Who proves your worth? 誰があなたを証明してくれるの？ | Momo Takanashi | TEDxNagoyaU Salon
「どうして、本当に伝えたい『大事な意見』ほど、言えなくなってしまうんだろう…」あなたにも、そんな経験はありませんか？
髙梨さんも、かつては自分の意見に蓋をしていた一人でした。小学5年生の時、勇気を出して発した意見を全否定されたトラウマから、「自分の大事なものを表明するのは間違いだ」と心を閉ざしてしまいます。
しかし、転機はカナダ留学中に訪れます。意見を言わなければ「存在しない」も同然の環境で、彼女は自分の存在が消えかけるほどの強烈な危機感に襲われました。
否定される恐怖か、それとも消えてしまう恐怖か——。
究極の葛藤の末、震える声で意見を口にした彼女を待っていたのは、予想もしない結末でした。
このトークでは、一人の少女が「声」を失い、そして取り戻すまでの物語を通して、「自分の意見を伝えることの本当の意味」を問いかけます。本音を押し殺し、自分に自信が持てないでいるあなたへ。自分の殻を破り、未来を切り拓く「きっかけ」がここにあります。
Why is it that the more important opinions we truly want to share are, the harder they become to express?
Have you ever felt that way?
This is a talk about a girl who lost her voice—and then found it again.
Takanashi was once one of those people who kept her thoughts to herself. In the fifth grade, a traumatic experience where her bravely voiced opinion was completely rejected led her to close off her heart, believing it was wrong to express what was important to her.
However, a turning point came during her study abroad in Canada. In an environment where not speaking up meant being “non-existent,” she was overwhelmed by an intense sense of crisis, as if her own existence were fading away.
The fear of being rejected, or the fear of disappearing—which would she choose?
After an intense inner struggle, she finally voiced her thoughts with a trembling voice. What followed was a completely unexpected outcome.
In this talk, through the story of a young girl who lost her voice and then regained it, she questions the true meaning of expressing one's opinions. For those who suppress their true feelings and lack confidence, this talk offers a chance to break out of your shell and carve out your own future. Born in Saitama Prefecture, Japan, in 2006, raised in Aichi Prefecture. Loves Ramune, music, comedy, and clothes, and his hobbies are visiting second-hand clothing stores and going for walks. He is interested in social issues and areas he is unfamiliar with. Currently a first-year student at Aichi Gakuin University's School of Policy Studies. He studied abroad in Canada from January of his first year of high school to December of his second year, and gained a future goal. Since returning to Japan, he has been working steadily, mainly as a volunteer, with the aim of creating a world where no one has to give up their dreams due to poverty. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx Receive SMS online on sms24.me
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