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🕑 Added 2022-07-11 18:01:14 +0000 UTCIt's time to get back into the swing of things, perhaps you may have noticed that for the past month or so I've been a bit off my game so to speak. I'd like to explain why.
I'm not here to make excuses about "life getting in the way" or anything like that, I have an obligation to all of you, this is an obligation that I choose and hold myself to, I want to not only be here to answer any messages and questions but to provide you with useful, insightful and hopefully interesting content that not only is entertaining but also educational.
I have been under considerable stress for the past two months or so (nothing I'm not used to), but it has affected the quality of my videos and I'm not happy about that. I will not allow it to continue to affect my videos however moving forward, one thing that has been weighing heavily on my mind is the death of my brother which is unusual as it never really was an issue previously, I would like to thank you all for allowing me to talk about it on my channel as it helped tremendously and it's no longer such a massive overbearing burden.
I really want to thank each and every one of you who reached out to me about my brother, I honestly have never talked about this before publicly and it was much harder than I thought, your support and messages were an incredible gift and something I'll never forget. The most bizarre thing is that I had been wanting to do a video about his death for months as it had really been bothering me for some reason and unbeknownst to me, the day I made the video I later found out from my mother is actually a day before he died, pure coincidence but again got me thinking about the fact that there really are some things that perhaps operate on a more subtle level that are beyond comprehension. I've included a link to the original, uncut live-stream here:
Again, Thank you all and I look forward to bringing you something special in the upcoming weeks.
- Stay Awesome
SerpentZA
Comments
John Smith
Thanks for sharing. Sad story to hear.
Chris Randle
Hope you are getting better mate. Any ideas in the pipeline? Your video was very encouraging because seeing anyone honestly share something so tragic can really help one with our own situations. I have to say that it's important to recognise any trauma for what it is. Just go careful and steady, and we all care about you and your health mate. Peace.
