I've been watching your videos for a while now. And to me, the most surprising thing is that you are 29 years. :D I thought you were like 10 years younger. Anyway, greetings from Finland.
В жизни за все надо платить. За опыт брака, за карьеру, за детей, за то чтобы быть одиноким и свободным. Просто выберете что вас радует и не бойтесь заплатить. Хотя бы в этом будет какой то смысл
Вы интуитивно не хотите жить как большинство но вам не хватает смелости и решительности найти по настоящему свое в жизни. Не бойтесь. Действуйте по сердцу. Жизнь это шанс
Дети это новый интересный опыт. Это как с любым опытом. Если нет желания узнать этот опыт может и не нужно. А если есть то это может быть очень хороший опыт.если делать все с умом.
Ощущение что вы колеблетесь. С одной стороны хотите справиться со всем одна а с другой стороны хотите что то еще, может помощи. Надо принять решение. Помощь очень часто может обернуться ловушкой. Справьтесь сами а родственная душа пусть будет наградой. Мечтайте, желайте, но справляйтесь сами. Просто выберете что то по сердцу и ноша будет легче
You sound smarter in English than in Russian. Considering what you said about children, I don't see how they can make your life difficult, quite the contrary, they are funny and loving. It's more about finding the right person. Good luck!
А ещё на русском непонятно, насколько на самом деле там все по-другому устроено в голове. Диссонанс ещё очень большой между явной внешностью домашней девочки,от которой инстинктивно ждёшь,что она вот-вот скажет:" Моя цель в жизни:любимый муж,четыре сыночка и лапочка дочка" и риторикой убежденной феминистки, которая думает только о карьере и путешествиях и завидует мужчинам,что им эпиляцию не нужно делать.
@@Nedofaust You're spot on, bro ... An American buddy of mine once said, "You know what the difference is between mayonnaise and a feminist? Despite the same amount of fat, mayonnaise is a lot healthier for a guy" ... Весьма спорное высказывание, конечно, но я, как конченый дебил, здорово поржал ...
Giving life and caring for it is admittedly not an easy talk but it is a rewarding undertaking well worth it. Sadly, we are being conditioned to living our lives for ourselves and being in tune with ourselves, whatever that means. Our love is meant to be outward. Throughout history even childless genius minds with a great love for their work shared their love for their work with the rest of mankind. You simply cannot love yourself for the sake of loving yourself. Also, it's not that it's too expensive to start a family, you simply do not want to sacrifice, at least in part, the comfort which comes with your salary and which you have grown accustomed to, for another human being (aka a child). PS: You said "well, that's like something [getting married and having kids] anybody could do". Well, evidently you couldn't. Frankly, I don't see it happening unless you change your condescending attitude towards family and having children.
Oranges taste sweet and when you squeeze them, their juice taste even sweeter. However if you want to keep going in good health, the fibres of the orange is the natural antidote against the unhealthiness of a too sweet juice when consumed in excess. Similarly you'll probably want to keep the “antidote” a.k.a. the father around when having children with somebody. That's why the wholesome alternative will always be to marry the guy you wanted to have children in the first place with. Having the father around will probably come in handy eventually.
