated with the medical industry. Their education is literally funded by drug companies so they are learning very biased ways of treating conditions - they know almost nothing about proper nutrition and don’t even ask you about your diet most the time. It’s so discouraging which is why I have had to take matters into my own hands and heal my health problems myself.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue Ай бұрын
Sorry for the late response your comment was flagged by KZfaq for some reason and hidden in my “held for review” section which I don’t check often so I didn’t know you’d commented! I think it’s interesting that your experience usually mirrors mine a lot of the time. My brother has been on carnivore diet for about 6-7 months and my dad 5 or so. My brother is always telling me I should do it but I don’t know I don’t know if I will enjoy it. I already don’t enjoy food because of my taste smell problem and I was never a big meat eater so it seems maybe not the best move for me but I can see the benefits. My brother had a sore on his foot for a year and a half that just never healed he was pre-diabetic despite being relatively thin. He ate really badly and didn’t take care of his body well. He tried a ton of doctors and things to heal his sore on top of his foot but nothing medical worked. They wanted to like remove his veins or something. So he tried carnivore which he’s strict about and I think last month he told me his wound finally reached a point of healing that it was closing up. Do you drink electrolytes? I think my dad and brother said that was super important on that diet.
@JaciStarr
@JaciStarr Ай бұрын
@@saywinkepilogue Ugh, the fact my comment was flagged pisses me off, lol. A lot of censorship happens in the carnivore community (which should tell us something) ...big food and big pharma companies don't WANT us to heal ourselves through real food, they want to continue profiting off of us, selling us addictive products, keeping us dumb and weak and easy to manipulate (consumers). I can relate to you, I was never a big meat eater either... just didn't really care for it. But if you don't enjoy food much anyway, you might as well put the proper nutrition in your body (food isn't supposed to be a pleasurable/drug-like/dopamine inducing experience, it's just supposed to fuel the body). My energy levels these days are OUT OF THIS WORLD, I can just go go go (10 years ago I never could have DREAMED of having this kind of energy, I was practically bed ridden). After a while of being on this diet, your tastes change - now I love red meat and I love the chewy fatty bits (which I used to think were so gross!). You get back to how nature intended and most people on this diet only want ruminant animals (like cows, who have multiple stomach chambers) and the more lean meats like chicken and fish don't seem as appetizing. Your hunger signals get all messed up when you eat carbs - once you remove them, you only feel hungry when you are TRULY hungry (many people only eat once a day, I eat twice). That's awesome that your dad and brother are doing it, more and more people seem to be catching on because those of us that do it can't shut up about the benefits so word spreads. My dad just ended up in the hospital from hypertension (caused by eating too much sugar/carbs!) and I'm working on convincing him to go carnivore to hopefully extend his life and have a better quality of life. I won't lie, the transition is not easy, so might want to do it slowly. Getting off carbs causes withdrawal symptoms just like getting off any other drug! Some YT channels I recommend: KenDBerryMD (huge wealth of information), MyZeroCarbLife (very charismatic lady who lost a ton of weight and does lots of interviews) , Steak and Butter Gal (she had lots of acne/skin issues that she healed from this diet), Neah's Way (I love her/relate to her most, she's our age)...there's a ton more out there!
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 2 күн бұрын
​@@saywinkepiloguegreat videos .
@JaciStarr
@JaciStarr 2 ай бұрын
I had Invisalign from age 33-35… I was quoted 12-18 months and when they said that I thought “okay, it’s going to take 2 years” and I was right. Also something to keep in mind is you will have to wear trays at night for the rest of your life or they will shift back, so it’s a continued expense to keep buying retainers (I get a new set about every 6 months or so). I am happy to have straight teeth and it’s more comfortable, my bite is better overall but it took time to adjust to a completely different bite. I have heard horror stories of people whose bite got more messed up after Invisalign - a lot of people warn against getting treated by a dentist as straightening teeth is not their specialty. I’d recommend a highly trained/high rated orthodontist (tho more expensive, it’s just not worth the risk of going the cheaper route when it comes to your teeth imo). Another thing to consider - the health of my teeth declined. My teeth have de-calcification from the attachments that were on my teeth, and one tooth even became more translucent. There’s even risks of teeth falling out (I’ve heard of it happening to people, I used to be in facebook groups for Invisalign which really opens your eyes to everything that could go wrong.) Not trying to scare you, you might luck out and have a totally smooth/good experience but there’s also a lot that can go wrong so it’s a risk. It might be worth it tho if it makes you less self conscious and feel better about smiling. Overall I’m happy I did it but I wish I had known more about the risks. Also I felt gaslit by the staff at the end - they put in a permanent wire retainer and I immediately had bad effects from it - it gave me headaches (I never get headaches) and when I went back in to discuss this they were like “ooooh, are you under a lot of stress lately” i was like “no, there’s been no change in my life besides this metal in my mouth” and they didn’t seem to believe it was possible… but I insisted they remove it and I immediately felt better. So I just stick to wearing the plastic trays at night (and my bottom teeth did not stay perfectly straight, but at least much better than what they were pre-treatment) …so just know that perfection probably isn’t possible, just improvement. They also told me it’s not possible that the attachments caused decalcification - then how come I didn’t have that before? And how come the decalcification is in the EXACT shape of where the attachment was, lol …that pissed me off. At the end of the day they are selling you a product/service and they don’t want to be held responsible for anything that may go wrong… just something to be wary of.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 2 ай бұрын
Omg I'm like wide eyed at reading this. First of all I am so sorry that your experience was like this. It sounds so grueling. Good for you for going to them and telling them to take the wire out. You know your body best. It's such a hard thing to be like look I have a problem when they are using their expertise to tell you it's not possible. It's such a weird balance of trusting yourself vs trusting them. Ugh makes me think I should have gotten regular braces. Ugh. I knew about the commitment for life thing with the retainer or the trays to keep it straight but I guess I didn't know about all the ways it could make things much worse. Thanks for letting me know your experience, I appreciate it.
