Welcome to the couch PATREON / markemiller BOOK A VIDEO CHAT markedwardmill... MARK / marke_miller KEVIN / kevintnorman
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@MarkEMiller7 ай бұрын
Hey guys it's been a goal of mine to create longer form content on this channel BUT I knew I wanted a "producing partner." Please welcome my good friend Kevin. Let us know what you think of this format. See ya dudes soon. Have a great day : )
@TheRandomView7 ай бұрын
This is great Mark. Watching feels like hanging out with friends. Thanks for what you do. Lead on!
@ste.h98257 ай бұрын
Brilliant format,thanks Mark.💓
@peterhavel7 ай бұрын
Okay, first off, love Kevin! *Hi Kevin!) and YES, this format is wonderful... as many have commented, it's like being with friends and listening in on the conversation! I vote yes, keep doing these! Love ya!
@neji8palm7 ай бұрын
This was amazing and the open and honest commentary was incredibly therapeutic. Its always super helpful and relieving to hear other people going through the same struggles mentally and physically.
@GlenRN647 ай бұрын
Absolutely love this format! It’s an honor to be invited to listen in and share your friendship. Your openness and glimpse into your beautiful spirit is refreshing. Big, virtual hugs.
@bobebbeskotte7 ай бұрын
"I don't give myself a chance to be liked or loved." I pull back and don't make myself available to them. Right there with ya, brother. Sometimes the fear is overwhelming for me. That's one of the reasons why I'm alone at 60. My story is too long to tell but I am who I am. Love ya, Mark.
@Jeff-qx8fr7 ай бұрын
More of this please :) This was so nice and refreshing. Felt like I was just chilling on the couch with both of you listening and enjoying the depth of the conversation
@thaisonkesak76917 ай бұрын
I’m going through the same thing right now Mark. I was in a relationship for 4.5 years and it ended horribly, then after 2 years I dated another person who ended up being abus*ve. It’s been 6 months now, and it feels so impossible to get back out there. My body and brain almost refuse to. No hookups, no dating, nothing. You’re not alone
@user-tn7nd7vd9r7 ай бұрын
It is totally sad to still see pain in Mark’s eyes because of his last relationship. I can relate a lot
@pabblackberry7 ай бұрын
"I think they wanted some else to be there but we're the ones that showed up". What people in your life who will always show up for you.
@gregorywalker22627 ай бұрын
Kevin, thank you so much for being what you are to Mark, he is a great guy, and deserves to have a circle of core friends to lean on. Love you Mark
@BoomBoomBass16 ай бұрын
Kevin, what a fantastic addition to this channel. You’re a breath of fresh air, a joy to listen to, and a catalyst to the inner-working of Mark’s mind and vice versa. I look forward to more conversations and learning more about you both! Cheers. ❤️
@tdgiftsandcollectibles30707 ай бұрын
This was a BIG step forward Mr. Miller. Kevin was great. Cute, and handsome, and both were on point in your responses. Thanks for an insight into your worlds and thinking. It was cool.
@jfxl19777 ай бұрын
Kevin is great! I 100% enjoyed this conversation between you two and look forward to more of them.
@patrickturner1367 ай бұрын
I've been in a relationship for almost 30 years and at first I used to tell people. "When you meet the one you'll know." But I think as I've matured I realized that life is not in any way binary. Even as far as love/not love - so what I'd recommend now is to leave space for the possibility. If you vibe with someone, explore that but don't try and make it fit into anyone's idea of a what a relationship is. Let it have enough oxygen to find it's own life. It's own truth. Sometimes it will burst into flames, sometimes it will be a warm glow. Just go with it.
@mitchellbarnow17097 ай бұрын
Congratulations Patrick and your spouse for 30 years together! We are also having our 30 years of living together anniversary but in February.
