Asian Uncle Gives Dating Advice

[@YEOLO]

brother please like and subscribe

[@Toothspace]

please light and tag a person

[@Singaburg_Republik]

I’ve just realised. Your pfp is very similar to a German creator called Rvnx mango

[@raaaaawrbin]

only if your next video is filmed on a moving bus /j

[@iamrealtaco6537]

This dude was my geography teacher back in secondary school a few years ago. Was genuinely a nice guy and wanted to make learning fun. With the vibe in secondary school, no one really listens to him but could see that he put in a lot of effort haha

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Uncle Topics of choice: - Business (University of Not Minding Business) - Politics (UTU - Unhinged Takes University) - Dating (No previous experience in the field) - Declining Birth Rates

[@simoling]

1. Using social media to remind someone you're thinking of them if you are shy. 2. Remaining friends with your ex means you were a kind and interesting person during the relationship. So, there's no hard feelings and exes still care about you and want to have you in their life. No drama, just maturity=green flag. Date this person, not be jealous of their exes. 3. Counting down may seem like you're anxious to let go of the past and optimistic about the future. Live in the present and be happy with what you have now. 4. Like he said, if you're having a hart time to say you care, he's suggesting his message. If you are not shy, like Yeolo, you don't need Uncle Dating TikTok. 5. Deterring lust with poop images WILL do the trick. Not something you'll see on a fortune cookie but effective all the same. 6. Friendship is earned, not just calling someone family. 7. Being alone is a state of mind. So, find peace in your mind. 8. If you are watching him, you want to date. So, be conscious of seemingly happy couples.....okay, I'm too tired of backing uncle up. He sucks.

[@asian6oy]

reading online quotes is not a talent, neither should it be rewarded with views or likes. 😭

[@elaineclaire7063]

Uncle is a rhythmic monologue. but that gaze is abit intimidating.

[@sleepyjoz]

7:34 this kinda gives me serial killer vibes, or is it just me?

[@thecoolintroverttv8381]

Me too?!, "like what the heck dude"👀💀

[@JeddtheJedi]

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[@yhs9970]

this guy was my english secondary school teacher and he's the one that made me want to transfer different school which I did, best decision when i was in sec1. i didnt learn anything from him, waste of time

[@StevenB-tr3mb]

I'm pretty sure you'll find that his suggestion about how to deal with lust is actually one with a long history in parts of Buddhism. I learnt this from the 2001 film Samsara, where a Buddhist monk finds himself falling in love/lust with a woman, and his monk boss counsels him by showing him an old book with erotic drawings of couples making out, but when held up to the light you see the internal organs and bones, looking weird and gross. The idea being that the way of matter and flesh is actually gross if you think about it; better to be spiritual and above it all. (Not saying I agree!)

[@TheStevenSinger]

This guy so cringe la

[@soothsayer2406]

That is a great cure for Lust..Yeolo your way too much of a life noob to understand this philosophers wisdom... his words are wasted on you

[@AmericaChavez17]

I can give dating advices for free and there’s only one step Don’t fall in love

[@chairchair-big]

word

[@jamie68560]

YEOLO im surprised at your skepticism of the ex-partner as friends is a green flag take. He's actually right, IF being or remaining friends means just that - friends with no other baggage. The reason why you or other people are skeptical of this is because it's so normalised in society to burn bridges with exes, and that we only break up with people acrimoniously with no way of reconciliation, even in a friendly manner, as friends. Some exes are exes because they're terrible people. But some people are exes because they simply cannot work out, and it's not because they're terrible people. Choosing good people to begin with is a green flag. Even if it doesn't work out, it doesnt end in acrimony - another green flag. The ability for both exes to still regard each other in a positive and friendly manner, and still honouring the friendship that remains after the relationship ends is - you guessed it - a green flag. Lets normalise this. Lets normalise finding good people to be in relationships with, and let's normalise being friends with our partners first, so even if the relationship ends, you both didnt lose a friend.