Wholesome Reddit Stories About Green Flag Humans

Here's some wholesome Reddit stories to brighten up your week, and maybe even make you feel a little bit better about humanity.

Chapters:

Intro 0:00
I peed my pants in front of my date 0:34
I told my niece she doesn't need to wear a dress to my wedding 4:59
I called my boyfriend smart and he cried 8:35
Outro 10:34

Video edited by Amar Nasri 🎥

Dustin Poynter, aka Red Flag Guy and Green Flag Guy across social media, creates comedic commentary and reactions to wild relationship content and crazy stories/topics from across the Internet.

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[katietoo]

When I was 15, on my second date with my boyfriend, someone jumped out and scared the both of us in his car. (We had just seen the first Halloween movie - it was early in 1979). He screamed; I peed my pants - literally. He didn't say anything, he just drove me home. I am now 60 and we just celebrated our 42nd wedding anniversary.

[targetdreamer]

“Honey that guy with the giant green flag is back.”
“Is he running around with it?”
“He sure is.”
“Well good for him. It’s nice to see young folk getting exercise.”

[flibbertygibbet]

I just love the wholesome ones. I send them to my friend. She even knows my eyes leak while I listen.

[cheyennetrumbos]

"It'd be nice to see you stop playing show-and-tell with your thoughts."

Oh I'm saving that one for a rainy day.

[junyoungbaby]

"She's a gentlewoman" my exact same thoughts, the jacket move sealed that thought in for me.

[YokiDokiPanic]

Listening to these stories and thinking "How else are you supposed to handle this situation?" made me realize that I might not be as bad of a person as I sometimes think I am. Kindness is free, it costs nothing to have empathy.

[snoopygonewilder]

As someone with ADHD that story hit me hard. I always felt "stupid" when I was younger, because I just was not good at getting good grades, and "obviously" if you're intelligent you'd get good grades in school, and I graduated with the lowest GPA you can get to graduate because I borderline killed myself to get decent enough grades my senior year to counteract the bad grades from ninth to eleventh grade. It wasn't until college, when I was diagnosed, and started using tools available to me, and really understanding how my ability to learn worked that I started getting good grades. I also get into deep research mode when something interests me. 😁

[SentencedToBeth]

I hate how casually so many women blow off men's mental health issues. If you truly practice feminism, you should want EVERYONE to get help, not just some. The patriarchy hurts men too and we, as intersectional feminists, should support abolishing the abuse for everyone, not just us. "Boys don't cry, man up, don't be a pússy" turns happy little boys into sad frustrated men. In a truly feminist world, women would obviously want men to be saved from the patriarchy too... because we're all equal in that society. I'm under no impression that we can have a perfect world, but I'm just saying, isn't the heart of feminism fighting for equality? My feminism is intersectional. I support the process of different communities coming together to work out big problems and finding solutions that further equality.

[jfraserfisher]

She gave her niece the acceptance she needed which would have meant the world to her, if you rescind it to suit the others she will accept your decision but will also feel she has no one who just loves her for her, don’t break her heart now, you can be the strong one❤

[hyperplaguerat]

This made me smile. It's so nice to see how much people can love each other

[LaughLinesAndLifeLessons]

I have been binge watching you over the last 2 days. I adore you. I adore your content. As a fellow creator, I love watching someone doing it right. Authentic. Heartfelt. Funny. Compassionate. I am entertained and am learning from you. Keep going! The world is yours!!! ❤

[catherinelempke]

"It's never a bad time to stand up for a child" needs to be on a giant billboard on every corner of every street in every town in the world.

[randomvielleuse]

I love your videos- especially the green flag ones. I’m in a lot of physical pain right now (since freaking APRIL) and while progress is happening due to my super green flag doctors, I am sad a lot. Your green flag videos really lift my spirits, remind me of all the truly good people in the world, and give me hope for the future.

For the record, my wonderful husband deserves massive green flags to wrap himself in! On our first date he gave me a huge hug and I literally thought, oh… this is what a hug should feel like. We’ve been together over thirty years now, and when I went down in April he not only stepped up, he LEAPED UP to take care of me! Never a cross word or anything like that, only catering to my every need with enthusiasm and thoughtfulness.

I am truly blessed and grateful for him in every way. I wish everyone had a friend or lover or companion like him.

Thanks again for your great videos. And, I have to say that ALL the neurodivergent people I’ve met are incredibly intelligent in every aspect of their beings! Keep this in mind when someone disses you for being different. It’s not a bug, it’s a damn feature! ❤❤❤

[JayeEllis]

FYI: ADHD is just a different processing system. Once you find your niche that works with your toolkit, there is no reason you can't thrive! I watch three different lawyers with ADHD's YouTube channels, and they are all amazing.

[SilkieSqueaks]

Commenting a second time to remark that it says a lot about her AND her hub-to-be's family that she's asking "am i an asshole for being kind to a child" lol

[gamermomshouseofchaos]

omg, i love you, your stories are great!!!! even the bad ones

[downhomesunset]

2nd one-choosing what you wear IS what you

[Ciela]

I had only seen his reels before and didn’t realize how big of a space he was running in, so I just assumed he had a big backyard - not that he was waving giant flags around in a Public Park 🤣😂

[Caitydid]

Do people often tell you that you have a really comforting voice? Even when you're running around with those giant flags, something about your voice feels like a warm hug.

[MGamez]

I actually cried with the paruresis story. There’s hope left for all of us