@Chimarkgames7 ай бұрын
that was cute, i feel like Mark falls in love so easy and the way he was getting teary made me feel he loves Kevin too. Now Love is a subjective thing as everyone knows but it is good to just say it as you feel it in the moment. loved this video. Pro tip for Mark- keep falling in love as there is nothing wrong with it :)
@theeindigenousstallion7 ай бұрын
“Sometimes all you can do is show up.” I heard this after helping an upset women at the airport. After talking for a bit she let me know she was headed to say goodbye to her life long best friend who was in hospice. She told me everything and I couldn’t fathom anyone dealing with such a tragic event and asked, “How are you getting through this?” Her answer was “Sometimes you just have to show up.” Show up for your loved ones, and random people in the airport!
@georgeswes45417 ай бұрын
I absolutely love the longer form videos. Please, please, please keep them coming.
@VergeXT7 ай бұрын
I can relate to Mark SO HARD. I was in an 8 yr relationship with a narcissist. Now it is super difficult to even trust that the person I'm dating is genuine and not just pretending to be someone they are not.
@lindaguthrie82387 ай бұрын
I really liked the way that you and Kevin interact. He seems like a very thoughtful, kind person and makes a great friend.
@limas.henrique7 ай бұрын
Listening to you Mark reminds me of something which is "first we have a loving relationship with ourselves so that we are open to being loved". You're special! ✨
@Jimmerca7 ай бұрын
Hey Mark, you and Kevin seem like a natural fit and hope to see you two together again. Keep growing and learning✌🏻🫶🏻🌈
@Mke.9367 ай бұрын
Mark, I've been a follower since 2015. Your support helped me accept myself in my senior year of high school and come out to my family. I appreciate the inspiring content you share. It's refreshing to see the not-so-pretty aspects of life. Keep up the great work. Love ya, see ya, byeeeeeee. ☺️
@sleekcartim6 ай бұрын
Yes I agree with you on what he's doing... it's a bit of a high wire act for him at times, but he has to know...we got him. Even tho he doesn't read comments much anymore (according to a recent vid). It's ok Mark it's called maturing in a strange soc media world, being a romantic I know how hard that is, we have that in common. I'm not a youtube star for all to see tho. Despite how hot he is i dunno if I want to date in his fame skin (I have a bunch of hot friends, I see what they go thru...)
@MarcelSaleta7 ай бұрын
Regarding to your contribution to the world, I really want to say that 9 years ago, you were the reason I was able to come to terms with my sexuality, accept myself and even believe a positive future was possible. So I, and I’m sure many more, really appreciate you letting us in, thank you.
@thiagof70717 ай бұрын
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEEEAASSSEEE DO MORE OF THESE. This connected to deeply with me and I would love to see you do more conversations like these
@tallactordude7 ай бұрын
I think this format is a really good one and I hope you continue with it. And now I want to seek out Kevin’s channel and see what kind of videos he makes about books.
@Mattewj2417 ай бұрын
Hey dude❣️…. How have you been!? Do you care for a nice chat and love to know each other🥰
@finnrihudgens482Ай бұрын
Your videos are always so soothing and refreshing to watch. Don’t you ever stop making them. 🥹
@SHAchad177 ай бұрын
I really like Kevin. We only got 25 mins of him but I can tell he is internally and externally such a beautiful person to have in your life. More of Kevin please and thanks! Byeeeee!!
@alecfa37707 ай бұрын
This content>>> I really love this road you are starting down rn. I first started watching you when your were living in bloominton (idr even how long ago that was) but I find this new form of content morally and emotionally invigorating and immensely entertaining to watch. Im getting out of my college years and into a new part of life yet I have had to be more and more unapologetically honest with myself and what I want and what I need right now. Watching your content and you grow has in turn helped me grow too, so thank you, mark.
