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THAT'S HOW

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Why it worked

The video resonates with viewers by touching on the relatable and often difficult experience of having to grow up too quickly, creating a sense of shared understanding and emotional connection.

Summary

The speaker reflects on how they had to grow up too fast at the age of 12 or 13, contrasting it with the typical childhood experiences of playing and not having adult responsibilities. They note that this early maturation creates a different dynamic and perspective on life.

Structure

1Speaker reflects on coping mechanisms
2Age of 12 or 13 discussed as a time of early responsibility
3Contrast with typical childhood activities
4The concept of growing up too fast and its impact
5Comparison to another person's similar story

Call to action

Tag a friend who was the "designated adult" in their family growing up. ❤️

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THAT'S HOW JUST REALLY WER AND HOW OLD WERE YOU AT THAT TIME? WAS JUST 12 OR 13. THAT'S AMAZING. CRAZY. LIKE AT THE 13, PRACTICALLY DIDN'T GET A CHANCE TO A KID. ENJOY YOUR CHILDHOOD. EXACTLY. BECAUSE, WHEN I LOOK BACK AND FEEL WHEN OR 13, BREAKING SHIT THE HOUSE AND YOU KNOW? WITH MY BROTHER TIME- NOT TAKING CARE AND IT'S, IT'S A COMPLETELY DYNAMIC BECAUSE SO... NOW I CAN SEE HOW KHUSHMIT'S STORY VERY IT'S NOT ABOUT THE STORY TO THE BOTH IT'S ABOUT YOU HAVING GROW UP VERY

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You are 12 years old and the world is already on your shoulders. Today we are talking about the "huge thing" that happens when a child is forced to grow up too fast. While most 12-year-olds are out playing and causing trouble, some are at home managing a crisis. It is a completely different dynamic that changes how you see the world forever. Tag a friend who was the "designated adult" in their family growing up. ❤️ @Talk.To.Sushant @adishree @aashbhan7 @aashutoshsaysthings @Arya_Koirala @Prats @Swastika Gazmer @kushmitakhadka