Nope, sorry.

Sorry, no clue. I haven't looked into it myself.

What happened?

@@myprincepj2407 They broke up sadly and took their channel down in the process.

@@MatthewBumford-nb8ok Hi but why did they do it they seemed like such a happy couple? They explained the reasons for the end of theirs?

@@pierluigiguerriero8977 I'm not sure. It happens a lot in couple channels though they seem happy in the videos but in actuality they are not as happy as they seem.

​@MatthewBumford-nb8ok thats called life lol, it happens on ig, tiktok and in real life...imean happens all the time🤷🏾‍♂️ nothing new

Yea, it's really too bad.

@@greenpieceofmind i know

@@SwaggerBangger If I knew a few tricks on how to bypass the copyright, like so many reactors do, I would try to do that and upload Pirates of the Caribbean 2 for you. I'll see what I can do.

@@greenpieceofmind ok and thanks

If I recall, they unfortunately broke up, and then decided to delete their channel to remove memories, I guess. I was only able to salvage this and Pirates 2: Dead Man's Chest. But there's too many copyrights on that video, so YT automatically blocks it in all countries. I'll have to edit that somehow if I ever want to successfully upload it.

That’s really too bad, they made a beautiful couple.

@@geeebuttersnap2433 Mhm 😔

Well, first-of-all, two men loving each other is fine obviously, and likewise two woman. Because yes, I believe it's true that a person can't help who they love to a degree. The problem arises when we choose to give into lustful passion, which in and of itself is a sin specifically beyond marriage between a husband and wife. People all throughout history so easily confuse Love with Lust, to this very day. One is selfLESS, the other is selfISH. Lust is a misdirection of our passion into something that is no longer loving. True love dictates sacrificing our time and effort for the benefit of another. Lust is vain and selfish, exclusively looking out for oneself, and the pursuit of fulfilling only one's own desires without a second thought given to others, only seeking for self-preservation, self-indulgence and overall self-centeredness. The entire chapter in '1 Corinthians 13' gives us a deep dive of what love is and how it clearly distinguishes itself apart from lust. Part of the excerpt reads; "Love is patient, love is kind and is not jealous; love does not brag and is not arrogant, does not act unbecomingly; it does not seek its own, is not provoked, does not take into account wrong suffered, does not rejoice in unrighteousness, but rejoices with the truth; bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never fails" And another excerpt from the book of apostle John, "Greater love has no one than this: to lay one's life down for one's friends." Which is exactly what Jesus did for us. He considered us friends. A brother to everyone that believes in His name and genuinely seeks heaven. Now something miraculous happens inside of us when we repent and turn to Jesus in all sincerity. In a moment of clarity when we realize we can't go through this dismal life without God's help, may it be a mid-life crisis, loss of a loved one, or an accident, or deteriorating health and the following pains and suffering. In such times people often for first time in their life, genuinely reach out to God and pray. He answers. In so doing, I myself have experienced only just a tiny fraction of His unconditional love for me, and it gives me a peace in my soul that I had never known before. I have also witnessed a multitude of people on Sundays at church who have confessed to a life of homosexual lust, repented, and have since had no desire for any homosexual activity, but rather find it repulsive. Granted, some still struggle with that specifically, as I myself do. But we now have a clear distinction in us that helps us to know with absolute certainty what is right and what is truly wrong, a certainty which we ascertain from the Holy Spirit, which I mentioned in my previous rebuttal, who God has sent to us as a "Helper". For He knows we cannot handle everything this life throws at us alone. He simply wants us to reach out to Him. He's made the first move exactly 2024 years ago, it's up to us to meet Him halfway, out of our own free will. Free choice. For if love was forced upon us and we had to go to heaven no matter what, that is self-defeating logic. Forcing something, even love, is not a loving act at all. Now I would argue that no-one is "born gay". That's a copout. An excuse to continue wallowing in our lustful desires where it's comfortable amidst self-indulgence, self-pity, and self-preservation. Rather, everything we do in life is a choice. Yes, we can't necessarily control who we love. But we can control how we choose to express ourselves to the people we admire. Again, lust is a choice. Love is irrevocable. So to answer your question plainly; When people finally discover God's absolute love for us, our tendencies to continue self-indulging begin to dissipate, and in time disappear altogether. Until we eventually abhor exactly what God abhors, out of free will. And although every single person in the world still sins, even the apostles, we try to improve by following Jesus' example and teachings. And know that God has already forgiven us our sins, long before we ever even asked for it.

الفيلم جميل عمتا ولم يأخذ حقه.

Brother! Granted, I'm not crazy about all the violence, but I love the relationships formed and the soundtrack 😅

You're super welcome! You just made mine better too 😄

I didn't even notice that 😂