The Truth About Being Single.

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leena norms

8 жыл бұрын

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@leenanorms
@leenanorms 3 жыл бұрын
👋 Thanks for watching this! If you liked it, these ones might also butter your croissant: ○ Not breaking up with my boyfriend: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZaIpqp_tp_KiYE.html ○ The truth about NOT being single (with Hannah Witton): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qrdzZJWKsNW6n6c.html ○ Lies you're told about marriage in your twenties: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ftl-adCGyNiln58.html
@LyricsToday13
@LyricsToday13 7 жыл бұрын
"If you want to date me, you have to be more interesting than me, which is really hard 'cause I find myself so interesting." absolutely a quote I live by lol bye
@genericscout5408
@genericscout5408 7 жыл бұрын
It's a very dumb philosophy on the macroscale it means no one will ever date ever. Because if a man is more interesting than you. He shouldn't date you.
@thatguy22441
@thatguy22441 6 жыл бұрын
Any man with even half a brain and a shred of self-respect would avoid women who think like that. Most women who think themselves interesting are actually anything but. If you find yourself interesting, you're obviously easily amused.
@LukeReed627
@LukeReed627 5 жыл бұрын
Do everybody else a favour & stay single...
@1Pineapple
@1Pineapple 3 жыл бұрын
@@thatguy22441 Oh my, this is so ignorant 😅 Do you personally know this person since you feel comfortable bringing this statement to the table? 🙈 Do you know the quote "clever people are never bored"? I read something similar into this saying. Except I would think equally interesting could do the trick of a balanced relationship tho 😁
@renmeli911
@renmeli911 Жыл бұрын
@@genericscout5408 being interesting is not a universal, objective, or even quantitative quality, it's really all about your experiences and likes. A person that i find interesting, may not be to someone else. Similarly, if i find someone more interesting than myself (e.g., because of their hobbies), doesn't mean that they find me (who, let's say, have *different* hobbies) less interesting than they find themselves. It's completely subjective
@lucyrutherford
@lucyrutherford 8 жыл бұрын
I'm 22 and I've always been single and a few years ago I hated this because I felt like I was missing out on so much and then slowly I got to a point where I realised I was OK with the idea that I might never be in a relationship. Now I'm really happy being single because I get to do everything just for me, and maybe one day I'll meet someone I like enough to give up my singleness but if that doesn't happen than at least I haven't spent my time worrying about it!
@AriannaMae
@AriannaMae 8 жыл бұрын
+LucyTalks I used to feel the same way and recently realized the same thing, and I'm also 22! :)
@girlpower148
@girlpower148 8 жыл бұрын
I've just turned 22 and feel exactly the same
@katefirth-odonnell5847
@katefirth-odonnell5847 8 жыл бұрын
im 18 and im pretty happy with being single too, I've only had relationships with people that have lasted around 3 months but they never felt comfortable and I much preferred the relationship I had with them before the "relationship" you know? (sorry about not being in the 22 group!)
@elperroreggae
@elperroreggae 7 жыл бұрын
mavishill finally someone told it. No one can ever hold on the singleness forever. And those who say they can, never remain single forever either. It's a good remedy to loneliness tho, but it doesn't work forever
@heyyouyou1000
@heyyouyou1000 5 жыл бұрын
This is me, I've always been single, never had a boyfriend or a kiss, and I was always independent doing my thing going to school with hobbies, and saw relationships and thought of them as very difficult because lots of problems, until 6 months ago I found a person that was my friend really cool and I got into a relationship, and it is really different from what I thought, I just want to tell always of you that don't settle for anyone a good partner is there, but you have to pick it right
@springonion8124
@springonion8124 8 жыл бұрын
i have found that i prefer the idea of relationships to actual ones.. i'll find myself craving romance and closeness but then if the opportunity presents itself it's kind of awkward or uncomfortable for me. maybe it'll be different when i meet the right person :/
@coscointernational
@coscointernational 7 жыл бұрын
I Really Like You But There's Something I Need To Tell You... RED FLAG Hi. I'm Professor Cos. If I build a foundation without knowing what it can support, then hope it accommodates the weight that I put on it, it wouldn't matter how nice I really am, or how good my intentions really are. I would be gambling at the mercy of the foundation's tolerance level. So if you build a relationship foundation based on secrets and manipulation, don't expect it to support any truth or secrets about yourself that you finally reveal. Your foundation wasn't built with truth, it was built with bullshit under the guise of honesty. Trying to put the weight of the truth on top of a foundation built with bullshit only reveals your dishonesty, and/or your stupidity. It wouldn't matter how nice you really are, or how good your intentions really were. You are now gambling at the mercy of the person you deceived. You are at the mercy of your own bullshit accommodating the truth. Since we're both tired of bullshit, I'm going to try and help you understand how the average heterosexual man builds his relationships with people so you can build an honest foundation. A man's relationship with another man starts off socially, minus the reluctance. In most cases, a man doesn't have to like another man to talk to him. Men don't give each other fake compliments the way women do, however, they may do some ego stroking. Unlike women, men don't hide their true nature from each other to avoid being judged. Since they're dealing with men, they don't have to pay the price of admission by pretending to think like a woman. The foundation gets built with honesty. Should those men genuinely like each other, the camaraderie can develop into actual respect, which can develop into friendship. That friendship can then grow into an emotional bond resulting in what many refer to as "a brother from another". Those men can know each other for years without becoming anything more than two men who have respect for each other and be just fine. That is the man to man version of the "friend zone", except it's the "respect zone". Unlike the friend zone where the woman is foolishly considering a friendship with a man who is pretending to want to be friends with a woman he really wants to have sex with, there is no false pretense in the respect zone. For some reason, a woman thinks that just because she is not attracted to the guy, her wanting to just be friends automatically changes his original intention to suit her choice to just be friends. Women who are even dumber than that will actually think that they're in real friendships with guys that they know want to have sex with them. A man's relationship with a woman starts off physically, except when he reluctantly pays the price of admission by socializing. A man doesn't usually have to like a woman to want to have sex with her, and if he likes her, she usually knows after he has had sex with