@viktorstefanovski73677 ай бұрын
We love Kevin … and I figured what/who Kevin is for Mark … he is a representative of all of us around the world that have been following you Mark since the beginning and wishing we could be your friend and support you in life because you are such a pure and gentle soul and deserve to be loved by friends … and hopefully soon by a new boyfriend … trust me … well not me just trust … trust the universe … I’m sure it will work something up for you to be completely happy cause you deserve it! ❤
@JMChatman7 ай бұрын
Thanks again for allowing us to see this! You have always been there for me as well when I have needed it. With all the steps you have taken and shown us, thanks for being there. But don’t forget to look after yourself!
@Nashanton7 ай бұрын
I feel like this endeavor will be quite therapeutic and introspective. You and Kevin play well off each other. there's just enough of a hint of differences in perspectives and lived lessons that its not jarring when they dont align, because both parties are willing to listen, reflect and understand each other. Its a new year. Here for the journey.
@jomarkmagbanua1437 ай бұрын
I love how this video is about openness and honesty. Loved how you can now express what you have in mind, mark. Usually we just see how wholesome you and your videos are without ever really seeing what's inside, away from these edits and selected clips. This is beautiful. Need more!
@hugoferreirat5 ай бұрын
Mark, I don’t know you but you seem like such a beautiful human being. Thanks for sharing this x
@lelandpeck45857 ай бұрын
Really enjoyed this discussion with Kevin and look forward to more. thanks, guys!
@marcanthonyfranz7 ай бұрын
Another great MEM production! Kevin seems like such a cool guy. You must feature him more often.
@Blue-bx6cv7 ай бұрын
Mark today's video was very vulnerable for you. Its good to see it...Virtual Hugs to you:)
@12smithjames7 ай бұрын
I never heard of Kevin before, but I love this dynamic. Keep this format!
@dancoll81667 ай бұрын
I'm there with you, guys! Thank you for letting me observe you lives.
@Mattewj2417 ай бұрын
Hey babe🌹 …. How have you been!? Do you care for a nice chat and love to know each other🥰
@ChristopherSahovey7 ай бұрын
“I don’t believe in instance love”. I really resonate with that statement. I am such a hopeless romantic, too, and it took me much of my early 20s to realize that sparks don’t need to fly in order to give me a chance. I think you speak for all of us - gay, straight, LGBTQIA, etc. - and I found a lot of what you both said very valuable. Thank you guys! Keep doing you! These are amazing!
@barryburkholder40007 ай бұрын
This talk was so good for me. I can identify with you (mark) and the way you feel trying to get into a new relationship. I can start each new relationship looking for the lie and I always find it - no surprise. After a 24 year marriage to my best friend to find out they cheated was devastating. How can I ever trust my judgment again. It’s so hard.
@williamm.97667 ай бұрын
Hey Mark! I totally agree with respect to the dating atmosphere. I feel like in post-COVID times it has become harder to connect and get close to one another. I've been using the excuse of a full time college schedule in avoiding meeting someone new atm and I am afraid what will be once I graduate. Even maintaining solid friendships have been somewhat of a challenge 😩... love these style of videos btw and LOTs of love from Redlands ❤
@_innerantisocial7 ай бұрын
Going through a good ol cry is always therapeutic to me, and it’s ironic how sometimes you’re aware of it coming up but you just try to delay it cuz it’s not the right time rn. But eventually it always catches up with you and you gotta go through it whether you like it or not 💁🏼♂️
@Jarrod3237 ай бұрын
I didn’t want this video to end I could listen to an hour of you guys just chatting! Haha
@dantemiller1757 ай бұрын
Needed this Mark. Thank you for your vulnerability, it’s beautiful and refreshing. Kevin is a great friend.
@_m8i6 ай бұрын
well done. thanks for the chat... it's helpful for all of us navigating similar circumstances.
