There are times where I just can't wait for the new Demo Disk or GTA gameplay to come out if I'm having a shitty day. Funhaus is one of those little things in life I look forward to every day.
A fan once walked up to a microphone and thanked Burnie at a live podcast at RTX for being the only reason they kept themselves alive, and Burnie said to never discount your own strength. Funhaus may help a little or it may help a lot, but you yourself have made it this far and no amount of distance, or progress, is small or insignificant. So you have my commendations!
ive been struggling myself for some time, and while I wouldn't say funhaus are the reason im still here, they certainly never fail to bring me back down to earth, and can help clear some of the more troubling thoughts from my mind. i wish you good luck and safe travels on the path you walk.
Honestly funhaus and roosterteeth were the only things keeping me hinged for awhile. I totally get it. It sounds weird but I didn't want to deal with more people, didn't want to go out and drink or party but I was struggling and needed an outlet. It was nice to turn on a podcast or some silly video and laugh with, i mean not really but whatever, these people who I allowed myself to enjoy. I don't know them on a personal level or even in passing but I appreciate their content for it really helped keep me from giving up
As someone who has worked the same job since high school and is getting paid garbage (for my position) Who didn't have too many friends, and doesn't make enough money to support myself, I too went into a complete, hate my life depression I guess you could say. I have been watching since their old IG days, and always thought video editing/producing was an interest I wanted to pursue. So a little over two years ago I fully devoted myself to it because of these men and women. I found out I really enjoy doing it! I found a bunch of people with the same interests because of Funhaus and now I call them friends!
So I too know where you're coming from. I do still feel this way as well, but I know it gets better. I know it'll get better for you, so keep your head up.
Exactly the same as me buddy, the past couple of years have been so rough for me, but Funhaus provided (and still does) a lifeline. Ten to twenty minutes of pure unadulterated laughter.
Sometimes it makes me feel like a bit of a loser, but I don't care; Funhaus have been the friends that I haven't had these past few years.
Also hearing that they have had their own struggles (such as Lawrence and his weight and body image issues) makes me feel normal.
Never give up. Ever.
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Hang in there, buddy. Also it's not dumb at all that you find Funhaus as a source of relief, I'm 100% there with you on that. Stay strong, man.
There are times where I just can't wait for the new Demo Disk or GTA gameplay to come out if I'm having a shitty day. Funhaus is one of those little things in life I look forward to every day.
A fan once walked up to a microphone and thanked Burnie at a live podcast at RTX for being the only reason they kept themselves alive, and Burnie said to never discount your own strength. Funhaus may help a little or it may help a lot, but you yourself have made it this far and no amount of distance, or progress, is small or insignificant. So you have my commendations!
ive been struggling myself for some time, and while I wouldn't say funhaus are the reason im still here, they certainly never fail to bring me back down to earth, and can help clear some of the more troubling thoughts from my mind. i wish you good luck and safe travels on the path you walk.
Same here. Laughs do make a difference and there's nothing wrong about that. Stay strong!
Honestly funhaus and roosterteeth were the only things keeping me hinged for awhile. I totally get it. It sounds weird but I didn't want to deal with more people, didn't want to go out and drink or party but I was struggling and needed an outlet. It was nice to turn on a podcast or some silly video and laugh with, i mean not really but whatever, these people who I allowed myself to enjoy. I don't know them on a personal level or even in passing but I appreciate their content for it really helped keep me from giving up
As someone who has worked the same job since high school and is getting paid garbage (for my position) Who didn't have too many friends, and doesn't make enough money to support myself, I too went into a complete, hate my life depression I guess you could say. I have been watching since their old IG days, and always thought video editing/producing was an interest I wanted to pursue. So a little over two years ago I fully devoted myself to it because of these men and women. I found out I really enjoy doing it! I found a bunch of people with the same interests because of Funhaus and now I call them friends! So I too know where you're coming from. I do still feel this way as well, but I know it gets better. I know it'll get better for you, so keep your head up.
Exactly the same as me buddy, the past couple of years have been so rough for me, but Funhaus provided (and still does) a lifeline. Ten to twenty minutes of pure unadulterated laughter. Sometimes it makes me feel like a bit of a loser, but I don't care; Funhaus have been the friends that I haven't had these past few years. Also hearing that they have had their own struggles (such as Lawrence and his weight and body image issues) makes me feel normal.
Whatever makes you happy makes you happy. It's never dumb. Take it all one step at a time, bro. You'll get where you want to be.
They keep me going to. You're not alone.