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0:00so we're going to be looking at the
0:01amazing digital circus and taking a look
0:03at the personality types of the main
0:06characters not the NPCs and not today so
0:09we'll be delving into their anxieties
0:12and fears and their personality types
0:14and you can let me know which one would
0:17you be you really can't leave and
0:19constantly chasing an unattainable goal
0:21will start driving you a bit crazy and
0:23eventually you get to asking what the
0:24point of anything is and you completely
0:26lose sight of who you are and why you're
0:27even alive and when you reach your
0:29Breaking Point something really terrible
0:31can
0:32happen what ratha is talking about is
0:36whenever you're trying to do something
0:38over and over again that anxiety of not
0:40being able to attain something or
0:43wanting something and it just never
0:45happens it's called learned helplessness
0:47when you keep on doing the same thing
0:49and you don't attain that goal but also
0:52with learned helplessness it ends up
0:54giving you that feeling of an
0:55existential dread a feeling of what's
0:58even the purpose to any of this I know
1:01we didn't always get along like when you
1:03called me out for fake laughing at your
1:04jokes I swear I really did think they
1:06were funny I was just having a bit of a
1:08bad day rathia is that quintessential
1:11caretaker she's often unsure of herself
1:14and her being that archetype of the rag
1:17doll I think is exceptionally fitting
1:18cuz the rag doll is the one that you
1:20throw around and beat up and they're
1:23always there for more and she's even
1:25missing an eye and had one replaced I
1:28think that that shows a lot of that
1:30cautionary tale of being a caretaker
1:32saying yes and always people pleasing
1:35when sometimes it would be better to set
1:37some boundaries caretakers also often
1:40attach themselves to people that will
1:42hurt them and continue to come back for
1:45more they're often also have a
1:47difficulty with their own selfworth
1:49they're always trying to people please
1:51even if it comes at their own cost I
1:54also think that this scene shows that
1:56secret wish of the caretaker to be cared
1:59for and
2:00protected you thinkk
2:03you help me out here I understand you
2:09don't want
2:12to and that part that she says could you
2:15help me but I would understand if you
2:17don't want to right away she's already
2:20making excuses for others caretakers
2:23also will often feel what someone else
2:25will feel over themselves or when you
2:27ask them how they're feeling they'll
2:29respond about how someone else is
2:31feeling and they feel really comfortable
2:33to be able to defend and protect others
2:36but often they wouldn't do the same
2:37thing for themselves I'm more worried
2:40she's having another horrible experience
2:42she still seems really upset about what
2:44happened yesterday I don't think she
2:46really likes me that much it's a lot for
2:49anybody to go through and that feeling
2:51of not being liked is often really
2:53common also of caretaker personalities
2:56and the interesting part is that she
2:58should be the one that's obs set a lot
3:00of caretakers have a difficult time of
3:02being angry at other people but it would
3:04be a fair thing if she was upset at pomy
3:06for leaving her to the abstraction even
3:09though it's understandable the
3:10abstraction was really really scary but
3:12it would still be an understandable
3:13emotion but not only is she not angry or
3:15upset about that but she worries that
3:17the other person doesn't like her don't
3:20take it too personally I remember how
3:22long it took for you to adjust oh yeah
3:26I'm surprised you remember that remember
3:29for what it's really sweet how warm she
3:33felt by being remembered being seen
3:37often caretakers lose parts of
3:39themselves lose their identity and
3:41living lives for others doing things for
3:44others giving up things and for
3:46caretakers they're often so worried
3:48about being abandoned or being forgotten
3:49that they'll say yes to a lot of
3:51situations going out to eat to
3:53restaurants they don't want to go to or
3:55seeing movies that they might not want
3:57to see and so being remembered or having
3:59someone do something for you is often
4:01very healing for them and so for those
4:04of you that are rathas you really do
4:06want to work on learning about your own
4:08identity the things you like and that
4:10you don't and being able to say no even
4:13though that sometimes can be a really
4:16scary
4:21thing oh no they killed zubble anyway