her. The things that a man pretends to want to do prior to having sex with a woman that he pretends to like, will be done after he has sex with her, should he like her. But unlike her, he has his own way of showing a woman how much he likes her. A woman that doesn't need her emotional diaper changed will get treated with respect, and communicated with like an adult. And when a man can communicate with a woman that he doesn't have to hide himself from or filter his mouth around, he can create an honest emotional connection. And that emotional connection can lead to him actually caring about the woman he's with, rather than burdening himself with scripted love and romance. In other words, he becomes a true friend to this woman rather than some "happy wife, happy life" buffoon. Remember, the more hoops a man has to jump through... The more demands a woman makes... The more requirements a woman has... The more solipsistic a woman is... The more bullshit a woman can expect to hear from him. When a man pretends to like a woman or think like a woman prior to having sex with her, it's because he knows that she doesn't understand or accept the way men are. That of course results in the man conforming to the female perspective, which reinforces the woman's ignorance, which results in conflict. While the woman may enjoy the "courting" and "wooing", she won't be entering a relationship, she'll be entering a reluctant compliance. In other words, the foundation will be built with bullshit. The same way a woman decides within 5 minutes whether she will have sex with a guy or not, a guy also decides within 5 minutes whether he wants more than sex from her. A man decides in a split second wether he wants to have sex with a woman, and in 5 minutes if he likes her mindset. A woman decides in 5 minutes whether she wants to have sex with a guy, and could take several weeks to decide how she feels about him. By that time, the man is either hoping his feelings for her are mutual, or he has already had sex with her after deciding that he doesn't like her and has gone on to find someone else to have sex with, or someone he really likes. So for you women who keep wondering why guys don't call you back, here are a few reasons why... He either got a dose of your solipsistic mindset, your sense of entitlement, your golden uterus syndrome, your borderline personality disorder, or he thought you were just plain ugly but wanted to hit it and quit it anyways. Maybe you talk like a chick instead of a mature woman and he couldn't stand to hear your annoying vocal fry or uptalk. It's also very possible that after finally deciding how you felt about him, he heard the words: "I really like you, but there's something I need to tell you"
@coscointernational
@coscointernational 7 жыл бұрын
WILD BEAR... Thank you for reading my comment. I appreciate it. Also, thank you for your response. I appreciate that too. Now, what I would have really appreciated, was a response that either contributed to my point, disproved my point, or at least challenged my point. It seems like you've overlooked everything you read just to give me your opinion on my assumed state of mind. Let's for the sake of argument say that I'm full of anger and resentment as you more or less stated... Would that make what I said any less true if what I said was true? I don't know what your intentions were, but your response was merly an undermining tactic which is usually done by people who are angry and resentful towards the speaker who spoke the disturbing truth. The worst part is, nothing constructive came about as a result of your response. Your free opinion on my state of mind makes you seem caring and altruistic. My therapist is caring, but not altruistic. That's why I have to pay him for his psychobabble, while I can allow yours to net result in $0.00. I hope you have a good day or night, wherever you are in the world!
@coscointernational
@coscointernational 7 жыл бұрын
WILD BEAR I have a very hard time believing that the reason you didn't cough up an argument was because you didn't want to start an argument. And contributing to my point would mean that you agree with what I said, and are adding some additional points of your own. Just so you know, I'm not actually paying a therapist. That was just my way of telling you that if I needed a psychological evaluation, I'd hire a professional. So I seem cynical huh? Does my cynicism negate anything I said? Don't think so. Lol why are you more concerned with how I sound than with what I said?! Anyway, thanks for updating me on the current time and weather.
@coscointernational
@coscointernational 7 жыл бұрын
Oh, and I forgot to add... If your reason for not "contributing" was because my opinion was very set, why bother respond at all?? Furthermore, would telling me that I'm cynical make me any less cynical? By your logic, telling me that I'm cynical would be pretty futile! So why do it?!
@coscointernational
@coscointernational 7 жыл бұрын
WILD BEAR I wasn't necessarily looking for an argument. I had just posted an essay that you responded to with nothing of much relevance. And now you're throwing softballs at me and I'm hitting them over the neighbour's fence. Here's some advice, try getting a good grip of the English language, as well as an understanding of reasoning before trying to play with fancy rhetoric. It will make you a "smarter smart ass". Btw, I take it you agree with everything I said in the essay!
@ellabooray
@ellabooray 8 жыл бұрын
"You don't have to wait to be in a relationship to keep functioning and keep creating" = truth bomb.
@lucavicentini795
@lucavicentini795 3 жыл бұрын
but to serve biology imperative you have to buid a family, if you are a narcisist self centered thing , go ahead, enjoy misery.
@ladytide
@ladytide 8 жыл бұрын
holy shit, manic pixie dream relationshipping is something I've been doing for most of my life without realising. leena I just love listening to you talk, you're so interesting and articulate and stuff. (your articulation is obviously not contagious)
@leenanorms
@leenanorms 8 жыл бұрын
+hannahapple xxxx
@meremeth
@meremeth 8 жыл бұрын
"If you want to date me you have to be more interesting than me" yes i find myself so interesting, and i rarely find other people interesting on the same level i feel like thats the reason i cant find anyone i want to date why is that such a hard thing to admit though? feel like a prick saying that but its true.
@daniellegillett4801
@daniellegillett4801 8 жыл бұрын
It's the best way to be because it means that you only surround yourself with people who nourish your life. Also then if/when you do find a relationship it will be a worthwhile one. More problems come when people have low self-esteem and take the first offer they get.
@HelenTozer
@HelenTozer 8 жыл бұрын
Oh my god, that's so reassuring to hear. You're right that we shouldn't feel ashamed of having high self worth. I love my own company and I agree that does make you set the bar high. I often leave even bad dates feeling happy because of the fact that I get to go home with myself! Also, the more I spend time alone the less hyper and 'too much' I am around other people so I think it makes me better company. Saying all that though, I've recently realised that despite loving my own company I would like to meet someone that I can laugh with. I find I laugh out loud less when I'm by myself.
