Some relatives and friends of mine had successes though I hear more negatives than positives typically from my social circles, again just my testimony (never tried online dating myself). But, I think those without good self-control and emotional regulation can end up doing things (whether intentional or not) that can hurt others and themselves on these platforms in ways you can’t really do face to face. There’s positives but perhaps it’s a better tool for more mature audiences
@nattygirldred17 сағат бұрын
It was so much fun to watch. I got married at your age ( not the best choice for me). I would say the best way to evaluate the sprinkle lady would be through watching a full video vs. clips. Overall I think we change throughout life and our relationship needs do as well. I married a guy close to my age and because we were both struggling financially it was difficult to realize either of our “dreams”. And we grew apart. I CANNOT with dating apps but I have friends who don’t want anything serious and they are just having fun. Otherwise it can make one feel hopeless 😩 😂
@syntaxsoulbender990823 сағат бұрын
This is really bad lmao
@FredMoss-j3pКүн бұрын
Whats your height❤
@GracebelshaКүн бұрын
How do you expect kids their age to be under 100…
@elizahart661Күн бұрын
2:09 THIS!! The worst people always have someone. Usually a lot of good people are actually single longer (by choice) because they get taken advantage of.
@t2h405Күн бұрын
As a Brazilian who lives in Europe it also just dawned on me how this is somewhat of a western problem as well. I just realised that in Brazil whether you're rich or poor, you live life in a community, everybody knows each others and their neighbours even in big cities. In apartment building there are very often playgrounds and play rooms for kids, party rooms for adults, gyms, ... And even in poorer communities I think everybody is so close to each other and it's normal to spend time outside or at each others houses. There are a lot of free third place options
@L91168Күн бұрын
Average looking 6'4" guy here. Ive always been invisible on dating apps. Ive given up trying to find someone
@happypuertorican2 күн бұрын
comes down to self respect or lack there of. Either side of the counter.
@aaa8ify2 күн бұрын
This is the first ed clip with a good ending...
@aaa8ify2 күн бұрын
Imagine its ur bday and u can't eat ur own cake 😭
@cakeissweet81852 күн бұрын
This effect reminds me of the South Park episode about the spread of anti seminitism and how even the critica display of it can cause it to spread. Loved the video lol
@sunflower_catch2 күн бұрын
this felt all too real, but honestly in a nice way. I ran one of those 'motivation' accounts a while ago, and I was pressured to lose weight by my dance teachers, and it was all just too much. these things are far too normalised
@BarryDaly73 күн бұрын
You have such a beautiful perspective, you hit so many of extremely important points. I’m glad I came across your video randomly.
@k.e.d.97033 күн бұрын
so glad I watched this when I did :,) I just started wearing my afro out and I’ve been nervous about it but I could relate to like everything in this video and knowing I’m not the only one that grew up like this is like okay so I’m NOT crazy lol. seeing how cute you look in your natural hair makes me really excited to wear mine too :) tysm for your video!
@jalconque4 күн бұрын
So you people are really out here declaring that bad customer service, bad food, bad.. whatever.. a function of someone's skin color? Surely you jest. When wil people wake up and realize that people are just PEOPLE and the stuff they do, both good and bad, has NOTHING to do with their skin color? The flip side of this very nasty coin is that it suggests that other races don't have similar problems. I'll just leave it as that because this is patently ridiculous.
@ihateavocados4 күн бұрын
i dont mean this as a diss but chappell is tacky and charli is more like 'trashy party girl' to me, like kesha vibes
@ihearuzi14934 күн бұрын
i just know you were amazing at creating ur bibliography’s in school 😭.
@laurslifee4 күн бұрын
black girls WILL develop faster and weigh a bit more. trust me i should know of all people.
@ytman-lq2mj5 күн бұрын
Nice
@TheLastMimzie5 күн бұрын
I didn't get an ad
@aleortiz97405 күн бұрын
Go look at BoJayne’s South of Atlanta in McDonough, GA. I frequented this spot because I saw them treat all customers equally and always went above and beyond. They are black and family owned. They are the standard that every business should operate, regardless the race. If you’re around, give it a shot. It’s healthy, flavorful, Indian inspired food. So so so good and always feel like family when I’m in there!
@ghostface55596 күн бұрын
I live in the hood and being a service worker here is so bad. I'd just yell at half the customers because they'd bother me about nothing complain about nothing and steal. You literally cant win. And to maybe lend a voice to your question on popeyes service; I'm neon white and they're not rude or short with me. Then again I've ordered the exact meal the exact same way for about 3yrs so I don't ask for extra anything and probably am the model customer. And the popeyes employees idk if they're black or not but if they are then my location at the very least is alright. Maybe things are different in general in the midwest?
@Pysnpai6 күн бұрын
This is anti-black. It’s black women making white men cosplay at black male style, which says they only like black male aesthetics but not black men. Like terry cruise’s character in white chicks that likes white women with a black woman’s ass. It’s creepy. It’s like black men who make their white girlfriends black phish in style to appear more ethnic. We call it hatred of black women when they do it so it’s exactly the same when black women do it.
@CritterPop7 күн бұрын
lmao dont get outraged enough, whats this nonsense
@Becometheauthority7 күн бұрын
Side note…this is why I don’t promote myself as a black owned business. I don’t want that association lol
@whyar3y0uga347 күн бұрын
As a man who wants to break out of the norm, hearing "that's just the bare minimum" is literally a slap in the face. Coming from a country where misogyny is prevalent and trying to do better can get you made fun of and ostracized and hearing that it is considered "the bare minimum" is really just a downer. Like what more can I do? What more can we do?
