This video is deeply personal to me. It took me days to record and to edit because I poured my heart and energy into every word. You’ll even hear the range of my energy levels throughout (something that comes with navigating chronic illness fatigue.) 👉 This video was sparked by Blizzard's recent blue post addressing Mythic+ leavers, but it’s about so much more than that. It dives into the systemic issues in gaming, the pressure to be perfect and how we can create healthier spaces for everyone. I truly believe this is the most important video I’ve created so far, not just for gamers, but for anyone interested in how systems and communities shape our behavior. If this message resonates with you, I hope you’ll give it a listen and if it speaks to you, consider sharing it. Your support means everything, not just to me, but to building the kind of gaming culture we all deserve.

@itsmekatsa It was a clever touch. You did good.

@Reil76 I am the same way but with youtube!

@Virtual_NeoCo Well put. haha I appreciate the gamer terms.

@Luffy_D_Cat I retrained my taste buds over time by consistently choosing healthier options. It also helped my gut microbiota thrive, and as a result, my cravings naturally shifted towards foods that make me feel better, especially in the mornings.

@Unfiltered_000 Male to male

@tp_p_pt This is so me

@noti4noti4 anything with chocolate

@MrGMYT That's sweet of you

@IqraThePoet I'll make tea when I wake up!

@Cloudxxgirl I think we all do!

@MirhaAfridi Classical never gets old for me

@i__Viviana Both have their purpose. I do love collecting used books though.

@alexxyrn_ Earbuds

@kristenbell551 Homemade food, every time. I feel better cooking my own food because I know what goes in.

@eternaltxts That's art

@Iamkira_3 Cheating is undeniably a choice. Mistakes are accidents, like spilling your coffee. Cheating involves deliberate actions (texts, calls, meetings) that require active decision-making at every step. A mistake is something you trip over. Cheating is what you walk into knowingly.

@Taniya_Rehman That would be the goal, honestly

@menscoach1 As a woman, I can confirm that no, I don’t lose respect over this.

@EmilyTisdale4 Some people might think so. If someone uses money to attract others or appears valuable because of their wealth, that could work. But someone could still be in the process of building their dreams, and I’d value them for their determination and willpower.