@daniellegillett4801
@daniellegillett4801 8 жыл бұрын
Nothing wrong with laughing when you're on your own! I do and I'm married. But it is nice to be with someone too; just keep being you and doing things you love and someone will come into your life. Saying that, I was friends with my husband for ten years before we got together. For that whole time I was certain I was not attracted to him then one day it just clicked. Life is weird.
@meremeth
@meremeth 7 жыл бұрын
coscointernational you will notice, i didnt specify men :)
@SWIFTzTrigger
@SWIFTzTrigger 7 жыл бұрын
Is it true? or do you just see yourself in a far more favourable light and appreciate your complexities far more than you do that of other complex human beings that only met for a very short period of time and only try to project what they think you might like to like rather than all facets of their personality? As a man I've met far too many women that seem to want a guy thats funny, charming and interesting, sort of sitting there expectantly waiting to be entertained. While to an extent I am those things, I find that what they themselves offer falls far too short of what they expect. If you say you are "far more interesting" then I'd like to ask why? Have you climbed mount Everest and almost died but instead came out alive and have a tale to tell? did you cross the planet on your own an encountered many wild adventures? did you overcome a horrendous fear or phobia to then become a champion of the cause and lead others to salvation? What makes you so interesting other than your own ego telling you that you are? ask yourself that.
@catreadsabunch
@catreadsabunch 8 жыл бұрын
I love this. I am currently single and I am exactly like this. I love being in my own thoughts, and getting multiple perspectives. Yes, people make it more awkward that I am single than I actually think of it being awkward in itself. Great video! You have the thoughts I wish people around me had, instead of the already packaged ones delivered to them everyday.
@Mlovesfashion62
@Mlovesfashion62 8 жыл бұрын
I can't stress how much I appreciate you doing this! in a time when youtube is losing its originality and integrity, your videos are always a breath of fresh air. thank you, Leena!
@alexandrax7110
@alexandrax7110 3 жыл бұрын
you’re so articulate, what a joy to have found your channel :) looking forward to what’s to come
@onceuponajones
@onceuponajones 8 жыл бұрын
I've been single most of my life and so I don't know much of a difference in my life but I'm so glad you seem to have everything together. I love the way you speak and the things you say! Keep it up 😊
@Michellefabness
@Michellefabness 3 жыл бұрын
the way you formulated the factors of a person of interest as histociral, geographical and wavelength wise is baffling. you're so right. love you!!!
@Nuwerra
@Nuwerra 8 жыл бұрын
Leena, oh Leena, Articulate and manic but absolutely riveting!!! Such an honest if complex response. I think...You are an extraordinarily character, who really should consider writing, and writing, there's so much potential in there....... It was my question and I do so appreciate you posting a response. I enjoy and look forward to glimpses of you your work and your opinions, my daughters could so so spend hours sharing perceptions and ideas with you, although I ( being somewhat senior in years, not mental clarity, self awareness and perceptiveness), would so enjoy a ringside seat.(aren't we all voyeurs on YT?) This vid deserves at least another two cups of tea to review and digest, and I am so going to savour that, Thank you......Have a lovely ,lovely day............oh and the pink hair, reminiscent of 'my little pony', was apt and just perfect!
@marialooksaround
@marialooksaround 8 жыл бұрын
You are wonderfully content and I am happy for you! It gives me hope that there are enough people in the world who don't think that they are nothing outside of a relationship. xxx
@chloerosewescott3097
@chloerosewescott3097 5 жыл бұрын
I come back and watch this video every couple of months, sometimes because I need to and sometimes because I want to, and I learn something new every time. You create such excellent content!!
@averipolasek6307
@averipolasek6307 8 жыл бұрын
I really enjoyed and resonated with this video! Thank you for making it!
@thepositivi-teaenthusiast7437
@thepositivi-teaenthusiast7437 7 жыл бұрын
You are so refreshingly articulate and your lunchbox metaphor made me smile
@IngeborgEngh
@IngeborgEngh 8 жыл бұрын
You are just the best. Really. I love how your brain works and how you make your videos.
@garylogan6838
@garylogan6838 7 жыл бұрын
This was such an very interesting video and I especially get the part about delayed gratification and multiple-perspectives. Thanks for making it!
@liz9183
@liz9183 8 жыл бұрын
i love the way your brain works leena, all of your videos are so intelligent and coherent and just make so much sense its incredible! youre such a pleasure to watch X
@echoland2774
@echoland2774 8 жыл бұрын
And remember that the word "alone" has "all-one" in it :) Leena, you're like this wonderful older and wiser sister I've always wanted!! I loved when you said that whoever wanted to date you had to be more interesting to you than yourself and that's really hard! I often feel exactly the same way and I think it is a wonderful feeling of completeness. Thanks for this video, it really inspired me!
@castreaux
@castreaux 7 жыл бұрын
This video is great! It expresses a lot of what I struggle to tell people myself. I must thank Hannah for having posted hers (which is also awesome) AND for having introduced me to your channel.
@MsTototita
@MsTototita 7 жыл бұрын
i'm a new subscriber and holy crap do i love your genuine attitude! i'm always excited to find honest, thoughtful people's videos, and even more when they're hilarious like you are! i'm so happy to have found you through the banging book club c:
@theuncommonviewer
@theuncommonviewer 8 жыл бұрын
Oh and also I'm so pleased to hear someone else say how interesting they find themselves! I feel the same and I think it's the best thing! X
@FrancescaGeorgiou
@FrancescaGeorgiou 8 жыл бұрын
This is so beautifully interesting. I so appreciate you, Leena you are so swell. I love this whole thing
@leenanorms
@leenanorms 8 жыл бұрын
+Francesca Georgiou blows many fran-destined kisses your way xxx
@k-m___
@k-m___ 8 жыл бұрын
wow this video is another reason why this channel is my absolute favourite youtube channel I love all the videos so so much they are so important
@feathersandtoast
@feathersandtoast 7 жыл бұрын
Great video darling, Hair dying is an essential part of the breaking up process. I became a red head post traumatic break up a few years ago.
