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Esme shares her personal top five methods for mental clarity and stress relief. From playing your favorite game to talking to a friend, these actionable tips offer practical ways to de-stress and find peace.

In this candid, selfie-style clip, creator Esme shares a relatable moment of post-cleaning exhaustion. Dressed in her school uniform—a dark V-neck sweater over a white collared shirt—she looks weary yet expressive. As she adjusts her long brown hair and speaks directly to the camera, text overlay reads, 'when im finally clean but then this song is playing in my head 24/7.' Her animated expressions and casual delivery capture a common feeling of mental fatigue after completing a chore, making it perfect for platforms where authenticity and everyday struggles resonate.

A close-up shot captures Esme in a playful moment, sticking her tongue out at the camera. Overlaid text reads 'these evil thoughts they start to drown me lord don't leave me all alone.' This seemingly simple clip has become a viral sensation, sparking curiosity and imitation across social media platforms.

This short clip features Esme sharing a candid moment of self-doubt. With text overlaying her face stating 'ugly in the mirror, ugly in photos, ugly on camera, ugly everywhere, ugly all the time,' she looks directly into the camera with a sad expression, hand resting on her head. It's a raw and relatable display of insecurity.

This short-form video captures a relatable slice-of-life moment from Esme's weekend. It begins with a playful selfie with a young child, showcasing the fun of a 'Saturday' morning. The scene then shifts to a more introspective moment where Esme films herself looking up at a ceiling, sharing her feelings of loneliness with text overlaying the shot. This candid 'Sunday' reflection provides a contrast to the earlier joy, creating a narrative arc about the different moods within a single weekend.

In this intimate, selfie-style moment, Esme shares a poignant reflection on the pain of losing someone special. As she looks into the camera with a somber expression, a powerful text overlay reads, 'the worst feeling is remembering how good everything was until you started distancing yourself now you have no one left.' Her subtle movements and direct gaze create a deeply personal and relatable atmosphere, capturing the universal experience of post-relationship melancholy.

A young girl and a man react with curiosity to a television screen showing Sabrina Carpenter. Text on the screen asks, 'She is weird be widyn she has white lines all over her body?' This scene captures a moment of genuine wonder and discussion about the pop star's unique skin patterns, which fans know are temporary tattoos.

This heartwarming montage follows Esme through different stages of her life. It begins with her dancing joyfully in a living room, transitions to her playing in a river as a young child, shows her as a toddler exploring indoors, and concludes with her having fun on playground equipment with an adult. The text overlay 'little me would hate to see what i've become' adds a nostalgic and reflective layer to these cherished memories.

In this candid moment, Esme shares her surprise upon discovering a new WhatsApp video note feature she wasn't aware of. Watch as she reacts to the unexpected update, capturing a relatable tech experience.

This quick-cut montage captures Esme in two distinct moments. It begins with her taking a cheerful mirror selfie, showcasing her winter style with a black puffer jacket and a large, fluffy fur-lined hood. She holds a phone with a character-themed case, smiling at the camera. The scene then shifts dramatically to a stark, black-and-white close-up of her face. In this more somber shot, she covers her mouth with her hand, conveying a sense of distress or frustration, while text on screen reads 'I hate how much I can do.' This juxtaposition of a happy moment against a raw, emotional one creates a powerful and relatable narrative.

In a mirror selfie, Esme poses in a cozy beige sweatsuit, holding her phone to capture her reflection. She smiles softly while adjusting her hair. A text overlay reads, 'I'm gonna lock in this year' and 'I say as I zone out for half of the lesson without realizing,' adding a humorous, self-aware touch. A pink heart sticker with a winking face is placed over her lower body.

In this intimate selfie, Esme shares a vulnerable moment, capturing her emotional state through text overlay. She wears a cozy black puffer jacket with a fur-lined hood and holds up her phone, which has a cute character sticker. The candid photo conveys a sense of authenticity and connection with her audience.

This intimate, first-person video features Esme sharing her personal struggle with anxiety and overthinking. It begins with her lying down, accompanied by text overlays revealing her feelings. The scene then cuts to a screen recording of a dictionary definition for 'anxiety disorder' and 'overthinking,' providing a factual context to her emotional experience.

This short clip features a first-person view of someone sitting on the floor, wearing white pants and brown slippers. Text overlays pose the question, 'why are uu so jealous of her?' followed by the emoticon '.)(.' and the words 'her me'. The scene is accompanied by the sound of a car engine revving aggressively, creating a stark contrast between the mundane visual and the intense audio.

This video captures a moment from esme's day, showing her device's battery level dropping from 68% to 67%. The scene is accompanied by intense, distorted audio, creating a stark contrast between the mundane and the dramatic.

This atmospheric video captures a breathtaking aerial view of a sprawling city at night, illuminated by countless lights. Overlaying the serene yet poignant scene is text that reads, 'ur so quiet / no you actually just make me feel terrible about myself.' The combination of the vast, beautiful urban landscape and the intimate, melancholic message creates a powerful emotional contrast, inviting viewers to reflect on feelings of loneliness and self-doubt.

This short-form content features Esme in a series of personal moments. It begins with her close-up, looking emotional, accompanied by text stating, 'I'm the sibling with mental struggles.' She then playfully sticks out her tongue while wearing a Chanel necklace, with text overlaying, 'but im glad it's me.' The final scene shows a lighthearted moment with Esme and a young boy posing with a monkey, all sticking out their tongues together, with the text 'and not him.' The video combines vulnerability with humor, creating a relatable narrative about family dynamics and self-acceptance.