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That grown man and purple haired girl’s conversations were incredible. Both were so vulnerable with each other and being able to slightly relate in her Mexican culture and him growing up learning so much about it opened them up even more. A great pair🥺
The natural connection between the young lady with the purple hair and rhinestones and the bald gentleman was so humbling and heart warming to me. I feel they were connected for a reason.
When that guy said he struggles to hold a conversation I instantly loved him he's very relatable and he's the kind of person I'd love to talk to so many people struggle with this but his heart melted mine
The way the brunette woman said she’s afraid of her looks, and spent the most of the time talking to him about his ex… that’s beautiful. What a selfless soul.
I think we all agree that the purple hair girl and the man who was talking to her could relate to each other a lot despite being from so different generations. It was beautiful to see. We share more things with others than we think. It kind of brought me a sense of humanity team building.
When Karen talked about wanting to help her immigrant parents return home before they pass away and how she felt that translating for others because she sees her parents in them was so real to me. I didn't expect for this video to be a mirror as much as it was a window. I seriously didn't think I would cry during this either. Damn.
I absolutely ADORE Casey and Karen.. such beautiful people. Casey has so much wisdom to share with the world & Karen's empathy is heart-warming. Gosh.. wish I could see more of this.
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The way the bald man was clearly going through hell but still answered "better" shows how strong he is
Imagine if people actually spoke like this face to face. The world would probably be a little different
That grown man and purple haired girl’s conversations were incredible. Both were so vulnerable with each other and being able to slightly relate in her Mexican culture and him growing up learning so much about it opened them up even more. A great pair🥺
The natural connection between the young lady with the purple hair and rhinestones and the bald gentleman was so humbling and heart warming to me. I feel they were connected for a reason.
The bald guy and the pink haired girl brought me to tears.
When the girl asked “how are you REALLY?” I already had tears in my eyes.
These ppl 👇 are watching this in 2024
You know we live in a sad world when two strangers share more about each others than two friends do.
When that guy said he struggles to hold a conversation I instantly loved him he's very relatable and he's the kind of person I'd love to talk to so many people struggle with this but his heart melted mine
The girl who says she doesn't like the way she looks is stunning. My heart breaks that so many of us feel this way because of our rotten society. :(.
Nobody talks like this face to face.
When you realize MOST people are going through something major, it helps to give everyone a little leeway and compassion.
Am I the only one who wanted them to get up, see each other, and hug?
The way the brunette woman said she’s afraid of her looks, and spent the most of the time talking to him about his ex… that’s beautiful. What a selfless soul.
When the gal with purple asked him ‘how are you really?’ Made me think that no one had asked him that with a genuine interest, in a long time.
"I go back to that song to feel that pain again. To feel something. So I dont forget." Thats so damn powerful. So much truth in that.
I think we all agree that the purple hair girl and the man who was talking to her could relate to each other a lot despite being from so different generations. It was beautiful to see. We share more things with others than we think. It kind of brought me a sense of humanity team building.
When Karen talked about wanting to help her immigrant parents return home before they pass away and how she felt that translating for others because she sees her parents in them was so real to me. I didn't expect for this video to be a mirror as much as it was a window. I seriously didn't think I would cry during this either. Damn.
I absolutely ADORE Casey and Karen.. such beautiful people. Casey has so much wisdom to share with the world & Karen's empathy is heart-warming. Gosh.. wish I could see more of this.