@hannahtaybooks
@hannahtaybooks 8 жыл бұрын
Great video, I love how you balanced out your points.
@alicereadsbooks3
@alicereadsbooks3 8 жыл бұрын
you speak so brilliantly on so many things!
@zainabmubarak8322
@zainabmubarak8322 8 жыл бұрын
I have the thing where I rmbr years predominantly because of my thought processes too. I rmbr the stages of thinking i was going through in many aspects of my life, and I can pretty clearly categorize the years. I dont think all the friends, family and career in the world will compensate into having one person who gets you no matter what you are going through. If ur lucky enough to have a bff like so, but having this one person who can give you emotional support and be your partner cannot be replaced I feel. As humans we will unconsciously, inevitably seek out relationships. Thats how we are wired. It gives a sense of belonging and fulfilled the need to love and be loved. As always Leena, a pleasure to listen to your thoughts.
@amycoddy
@amycoddy 8 жыл бұрын
I really enjoy listening to your opinions on things. your perspective is always so interesting! loved this. xx
@april4031
@april4031 8 жыл бұрын
What you said about having fantastic friends who fit different needs in your life (geographic proximity, thoughts, history, etc.) rings so true for me. I think it's a result of both living many different places and also the nature of the Internet and smartphones and communication technology. I love it but at times it's also tough.
@EmmaHunterstartingtospark
@EmmaHunterstartingtospark 8 жыл бұрын
I feel like I could chat to you for hours because you are interesting Leena- you're energy is just infectious! 😁
@YesWeKnowWhoYouAre
@YesWeKnowWhoYouAre 8 жыл бұрын
Leena, I think JustKissMyFrog might be my favourite KZfaq channel ever :) Every one of your videos is like catching up with an old friend :) Thanks for the upload as always :) Much love x
@RebDay
@RebDay 8 жыл бұрын
I really love listening to you speak and this video was really interesting! Slightly manic but so articulate and wonderfully explained. You're proper fab x
@katygav9699
@katygav9699 8 жыл бұрын
As of last week I ended an almost 6 year relationship, and so far I've dyed my hair and got a piercing. But I think that was more down to not being sure what to do with myself for that first week, and now a little time has past I know I did the right thing. I know that for the moment being single is the best thing for me, and you basically said everything I would have if I had been asked those questions 😊
@atousa5752
@atousa5752 8 жыл бұрын
i recently came out of a long relationship where I was engaged, and pretty much everything you said is how I feel about the situation! I've just stumbled across your video by accident, but MY GOD am I happy, because at least now I know I'm not alone! haha, much love!
@suziejmm
@suziejmm 8 жыл бұрын
I'm so glad your twitter followers chose to ask you this question so many times haha, because it made for a very interesting video! As someone who has never been in a relationship, and is not planning on being in one for a good few years at least, it's refreshing to hear an honest ramble about single life. I do think quite a bit about what my life would be like if I always stayed single - definitely as you get older, it becomes harder for others to accept your choice (and for them to accept that it is a choice in the first place), and also to not feel as though you are resisting some sort of societal peer pressure by choosing not to have a partner
@girlpower148
@girlpower148 8 жыл бұрын
I love this video and can totally relate to finding it hard to find someone interesting. I do love being single esp as an introvert, I like to be in my head and with my thoughts most of the time
@timelordess1
@timelordess1 8 жыл бұрын
I've been single almost six years and this video just about sums up why I don't want to settle just yet, my Mum and some of my parents friends always push me at my male friends when I'm happy being single! Thanks for this video, Leena xx
@LukeReed627
@LukeReed627 5 жыл бұрын
Please date women then when you do date and leave men alone, if your views are similar to the poster you would be doing all men a favour.
@deepthinkerpoet
@deepthinkerpoet 8 жыл бұрын
Hello! Fellow introvert here. I understand what your mean. I usually have to explain myself to everyone I meet. I really enjoy getting different perspectives to a problem. I am glad you have a strong friend base. That is something I need to work on. Have a great week! 😊
@JeansThoughts
@JeansThoughts 8 жыл бұрын
It's funny how people ask if friends and work compensate for a relationship but not if a relationship can compensate for friendships, well maybe they do, what do I know haha. My partner is really important to me but then not more so than my friends. But then I totally get what you mean about friends comprising of lots of people rather than one go to person which has its positives like different perspectives and negatives like deciding who to go to and not always being able to ask the same person for help. Maybe it's to do with creating a family and that family can be a romantic family, a platonic family or a bit of both. You muse good ;).
@simplyimiread
@simplyimiread 7 жыл бұрын
This was really coherent and useful, I don't know how I haven't seen this by now! But thank you for making this! :)))))
@bettyreads222
@bettyreads222 8 жыл бұрын
that thinking your friends are really happy piece is so real and I love that checking yourself and people taking what they have and thinking that that's the normal is such a true point and something that as a single lady I have to do a bunch with friends and family in relationships. they act like I'm missing out on something by not sharing my life with someone or actively seeking that out. and oh man, I stay talking myself into and out of things as well lady. yes yes yes.
@bethanyseabolt9387
@bethanyseabolt9387 8 жыл бұрын
This is brilliant, and a thoughtful look at what can be great and not so great about being single.
@amyho8831
@amyho8831 8 жыл бұрын
I wish I was so strong independent like you. I go crazy when I'm alone & I do understand that's not healthy, Guess the grass is always greener on the other side. Loved the video!