Eh, American politics is generally focused on dividing a populace that agrees on most things, into a them and an us. A political philosopher who I listen to regularly said that it’s much more common to find similarities between disparate groups than similar ones. You have a next door neighbor who is Jewish and you are a Catholic, you’re all part of the abrahamic faith. Meanwhile, live next to a Protestant and instead it’s much more common to focus on the three things that split you apart than all the others that bring you together. Definitely agree with you on the values. If you live outside your values, they will always pull you to them, no matter what you try tell yourself. Much better in my opinion to live in accordance with one’s values, and suffer the consequences, than to reap the benefits and not live how you are. I’ve seen people trying to live in a way that was untrue to themselves and it eats them up inside. In the end, they end up blowing up what they have built just because they can’t deal with the internal dichotomy. Much better to search for a person who wants to be with you, and possibly fail, than to end up with a slug just because he will provide sperm and “fatherhood.” It was a very curious dichotomy for my ex wife as well, as despite coming from a CIS country, she was very anti kids, and she struggled a lot when traveling and with parents too with the kids talk. For traveling there, even before she met me, she had a fake ring just so people wouldn’t make a whole big deal about it. For me talking about it was a bit less problematic, but for me, having kids was not as much of a goal especially when we got together, but I find that for me, kids are the most important thing on earth, but having them isn’t. I realized through a few hard events how much having them meant to me, but even if I didn’t have them, I would rather have not raised a child at all than to have raised one in a home where they were unloved by one parent. Also similarly worried to you as a divorced man in his late twenties who isn’t necessarily the easiest person to be around. I hope both of us find a person who loves us as we are, and is interested in filling our inadequacies and quirks instead of blaming us for them. Seems like a hard thing to do these days, but I suspect you’ll have better luck than me, as as far as I know, you’re at least an attractive woman without a divorce in your past. At least you seem to have plenty of offers in the comments, seems like the amount of offers here should at least speak for your value on the dating “market”. If you secretly have a boyfriend who you’re thinking to promote, all the better! For my own part (late 20’s male) at least, idk how much the shift of topic would really change my interest in watching your content, I mostly watch you for the interesting perspective. I actually follow quite a few mothers, including the admirable Jessica Kellgren-Fossgard, who just posted a (second) pregnancy video with her wife. I highly recommend her TH-cam as she is very glamorous, gives good viewpoints, and is neurodiverse, disabled, and in her own words (and mine) adding vintage lesbian fabulousness into the world. I do admittedly watch less tradwife content but that’s mostly to do with the duplicity I find there than the lack of interest in the traditional world. I think the video you are referring to might be Tradwives: I don’t need feminism so nobody does by trolleybolley. Really a fascinating expose on the tradwife trend. It seems every time I get interested in a traditionally focused family lifestyle TH-cam channel, they end up going over the deep end, proselytize their way as the only way things can be, or I find out they are much less honest than they espouse to be. That said, I stand out most places I’ve been, so I doubt I’m too much of a representation of your demographic, but given that your content attracted me due to your similarity to myself mentally, as well as a fascinatingly different viewpoint, I can imagine many people finding you in a similar fashion. It would be fascinating to find out how many people follow your content due to relatability and intellectual fascination in comparison to dreaming of ideal scenarios where you realize that you want to live the rest of your lives together settling down, being the perfect little wife with two perfect little children. I admittedly find it fascinating how many men say want to “tame” an independent woman instead of finding one that fits what they want in a wife. They want an interesting person to be interesting just for them, and turn boring for everyone else including herself. Humans are fascinating creatures. Definitely also worried about the realization of idiocracy happening in real life. The introduction really hits a bit too close to home these days, with intelligent well off people waiting for things to be perfect before procreating, and idiots having children because they thought they could use tissue paper as contraception. About the salary of two people, you also do seem to live two lives, so there is that. Though I do agree that life on a similar salary in America is more close to survival than one in Finland on pretty much any salary. I don’t know if I agree with your point about wage gap not being a thing in the nordics though. As much as I am in love with my nation, I do still feel that there is some amount of a wage gap and a gender gap in the higher echelons of power and home expectations. It may be closer than some, but I don’t think it’s nonexistent. Would love to be proved wrong or to learn more about this though, so if you remember the Netflix show you watched about gender inequality in the nordics, I would love to know what it was. Did a cursory search