4:25you guys want to go get something to eat
4:27so ja puts himself first first he cares
4:30about himself and really the way that he
4:32goes about the world is that good things
4:34are things that are good for him and bad
4:36things are things that are bad for him a
4:38lot of people that have leared to make
4:39sure to take care of themselves it's
4:41because when they were growing up they
4:43weren't taken care of and they leared
4:45very early that if they don't care for
4:47themselves if they don't trust
4:48themselves that no one else would so
4:50they end up being really resourceful and
4:53always thinking about the gains in a
4:55situation that they may need as leverage
4:57at a later date and you can also tell
4:59the tone where he talks about killing
5:02zubal kind of this monotonous tone that
5:05he really doesn't care he says the words
5:07but they don't matter he feels no
5:09empathy or at least outwardly shows that
5:12he's feeling no empathy which could be
5:14two ways sometimes we do that because
5:16we're trying to protect ourselves from
5:18feeling so we're acting like we don't to
5:20keep people away and at a distance and
5:22sometimes it's because we genuinely
5:24don't feel that way which would kind of
5:26separate the difference between him
5:28being either more narcissist or
5:30sociopathic or more defensive and
5:32self-preservation you can let me know as
5:35we go through to see a little bit more
5:36of Jax's character which way he might
5:39align you shouldn't have keys to
5:41anyone's room nah I've got keys
5:43everywhere and you've all been fine by
5:45the way I may have left something in
5:46your room today so you're not afraid of
5:48centipedes Are you jack what it could be
5:51a completely unrelated question you'll
5:53never know until it's too
5:55late so Jax has that mischievous trait
5:59but also so he uses the power dynamics
6:02to his own benefit plus he has complete
6:05issues with boundaries and consequences
6:08being able to use things that he might
6:09need to get ahead at a later State
6:12feeling absolutely no shame in doing it
6:15either oh he's doing great in fact I
6:19don't think I've ever seen him this
6:20happy before well it's good to know he
6:22hasn't completely lost his
6:26mind he actually asked me to give you
6:28this
6:34W I feel a little bit torn about this
6:36scene with Jack because at first I was
6:38like oh he saved everyone else from kofo
6:41but it also was a little bit self-
6:43serving he's safer as well if he's with
6:46a group so this could be a little bit of
6:48him being mischievous and trying to
6:51protect everyone else or do you think it
6:53was more just self- serving and
6:55self-preservation where he threw the
6:57bowling ball to make sure that
6:58everyone's there to keep him safe as
7:00well you can let me know in the comments
7:02below even yet you're still watching it
7:05I'm not here for the adventure or
7:06anything I'm just here to hide from
7:11that so that shows a little bit that Jax
7:14was more hiding out from the abstraction
7:16then trying to protect everyone else but
7:19sometimes we don't want to let other
7:20people know that we care about them and
7:23so we try to protect people or do the
7:25right thing but don't want to carry all
7:27of that emotional baggage of people
7:29leaning on us or expecting that from us
7:31all the time we may believe that people
7:33in the end are going to be self- serving
7:35to us as well and so why get close to
7:39people I'm so unbelievably disappointed
7:42right now well maybe there will be blood
7:45death and violence in the next adventure
7:47ha how wholesome and there are some
7:49people that are needing of adrenaline to
7:51feel that dopamine because they want to
7:53feel anything at all so does Jax just
7:56want to have death and destruction
7:58because he wants to to feel anything or
8:00do you think it's because he thrives
8:02upon it and he leans more towards being
8:05mischievous then he leans more towards
8:07being nefarious farewell Brave
8:12Knights oh hey maybe I didn't leave the
8:15gate unlock for nothing after all uh
8:17what I thought he was dead you still did
8:19that okay wait you did what now well
8:22love to help you again sometime
8:24bye for me ja kind of leans more on
8:27being mischievous
8:30than being someone that's sociopathic
8:32though he definitely has a certain
8:34amount of Tendencies especially to the
8:36poor candy people but he also knows that
8:39these are all NPCs and he does still
8:42protect all of the people that are
8:43people around him even though he knows
8:46that this is a digital circus he knows
