I Watched Jaiden Animations Most PERSONAL Videos...

Today, RobertIDK returns to Jaiden Animations to react and review some very special videos! I Watched Jaiden Animations Most PERSONAL Videos... These videos are Jaiden Animations Anxiety is the Greatest! (jk it can go jump off a microwave) and Jaiden Animations Being Not Straight. These are funny true story animations, kind of like TheOdd1sOut and MSA, but these ones are very special. Make sure to check out and support Jaiden and all of her hard work :)

Check out @jaidenanimations ! She's the best!

[pengil]

You know what's sad?
After the "Being not straight" video was posted, there was a controversy that was spawned by creeps who were mad that their weird fanfictions about her couldn't come true.

[Luis-flkz]

23:05 I remember when "Being Not Straight" came out and r/aromantic EXPLODED with people realizing for the first time they might be aromantic, it helped a lot of people finally understand themselves and find a community.

[Oofoof-zgmp]

The way that Robert tries to calm us down and persuade us that we are more than we think we are is just . . . thanks, Robert

[aeroplaneidk]

The being not straight video helped my sibling (who already knew they were ace) to realize they were also aromantic, and helped me realize I am also on the spectrum of asexuality. It’s still one of my favorite videos on yt of all time

[Maxwellish]

jaiden’s face reveal gets me in tears everytime hearing her open up about her eating disorder.
so glad to see her doing so much better now.

[Pebble_]

Funny story, Jaidens ‘being not straight’ video actually made me realise I’m NOT Aromantic after thinking I was for a good year, for me with crushes it was never an absolute no, when I was close to someone the line between crush and friend became fuzzy and I didn’t know what that was. Now I realise I’m platoniromantic which means I can’t identify the difference between platonic and romantic attraction, So big thanks to Jaiden to helping understand myself.

[notmikeywikey]

"i wonder how many unknowingly aromantic people watched this video and something clicked"
raises hand
me. hi. hello.
jaiden totally helped me realize my identity, especially since i had a similar if not exactly the same experience as her back in school. i also love roberts support towards the community, as well as the very good comments on other serious topics, it's super cool. love these videos sm :D

[Two_trio_tiger_cats]

5:52 I went into the WORST BATHROOM EVER once.... The floor needed new paint and it was ugly, the toilets were.... DISGUSTING 🤢, AND the worst THE CRACK IN THE DOOR WAS HUGE!!!! the door had NO LOCK This was near the high school. Do not go there 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

[celestialfangs]

23:18
When she had posted this video. I watched it during the lunch-time period at school and realized that I was the exact same way. Her video discussing Aromantic Aesexualism, AeroAce, really helped me discover what sexuality I was. I had always thought it was strange that I never felt attraction towards anyone, but just took it as "I haven't found the right person yet" or something of that sort, but this video really helped me discover who I am. I'm thankful to Jaiden for explaining it because otherwise I just wouldn't understand. Thanks again to Jaiden and I hope everyone has a wonderful day and God Bless you all!!!!☺☺

[chimonchomp]

As an aro/ace, I've actually never had a crush. When I saw a cute dude and tried to feel something, it made me stray away from them more. It's fascinaating and when I watched her video I felt very called out (in a good way)

[sydney]

I remember when I first saw the being not straight something inside me clicked. I realized I related to pretty much everything jaiden said. After that I spent over an hour researching about aroace and realized I pretty much fit the description. I remember struggling trying to find out my sexuality/romantic identity for a while and when I found this out, I actually wasn't that happy about it. It's hard to admit to yourself that this experience of love you've been trying to chase for years is impossible for you to feel. Now I have finally begun to accept my identity and find comfort in the fact that I finally figured out what I had been missing for so long.

[shannontb]

Thank you so much for reacting to "being not straight" as and aroace person myself I was a little sad when you first said you would react to Jaiden's most popular animations because sadly being not straight isn't one of her more popular videos I was also scared about if you would react to it even because of the stupid controversy about the video.
We really need more people educated about being aroace

[mjjinxer]

I'm very thankful that Jaiden made a video talking about aromantic and asexuality and her experiences. Because of her I realized I fit within the spectrum and felt more sure about myself. Especially that part where she said she faked her crush because she felt like she had to, or that she had to get a boyfriend.
I was under that impression too and when I did finally get a boyfriend he ended up being very toxic. If I had known sooner I would've had so much more time focusing on myself.

[lambcemetery]

Seeing that this is 45 minutes long, I’m deeply grateful that you and Cameron work so hard to make these! Keep up the good work, pal! ( help you’re starting to become my idol )

[FlickAnimations]

Great video! I’m glad you’re watching more story time animators recently.
Say here are some of my recommendations for future videos:

1. Jaiden Animation: Pokémon Challenges
2. Ice Cream Sandwich Videos
3. (This one is kinda one I want to watch) JacknJellify AKA BFDI

Edit: Thanks for all the likes!🎉

[kesshami]

I had a somewhat similar experience to Jaiden for a long time in school...except I would have crushes on fictional characters and I never actively tried to force or pretend anything. One day I got a crush on someone who looked like one of those fictional crushes...then I learned his personality and interests and discovered he was vastly different and the crush went away and some of the things he did pushed them away instead of creating them for their own merit. I didn't have feelings for anyone in real life for a long time after that. It seemed like my brain finally fully clicked that someone looking like a character doesn't make them that character(I don't know why it took that as I always knew that, but my heart was confused, I guess). I had small feelings of "well, maybe? potentially. Gotta find out what they're like." It wasn't until after my last relationship that didn't work out that I figured out that I'm demi. I need to know someone on a personal level and I need them to respect and truly listen to me to even begin to feel anything, much less love them to the level I need to for a solid relationship and that feeling is required for anything intimate. I've found that now with a wonderful partner.

[ChocoGoodness]

Robert: Stay safe and healthy!
Me watching this while sick and trembling: Okay- **breaks out coughing**

[SaskiaSketches_Live]

Hey, haven't watched the full video yet but I just wanted to say, as someone who is aromantic and struggled a LOT with feeling broken, hearing you say "You get to have a unique experience that few people have and that makes you cool", man, that hit the feels. And that you'd like to be friends with aromantics because you wouldn't have to worry about romantic feelings getting in the way of a friendship... Gosh, I don't know how to explain that, but it's one of my biggest concerns with friendships, getting into a friendship and then finding out later they were only friends with me because they wanted to be in a romantic relationship, it's the worst. It's like being friend-zoned, but, opposite. So it's really nice to hear someone say that they'd love to be friends with someone like me to AVOID that exact situation. Idk what else to say, that was just very nice and made me feel happy and seen.

[zoruasan]

Jaidens video definitely helped me. I've been questioning my sexuality for 4 years, thinking that i was bi/pan or even lesbian for a very long time, but then this video came out and i related to a lot of things she said in it and it motivated me to search more about it and i finaly realized i was also AroAce and it felt like a huge weight had lifted off my back, i was so happy and full of pride and so glad that Jaiden posted this video, it definitely helped a lot of people including me.

[disorient]

I'm Loving The Animated Reaction series. I would Also love to see Robert Make his own Animation Channel. I want to as well, and with Jaiden Animations, Hamanimations, And Roberts Reaction to them, I am definitely Motivated to Make it. Thank You Robert.