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Helpful music videos
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Helpful music videos

Hi all, My daughter has been struggling with her mental health and she is only 14. In order to try and help people I write music about hers and other peoples issues and then use AI to create the videos etc. I do take care in what I do and it is all about trying to help the younger generation realize it isn't just them that are going through these issues. I release the music on streaming platforms too. Obviously I don't want my daughters identity reveals so I real them under a persona of a 14 year old boy. Here is one I did about smoking weed and inhaling NOS (Nitrous Oxide) https://youtu.be/bTUhgmF_r2w There are other videos and more to follow. Hope it can help.

u/Early-Highlight-6703 — 9 days ago
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Listen to how Alex explains his issues with his mental health in the UK.

On all music streaming platforms

Youtube - @AlexisAuno

School Days by Alexis Auno

School Days is a poignant, introspective journey through the complexities of modern parenting and the echoes of our own childhoods. Alexis Auno captures the raw, often unscripted moments of guiding a child through their formative years, set against a backdrop of atmospheric indie-folk and soul-stirring melodies.

The album doesn't shy away from the "messy" parts of growing up. Instead, it leans into the idea that we don't have to be perfect icons of authority.

In a world that often pressures parents to have all the answers, School Days argues that being open and honest with your child is the best bet for building lasting trust.

  • Humanizing the Parent: Auno’s lyrics suggest that when we admit our mistakes or share our own uncertainties, we give our children permission to be human, too.
  • Building a Safe Harbor: Honesty creates an environment where children feel safe coming to you with their own truths, knowing they won’t be met with judgment or a "perfect" facade.
  • Navigating the Hard Stuff: Whether it's explaining the complexities of the world or admitting you're having a bad day, clarity beats confusion every time.

Which track resonated most with your own experiences?

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u/Early-Highlight-6703 — 21 days ago