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[simplymeconnie]

You absolutely nailed it. Ember did need to be a part of this world. Jaylena, even if she wouldn't admit it, kept falling for her ex's B.S. I am not a bible thumper in any way, but God is responsible for making you Embers father. A loving, caring father, and not the ex. To see Jaylena go from a broken, depressed, unsure of herself, little girl who just wanted to belong somewhere, to seeing her grow in every way. She has confidence.She is a strong woman now. She now knows absolute and true love. She knows she is valued in this life for who she is, not what she can do. So, while the relationship may not have ended up being a forever one, this relationship was supposed to happen. I truly with all my heart believe that it save Jaylena and brought beautiful little Ember into this world. It's all thanks to you. Always remember that when the negative Nancies try to say other. You saved a life and gave it purpose. You brought a sweet Angel onto this earth to help. Why do I say all this? I was a Jaylena myself when I was younger. I had my J. I pretended I had confidence but I really didn't. While I already had my kids when I met my husband 20 years ago, I see so many similarities between myself and her, and you and my husband. You're still going to be an amazing and loving father and friend to Ember and Jaylena, no matter what. It's refreshing to see that as I was losing faith in the future generations.

[happy.homestead]

Isaac, it was very clear early on, that you are a good man, with morals and values. That is part of your Filipino upbringing, but it's your character traits, too. It was refreshing to see a guy from your generation doing the right thing for Jaylena and your unborn child. It was awesome to see Jaylena heal and blossum within your relationship. She was so fragile after what she'd been through. You both have had a lot of hamburger thrown at the wall these last few years with all the changes. The house has been such a pain in the ass, with all the issues it has. I'm sure that's a drain on both of you mentally and emotionally. What I see missing, isn't the love you each have for one another and your family. It's that you've had no time as two adults to keep your bonding intact. You have to nurture a relationship. You need to make time for romantic evenings, sexy little weekends together, without Ember. You have to make time for a relationship to have the roots for growth. If your friend could help you by babysitting and you two could go away in your truck and enjoy each other again, you might find the missing link. Maybe I'm missing out on some important detail that needn't be shared by you two on the internet, but at 67 years old, I've learned a few things in life. I see total and complete love for one another and happiness in the family life you've created. I don't see the romance bewteen the two of you that is so critical to a long term relationship. Just my two cents, fwiw. I hope you'll both consider the point. You're both very special people and we love you all.

[sharontoohey]

You guys had a huge change of life from bus life to buying a home. Problems with homes can be difficult even if you would have had other homes. Life style changes ebb and flow. We will just see what happens in the future for you two. Wish you both happiness.

[ColetteMalette]

At 63 years old one thing I’ve learned is that things happen for a reason. We may never have the answers to the Why’s? You are both adults and understand how important it is for a child not grow up in a loveless environment. God Bless you all❤

[Georgia-boy]

I'm a long time follower of yours. And I really have only one comment. Anyone can bring a child into the world, but it takes a real man to be a father.

[TracieLindsey-cn]

My Dad raised me as a single Father. Dads are so important to raising Daughters. Ember is blessed to have 2 parents who put her first.

[margaretdora]

Your positive, upbeat personality will carry you through. Not to mention your work ethic and energy.

[Banagal]

Well said, Isaac. I'm not judging here. I like both of you and will continue to watch both channels. Hang in there. So sorry people are making negative comments. Hugs.

[lynnatwmahalfsteading]

Loved seeing you both working on the van. Glad you both are so mature and looking at the future. Never know what may happen down the road. God Bless and Happy

[LiveLaughLeaveBB]

Thank you for sharing, even though you didn't have to! Screw the haters! YOU took the wheel and did everything you had to do when the pregnancy happened. You sold everything and you bought a house for Ember and Jaylena to have stability. EPIC GUY, RIGHT HERE!!! I absolutely cannot wait to see you start building again - to see your FIRE back and your contagious personality back on the screen!!!! Cheers to a new season!! 🎉❤✨🙏

[melissaw]

The same people that find fault in your truck camping videos, and Jaylena's van building videos, are going to find fault in the way you are choosing to live no matter what. Ember was meant to be here, and to make you and Jaylena parents. You will both always be connected by that precious child. I love the idea of you two still living "together" and if you can make that work long term, Ember will only be better for it. I've been divorced for almost 17 years, and guess who I just spent Easter with? My ex-husband and my children and grandchildren. Every holiday, birthday and vacation is spent that way. It can work, and I pray that you and Jaylena can make it work too.

[ulrikereed]

You are a amazing selfless dad that little girl is blessed to have you as her father

[maxinedurling]

Good luck to both of you in your new life. The nice thing about the property is that it is big enough for both of you to have your own places

[lesleyhughes]

Totally Isaac. So glad you said that your reasons for your decisions are private and don't need to be on the internet. I am so sick of viewers who come in here and think they have the right to know everything .The assumptions that they make, over and over again. The moment that you see that, you have every right to simply block, instantly.
I could see why the separate vehicles. It was so obvious. Nothing dubious about it. I just cannot understand the thinking of some people. I am just so sorry that they aim their immaturity, vitriol and nastiness at you both. It sticks out a mile where a lot of them come from, so obvious.
Thanks heaps young man for making this tough video. Appreciate you from afar 💕👍🌟🕊

[gabba]

I have no I'll feelings towards you.Relationships are hard. People just grow in different directions it happens. No judgement here.

[snowbird]

Isaac, you’re one in a million! Your Mom did a great job.🥰

[petgranny]

Two honorable people making honorable decisions for the benefit of the miracle child. Much Respect! Mature adults adulting. Good job schooling folks on reality.

[Patty]

I'm 65 years old and I was once in your shoes. Unexpected pregnancy at age 27 and the baby's father was 25. We didn't get married right away and many of my family and friends came to me with their stories of how they ended their own pregnancies. I decided not to follow that route at a time when it was really frowned upon. After the baby's birth we did get married. It was difficult at first but we had a lot of support from my mom. It made a big difference. We are now married 37 years. It has not always been easy. Life is like a roller coaster, you have your ups and downs in a relationship. If you are both feeling down at the same time it can easily lead to a split up. It seems to me that you really regret ending your business. If that is your dream, you should sell the truck camper and go back to doing what you love. I hear a lot of built up resentment about giving up so much. Could that be interfering with how you feel about each other? I highly recommend couples counseling! We had it once in our relationship and it helped a great deal and saved our marriage. I highly respect both of you and hope for Ember's sake you can reconnect and find love again with each other.

[DonnaCouture]

Little hard to have a romantic relationship when you have a child. Raising children takes a lot of focus and energy from both parents which leaves so little time for anything else. It's just a fact of life. Love comes in many forms and sometimes you just have to accept the fact that your expectations or hopes take a back seat to raising children. I feel for you both and hope whatever you both choose to do you find your way.

[SunflowerandtheBussLady]

Thank you Isaac for your honesty and your reassurance that you are there for your family! BUT it’s no one’s business what you two do in your private life. You owe no one an explanation, neither of you do. And anyone who has any negative feelings towards your decisions, they were never truly your supporter(s). Those of us who truly care, are here for the long haul, we love and support you, Jaylena and Ember. We love you, and we will stay true ‘friends’ no matter what direction your lives take. That’s what relationships do, support, adapt and move forward. I am so proud of you both for doing everything you can to raise a beautiful, bright and emotionally balanced baby/young lady! Sending healing vibes, positive energy for strength & clear vision for your future, love, tight hugs and full support for you and your future endeavors, which includes Jaylena’s as well. 🥰🥰🥰🙏🏽✌🏽🫶🏽