@Dyp100
@Dyp100 8 жыл бұрын
Really good video, and I completely agree that relationships and careers are seperate. That's one thing I've never unstood, why people seem to boil it down to either/or kind of choice. I think I'm gonna ramble for a bit, since this video is really....Well, it's complicated but it came in a relevant time in my life. I was in an ldr on/off for about 6 years, and it's been about a year since we broke up for good, and tbh it's not so bad. I was, IDK, I wouldn't say scared of being alone, but when generally I tend to start relationships when I'm in a bad place, almost as a coping mechanism. (Though it's unfair to suggest I only use people to help me, I'm very picky about who I go out with, I guess I just used to feel more of a pull when I'm in a bad place.) But yeah, after a year I've found in some ways I'm a lot happier. I never used to like myself, and I always used to feel like relationships made me feel inferior, and after this year of being fully single I've come out much happier with myself. While I think I'm ready to be in another relationship, at this point it's not my top priority. Getting my life in order, trying to go back to school, overcome depression, and most importantly finish my book has been the main pull for me. While I still love a good flirt from time to time, I feel like....Well, I guess I feel like I'm in less of a rush, is the best way to put it.
@theLeiler
@theLeiler 8 жыл бұрын
your intelligence is so uplifting, i just love listening to you talk. being single all 20 years of my life, i recently have gone through the strange experience of entering my first relationship. what you talk about in this video is so apt and fresh in my life. while i experienced a budding relationship of my own, my close friend and roommate had just ended a long term relationship and our contrasting life situations made for an interesting and confusing dynamic. how do you act when celebration and grief must cohabit? there were times throughout my adolescence when i was sad about being single, but I think a lot of critical thinking and self-discovery led me to think about it differently and more maturely. if my relationship were to end, i'd grieve the relationship, not dread being alone. I look back and really value the times of chronic singleness, because they enabled me to grow in that way. like you said, sometimes it is good to have something and then not have it, or to not always get what you want. i think it really built my character and made me strong.
@mychildisadalek
@mychildisadalek 8 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for this video :) I've never been in a relationship and have constantly felt bad about it but this cleared everything up in my mind both career wise and relationship wise.
@leenanorms
@leenanorms 8 жыл бұрын
+Anne-Marie Dames YEY - tidy mind, FUNNER life. Asking yourself whether you're missing out by not being in a relationship is kind of like questioning who you'd be if you'd been born in a different town. It's like - interesting - but also irrelevant, this is your relationship status, this is your home town :) x
@mychildisadalek
@mychildisadalek 8 жыл бұрын
+justkissmyfrog Exactly! Might just set that as a daily reminder to myself :) thanks again
@elliepeedom8160
@elliepeedom8160 7 жыл бұрын
Oh my god I love you the second I clicked on this video you are just so REAL girl! Keep it up! xx
@iv0447
@iv0447 Жыл бұрын
What a time to be alive, when it's easier to get to know and understand other people better through a computer than in person (IRL). Maybe I don't get out enough :). Not all are open and talkative as you Leena, I wish to meet people like this, so I can see how things work and can work socially. Life is not all black and white, single or plural; there is everything in the middle and around our concepts for how relationships should be. But language is key, we have to talk about things to define them and make into something meaningful and fulfilling. I get what you are talking about.
@Mr96987
@Mr96987 8 жыл бұрын
Such a great and insightful video!!! Thank you for posting this. So, until I was 18 I had never had a relationship. I hadn't even ever kissed someone. And I was Completely fine with that, I was having way too much fun on my own. Then I met this guy... This was 4 years ago and now we are engaged (have been for a while). One problem though, I live in the Netherlands and he lives in South Africa. So even though I am not single, I Am alone. The fact that I only got to see him maybe 2 months a year got me down so much. I didn't do anything anymore, cause I didn't see the point in doing them if I couldn't share the experience with him. I got jealous at my friends because they could spent time with their other half where I couldn't. I felt really sht about myself, never funny or prety or clever or good enough (not because of him, he is an amazing person and has never said or done anything wrong to me). We managed to get him over to Holland for a year, but his visum recently expired and now I am alone again. I was so scared I would get depressed again, but I am feeling so good. Maybe it is because I can now focus again on my own projects, maybe it is because I 'filtered' through my friends in the last year and realised who are worth spending time with (that sounds really harsh, but I don't know a better way to say it). Maybe it is because that year with him has given me a Massive confidence boost. Although I miss him a lot and it's hard at times, I can now be alone without being lonely.
@PalkaDots
@PalkaDots 8 жыл бұрын
Love the lunchbox analogy! Wooooo. Single here. I do tend to remember my reflections in my head more than what actually happened. I always go to Mike Falzone video sayings too. The most unattractive quality is someone not wanting to be with you and do things with you. The simplest and most complicated and hard moments. Relationships should grow each person and break barriers and strengthen both people to be more themselves. Like freestyle dancing together. I pay really close attention to worldview, common interest, and people that are curious and compassionate.And that triangle of career, children, and partner. We can have all three, but it is really difficult and takes so much commitment.
@taylormcgraa5800
@taylormcgraa5800 8 жыл бұрын
THIS IS SUCH A GOOD VIDEO ON SO MANY LEVELS
@MarshmallowsMolly
@MarshmallowsMolly 8 жыл бұрын
Omg that makes so so much sense to me, i never shut up and I'm really bubbly and confident but I also feel quite introverted and it's always confuses me SNAP
@LukeReed627
@LukeReed627 5 жыл бұрын
You are not describing introversion, more like self-absorption.
@Mandysue93
@Mandysue93 8 жыл бұрын
With everything going on in my life right now, this was a very helpful video. It really helped me think about some stuff. Thank you.
@taradreams3
@taradreams3 3 жыл бұрын
I'm 31 and I've only had one short-lived relationship. Sometimes I feel like I might be missing out on something, but I've never really felt the desire to go on dates or be in a relationship. I really value my autonomy. Thanks for the video, and reading all the comments has helped me feel like I'm not so alone in those feelings.
@xXSabzyKababzyXx
@xXSabzyKababzyXx 8 жыл бұрын
I relate to this on soooo many levels thank u for being fabulous and unashamed to embrace it wholly!
@cactustea1280
@cactustea1280 8 жыл бұрын
Really liked this video !!! And yes, people should be able to be single without seeming weird to others !