8:48that this is all digital so we can't
8:50take what he does seriously the things
8:52that you do in a game or on a digital
8:54realm is not the same thing that you
8:56might do in real life sometimes we Act
8:59act out the wants that we have inside of
9:01us in different ways that can be helpful
9:04but you still want to know that that
9:05doesn't mean that people might not get
9:07hurt as well but that doesn't mean that
9:10even if you're playing a game or
9:11something isn't real that real people's
9:13feelings will not be hurt because of
9:15that because words can hurt and trust is
9:18really important and sometimes you're
9:20going to need people to trust you so if
9:22you've been playing pranks on people
9:23especially if they're Crossing Lines of
9:26boundaries and safety and trust you have
9:29to to be wary because there might be a
9:31point where you need someone to trust
9:32you and they won't one of Kane's Little
9:35Adventures they're just something fun to
9:37do to you know prevent us from going
9:41insane speak for yourself if anyone
9:44needs me then F off oh god oh
9:48je subie has a personality type that
9:51often gets overloaded and probably is
9:53working so hard just to manage keeping
9:56everything that they have together that
9:58they can't carry anyone else's load the
10:01nice part is that zubble is aware of
10:03that and so when feels overloaded they
10:06leave a situation and hopes that they
10:07can continue to maintain themselves I
10:10think that it's hard for other people to
10:12understand when someone leaves a
10:14situation because they're overloaded or
10:16things are too much for them or they
10:17need to take care of themselves that is
10:19actually a healthy defense mechanism to
10:22leave a situation if it is too much not
10:24always is that possible but sometimes
10:27things are just overloading and other
10:30people may not understand it or see it
10:32as being cold or callous because you
10:34can't carry anyone else's load but you
10:37have to be aware of what you can and
10:39what you can't do so zubu in a lot of
10:41ways would be the opposite of ratha's
10:44character traits a whole bunch of these
10:46different pieces that don't always fit
10:48together that are kind of mismatched
10:50that can be changed and altered and
10:52sometimes held together just by sticks
10:54and sometimes don't we all feel that way
10:56that we're just trying to glue
10:58everything together keep things together
11:00so that we can function and
11:03survive oh thank God you're okay you
11:06didn't experience a game show in there
11:08did you uh I what are you talking
11:14about I also love the dry humor and that
11:18I don't care why are you bothering me
11:20kind of attitude it's so refreshing to
11:22me to be able to have someone that kind
11:24of gives you that brush off even though
11:26she's just been rescued instead of her
11:28feeling all thank you so much and
11:30gushing with emotions she's more of that
11:33analytical person that holds everything
11:35in and keeps everyone at arms
11:38length bubble you can't say
11:41that no wait I'm testing out a new AI in
11:45this one it should be 57 times more
11:47immersive ooh a new AI you don't want to
11:50mess with the new AI zubie uh yeah
11:56no so zubie is that more analytical type
12:00of person the person that has a Gruff
12:03exterior but you don't want to assume
12:06that just because someone has a Gruff
12:07exterior that they're not soft and warm
12:10on the inside actually often this
12:12personality type if they allow you to
12:14get close enough to them can actually be
12:17really warm and caring and thoughtful
12:20but only the people that they see
12:21warranted or that they respect enough to
12:24care
12:27about got everything ready now I know
12:30that this is just a little tiny moment
12:33but I think that this shows that zubal
12:35really does care from the tone of her
12:38voice to being able to touch pomy to be
12:41able to comfort her her going over there
12:45to try to comfort pomy really does show
12:48that people matter to her and that's the
12:51thing is that you don't want to judge
12:52someone just on the behavior but where
12:54are they usually and what is the change
12:56and I think that that's a huge change
12:58from usually keeping people at arms
13:01length this is zubie showing that it
13:03matters to me and I feel bad that you're
13:06hurt and you want to actually judge
13:08people's behavior on differences and
13:11alterations if someone's always very
13:13exuberant with affection then them being
13:15exuberant with affection is their
13:18Baseline and so it would only be the