but didn’t find any obvious hits. Must be an interesting dichotomy being split between those two values. They seem rather diverse and therefore must take quite a lot of work to acquiesce with one another. But alas, most of the interesting people I know live difficult lives, diamonds being forged under pressure and whatnot. Your nasa couple does seem to be rather the inspiring role model though! I personally find it really helpful to have healthy relationships that I can steal tricks from to make my own better. I also find it’s a difficult thing to simultaneously inhabit so many roles in a relationship, from caretaker to a provider, from mechanic to decorator. Admittedly I come at it from a different viewpoint and a different base societal expectation and I find that does shape quite a bit of how I live, I do find great fascination in the interplay between these roles, as well as curiosity of how I would be without societal norms having influenced me to the degree they have. Regarding requirements for a partner, couldn’t agree more with you on their righteousness, irrespective of their contents. If what a person finds important for their partner would be that they wore a chastity belt because self pleasure is sin, it might be a bit strange, but that would be a much more respectable answer than nullifying one’s own preferences for the happiness of another. Personally, I always wanted a person who would round me out, and who I could trust no matter what. I am a jagged mess of a human being, amazing at some things, and abysmally hopeless at others. As long as they are differently intelligent than me and I can trust them to have my back with the same ferocity as I have theirs, why would I care if they can juggle themselves through humanity’s loops. In fact, almost better if we all had specific requirements, as it would make it much easier to find a partner. If we all wanted the prettiest girl in the world, all but one would leave disappointed. If we all have our own standards, hopes and dreams, all the better, we can all find our own weirdo, just right for us. Regarding my opinion on a random sperm donor and just raising a kid as a single mom, all for it. Obviously I would rather the kid had two loving kick-ass parents, but in these circumstances, I’d rather one loving parent have the child they dream of than be left childless, or society to have one less well rounded loved child. If it’s a purely selfish act of a self centered narcissist though, I’ll have other words. Haven’t seen the latter in person, so far only with dogs, but even that infuriates me to no end. Really couldn’t agree more with you about acceptance though. In my opinion the ideal for any person the ideal is that no matter what religion is right, that they would do well. I might eat cows, pork, and non-scaled fish, but as long as I treat the people around me with respect and have been a positive influence on the people around me, even if I’m wrong, I should be fine no matter what the optimal scenario is. Worst case scenario, I die, it was all a lie, and I lived a life that helped those around me, had a positive impact, and I will die without regret. None of us know who’s right anyway, that’s why it’s called belief. If I believe one thing, and Tim believes another, I have no more idea of my correctness versus his. Both of us likely believe our own correctness equally, and besides interpretation and what makes sense to us, that’s all we’ve got. If there was an obvious correct path, most of us would already have converted by now. I mean hell, most people are still the same religion as their family, and if that doesn’t point towards the equality of our experience, what does. Religion has been a beautiful addition to my life, but it doesn’t need to be so to anyone else. Seems like not that hard a decision to me but obviously it must be harder than it seems and I’m just lucky in the way my brain is twisted into a pretzel instead of a neurotypical brain. Obviously not perfect on acting that way, we’re all human, but it’s a good intention, and I have
been fortunate enough to have lived a life where I’ve been able to live the majority of it according to that. My own focus is more of the rule of leave things better than how you found them. I would be proud beyond compare if my epitaph would read “he left the earth a better place than when he found it.” I don’t know if I agree about being nice to people being a central tenet of a personality though. Obviously you haven’t said if it is what you are promoting, nor any detail, but niceness being a virtue can go far too far in my opinion sometimes. I personally have shifted my approach more towards considering the other person as an equally valuable and valid entity, and to behave as though their wellbeing is equally valuable as yours. If they behave in such a way as to warrant indignation and possibly even pain and or suffering, so be it, but never do it unnecessarily or without acknowledging their experience as equally valuable to your own. Maybe it’s influenced by my having gone through military training for the reserves, and having a different interaction I’ve had to mentally account for, or just general disposition, I don’t know, but I think, especially when said to women, the case of be nice, people won’t like you if you’re not is a very dangerous path to tread. I have quite a few not nice women I adore, and it’s much more about the reason of their actions than the actions themselves I draw conclusions from. Love your happiness is an inside job quote, you’ve now given me two wonderful quotes in a row, well done. I rarely find quotes I agree with that strongly and now, along with your wisdom coming from many advisors quote, I have two. Thanks!