@asatara5750
@asatara5750 2 ай бұрын
My retainers that I use are still good after 2 years - no need to repurchase them, they said they will last 10 years not sure about that but cleaning helps a lot and also they are made of a thicker material I think that they might last 7 years
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 2 ай бұрын
@@asatara5750 excellent!
@JaciStarr
@JaciStarr 2 ай бұрын
@@asatara5750True, they can last longer, it’s not necessary to replace them as often as I do… I just feel they get kinda nasty after a while even with consistent cleaning. Also when I put in new trays they feel much tighter which leads me to believe the trays do get a bit looser over time.
@asatara5750
@asatara5750 2 ай бұрын
@@JaciStarr we might have different retainers. Mine are by No means perfect but with a vinegar and water mixture where they stay in it for a few hours I get them relatively clean. And when I leave them out for a few days they are kind of tight again. But we will see how long mine will last… I am always scared of loosing them, cuz I only have one pair
@asatara5750
@asatara5750 2 ай бұрын
I have done invisiglin for 3.5 years. I just wanted to close a small gap bur the dentist was determined to make it wider and better overall. I Paid a good Price for what He did… But it took forever 😅
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 2 ай бұрын
Omg that’s soooo long how did you manage that length of time??? The only way I said yes to this was because they quoted me 13 months for my case. I understand it might take a few more trays if things don’t move as they imagine they will but 3.5 wow. Was that the length of time you thought all along??? Hats off to you for your persistence my god.
@asatara5750
@asatara5750 2 ай бұрын
The length I thought was one year …. Then it went on and on … I kept asking …the thigh is when things are not going to Plan they will do new scans and order new plastic aligners that takes a while … that needed to happen multiple times …after a while you just endure and accept it how it is 😅 the final result was very good though
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 2 ай бұрын
@@asatara5750 OMG! Thank you for your feedback. I was thinking this might be a quick and easy thing. Now I'm realizing what I might be in for. Since two of you guys have said it takes forever. Did you have the bonding done on your teeth after?
@asatara5750
@asatara5750 2 ай бұрын
I think it’s still worth it but such things can happen. Yes I did the bonding but also need to wear aligners twice per week. Happy to help, I would do it again, it was worth the pain
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 2 күн бұрын
Great videos.
@marramambertamarramamberta9107
@marramambertamarramamberta9107 2 ай бұрын
You are beautiful inside and outside.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 2 ай бұрын
Thank you ❤️
@kitten103083
@kitten103083 3 ай бұрын
Dang I’m gonna miss you.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 3 ай бұрын
Don’t you worry I will be back!
@rochellea2073
@rochellea2073 3 ай бұрын
I'm so sad to hear it but I completely respect your choices! I have really enjoyed your perspectives on being single, dating and your life aspirations!! You are different, and have unique insights on things but at the same time you are very relatable. Hearing you has helped my life journey and balance of managing my own personal goals with dating and what it all means. I hope to see you again soon. Best of luck to you!!🤗🤗
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 3 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing that with me because a lot of the time I feel people don’t get much from this and maybe the risk isn’t worth it. When I see that it actually is useful in some way I’m reenergized so thank you truly. I’ll return!!
@YouCouldBe
@YouCouldBe 3 ай бұрын
I’m so sorry to hear you don’t feel the same kind of safe opening up in this space you created here 😢 Your videos have been such important and relatable parts of my weeks! Whatever is going on, know that the people who understand you and who respect you will be here waiting for your return! And also in your corner. It sounds like you’ve had a hard couple of weeks between your brain tangle and this. Sending lots of well wishes that peace and YOUR people surround you and that whatever is hurting this space for you is blasted to hell 🙏
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 3 ай бұрын
YOU are my people ❤️
@Sherrie561
@Sherrie561 3 ай бұрын
❤❤ will be here when you are ready.
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 3 ай бұрын
Thank you Sherrie!!
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 2 күн бұрын
​@@saywinkepiloguekeep up with your great work.
@mpuppybreath
@mpuppybreath 3 ай бұрын
An important topic! excellent vlog and much appreciated🙏🤗
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 3 ай бұрын
Thank you my friend!
@mpuppybreath
@mpuppybreath 3 ай бұрын
@@saywinkepilogue 😉
@r.s1955
@r.s1955 3 ай бұрын
Wow baby I love you ❤️🌹
@kitten103083
@kitten103083 3 ай бұрын
Would you ever want to sell a pdf of the systems and process you built in reselling ? I’d buy it for sure. 😊
@saywinkepilogue
@saywinkepilogue 3 ай бұрын
Awww thank you for your vote of confidence I wouldn’t be comfortable charging anything for what I know only because I’m not a success right now with my methods at least so I’d feel bad being like do it my way.
@lawrencelam6719
@lawrencelam6719 2 күн бұрын
​@@saywinkepilogueall of your videos and your natural beauty are all also very beautiful too.