@ameerahalgohary
@ameerahalgohary 8 жыл бұрын
I loved this video a lot! And I relate to a large part of it! Thanks for speaking with an open heart ♥
@amoclin
@amoclin 8 жыл бұрын
This was excellent advice, really needed to hear it - thanks!
@hilesley-ann6844
@hilesley-ann6844 8 жыл бұрын
My long distance relationship has turned out so much better than I thought. I have the feeling I have all the freedom of being single, all the time and space I need for myself and my passions. But then there is also the person I love having my back, being there to share things with. I am suprisingly pleased with that :)
@TinaKGreene
@TinaKGreene 8 жыл бұрын
This is the first (the only, so far) of your videos that I've watched and you are indeed very, very interesting. Definitely subscribing for more! People like you make me love life
@laurenmcinerney3201
@laurenmcinerney3201 8 жыл бұрын
as someone who is recently single from a similar backstory thank you for making this!
@rachellydiab
@rachellydiab 8 жыл бұрын
I just found your channel through Hannah, Lucy etc. and can I just say you're so wonderful haha (-: 100% stoked to be a new subscriber! X
@CitizenDuMonde
@CitizenDuMonde 8 жыл бұрын
It would be grand if we threw out our social norms for relationship statuses. Love the video! It felt like a stream of consciousness, and I could relate to what you were saying so much it scared me a little. xx
@act.of.whimsy
@act.of.whimsy 2 жыл бұрын
Oh my gosh you are my new favorite your videos are wonderful thank you for existing!!!
@illrollwithit
@illrollwithit 8 жыл бұрын
hi! I just discovered your videos and can definitely relate to this. I was also engaged and with the same person for many years and broke it off ~scandal~ and have been single for a year and feeling much more fulfilled than i expected (in ways i did not expect to feel). u go grl
@IsaacDavis69
@IsaacDavis69 8 жыл бұрын
I got out of an 8 month relationship, the longest relationship I've ever had, literally 5 days after this video as published and it's really helping me today.
@catherinemcateer3038
@catherinemcateer3038 8 жыл бұрын
Love your rice and 'sloppy stuff' analogy. Brilliant.
@angelapalm1206
@angelapalm1206 7 жыл бұрын
I just found your channel, and I'm so excited to be here wow.
@bhoombox3090
@bhoombox3090 7 жыл бұрын
i love watching and re watching your videos Leena, you are so well spoken its so fun!
@coscointernational
@coscointernational 7 жыл бұрын
A Summary Of A Typical Woman's Attitude Towards Dating Hi. I'm Professor Cos. Because the average woman is delusional, solipsistic, and lacks self awareness, she thinks all she has to do to get a man is: 1. Be female. 2. Want a man. 3. Imagine her type of man. 4. Demand that man. 5. Wait for that man. 6. Expect that man to magically "show up" or "come along". When that man doesn't magically "show up" or "come along", or if her current man isn't behaving like "her type of man", she will read magazines, self help books, articles, "how to" guides, and seek advice from dating coaches and talk show hosts for tips on how to find "her type of man" or get her current man to change into being more like "her type of man". After taking the advice on what type of men to avoid and applying her newly learned "tips" and "tricks" in order to attract "her type of man", she will scan her surroundings for "her type of man" while thinking that her 6 prerequisites that I mentioned above gets her "her type of man". Feeling frustrated and unaccomplished in her quest for "her type of man", she will query for information on where to locate "her type of man", what type of activities "her type of man" takes part in, or where "her type of man" likes to hangout. She will then tart herself up and become a commodity for "her type of man" by doing what she thinks makes her interesting to "her type of man". So far, she still thinks her 6 prerequisites are the only tools she needs! Because she is delusional, solipsistic, and lacks self awareness, she thinks that the reason why she hasn't found "her type of man" is because "all the good men are taken". She has no idea wether she is compatible with "her type of man", how she is percived by "her type of man", or if she is the female version of "her type of man". Actually, "her type of man" may not exist, and her way of dealing with that reality is to be even more solipsistic and think that it's so sad that men aren't that way. Because men are aware of her mindset, she will either be ignored by men or become a sitting duck for men that will prey on her ignorance and vulnerability. Men will falsley conform to her ridiculous ideologies and reinforce her delusions by impersonating the characteristics of "her type of man" in order to have sex with her, or to make money from selling her all sorts of "tips" and "tricks" on how to find "her type of man". If you want to see evidence of what I'm talking about, tune into any of the many female talk shows and observe the audience. You will see women of all ages that get together to find love or improve their love lives, seek beauty tips, talk about their feelings, bash men for being so inferior, gossip about trivial things that hold no substance or importance, all while wondering why they can't score a "quality man" or find any satisfaction within their relationships. You will also notice that the men these types of women are with, are either poindexters, feminine beta males, "yes dear" men, or brain dead hunks. These women tend to think they can live a lifestyle influenced by Hollywood and pop culture, be materialistic and into fashion, read their women's magazines, have a bunch of yentas as female friends, and have their perfect, righteous, sensitive, angel of a manly man all at the same time. Erin Pizzey is a woman in her late 70's, who opened the first women's shelter in the early 70's, and when I hear her sharing the things women say to her, not only is she well aware that women are in trouble, she sounds so sad and disturbed by their thinking that it almost makes me feel bad for kicking the shit out of women. If this makes me sound any nicer, I'm not kicking the shit out of women, I'm kicking the shit out of their fucked up mindsets.
@KatieRuby
@KatieRuby 8 жыл бұрын
Sometimes I think being single just helps you love yourself too (as cheesy as that sounds) learning what you are comfortable with, learning who you are and what you want is really important and it's necessary to know that before getting someone else involved I think :)
@pandypuddingpie
@pandypuddingpie 8 жыл бұрын
The struggle for me is as you said being from a background that sees a single woman as an oddity. However, I've never been in any long term relationships so I can't help but wonder why they're all still harping on this thing when it's not as if I'm doing anything new. Trying to explain that I'm happy and if I find someone that's cool too but the added pressure from them isn't helpful...it's actually hurtful. I decided though that it's really all about doing what makes me happy and not worrying about what other people think and that really has made a huge difference. :-) Thanks for the video!