Микаэлла, я думаю, уместно заметить, что вы - ЛИЭ. В вашей стране популярна MBTI - в ней это называется ENTJ. В этом причина почему вы так быстро говорите(на родном языке - другой ваш ролик на эту тему). в Этом причина многих ваших выборов. Но считать всех американцев, всех русских и т.п. какими-то опредленными, это стереотипно. В России живут разные люди, как и в Штатах. Поэтому там где есть выборы, почти всегда поровну. в Больших городах РФ mindset молодежи будет скорее как у вас - путешествия, брак после 30 и т.п.
You might be enchanted by illusions BEWARE of that. I am as a resident of Russia only see family values decline. Didn't watch the video but LISTEN you will be an outsider everywhere outside your motherland. Dont go it isnt worth. Just visit as a traveller dont settle you will encounter many dispairs just dont do it.,z AMEN 😢
The sperm donor guy from 90DF was one weird dude to put it mildly. I doubt most people find him "ok". They tolerate people like him but most people don't think what he does can be normalized. He himself admitted that he had a deep psychological trauma and that was the reason for him to start donating but in reality was the reason for him to have as much as sex as possible.
Если научить кошку стучать по клавишам и усадить за пишущую машинку на бесконечное время, она рано или поздно напишет "Войну и мир." Смотрел ролик с субтитрами ,чуть умом не тронулся)))
The road called later leads to a land called never...
I like how you think.
Wish you achieve your goals whatever they are.
I've been watching your videos for a while now. And to me, the most surprising thing is that you are 29 years. :D I thought you were like 10 years younger. Anyway, greetings from Finland.
Cool ❤😂❤...
В жизни за все надо платить. За опыт брака, за карьеру, за детей, за то чтобы быть одиноким и свободным. Просто выберете что вас радует и не бойтесь заплатить. Хотя бы в этом будет какой то смысл
Вы интуитивно не хотите жить как большинство но вам не хватает смелости и решительности найти по настоящему свое в жизни. Не бойтесь. Действуйте по сердцу. Жизнь это шанс
Дети это новый интересный опыт. Это как с любым опытом. Если нет желания узнать этот опыт может и не нужно. А если есть то это может быть очень хороший опыт.если делать все с умом.
Ощущение что вы колеблетесь. С одной стороны хотите справиться со всем одна а с другой стороны хотите что то еще, может помощи. Надо принять решение. Помощь очень часто может обернуться ловушкой. Справьтесь сами а родственная душа пусть будет наградой. Мечтайте, желайте, но справляйтесь сами. Просто выберете что то по сердцу и ноша будет легче
When Mikaela is angry she looks like Ellen Ripley like in movie Aliens
You sound smarter in English than in Russian. Considering what you said about children, I don't see how they can make your life difficult, quite the contrary, they are funny and loving. It's more about finding the right person. Good luck!
А ещё на русском непонятно, насколько на самом деле там все по-другому устроено в голове. Диссонанс ещё очень большой между явной внешностью домашней девочки,от которой инстинктивно ждёшь,что она вот-вот скажет:" Моя цель в жизни:любимый муж,четыре сыночка и лапочка дочка" и риторикой убежденной феминистки, которая думает только о карьере и путешествиях и завидует мужчинам,что им эпиляцию не нужно делать.
@@Nedofaust
You're spot on, bro ...
An American buddy of mine once said,
"You know what the difference is between mayonnaise and a feminist? Despite the same amount of fat, mayonnaise is a lot healthier for a guy" ...
Весьма спорное высказывание, конечно, но я, как конченый дебил, здорово поржал ...
All my friends who have kids regret it.