13:19difference of negative to positive that
13:21would show a difference in how they feel
13:24so if you are more of a zubu you might
13:26have difficulty with being able to let
13:28people people in you might show off with
13:31having a rough exterior to try to keep
13:33people away because they may be
13:35overloading it may be too much or you
13:37may worry about getting hurt and so I
13:39think that Zubie's journey is to be able
13:42to let people in and to let people know
13:45who they are my comedy mask is broken
13:50again oh gangle you startled me gangle
13:55is that character type that's dealing
13:57with depression or seem to be a
14:00depressive person and so they're
14:02constantly wearing a mask of pretending
14:05to be okay so that everyone else feels
14:08all right around them trying to pretend
14:10that you are happy and everything is
14:12okay is exhausting though and I think
14:14that it's very true that sometimes that
14:16mask just breaks and you just can't do
14:18it anymore so often people that are more
14:20depressive or dealing with depression
14:22will just kind of stay inside and not
14:25want to interact with others because
14:26they can't pretend anymore and only with
14:28people people that you really trust
14:30would you be able to let go of that mask
14:32and show them who you really are and
14:35it's just such a difficult thing to have
14:36to do all of the time pretending is
14:39exhausting and so you already don't have
14:41that much energy and now you have to
14:42expend even more energy to pretend
14:44something that isn't happening if you
14:46don't have any more energy left in your
14:48tank then this is probably too much
14:50energy in the first place all right
14:52gangle when we catch up to them I'll
14:54jump over crawl inside and shoot them
14:56repeatedly until they're unrecognizable
14:58I feel like that violates some kind of
15:00convention you're violating my ears with
15:02your clap back get driving driver when
15:04you're already emotionally overload and
15:06there is not much energy left it takes
15:08so much more energy to be able to fight
15:10off people and be able to deal with
15:11other things sometimes because you are
15:13working so hard just to survive just to
15:16breathe just to get out of bed that
15:18you're just going to follow along even
15:20if you don't feel comfortable with
15:22something and that can often be
15:24something that someone that is more
15:26manipulative might take advantage of hey
15:29ribbons up and at them I don't think we
15:31aren't you supposed to be submissive and
15:33agreeable move it and so that can happen
15:35that you're already so fragile that you
15:37could break just like the mask that
15:39you're wearing but for gangle at least
15:42she does stand up for herself and say
15:45something but to have to fight someone
15:46all the time is so exhausting when
15:48you're already doing so much just a
15:50fight to survive it'll be epic why are
15:53there so many knives back here do it or
15:55I'll tell ratha about the figurine thing
15:59and that worry of being threatened like
16:01already if someone's going to threaten
16:03to use something against you that's
16:05already a really difficult situation to
16:07be in you don't want to be in that
16:08situation CU once someone knows that
16:10they can use something against you they
16:11will continue to do it all the time you
16:14don't want to deal with those kind of
16:16situations you want to be able to say it
16:18in the first place because usually it's
16:19better to just get it out and deal with
16:21it then have this used against you and
16:24then be constantly feeling that threat
16:26so hopefully at some point gangle will
16:28just let it out on their own so if
16:31you're more of a gangle you might be
16:33dealing with depression or depressive
16:35symptoms and feel like you're constantly
16:37having to fake it with those around you
16:39I would definitely say that sharing it
16:41so that people can know that sometimes I
16:42need a little bit of space or sometimes
16:44I'm not feeling that great and being
16:46able to get the help to be able to treat
16:48yourself sometimes though you feel so
16:50low that you don't think that you're
16:51worth it or that you feel that there's
16:53just darkness around you and there's not
16:54a light at the end of the tunnel but
16:56there is you can get help and especially
16:59for gangle to have all of these other
17:00people that you're becoming friends with
17:02and learning to make a new family so if
17:04you're a gangle hopefully you will learn
17:05that you are worth it and be able to get
