Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Aba N Preach" channel.

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  96. I knew someone that married someone 14 years older. She was probably college age, and they lasted till death(his). I think it's tough. Your partner will age ahead of you, and you'll live with their decline more. I think how old the people are matters. You mentioned maturity. Personally I think intention matters. Someone who's just going to sleep with young people is a menace, who is using them, and might hurt theme emotionally, and affect their development. But I know my opinion isn't the most common one, right now people don't want to say mean things about sleeping around. And I think it's fine if the people who want to sleep around, do so with each other. But using young people as a source for easy lays just doesn't sit right with me. Especially if the person is uncaring about it. A 19 year old dating a 29 year old, and she wants marriage next year, and she wants a kid within 5 years, and that's what he wants too, that's different to me. She'll be fulfilling her desire that she probably wouldn't with someone her own age. Now we could question why she wants those things at that age but that's a hypothetical, and I just created a scenario where it would make sense for someone to seek someone older. And we can't assume that this hypothetical girl doesn't find an older guy attractive or that they don't get along, and have chemistry. That aside, I reiterate that it is hard. My friends saw their dad die of old age basically. He retired, and I can't say if his wife resented it, but I can say maybe he felt underappreciated. I also can't say that he felt that way because of his age, and that's not uncommon to dads(I think my dad feels the same way), and his kids loved him. And there's no indication his wife didn't love him either. But I don't recommend big age differences.
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  98.  @Lidia_shalimar  Doesn't that mean you weren't a strong person. You didn't support the timid person, or help them grow. So how many timid people did you date that you think that they all want what's worst for you? I just don't think that is connected to personality traits like shyness or nervousness. Like, a human being wanting what's good for you is unrelated to whether they struggle with something or not. A person might also be confident because they're a psychopath. And lots of other reasons aside. Self esteem isn't an indication of what kind of person they are at all. But what happens if they go through something bad that shatters that confidence. That kinda trait is way too fluid. Also Timid doesn't equal insecure either. I'm sure there are shy people that have a very secure relationship together. You kinda added that bit yourself. Guys don't view the timid and insecure as together because girls can be insecure regardless. Anyone can be insecure. The person I mentioned in my comment is someone who does a combat sport, isn't afraid of a street fight. Yet he was very insecure in his relationships and broke them off cause he thought a lot of girls cheated. And timidity is not a negative trait because it just isn't. It isn't a negative trait because it doesn't mean that they're a bad person. It doesn't exactly say anything about the type of person they are morally, or in trusthworthiness, or guilt-proneness, or their capacity to care. You're literally only talking about things like social situations. And bashfulness can be cute. For example, we/you/people might find it cute in children or animals. And guys can find anything a woman does attractive.
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  173.  @crimsonite1524  People should bypass this altogether by looking for good people. Valuing goodness is better than all this crap. "Those of virtue may speak well, but not all good speakers have virtue. A benevolent man has bravery, but not all brave men are benevolent" The problem with seeking traits is that they have no context. And the trait isn't usually that necessary, or we're awful judges of others. In the same way a scared man can be brave. And we misjudge what constitutes the trait. An asshole that is confident hardly matters. Hell a person not being confident is a reality we all have at some point. But judging a person by that is ridiculous. ‘Well Peter, if you’re going to be a hero be a real hero. Don’t be a Hollywood phony. Don’t go yelling and screaming and pretending you’re a tough guy and doing all that Hollywood crap. Be a real hero. Be strong enough to be gentle and be trustworthy and accountable and compassionate’. As well we shouldn't forget to see gentleness and compassion as strength. And personally I hate the kind of girl that wants a dad. Or to be taken care of selfishly. People should find people that care about them(the other person). The real problem comes with appreciation. Or settling with people that don't care about you. If someone cares about you, appreciation(like them more) for it. And you should care about them. That is both a feeling and action. That's looking out for them. That's worrying about them. I've see a lot of guys with selfish girls. And I also saw a guy that had been hurt so much that he didn't understand when a girl actually cared about him. He just thought she was like the rest and accused her of sleeping behind his back for a dumb reason.
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  205. I never thought someone should pester anyone. But it depends what persistent means. Some guys want a shot as in a conversation. And they're just trying to get a girl to give them that. To some extent, pass that, some guys are like a deal that they're trying to make. Like the salesperson at malls, selling whatever like cable. It's not all the same people. Let me tell you I've never talked bad about women taking their shot. This woman told me she wanted to be friends, so I gave her my info. Then she kept trying to date me and I turned her down. I understand. Eventually she kept trying and I didn't even turn her down, I just didn't answer and she didn say anything. I was going to answer but I didn't know how after turning her down before a bunch of times. Basically this time she wanted to do something that was supposedly a friend thing but sounded too much like a date. Like I don't hate her. I understand. I'll always understand someone taking their shot. Because that is how you eventually find someone. So is persistence asking multiple times(over a short introductory period, or over a long time?) Trying to start a conversation? Tho if someone says no, I think people should also move on. If the girl is interested later, she should say something. I also think it's okay to ask again over a long period. After you've gotten to know each other and you basically fall for the other person a second time, after knowing them and them knowing you. But then you know for sure to never do that again.
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  253.  @aaronhernandez9053  I didn't say nobody said unless there's another comment by me I'm not seeing. I said no one thought. And the context was in media. Which is what the video was discussing. And I haven't read every comment but even in this thread there is a single person saying he hoped rogan would succumed. But you'd have to ask that person if he thought rogan was dying or if he's just hurling an insult. Acting like one person is the majority opinion is insane. Joe Rogan was not hospitalized for Covid, his condition never deteriorated that badly. No news reported it that way. No news reported it as wishing he'd died. What abba and preach did was conflate two different things together. The sentiment towards preventable covid cases from the anti vaxxers clogging up hospitals, leading to people being turned away and dying from other conditions(or having to travel much further). And somehow conflating that with Joe Rogan being sick and the reaction to him, when he was never hospitalized. They created the illusion or lie that people were hoping he'd die. And that's dishonest. I agree that people should not be turned way from anything. But those facetious remarks come from a sentiment of frustration. What abba and preach did here is so incredibly disingenuous. That's why I called it a strawman. They left out the context, purposefully took it literally. Maybe its from a concern with that growing sentiment materializing. And I can agree with speaking out against that. But they did it wrong because they essentially lied or did a bad faith argument.
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