Good luck just be happy, and don't worry about what people want we are all in definite
Giving life and caring for it is admittedly not an easy talk but it is a rewarding undertaking well worth it. Sadly, we are being conditioned to living our lives for ourselves and being in tune with ourselves, whatever that means.
Our love is meant to be outward. Throughout history even childless genius minds with a great love for their work shared their love for their work with the rest of mankind. You simply cannot love yourself for the sake of loving yourself.
Also, it's not that it's too expensive to start a family, you simply do not want to sacrifice, at least in part, the comfort which comes with your salary and which you have grown accustomed to, for another human being (aka a child).
PS: You said "well, that's like something [getting married and having kids] anybody could do". Well, evidently you couldn't. Frankly, I don't see it happening unless you change your condescending attitude towards family and having children.
That eviction thing is weird and really wrong.
Странно почему ютуб не показывает субтитры на английском🤔
Почему же? Даже проверил-показывает
@Nedofaust уже стал показывать, я смотрел как только видео вышло и их не было.
Oranges taste sweet and when you squeeze them, their juice taste even sweeter. However if you want to keep going in good health, the fibres of the orange is the natural antidote against the unhealthiness of a too sweet juice when consumed in excess. Similarly you'll probably want to keep the “antidote” a.k.a. the father around when having children with somebody. That's why the wholesome alternative will always be to marry the guy you wanted to have children in the first place with. Having the father around will probably come in handy eventually.
Eh, American politics is generally focused on dividing a populace that agrees on most things, into a them and an us. A political philosopher who I listen to regularly said that it’s much more common to find similarities between disparate groups than similar ones. You have a next door neighbor who is Jewish and you are a Catholic, you’re all part of the abrahamic faith. Meanwhile, live next to a Protestant and instead it’s much more common to focus on the three things that split you apart than all the others that bring you together.
Definitely agree with you on the values. If you live outside your values, they will always pull you to them, no matter what you try tell yourself. Much better in my opinion to live in accordance with one’s values, and suffer the consequences, than to reap the benefits and not live how you are. I’ve seen people trying to live in a way that was untrue to themselves and it eats them up inside. In the end, they end up blowing up what they have built just because they can’t deal with the internal dichotomy. Much better to search for a person who wants to be with you, and possibly fail, than to end up with a slug just because he will provide sperm and “fatherhood.”
It was a very curious dichotomy for my ex wife as well, as despite coming from a CIS country, she was very anti kids, and she struggled a lot when traveling and with parents too with the kids talk. For traveling there, even before she met me, she had a fake ring just so people wouldn’t make a whole big deal about it. For me talking about it was a bit less problematic, but for me, having kids was not as much of a goal especially when we got together, but I find that for me, kids are the most important thing on earth, but having them isn’t. I realized through a few hard events how much having them meant to me, but even if I didn’t have them, I would rather have not raised a child at all than to have raised one in a home where they were unloved by one parent. Also similarly worried to you as a divorced man in his late twenties who isn’t necessarily the easiest person to be around. I hope both of us find a person who loves us as we are, and is interested in filling our inadequacies and quirks instead of blaming us for them. Seems like a hard thing to do these days, but I suspect you’ll have better luck than me, as as far as I know, you’re at least an attractive woman without a divorce in your past. At least you seem to have plenty of offers in the comments, seems like the amount of offers here should at least speak for your value on the dating “market”. If you secretly have a boyfriend who you’re thinking to promote, all the better!
For my own part (late 20’s male) at least, idk how much the shift of topic would really change my interest in watching your content, I mostly watch you for the interesting perspective. I actually follow quite a few mothers, including the admirable Jessica Kellgren-Fossgard, who just posted a (second) pregnancy video with her wife. I highly recommend her TH-cam as she is very glamorous, gives good viewpoints, and is neurodiverse, disabled, and in her own words (and mine) adding vintage lesbian fabulousness into the world. I do admittedly watch less tradwife content but that’s mostly to do with the duplicity I find there than the lack of interest in the traditional world. I think the video you are referring to might be Tradwives: I don’t need feminism so nobody does by trolleybolley. Really a fascinating expose on the tradwife trend. It seems every time I get interested in a traditionally focused family lifestyle TH-cam channel, they end up going over the deep end, proselytize their way as the only way things can be, or I find out they are much less honest than they espouse to be.