@DAPortalatin7 ай бұрын
I completely identify with the dating part and the Virgo part. It is seriously so hard and I do the exact same thing...push people away or friend zone them. Even just avoiding talking to anyone outside of work at all. I have my routine and nothing else really outside of it. I literally have so much anxiety over it and I try to tell myself that I am a work in progress and not to stress it because you will know when it's the right person as they say...but how do you know? How will I know if I never even try to put myself out there. It's been for different reasons over the years but it's something that I desperately have to work on this year more than ever. Thank you so much for sharing this. It's really nice to know that I am not the only person who does this. You are really the best. Also, this was a great conversation in general and Kevin is awesome! Love ya!😀💞
@richardspencer88377 ай бұрын
I love this format and the conversational setting. I enjoy relaxing with a nice cup of coffee as I listen to the back-and-forth. Keep it going!
@jasperguy15 ай бұрын
Great format and refreshing to see some real truth in this format. Thank you for always surprising us with your content.
@richardspencer88377 ай бұрын
I like this format. I enjoy the conversational setting. It makes me want to grab a coffee and sit back and relax as I listen to the back-and-forth. This could be the start of something really big.
@ogninjaspy7 ай бұрын
This was awesome. You two are great together and the discussion was spot on. Definitely down for more.
@pieterbosman69187 ай бұрын
I have been watching you since most probably the first videos. Life has so many twists and turns… now, reflecting back on your journey. I also just went through mine. Yes, your early years were inviting us very closely into your personal life… but it helped! It gave us (especially us who were in the closet) showing us that things will get better. And yes, I never thought it was always great (relationships-wise) but I can just wish to meet someone like you… and you prove that I should rather wait, because people like you do exist! So thank you !! 😊😊😊😊 Don’t be so hard on yourself. Be you… stay true! Your growth, spiritually, emotionally and mentally is inspiring!
@angeloconstantino2567 ай бұрын
I think it’s interesting - the idea of instant love. I think it’s 100% possible that the person that’s meant for you will be all fireworks and sparks when you first meet them. I think it’s a great indicator that things align at that point in time, but yall also mentioned that love takes work, and is a daily choice. Once the sparks fade (and that’s guaranteed) it’s a conscious choice to keep going and maybe ignite that spark in different ways. Love’s a really fun and frustrating jigsaw puzzle that way. Needless to say this video was very enjoyable - really felt the genuine chemistry here!
@aliross27207 ай бұрын
That depends though if it's a narcissist or not, because when you meet a narcissists you think you have met your soulmate. The cycle of narcissistic relationships alternates between idealization and devaluation. Neither idealization nor devaluation are about the other person at all. They include no realistic understanding of the other person in any way. They are about the narcissist affected and even delusional way of seeing other people and themselves. The manipulations employed by narcissists generally involve the ego of other people and they consist of ego feeding, ego starving and ego shaming. Narcissists are a fairy tale. not just in the sense of how amazing it appears to be before you know better although that's definitely part of it. Like in a lot of fairy tales thy often have a dark side. In many fairy tales there is the appearance of safety or something pleasant that actually turns out to be something scary or dangerous. In Little Red Riding Hood the wolf masquerades as the grandmother whom he ate. In Snow White the Evil Queen's stepmother wants to consume Snow White B's heart so that she can become immortal so she masquerades as a harmless old woman offering an apple that turns out to be poisoned. In Hansel and gredle the witch has a candy house that lurs in children so that she can eat them. This is the relationship with a narcissist. Just like in fairy tales the initial experience presented is an illusion and also just as it is in fairy tales it's only once it's too late to turn back and people feel like they're trapped in some way, that they're able to see how things really are. They are able to see how they were misled, how the illusion was constructed and carried off. It is only when people can see the reality that they can see how much of an illusion it really was. W When you're in a relationship that operates so much in the realm of fantasy with so much gaslighting, so much unreality it can be difficult to understand what's really going on, who this person really or are they what they seem or what they say or what they show, if they are some other entirely different thing from all of those things and what even is happening. Narcissists exist in the idealized part of the fairy tale all the time. The