70 Men Ages 5-75: What Is The Most Important Thing You Ever Lost? | Glamour

We asked 70 men of all ages: what is the most important thing you ever lost? From 5-year-olds to 75-year-olds, take a look at what these guys of every consecutive age have to say about the things they just couldn't manage to hold on to. Remember: "if you really love something, let it go."

70 Men Ages 5-75: What Is The Most Important Thing You Ever Lost? | Glamour

[cunextthursday]

- my mother
- my brother
- FIVE CARAT DIAMOND RING

[jessicaybarra]

The young boy who said his little sister. I’m crying now.

[jake_lacroix]

Half the people: my relatives

One other guy: A pArkInG SpOT

[carleighluvsari]

When one of them said his daughter, that hit hard.

[katiechambers]

The one who said his patience I really thought he said “patients” like he was a doctor 😶

[Jemini]

When that teenager said his sister. oof!

[ashleylaura]

Seeing how many people said mother... Wow, being a mom myself.. it really shows the impact we have

[aniimusic_]

“My mom”
“My mom”
“My grandparents”
“My dad”
“My sister”






“My ViRgIniTy”




LMAOO

[hannahepneris]

*all the younger kids saying grandparents and pets*

One kid: “mY AIrPoDs”

[Aaa-hdtp]

It's so strange that I instinctly want to judge those people who haven't lost a person/pet. But I should be happy for them that they didn't have to go through the process of losing someone important ❤️ I love these videos btw

[beajenkins]

I'm so happy younger people have said grandparents. ☺

[wendywafula]

"Me in a very bad relationship"

"The old me"

[Starburst]

55 I've seen in the other videos seems like such a sweet guy, so hearing him say he lost his daughter killed me

[katiaaoox]

Anyone notice how not many people said their mom and grandma but barely anyone if any said their dad... dads out there, take care of your kids and be present. It not only shouldnt just fall on mothers to take care of kids but fathers also miss out on a lot because of gender normative responsibilities.

[itgirlmiyuki]

That's the worst thing about growing up. You lose the people you love.

[GraceKong-hoyh]

43 year old guy: a parking space
48 year old guy: my patience
62 year old guy: time
66 year old guy: a sense of direction on vacation
73 year old guy: a five carat diamond ring
These are the funniest to me :)

[haleyperfect]

Is no one gonna talk about the dude that lost a hair tie XD

[shyeline]

I often wonder about what I would say in case anyone'd ever ask me that. And uh, what first came to mind was myself.

So uhm, I'm just gonna

[invaderspencer]

Ooh when he said his little sister... It hit me hard... I can’t imagine losing my siblings... if if they annoying

[aqsaarbab]

The 18 year old boy who said my little sister made me cry cuz i’ve never experienced it but just the idea freaks me out