17:07the help to live better and if you need
17:09help there will be some links in the
17:14description thank you perhaps help me
17:18out of here I understand you don't want
17:23to and pomy pomy is that gesture that
17:25doesn't really see their own True Value
17:27their true work
17:29but here pomy is showing such strength
17:32even though they're scared pomy even
17:34though I think that pomy gets a lot of
17:36hate for not saving ratha pomy did try
17:39reached out her hand and tried to and
17:41only when she got zapped herself did she
17:44run scared really easy to judge other
17:47people for being really frightened but
17:49she did make the attempt to do it but
17:51sometimes our fear gets the better of us
17:53and we end up going into fight or flight
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18:10that's a really common anxxiety that
18:12feeling that no matter what you're doing
18:15you're going through something over and
18:16over again and nothing is changing that
18:18feeling of being trapped being stuck
18:21that no matter what you choose nothing
18:23really is going to matter and that can
18:25cause those feelings of existential
18:27dread that feeling that nothing really
18:30matters what is the purpose to all of
18:32this and I think that that is what this
18:34digital circus is about is about each of
18:36us finding our own purpose and ourselves
18:39at the same
18:49time and pomy is actually really
18:52resourceful can think outside of the box
18:54and has a whole bunch of leadership
18:56skills but she seems to always second
18:58guess herself or underplay her own
19:01traits and values and that can often
19:03happen especially if we've never been
19:05told that or never recognized for the
19:07things that we bring to the table or if
19:09we have a lot of people around us that
19:10take our ideas and make them their own
19:13we can often lose sight of who we
19:15actually are and our own selfworth I'm
19:18nothing so this may seem weird but I
19:24think I know the feeling well maybe not
19:28the exact feeling and pomy is doing a
19:32really good job of comforting giku she
19:35understands but she also doesn't want to
19:37overstate or try to underplay gummy
19:40Goose feelings and so she undercuts it
19:42but you can also tell from even the way
19:44that she speaks is that she doesn't
19:46speak from Authority or with auress now
19:49I think in this case actually it works
19:51for her and probably is much more
19:52comforting for gummig go but I also
19:54think that that's a part of what pne's
19:56journey is to be able to find her own
19:58voice to be able to speak it and believe
20:00it in a really honest way not in a
20:03narcissistic self-inflated way but in a
20:06true
20:07way you still care about your buddies up
20:10there don't you I'm sure they still care
20:14about
20:14you what a beautiful way of being able
20:17to use something that is true to be able
20:19to hold on to a nugget to help pull
20:21someone out I think that pomy did a
20:23really wonderful job in being able to
20:26understand where gummy goo was coming
20:27from and also to give a nugget of truth
20:30that you know what the things that you
20:33care about are the things that matter to
20:35you and it doesn't matter what anyone
20:36else thinks or what anyone else gives
20:39value to the place I'm from if it has to
20:42be my
20:43home maybe it can be yours too the
20:47people there are interesting at the very
20:50least maybe you could be somebody real
20:54there I love what she said of maybe you
20:56could be real there or I I think that
20:58what pomy is also saying is that you
21:00could be real to me that my belief in
21:04you my care for you is what will make
21:06you real the things that matter to us
21:09are what are real to us and that makes
21:12it make a difference I guess I just
21:15don't want you to feel like you're
21:18nothing I don't want anybody to feel
21:21like that I love the levels of empathy
21:24that PNE has that strong care even for
21:28someone that in this case is an NPC a
21:31lot of people that feel this way are
21:33those super feelers the ones that care
21:36so much about people in books or TV or
21:39movies or their stuffed animals and they
21:42become real to them with an actual
21:44emotional attachment to them that also
21:46though means that they're very absorbent
21:48to other people's feelings and can be
21:50hurt even more deeply would I even
21:52belong I'm sure you wouldn't belong any
21:55less than me and I could use a
21:59friend a friend suppose I could give it
22:02a try and the way that she said it was
22:05not I could be your friend I'd be doing