illusion is real to narcissists because they don't live in reality and so as long as somebody else is buying into it they can buy into it too. Things change for you and you start to see the narcissist and yourself differently as you start to see through the illusion, but it doesn't change for them in that way . They still see themselves the same, what they see differently is you and only because you no longer live in their illusion with them.. now they are the innocent trusting child who has been tricked and you are the wicked stepmother or the big bad wolf Who tricked them, probably because you're trying to harm or maybe even kill them somehow. These are extreme personalities, they're locked in a literal death struggle with themselves and they don't even know it. They think other people are the ones in their way and e trying to hurt them. As soon as someone shows any doubt or resistance to The Narcissist fairy tale that other person becomes the villain in the story because only a bad guy would want to hurt other people and by doubting a narcissist illusion you have mortally wounded them. Anyone who has seen the way that narcissists react to having their Illusions doubted questioned or God forbid punctured with reality somehow can attest to that. To say they react extremely poorly to this is almost laughable understatement in so many situations. It's read as an attack on the only sense of self that they have and they appear to take it as like a death threat of sorts. That is why these relationships are doomed from the beginning unless you're going to live in their illusions with them and support these Illusions no matter how reality contradicts the situation. It's not going to work out if you're not willing to agree and reiterate for example that your narcissistic husband is not an alcoholic even though he drinks until he passes out every single night for the last 10 years and cannot function without without alcohol. If you can't wipe every single incident that contradicts this out of your memory or willing to agree and reiterate there's going to be a problem. It isn't enough for you to just not give a dissenting opinion, you have to enthusiastically endorse their fairy tale of themselves and of reality. You have to agree with it wholeheartedly and behave at all times as if that is reality. You have to agree that they are the best and the smartest and that they're always right and everybody else is the worst and stupid and always wrong, including yourself at all times and in all situations for all the reasons and also for no reason. If you're not willing to do that there's going to be a problem and the truth is even if you were willing to do that you'd still fail at it because you don't live in their illusion, therefore there are going to be times when you will inject actual reality into the situation(even if it's by accident) and then there's a problem. Usually a big one why because this is all they have and you're ruining it. Their real lives are a bitter disappointment to the majority of narcissists, even the ones who are successful never seem to be happy, nothing is ever good enough for them or satisfies them because they are empty holes that can never be filled. If they ever had the capacity for happiness it was likely lost a long time ago. The only way they can manage at all is by playing pretend. If you disrupt that you are bad and you don't want them to be happy, you're the bad guy. Narcissists aren't the only ones enamored with this amazing fairy tale beginning or the good side of these relationships either. It's very easy to become caught up in these fantasies and the other people involved are often just as caught up. The Illusions they offer are very attractive. Most Illusions are the main attraction of fantasies is that they're not real. They are idealized versions of things and there's no better example of how this works than the pathologically narcissistic personality. Narcissists offer an idealized fantasy version of the themselves and they interact with and react to an idealized fantasy version of other people. Other people fall in love with the fantasy version of The Narcissist and with how the narcissist sees and treats the fantasy version of themselves. The problem is that since it's all an idealized fantasy it's not real and when the other person in the relationship attempts to make it real by trying to move forward into an actual relationship with expectations of things such as emotional intimacy it just falls apart. The relationship cannot sustain even basic attempts to make it real, even basic expectations. Many times people are upset with themselves once they're able to see through the illusion. In relationships with narcissist there are often moments where people become suspicious, have doubts or realize something is wrong. In Little Red Riding Hood she can see that something doesn't make sense about her grandmother. She doesn't necessarily know what it is but she can feel it. She can see it something's wrong. However the reality of the situation was not something that she ever could have anticipated or guessed and that too is like a relationship with