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making a youtube channel about SAD

Started by Darker Than Black · Oct 24, 2009 · 10 replies

#1
I was wondering, what would be the after effects. I don't want people to start to view me differently, or say things behind my back. I don't want to walk into my classes or uni, and people are like "omg, this guy is this and that"

I was thinking of all out, with no mask, no cover up, and just show my face that kind of thing.

Give me some tips
#2
Who is gonna find out about it anyway? Why would ANYBODY, other than other social phobics, even search for that on youtube? There's LOTS of SAD youtube channels by the way.

Go for it.
#3
Yep. the chances that someone who knows you will find that video is less likely than winning the lottery twice in a row. But still, making vids and keeping them up is really hard lol with SA
#4
i'd support you, i dont think i could do it
#5
We will all subscribe to you man. DO it.
#6
I'll TRY (I couldn't lookat the camera while doing a sample vid) upload a vid on Sat, if I'm not busy with school, don't laught, the first vid is going to be kind of crappy
#7
Why said: ↑
i'd support you, i dont think i could do it

Same.I find peoples Youtube videos great for seeing how these things affect people differently or the same.
#8
I find that when I explain my SA to people, they're usually much more sympathetic than I think they're going to be. I doubt anyone you know will stumble across your videos though, so go for it 🙂.

I admire the youtubers who make videos about their SA, they're really brave.
#9
what do you guys want me to say on my 1st video?

I was thinking how it started, and how has it affected my life, then maybe someone can post comments?? about what my next vid should be about???
#10
I was trying to do a video the other day, but I could stop LMAO infront of the camera ...lol
#11
Yup I understand how hard it is to have a youtube channel. but the hardest part's not making the video, but keeping it up & resisting the temptation to delete it lol -- personal experience.

It seems to be a common problem among SA youtubers - I've not seen anyone who hasn't taken down the majority of their videos at 1 time or another.

It _is_ really hard to make videos. That's for sure.

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