That said, I stand out most places I’ve been, so I doubt I’m too much of a representation of your demographic, but given that your content attracted me due to your similarity to myself mentally, as well as a fascinatingly different viewpoint, I can imagine many people finding you in a similar fashion. It would be fascinating to find out how many people follow your content due to relatability and intellectual fascination in comparison to dreaming of ideal scenarios where you realize that you want to live the rest of your lives together settling down, being the perfect little wife with two perfect little children. I admittedly find it fascinating how many men say want to “tame” an independent woman instead of finding one that fits what they want in a wife. They want an interesting person to be interesting just for them, and turn boring for everyone else including herself. Humans are fascinating creatures.
Definitely also worried about the realization of idiocracy happening in real life. The introduction really hits a bit too close to home these days, with intelligent well off people waiting for things to be perfect before procreating, and idiots having children because they thought they could use tissue paper as contraception.
About the salary of two people, you also do seem to live two lives, so there is that. Though I do agree that life on a similar salary in America is more close to survival than one in Finland on pretty much any salary. I don’t know if I agree with your point about wage gap not being a thing in the nordics though. As much as I am in love with my nation, I do still feel that there is some amount of a wage gap and a gender gap in the higher echelons of power and home expectations. It may be closer than some, but I don’t think it’s nonexistent. Would love to be proved wrong or to learn more about this though, so if you remember the Netflix show you watched about gender inequality in the nordics, I would love to know what it was. Did a cursory search but didn’t find any obvious hits.
Must be an interesting dichotomy being split between those two values. They seem rather diverse and therefore must take quite a lot of work to acquiesce with one another. But alas, most of the interesting people I know live difficult lives, diamonds being forged under pressure and whatnot. Your nasa couple does seem to be rather the inspiring role model though! I personally find it really helpful to have healthy relationships that I can steal tricks from to make my own better. I also find it’s a difficult thing to simultaneously inhabit so many roles in a relationship, from caretaker to a provider, from mechanic to decorator. Admittedly I come at it from a different viewpoint and a different base societal expectation and I find that does shape quite a bit of how I live, I do find great fascination in the interplay between these roles, as well as curiosity of how I would be without societal norms having influenced me to the degree they have.
Regarding requirements for a partner, couldn’t agree more with you on their righteousness, irrespective of their contents. If what a person finds important for their partner would be that they wore a chastity belt because self pleasure is sin, it might be a bit strange, but that would be a much more respectable answer than nullifying one’s own preferences for the happiness of another.
Personally, I always wanted a person who would round me out, and who I could trust no matter what. I am a jagged mess of a human being, amazing at some things, and abysmally hopeless at others. As long as they are differently intelligent than me and I can trust them to have my back with the same ferocity as I have theirs, why would I care if they can juggle themselves through humanity’s loops.
In fact, almost better if we all had specific requirements, as it would make it much easier to find a partner. If we all wanted the prettiest girl in the world, all but one would leave disappointed. If we all have our own standards, hopes and dreams, all the better, we can all find our own weirdo, just right for us.
Regarding my opinion on a random sperm donor and just raising a kid as a single mom, all for it. Obviously I would rather the kid had two loving kick-ass parents, but in these circumstances, I’d rather one loving parent have the child they dream of than be left childless, or society to have one less well rounded loved child. If it’s a purely selfish act of a self centered narcissist though, I’ll have other words. Haven’t seen the latter in person, so far only with dogs, but even that infuriates me to no end.