a narcissist. People often beat themselves up for missing, dismissing or ignoring red flags in the beginning of the relationship. The truth isthough even if you acknowledge them and even if you had tried to address them how could anyone possibly know what these things ultimately mean. Many people do do just that, they do see the red flags, acknowledge them and they do try to address them, but they still don't have any idea what the red flag behaviors can mean until it's too late. Why would anybody think this is what the relationship is later going to turn into. Even people who have previously experienced abuse often cannot fathom how badly this can end up being. It's just not something most people are able to foresee or to pick up, especially when we're talking about relationships. With caregivers and parents It's not even possible for people to question these relationships until they're no longer children in the majority of situations and to truly understand what the relationship really is. Usually takes much much longer. There is one advantage we do have as adults though and in some ways it's the key to the whole thing. As adults we have power. The kids in the fairy tales go into the woods with the wood cutter who is supposed to kill them or they go with the stepmother who then leaves them there to die. In real life they get in the car with the stranger who says "oh your mother sent me to get you" and it's not always because because they're so trusting. In Hansel and gredle they left a trail of breadcrumbs so they could find their way home specifically because they did not trust the wicked stepmother. They go because they're kids and they feel like they have no choice. That is what makes children such easy targets for Predators. Not only are they trusting they don't have the power that adults have. When an adult tells a child to do something they do it not just because they're trusting, maybe not even because of that at all in some cases, but because they don't feel like they have any choice. As adults we do have the power to choose and we need to use that so we can make that muscle as strong as possible. We can say no to things. We can choose not to do things. We can make up our own minds. This often doesn't sound like much to people but coupled with the knowledge of narcissists and how bad things can get it makes all the difference in the world going forward because that's all the power we really need.
@DanTowey7 ай бұрын
@MarkE Miller it's not how will you know or what will you think, it's more of what feeling occurs viscerally in your heart space. The evolution of allowing a friendship to evolve into a relationship or beyond is the key.... p.s. I'm Virgo ♍ rising... the OVER analyzers of the zodiac. Analysis paralysis can be shifted with breath work sessions and/or meditation. Hope this helps 🙏
@scarlata8rd5 ай бұрын
Mark!! Good to see you again! I will look forward to this content 😊
@jasonfleming75466 ай бұрын
I watch whatever you post. You just make gold, man. You've been making gold since you started this thing and I've learned A LOT from you over the years. Lots of people are rooting for you and look forward to these videos. ❤
@Me739457 ай бұрын
I really liked the 2 of you co-creating this content. Mark you e always been somewhat natural in front of the camera but I felt a sense of calm wash over you with Kevin sitting next to you. This felt like a therapy session but also just a deep convo between friends
@Lugano89_MD7 ай бұрын
This was super interesting! Thank you Mark! Kevin has a good vibe and I just loved how the two of you can sit down, be totally laid back, and share what’s on your mind while supporting each other.
@ncw89547 ай бұрын
Beautifully authentic. Will love to see more like this. I may be off the mark saying this, but I think Kevin somehow creates a safe environment for you to open-up without judgement. It was great seeing this side of you. The real you. x
@lalalamarcus5 ай бұрын
I’m in my Mark healing and understanding era, waiting to blossom into my mother Kevin era
@Denf07 ай бұрын
I can empathize pretty hard with deciding in advance whether or not someone is going to like you, but the best way around it is to understand that you're not in a position to decide that for them - it has to be something they decide themselves, and you have to give them that chance. It's scary because if you suspect they wont like you and they end up not liking you, it can be pretty damaging but dealing with that is the only way to build confidence in yourself rather than playing it safe and subconsciously clinging to the hope that you might've been wrong.
@DTre07147 ай бұрын
It’s interesting and at the same time vulnerable of yourself because I’ve always seen you as this very confident person. However, you bring up a great point that we only see a portion of what you want to show the world. I’m in the process of self discovery and putting myself out there so I get it. You’ll find the right person! Best of luck.
@jim126997 ай бұрын
I loved this video, so raw and honest. I feel this is what we are all thinking or feeling and need to let it out. Thank you for sharing.
