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Whindersson Nunes used social networks, more precisely the Twitter, to make a bang this morning. Initially, the youtuber, who has been fighting depression for years, responded to a netizen that he wanted to be well.
“I hope everything goes well for you today,” he said. “It isn’t, sweetie. Thanks for asking, ”he replied. In the sequence, she returned to the social network and only wrote: “I miss when I was happy all day.”
Whindersson also shared a message he received from a woman named Vera Lucia. “I miss you too. One day we will be happy every day, we have to believe. Tomorrow will be better than today. Be fine, be at peace!” Said the woman. “Vera Lúcia is very good people, God bless your size of your heart “, thanked the comedian.
Take a look at Whindersson Nunes tweets below:
I miss when I was happy all day
– Whindersson Nunes (@whindersson) September 23, 2020
Too good people for Vera Lúcia, God bless you the size of your heart 🥰🥰🥰 https://t.co/KOGKVlDVXJ pic.twitter.com/CRdFmO125i
– Whindersson Nunes (@whindersson) September 23, 2020
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