This is a YouTube video titled "YouTube was my therapy #shorts" containing a personal narrative by a single speaker sharing their experience of living with pectus excavatum, the challenges faced during childhood, and how documenting their fitness journey on YouTube served as a form of therapy and self-improvement.
My story, for those who don't know, is that I was born with pectus excavatum, so my chest is indented. Kids would make fun of me before when I. When they would see my chest, they'd point fingers, and it would be very traumatizing for me. As a kid growing up, I made a conscious decision to, like, improve myself and my thoughts about myself, and that was in the gym. So I started documenting my fitness journey on YouTube, and that became my, like, therapy, if you will.
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