@ady80977 ай бұрын
This was beautiful, honest and sensitive. Thanks to you both for sharing. Stay strong Mark. Keep growing ❤❤
@icantalk7107 ай бұрын
Definitely more of this; it was a fun conversation, great to meet Kevin (he's cute and very insightful too) and see you two just free-flow talking together. :)
@andy2000sydney7 ай бұрын
Matthew Broderick in Ferris Bueller says...Life moves preety fast. If you dont stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it. This quote is very profound 👏👏👏 Its not easy, however aspire to live our fragile cherished and precious life on earth with manners, passion, gratitude, kindness, love, forgiveness, and patience. Thank you for posting this chat. Sending hugs, smiles, comfort and serenity to everyone 😘🫂🙏🌈
@darren46647 ай бұрын
I really liked this format, Mark. A podcast like this with Kevin would def have me viewing. I’ve been watching for years and additional content type from you can only be good.
@kcm20247 ай бұрын
I followed what seems like forever ago. I love your energy and always have. Your ability to express vulnerability is beautiful. It's okay to not share everything with your subscribers. As I've aged I've learned that 'some people fall in love with the people they're attracted to, and some people are attracted to the people they love'. I agree with Kevin that love is a choice. Give yourself and the people you meet enough time and grace to see who they are and for you to show them who you are. Time for love to blossom maybe... I know that sounds super cheesy. But... rejecting people after a 3-second view of a pic and a profile in a dating app completely removes any possibility of finding anything more.
@magis2023mc7 ай бұрын
Thanks for this video, for being so real, and for encouraging all of us to be just like that: open, real, and vulnerable. It's worth it!
@kristiandelacruz81487 ай бұрын
This is truly amazing. Kevin is a great partner with you on these conversations. Keep them going, please!
@_innerantisocial7 ай бұрын
These outdoor shots are so beautiful, so dreamy 🥹
@AgustinJuarezcouns7 ай бұрын
Thanks for being so open about your experiences! This was great! 😊
@SebastienFortin077 ай бұрын
Kevin is such a sweetie and a cutie. I want to see more content with him.
@jonathangully82917 ай бұрын
Maybe my favorite video of yours. Been a long time subscriber. Never commit before; however, I just wanted you to know I really appreciate the honesty. Finally. I feel like I’m seeing you. And, honestly, it’s like looking in a mirror. Keep being true to yourself!
@emmanueleziakor25807 ай бұрын
Absolutely love this video! Being authentic with yourself is key to living your best life. If some people didn't use orr shortcomings as a weapon against us, then I think people would find it easier to be open with each other
@normandaley9747 ай бұрын
Mark, Thanks for opening up. It is difficult to do!!
@tomyoung29357 ай бұрын
Loved Kevin and would love to call him my friend. Kevin is very genuine like you are Mark. You sell yourself short a lot of times but stop that. You are a remarkably talented, good looking and smart man. Just believe that about yourself. You deserve someone as nice as you are and anyone would be lucky to call you friend or lover or husband. Sometimes you will meet someone that fits into all three categories. And you will know it when you are supposed to. Good luck. Still love your channel. You are one of my favorite You Tube creators. Just keep doing what you are doing and things will work out for you. ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊
@nikkilogan77267 ай бұрын
Very healthy conversation! Thanks Kevin & Mark! 😎🥰💖
@garrettkinder79077 ай бұрын
An absolutely gorgeous episode 😊
@princemills60227 ай бұрын
Oh, Mark! You are precious! I am learning this too, as a fellow Virgo; STOP BEING so HARD ON YOURSELF, please
@baylonhernandez7 ай бұрын
This was refreshing! And to hear you speak about your own issues that I can heavily relate to is just another reminder that I am not as odd as I think I am. It also gives me hope hearing similarities/values other gay men share when it comes to dating. There’s people out there manifesting the same things!
