What have you finally come to terms with?

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[kiddorable]

For the first guy whoever you are sir, I hope you find the most caring and understanding partner that you deserve for an ♾️ time surely.

[michelleh.]

I can’t believe the bystanders laughed at the lady who said she will never be happy. I will pray that she finds happiness and joy 🙏🏾

[savannahleeross]

To the 1st gentleman: Sir, I commend you on being your Moms caregiver. I also tok care of both my ill, dying parents, at a very young age. I knew nobody could care and love them the way I do. Its a heavy weight to carry with you always, You will find love, you will have a wonderful life, full of happiness . Many blessings to you ❤️🙏

[pacificrealestatecenter]

Hi everyone - my name is Markus and I'm a close friend of Paul, the first gentleman in this video. I, like all of you, was touched by the authenticity and vulnerability of his comments. I can tell you that I've witnessed first hand how unselfish he was while caring for his sweet mom, and how he put his life on hold during all those years. It is my hope and prayer that he will find that special woman - have faith, my friend!
Hint, hint: I would be open to playing match maker... you know what to do! ;)

[samiswowza]

Praying the first man finds love. He is an amazing son. It’s never too late!!

[ericaholloway]

I like how the girl says she came to turns that she will grow old and her body will change because as a woman I feel like society is trying to make us feel like it’s not normal to get old and your worthless if you don’t look good. It’s a great thing she has come to terms with that in this day and age.

[ltybfmq]

To the first man; You have a kindness and compassion to you that is visible. I wish you all the happiness in the world and a partner that truly appreciate you.
It is never too late.
(I was a caregiver for my grandmother and my mother too, throughout my young years. It's a lot tougher than people think)

[TheSnackWrap]

The way this 88-year-old lady articulates her thoughts is so special to me. I could listen to her talking for hours.

[LucJenson]

One thing I love about your videos, Thoraya, is that you don't interrupt speakers. The first fellow had to first explain the context of his thinking by discussing the passing of his mother, and while most people would interrupt with a quick "Oh, I'm so sorry." which then derails the conversation into platitudes, you let him keep going and explain his thoughts and feelings without interruption.

Keep up the wonderful work that you do and thank you for continuing to share these wonderful peoples stories with us.

[Rosyandguildy]

6:50 To the man who feels distant from his daughter, don’t let that distance grow! Being the father does not change how close you can be with your daughter, you can make the effort to be the safest space for her❤

[music]

Despite what my narcissistic parents tried to make me believe, I have finally come to terms with, that I am a special, unique, intelligent, kind, giving, loving woman who can take full credit for making it on her own and on her own terms

[aishwaryapotdar]

Very few people actually care about you- beyond parents and siblings, it's really very rare. People are indeed centric. It's kinda freeing actually. The capacity to care about strangers is actually very limited. What a realisation. My favourite so far, just cause I'm going to the same thing.

[anixtza]

5:40 “My soul is what’s really roaming this earth” that’s so beautiful. 💕

[dylancleary]

“My soul is what’s really roaming this earth” I FEEL that sister ❤

[zmarko]

I want to give a huge hug to every one of these people.

[aishwaryapotdar]

The father, oh God, I'm a 20 year old daughter. This was a reminder to tell my father how much I love him. I'm sure your daughter love and cares for you as well. I'm sorry that us daughters are so dumb and ignorant. We love you, truly and value and respect and care for you, dads, so so so so so so so much.

[lucialucia]

For the guy with his daughter in college. Give her time, I was very close to my father then I went to college and got closer to my mom and in sense tan to her for emotional support it’s a maternal love hard to describe. But once I graduated and did life on my owe I seeked my dad for advice for reassurance and for strength. It’ll be okay she’ll come back. Just give her time and tell her you will always have her back.

[camillem]

The man who said “nothing” and he’s still denial of everything because he thinks it will all work out eventually was the most relatable for me. Im still out here fighting for my life but man it’s tiring sometimes too.

[spulwasser]

I used to be suicidal as a teenager, but now, at 24, the finality of life is something that's really hard for me to accept. It makes me panicky sometimes. I really hope that I get to be as old as this lady and that I will find the same peace in the end as she does.

[domwatts]

My hubby went 26 years being single as a caregiver to his mom, then dad, then grandmother then finally, aunt along with raising his nephew to boot. We found each other when he was 56 and I was 48 (I also was 18 years single by choice because of my poor decisions in men) and we met through our love of Greyhounds. For us both it really is true love I think because we had so much time alone that we really know ourselves and what is truly important without the nitpicking. Love is always there for all of us, no matter your age, so never give up because it creeps in when you are not even looking sometimes. But always, Be bold in Love!