@user-vl8ws4wd7o
@user-vl8ws4wd7o 7 жыл бұрын
So much of this rang true, especially the bit about feeling like you're super interesting haha. I think that's an introvert thing. As an INFJ, I get ya.
@dabinxta
@dabinxta 8 жыл бұрын
I get you so much. Just, well put.
@nickylove4166
@nickylove4166 8 жыл бұрын
I love your accent and bubbly energy it's amazing :D
@indubitablyzara
@indubitablyzara 8 жыл бұрын
@genericscout5408
@genericscout5408 7 жыл бұрын
Smarter people are happy not with fewer friends, but with more REAL relationships that aren't vague fakeships. It takes more time and energy to invest in making real connections so they generally have less than usual social butterflies. Just because you have few friends does not mean you're intelligent lol xD. Better to be single and be in a bad relationship. Look up happiness gap. And you'll see it~
@louisegallagher7560
@louisegallagher7560 7 жыл бұрын
LOVE the lunchbox analogy
@kels..
@kels.. 8 жыл бұрын
Advice on my life from different perspectives is the best part of being single. I find now that I'm not single, I rely on my partner for things I used to call a friend about. It's not bad, but I was more connected to others before b/c I had to be
@bernardbertrand5421
@bernardbertrand5421 8 жыл бұрын
Hello, I would like to really thank you for this vid. Myself, have been engaged and in a serrious relationship, and I to, have broken it off. Without trry to make an equivalence between your expirence and mine, this video makes me feel less alone in my process of the things that I am dealing with. Thank you, this really helps. :)
@figmoon
@figmoon 8 жыл бұрын
Okay this might have been a hard video to make for you, BUT IT REALLY PAID OFF! I really loved hearing your thoughts on this. Kinda helpful actually!
@leenanorms
@leenanorms 8 жыл бұрын
+Myrthe Kamoen YUSSS. Really glad it helped ! x
@Rolerunner
@Rolerunner 8 жыл бұрын
You had me at geographical emotional landscape (doing a geography degree). Interesting to hear your views :)
@moonlight00001
@moonlight00001 8 жыл бұрын
One thing I find interesting is how we put words on the state of "not being single": having a significant other being in a relationship ... but I always found these expressions really weeeird, because I'm single and like.. I have significant others ?! People who make my life meaningful and whom I love dearly. And I am in lots of relationships (friend, daughter, sister to a myriad of cool people ^^)... So why is it that we use these expressions as if there is a strictly defined hierarchy of relationships with romantic relationships at the top and OF COURSE if we say we are in a relationship or we have a significant other it must be a romantic one because these are the only kinds that matter right ? I'm probably not making any sense/rambling ^^
@jenny
@jenny 8 жыл бұрын
Very insightful video! Much enjoyed :)
@leenanorms
@leenanorms 8 жыл бұрын
+thatjennybee XXX
@AriannaMae
@AriannaMae 8 жыл бұрын
This video is amazing! Being also single I totally appreciated and understood so much of what you were talking about! Hahaha I find you really interesting too, it's not just you :}
@etrax7007
@etrax7007 6 жыл бұрын
Stay positive. Keep looking. You are bound to find someone suitable.
@Steertanzer
@Steertanzer 7 жыл бұрын
YOU'RE SO CUTE!
@leenanorms
@leenanorms 7 жыл бұрын
xxx
@usercrying
@usercrying 7 жыл бұрын
New sub right here. Love this video so much.
@mumof3girlsuk467
@mumof3girlsuk467 8 жыл бұрын
I'm new to your channel and I'm already in love with your videos, you are really fascinating and interesting to watch. Are you a writer because the way you word the things you say is so enchanting!! x
@theuncommonviewer
@theuncommonviewer 8 жыл бұрын
This was great. Leena on top form doing what you do best I think! And thanks for addressing that Twitter question about how to know whether to break up with someone. Just for clarification- Did you mean that if you're thinking about whether to instead of how to then you're probably ok staying where you are?
@sammarchant9990
@sammarchant9990 8 жыл бұрын
you are my spirit human, you literally are an older purer and more awesome version of myself
@charro028
@charro028 8 жыл бұрын
You are amazing! Thank you for this!
@leenanorms
@leenanorms 8 жыл бұрын
+charro028 xxx
@oopsiedaisie7
@oopsiedaisie7 8 жыл бұрын
Totally get what you meant about couples expecting you to have the same emotional backup as them. For example, I often find that couples can be ignorant to the emotional needs of others around them who are single and actually being around and investing in the friendships even when their significant other is around.
@KatOfDiamonds
@KatOfDiamonds 8 жыл бұрын
As someone who has been single for 8ish years, I agree with so much of this. Especially because I am watching my fellow single bestie&roommate seemingly orchestrate a relationship with one of the other singles in their highly coupled friends group and yeah... Ultimately it's not my problem but it's still tricky to be on the direct sidelines of.
@AmyJaneSmith90
@AmyJaneSmith90 8 жыл бұрын
Throughout uni I was pretty much always in a relationship and now the last couple of years I've been single. I really appreciate and enjoy my time and space, and I think now it'd have to be someone really special to change that. For the right person of course it wouldn't feel like a compromise, but I'd never think of seeking out a relationship just for the sake of not being single or alone. That implies not being comfortable being yourself which I am, and needing to have someone even if they're not the right someone, which isn't healthy.
@mirvavilla3966
@mirvavilla3966 8 жыл бұрын
I think everybody should spend parts of their adult life being single! Like you said, it means that you have to solve your problems on your own, perhaps leading to intensive googling or asking around. That effort you put into making things happen for you, and reaching out to help yourself is very important. I'm in a great relationship, have been for several years where both of us give each other support - but we're not dependent on each other. And I think that's all you can want in a person. I've read/heard this great bit of advice from somewhere (one of your videos, even?), and try my best to live by it. It is: don't date somebody because you NEED them in your life, date them because you WANT them in your life.