@aaronobrien15337 ай бұрын
I like how you own your issues with having your relationship so public, and the hard truth is, life is damn hard and letting your gaurd down, and letting pain in, learning how to work with pain, how to make it maluble and get tougher over time, we get lonely, bored, and over think everything, and social media is not realilty, all these feelings are normal, and you will know when you meet the person cause the chat will be their, the fun will be their, but also take it slow, no rush man, your doing well, know that your a good person and your doing your best ;)
@cinsew7 ай бұрын
I needed this, insigight into dating, 5/6 years ago when I was stil able to date. Funny how my view of things are so closely related to Mark's perspective, and the way he viewd meeting soneone mew, a potential partner. This would've helped me make sense of things. Thank you Mark and Kevin. Please keep on making these
@chadcoxrox7 ай бұрын
Mark you do what you need to do for whatever it takes to give more of you to this channel brother. It's all good. Just take care to remember the process more than the content. It's not the "choice" it's the choosing that defines us as the most salient creatures on earth. It's not the risk, it's the risking. It's not the relationship, it's the relationshipping. And it's not the awe, but the awing. It's human beING and you are a beautiful and worthy one if ever there was one. 💖😎💖
@SaloYD7 ай бұрын
Aaaabsoloytely loved this Mark! Such a beautiful conversation and even a little healing as a fellow queer Virgo lol
@jbt60077 ай бұрын
Great conversation! Mark give yourself credit how much you have grown over the years.
@garysnyder58907 ай бұрын
Kevin is great! I hope to see the two of you again. I really enjoyed
@slapmallow697 ай бұрын
loved this, hope you do more. Just wanted to put a fyi out there, 21:17 not sure if you wanna be calling this new series overthinking, cause if you plan on uploading to spotify eventually (if you do commit to a podcast) there is already a very popular podcast called “Overthink” by two philosophy professors that discuss modern topics. Obviously noone has copyright over words like this, but just wanted to put that out there since I know some people want originality/distinct show names at times
@JB-yc1lk7 ай бұрын
What Kevin said resonate with me. Whenever I had butterflies in stomach feeling, i wasn't myself in the relationship and it all failed miserably.
@MicheliniDan7 ай бұрын
This is great and Kevin is awesome… looking forward for more videos like this!!!
@hscp85066 ай бұрын
I related so much to this Mark! Hit me like a bus. Wow
@dobriychelovecheck23337 ай бұрын
please, we need more videos like this! love you)
@yurbffisaiah7 ай бұрын
Love you Mark and I hope you continue putting yourself out there. But, watching you two talk is beautiful. I know you guys are platonic friends but the chemistry in this conversation has me in awe.
@kevinoconnor4975 ай бұрын
You two definitely need to be putting out more content please 🙏
@bradpendley78787 ай бұрын
Really enjoyed this conversation. Hope you do more in the future. Always your biggest fan.
@emmanuelokoye15755 ай бұрын
We love you Kevin! It's so nice to see queer friendships, need more of that in the world instead of in-fighting.
@marcusburns097 ай бұрын
Ok Mark I’m here and I’m all ears!!!!! Hello!❤
@welingtonschneider22467 ай бұрын
OMG Mark! Your videos are just, trully amazing, thanks for EVERYTHING!
@LMays-cu2hp7 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing cool concerns of life.😊
@karsteinntryggvason47357 ай бұрын
Very meaningful conversation indeed! Love both of you!❤❤❤
@anthonydenoris15357 ай бұрын
Invite Kevin back. Love the conversation between the two of you. Very deep and thought provoking. Thanks.
@alipedlow27087 ай бұрын
For me personally, I would say this video’s has to be up the as one of the greatest. Keep making them.
@AAROD-Z7 ай бұрын
A response to the convo on 22:19 : approach dating with intention honestly, its a healthy approach to the cycle anyone might find themselves. Virgo, you're the fighter in the relationship, seek balance within and willingness to compromise. And remember, it's how we viewed our parents love at times is how we show up in our relationships. It's our duty to reparent ourselves to "find the one" with intentional dating n feel we "found the one".
@himynameisnickolas7 ай бұрын
I can so relate to so much of the things you said about dating, overthinking, being a romantic and a Virgo.