Really couldn’t agree more with you about acceptance though. In my opinion the ideal for any person the ideal is that no matter what religion is right, that they would do well. I might eat cows, pork, and non-scaled fish, but as long as I treat the people around me with respect and have been a positive influence on the people around me, even if I’m wrong, I should be fine no matter what the optimal scenario is. Worst case scenario, I die, it was all a lie, and I lived a life that helped those around me, had a positive impact, and I will die without regret.
None of us know who’s right anyway, that’s why it’s called belief. If I believe one thing, and Tim believes another, I have no more idea of my correctness versus his. Both of us likely believe our own correctness equally, and besides interpretation and what makes sense to us, that’s all we’ve got. If there was an obvious correct path, most of us would already have converted by now. I mean hell, most people are still the same religion as their family, and if that doesn’t point towards the equality of our experience, what does. Religion has been a beautiful addition to my life, but it doesn’t need to be so to anyone else.
Seems like not that hard a decision to me but obviously it must be harder than it seems and I’m just lucky in the way my brain is twisted into a pretzel instead of a neurotypical brain. Obviously not perfect on acting that way, we’re all human, but it’s a good intention, and I have
been fortunate enough to have lived a life where I’ve been able to live the majority of it according to that. My own focus is more of the rule of leave things better than how you found them. I would be proud beyond compare if my epitaph would read “he left the earth a better place than when he found it.”
I don’t know if I agree about being nice to people being a central tenet of a personality though. Obviously you haven’t said if it is what you are promoting, nor any detail, but niceness being a virtue can go far too far in my opinion sometimes. I personally have shifted my approach more towards considering the other person as an equally valuable and valid entity, and to behave as though their wellbeing is equally valuable as yours. If they behave in such a way as to warrant indignation and possibly even pain and or suffering, so be it, but never do it unnecessarily or without acknowledging their experience as equally valuable to your own. Maybe it’s influenced by my having gone through military training for the reserves, and having a different interaction I’ve had to mentally account for, or just general disposition, I don’t know, but I think, especially when said to women, the case of be nice, people won’t like you if you’re not is a very dangerous path to tread. I have quite a few not nice women I adore, and it’s much more about the reason of their actions than the actions themselves I draw conclusions from.
Love your happiness is an inside job quote, you’ve now given me two wonderful quotes in a row, well done. I rarely find quotes I agree with that strongly and now, along with your wisdom coming from many advisors quote, I have two. Thanks!
Микаэлла, я думаю, уместно заметить, что вы - ЛИЭ. В вашей стране популярна MBTI - в ней это называется ENTJ. В этом причина почему вы так быстро говорите(на родном языке - другой ваш ролик на эту тему). в Этом причина многих ваших выборов. Но считать всех американцев, всех русских и т.п. какими-то опредленными, это стереотипно. В России живут разные люди, как и в Штатах. Поэтому там где есть выборы, почти всегда поровну. в Больших городах РФ mindset молодежи будет скорее как у вас - путешествия, брак после 30 и т.п.
You might be enchanted by illusions BEWARE of that. I am as a resident of Russia only see family values decline. Didn't watch the video but LISTEN you will be an outsider everywhere outside your motherland. Dont go it isnt worth. Just visit as a traveller dont settle you will encounter many dispairs just dont do it.,z AMEN 😢
У меня даже на русском субтитры показывает. Хотя мне это не надо. Смотрю со смартфона.
Эла ты уменя спршиваеш ,что случилась семейными ценностями ? У меня высоком уровне вот у тебя хромает исправь срочно услыш зов души цердечко
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The sperm donor guy from 90DF was one weird dude to put it mildly. I doubt most people find him "ok". They tolerate people like him but most people don't think what he does can be normalized. He himself admitted that he had a deep psychological trauma and that was the reason for him to start donating but in reality was the reason for him to have as much as sex as possible.
Если научить кошку стучать по клавишам и усадить за пишущую машинку на бесконечное время, она рано или поздно напишет "Войну и мир." Смотрел ролик с субтитрами ,чуть умом не тронулся)))