@sethspeight6284
@sethspeight6284 8 жыл бұрын
Tessa sent me, love your vlogs! Thumbs up forever and always.
@winterflowerreads
@winterflowerreads 7 жыл бұрын
Who else is here because of Hannah's video? :D
@lindaviolet7358
@lindaviolet7358 7 жыл бұрын
me ahahah
@OlafurJonBjornsson
@OlafurJonBjornsson 7 жыл бұрын
no one, since her video got made as a result of this one ;-)
@frequentflier9095
@frequentflier9095 7 жыл бұрын
Me, because it was referred to in her notes. btw, "Single" Is Facebook language; single used to mean unmarried -- prior to Facebook
@kayley
@kayley 8 жыл бұрын
SINGLE FRIENDS. I love this video!
@coscointernational
@coscointernational 7 жыл бұрын
"Schadenfreude", Right Ladies?! "Scum Of The Earth", Right Ladies?! Hi. I'm Professor Cos. A lot of guys like to downplay how great it is to be male when they're around women so they don't offend them or appear chauvinistic... But not this young fella! Not Professor Cos! Actually, this morning is one of those mornings where I just want to sit back and enjoy the misfortune of these poor little princesses! It's a GREAT time to be a guy! Well, it always has been, but now more than ever! Feminism has turned women into sexually liberated pro choice sluts, just the way we like them, and men don't need to get into relationships to get laid. Well, there goes Prince Charming! Right down the sink! I'm 32, and words can't explain how much pleasure is derived from watching these aging sluts that are my age and up, hurrying and scurrying trying to find themselves a partner! I mean, they're running about, pell mell, helter skelter! They're EVERYWHERE!!! They're on match, lifemates, plenty of fish, zoosk, dateolicious, craigslist, tinder, jezbel, chat groups, "love forums", talk shows, datelines! They're blogging about the disappearance of "true love" and "gentlemen" and "commitment"! They're buying books, watching videos, reading magazines, attending seminars! They're trying to find that "real man" before it's too late! You should see them! They're frustrated! They're cynical! They're ANGRY!! They're disgruntled! They're hopeless for god's sake! Their biological clocks are ticking! Their looks are fading! Their vaginas are damn near used up from the dozens, if not hundreds of sex partners! Their bodies are partied out, and their voices have that permanent raspy tone to it! All the martinis and tequila and vodka and Shirley temples and smoking and snorting and pill popping and late night binge eating has taken it's toll on their apperance! Man oh man! Crows feet! Turkey necks! Frown lines! Age spots! Fuzzy upper lip! Fupa pouch! Those overlapping eyebrows! Antler looking hands! Eye bags that no amount of neutrogena night cream can fix haha! I get GREAT JOY out of seeing these broads in distress! MAN I LOVE BEING A GUY! The best part is they keep complaining about all the creeps who just want sex! I'm proud to say, I'm one of those creeps who just want sex, except I can get chicks that are younger and hotter than these stretched out elastic bands if I ever want more than sex. In fact, it's pretty risky to go near these 30 year old skanks because they're desperate to get pregnant. To hell with that! If I want an easy, stress free lay, I go for the 40 year old hags. But then these 40 year olds usually have daughters that are in their early 20's or late teens! Hedonism has never been so rewarding for men until women started becoming independent career women! So ladies, keep proving to us that you should be able to sleep around just like men! "Stop slut shaming", right ladies?! Ladies, we NEED you to be sluts! Keep up the good work! Career women are as easy as 1...2...3. And they also pay for the guy! How good is that! And when they're over the hill and past their expiration date, we just move down the age bracket! There will always be a future generation of young hot chicks for men if we play our cards right and stay on the path to success! I remember when I was 23 and I was rejecting all the 18 year olds because I thought I had outgrown them and was therefore too cool for them, plus the 27 year olds in their short black dresses were telling me "I'm old enough to be your mother honey". Stupid me didn't realize back then that I was deluding myself by thinking that my broke ass could just trade up on chicks. Hot chicks in my age bracket could do better than some bum like me. So I found myself stuck in frienzone after friendzone. That's when I discovered cougars and milfs and gilfs and baby mamas and thots. Now the chicks that were 27 when I was 23 are now 36 and have fuzzy upper lips and baby baggage and aren't as hot as they used to be. Now they really look old enough to be my mother, especially the Arab and Eastern European chicks, boy oh boy! And the 18 year olds that I was stupid enough to style on are now 27 and they're turning down 23 year old guys. I'm 32 and my current chick is 23! Funny how shit works! I'm going to create a public forum on my podcast page for the ladies that I've offended on facebook and youtube over the years. Ladies, write in and tell me exactly what you think is wrong with me, I want to know! What was the straw that broke the camel's back?! What made you unfriend me?! What was that one post or comment you read that made you go "eww, I hate this guy"?! Ladies, this is your time to shine! Tell me how wrong I am! Tell me how much of a loser I am, how much of a creep I am, how much of a perv I am! "How insensitive of you", right ladies?! Let everyone know how small my dick is! Tell them how broke I am! I'm just mad because I live in my mother's basement, right ladies?! "He never gets laid", right ladies?! Tell me how sick I am, how much of a misogynist I am, how much of a chauvinistic pig I am! "God forbid you have a daughter", right ladies?! Ladies, team up on me! Get your girlfriends involved! Feminists, blog about me! Tell your feminist friends! That's right ladies! Don't hold back! No holds barred! Tell me what you wish someone would do to me. You hope I get killed? You hope I get aids?? Say waaaat? Darling, OUCH! You sure told me! Ladies, tell me how lame I am, how insecure I am! "Mommy issues", right ladies?! "You must hate your own mother", right ladies?! "My mother never taught me any manners", right ladies?! "I got bullied in high school", right ladies?! "I got dropped as a kid", right ladies?! Ladies, you sure taught me a lesson! You really showed me!!! Wait, what was that?! My mother should have swallowed me?! Hey! Hey! Whoa! Whoa! Ladies, these are my feelings we're talking about here!!!
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