22:07you a favor she said I could use a
22:10friend which for someone like gummy goo
22:13this is you could save or help me and
22:16that really changes the dynamic
22:18especially if you have more of that
22:20tough outer coding that you're supposed
22:22to be rough and tumble that you could
22:24rescue me you could help me I need you
22:28that really really could help someone be
22:29able to do that and so I love that pomy
22:31actually flipped that when you're
22:33dealing with someone that has difficulty
22:35in accepting help if you ask them for
22:37help instead sometimes you can help them
22:39as well so this is the circus huh not
22:42going get used to this oh looks like one
22:43of these guys made it through wait
22:48what wait what I felt exactly the same
22:52way pom does so that kind of gives you a
22:53little bit of what my personality type
22:55is like but that pain of her carrying so
22:58much this beautiful moment and then just
23:00poof he happens to be gone so if you are
23:04more lined with a pomy you are that
23:07super feeler that cares a lot but
23:09sometimes doesn't notice exactly their
23:11own worth and what you would want to be
23:13careful with is being too absorbent to
23:15everyone else's feelings or carrying
23:17everyone else's pain and at the same
23:19time being able to recognize yourself
23:22which leaves crybaby and hooa together
23:25to go handle the zubo situation they're
23:27the two most mentally stable and capable
23:29characters to be paired together my
23:31comedy mask is broken
23:35again oh gangle you startled me Ker's
23:40archetype is that person that is easily
23:42startled or is scared of even their own
23:45shadow is having to learn to be able to
23:48face their fears and take a look and be
23:50able to take care of themselves I think
23:52that for kinger being a king piece where
23:55you need everyone else to be able to
23:57support you even even though you're
23:58aware of the entire game at Play but
24:01that you need other support so you don't
24:03really have a lot of mechanisms to be
24:05able to protect yourself and often this
24:07would come about by someone that is
24:10overprotected that person that has been
24:12constantly bubble wrapped or had
24:14helicopter parents that their parents
24:16were even worried if they ran because
24:18they might fall down and hurt themselves
24:20but because of that the entire world
24:22becomes a dangerous place we need to be
24:24able to learn that we can fall down and
24:26get back up oh he's still up here guys
24:30py take this but even though ker is
24:34scared of things that doesn't mean that
24:36he isn't also Brave and shows courage
24:39and I think that for kinger his
24:41knowledge his wisdom is definitely shown
24:43by being able to think through different
24:45situations and trying to problem solve
24:48but just like a king piece that can only
24:50make one move ker is so often in the
24:53moment more of that ADHD they are
24:55thinking about what they're doing right
24:57now they may not always be noticing all
24:59of the other moves ahead of
25:02them hey kinger is that move attached to
25:05anything uh I don't know let me
25:09check kinger truly is only making one
25:12move at a time Royal figure well as a
25:16royal myself I would like to kindly ask
25:19if oh look there's zubel hi zubel help
25:23me you idiot and that shows how easily
25:25kinger can be distracted by the things
25:28that are happening around them and that
25:29can often happen with people that have
25:31more ADHD or add that something bright
25:35or shining or really exciting happens
25:38around them they can forget what other
25:40things they were doing or the task at
25:42hand so you would want to handle one
25:44thing at a time get through that and
25:46then move on to something else or to be
25:48able to write notes so that you can
25:50remember what other things you have to
25:51get back to after I always lose
25:56yes gotcha
26:01oh hey ker you mother but ker also wants
26:06to help wants to be useful wants to take
26:09care of the group and I think that
26:11that's a lovely trait that ker
26:15has oh thank God you're okay you didn't
26:18experience a game show in there did you
26:21uh so those sometimes ker is not
26:23thinking many steps ahead he is caring
26:25and wants to be able to take care of
26:27those that are around him so if you are
26:30more kinger you would want to be able to
26:32figure out different management
26:34techniques so that you don't get lost in
26:36any certain moment and forget about all
26:38of the other things that you have to do
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