agingwheels
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On Hiatus
🕑 Added 2019-06-29 17:13:03 +0000 UTCHello! I'm going on a mental health vacation for a few weeks. When will I start making videos again? I don't know, but not until I'm good and ready. What's going on? You may have noticed I've already been quite absent lately. I'm on anti-depressants now, and I just need some time to get back to normal.
In addition, I'll be changing my Patreon model from monthly to a 'per creation' basis after the first of next month. I've simply been too absent to charge you all every month. In the future, I'll only charge during the months where I put out a video. More announcements to follow eventually.
EDIT: I can't change Patreon to per creation, unfortunately. I made an assumption that was incorrect.
Cheers!
Comments
Craig Brickey
Robert, I just wanted to let you know you're not alone. This summer has been a particularly bad one for me with depression, anxiety, and panic attacks. Having been through this before, I know they'll pass, but it doesn't make it any easier when you're going through it. I take a bit of medication for it, and I'm back to weekly sessions with my therapist. No matter how many times I've watched them, your videos give me a lift and a laugh on days that are otherwise pretty dark. Hang in there, and when you're ready to entertain us again, we'll all be here for you.
Matt Dupuis
I hope you're doing alright, Robert.
We love you Robert <3 take all the time you need
Tangocola
Hope your doing well
Tom Carlson
Everyone has their own take on Patreon, but I don't view it as transactional. I don't have an expectation of getting X for my monthly dollar. I just want to support the cool things you do. So take care of yourself, and worry about us later.
Robert, i've been a fan of your channel for a while and have just signed up for Patreon after seeing this, so I can support you a little. I know money doesn't improve mental health, but if a few more of us pledge a dollar here and there it's certainly going to make things more comfortable. Enjoy your break, and remember - quality not quantity. We're all happy to wait. H x
Roland Scharathow
Robert, all the best wishes! Please take care, and see tpo yourself! We'll be here for you when you decide it's time to come back...!
Karl Kornel
Good luck!
Pete Conneely
Take all the time you need, no pressure. I can relate somewhat, having known a couple of people with long-term depression and it's often not taken seriously (people mistake it for meaning 'a bit sad'). I don't know about your own circumstances but switching to YouTube full time must've been difficult, Brian from Regular Car Reviews has said a few times it gets quite lonely not having people to work with, but you find ways to fix that. Anyway, as others have said, we'd rather you were happy than churning out videos (you've made enough great ones to keep everyone going in the meantime), so take it easy :)
Daan
Good call First things first. Also staying.
Take your time, man.