@Eclipses9157 күн бұрын
I think I realized I got introduced to A24 in like 2016 and I realized it was them and got into it like 2021
@doctorobvyous7 күн бұрын
White delivery driver, white security guard, white food service employee here. It's not all black people. Most black people, like most people, are not scumbags. But the unfortunate fact is the largest portion of people that give me trouble, don't tip, get belligerent or disrespectful, and are just a pain to serve are black people. The second biggest group? White trash. It appears to me that it is a matter of culture. (Especially apparent now that I live in the South) I learned proper customer service skills in New York (so I served every skin tone imaginable since I was 17) and this has held true for as long as I have worked in food. I treat every customer the same, exactly how I would want to be treated, and unfortunately these trends still hold true. When I was a security guard at a school, the only staff member I ever hung out with outside of work was a black jazz musician, super cool dude. The only person who accused me of being racially biased (I didn't let her in the gate after she refused to swipe her badge/keep her badge on her and would try to speed thru the gate behind others and honk when it came down in front of her) was a black woman. They both drove expensive cars. Mindset, culture, and personal values. Some people are victims of their surroundings, others overcome them. We are all God's children, thank you for speaking on these issues that people who don't look like you aren't "allowed" to speak on. *Cue ignorant responses* (willing to be pleasantly surprised)
@zeromega45418 күн бұрын
The TikTok dating advice for women made me realize that women have no idea what the experience of an average man dating is like. You listen to these women go on and on about men and what they think and what other women should do and it's always brain dead advice that's so off it's actually hilarious. I actually watched a video where a woman said with her whole chest that if a man you're talking to isn't obsessed with you then you should pull away so he can chase you because men don't like women who make things easy for them. Like, Have you ever interacted with a guy? That's a good way to get replaced. Most guys aren't attractive to most women and dating apps have amplified this fundamental quirk in the sexual dynamic. If a guy gets 5 matches in 6 months and they're not bots he's overachieving. If a man managed to get your attention in a highly competitive meat market that is online dating it's fair to say you're not the only one. Online dating is for hot guys. If you're not hot your waisting your time. Especially if you're a person of color.
@johnjacobs21678 күн бұрын
Waze wamuhle uAmanda 😢
@TheLanayShow8 күн бұрын
I already like you!😄😍💖
@Taiminshao8 күн бұрын
I identify as brown skinned, I am to light when around dark skin and more "attractive" but undesirable around whites. As a African American I CANT WIN!!!
@DankasorusRex8 күн бұрын
“18% gratuity added for parties of 5 or more” “No parties of 4 or more” I guess they didn’t learn to count?
@noloveyae20028 күн бұрын
Well put together video 8.9 out of 10 might watching another vid
@z01llo608 күн бұрын
Better Help has been known as a bad company, very sad to see it still being promoted
@IAMDPP8 күн бұрын
Every restaurant “my fellow Negros,” works at, has a lot these same problems. I been saying for the last 15 years, “one day customers will quit eating out or buying fast food because of the ‘customer service,’ not the food.” Simply continue the idea or tradition of white supremacy. Your video got me thinking though, “a lot of fast food restaurants started during the civil rights movement.”
@elizabethswanser81178 күн бұрын
As a yt person working to learn more about the insidiousness of yt supremacy and its far reaching social effects I am extremely grateful for videos like this. Thank you so much for the emotional labor and thanks to anyone who contributes to that labor in the comments 🌸
@CeceCannelldoubleC8 күн бұрын
This was just what I needed to remind myself not to redownload hinge lol thank you
@rissa49638 күн бұрын
A man is a man you get some that are good men and some that are not. Race is irrelevant. The problem I see is some women don't take the time to really get to know the man they are dating. Or when they see red flags they still stay. They rush too fast especially with sex expecting a man to be committed without marriage.
@MySistersAlive9 күн бұрын
This is exceedingly asinine.
@MySistersAlive9 күн бұрын
“Brown skins are just dark skins that don’t want to admit it to themselves”, so Beyonce is dark skin? This is completely asinine.
@MySistersAlive9 күн бұрын
I’ve never heard anybody call Beyonce brown skinned. Black people always say she’s light skinned.
@itshermit57499 күн бұрын
I've been going to a tech school and didn't understand why people would pay for a university. Still, I have been feeling very lonely and was wondering if the college experience is worth the extra money. After watching this video I think I've decided I just need to move out of the suburbs. There really isn't anything to do out here and the people that live here mind their business. Every time I visit a city I meet so many cool people and see so many cool things. With that in mind, I could just transfer to a college town, but I'd rather pay for an expensive move than pay for an expensive school AND have harder classes.
@aliasunknown74769 күн бұрын
One thing a black friend told me one time that has stuck with me. Black people are in a constant state of competition with each other.
@nora86539 күн бұрын
thank you for this. very good points.
@deloritalewis9 күн бұрын
lol chic fil a has NEVER been known for bad service. It’s the Gold standard of service in fast food. That’s Gods chicken!
@Jordè12229 күн бұрын
I would highly recommend butterfly and flower hair accessories worn by the temples and tucking the sides behind your ears looks so cute ♥