I really appreciate them talking about deeper topics and diving deeper into their emotional and relationship histories. It takes a lot of vulnerability to talk about this stuff in general but then to do it on a podcast, it really shows the maturity of both of them!
Well it's because ben is comfortable with his emotions where as noel isn't. He'd rather make a joke about how he or someone else is feeling than dig deeper into it. But that makes for an entertaining podcast. This is very refreshing and I would love to see then have there own podcast ben and cody are a whole entire vibe.
I like how respectful Cody is of Kelsey and their relationship - like answering honestly that there had been rough patches but not exposing her or their connection by delving into specifics and driving home that a marriage and life partnership has to be built on actively choosing the connection and the person and puttin in the work to go the long haul.
Definitely, especially today people are so performative with relationships on social media it’s great to see someone who’s professionally public keep those details private and separate
Absolutely! Straight men often have a hard time expressing their feelings. As someone who is trying to inject more emotional talk and show more love towards my male friend group, watching Ben is inspiring.
Ben at 3:50 "I still chose and maybe I shouldn't have" is so relatable. The most important thing is to be kind to yourself as you look back on relationships.
I love the vibe Ben brings to the TMG studio. His wildcard type of emotional vulnerability can lead him into crazy situations but it also seems to opens up space for other people to let down their guard and meet him where he’s at. Aw maybe Ket isn’t so bad you guys
Hearing Cody talk about how he was in a bad place last year compared to how amazing he is doing now, gives me hope and excitement for better times that will be ahead in my own life.
Every young single person needs to hear what Cody said. Especially nowadays, it's so easy for people to idealize relationships like Cody and Kelsey's and to think that they never have any conflicts. So many people seem to think that a healthy relationship should never have any conflict at all, and they'll end up passing on great partners because of that unrealistic perspective. I knew the moment I first laid eyes on my husband that I was going to marry him, but that doesn't mean it was a perfect fairytale the whole time. We struggled a lot as we figured everything out, and that conflict is what forged the strength of our relationship. That's why I wasn't surprised at all to hear that Cody and Kelsey had rough patches. You can tell by their amazing chemistry that they've built a very strong foundation together through trials and tribulations. This gave me even more love and respect for Cody and Kelsey's relationship!
never really heard “loving someone is choosing someone over and over again” but when you think about it like that you can really think about people who don’t choose you, who you always try to make choose you, and just decide to stop trying to force that because they haven’t so why should you want them to. live your life on your terms people. there’s people out there that would choose you every time.
Dude this is the first time I finally hear someone describe love as actively choosing the person over and over, I swear people put love out to be something someone can’t control and it’s all feelings like no, that’s attraction. You can be attracted to some chick but you love your wife and choose to stay by her no matter what and never be unfaithful. That’s love
I totally believe Cody when he talks about his immediate connections with Kelsey. They really have an amazing chemistry in videos that I dont think you could really fake.
I would really love to hear more about how Cody and Kelsey as a couple reconnected and got through tough times I feel like these are realities that no one ever talks about and I would love to hear more
I know this was probably said already but it is truly so helpful and valuable that you guys touch on serious topics like this sometimes. When you’re going through a breakup o were in a toxic relationship, it can really be so incredibly life breaking that you might truly believe no one else has experienced such pain and disaster. Hearing this stuff from people I look up to and whose words I value, made me feel much more accompanied going through it and really helped me understand that even the “best” out there go through shit like this and that my world is not ending. Please keep this up guys you don’t understand how helpful it can be to so much people.
Ben’s ex sounds toxic as fuck, he definitely should NOT have kept choosing her. I’m happy that he is finally free and able to be with a woman who will love him back and receive his love.
Just so y'all know, that ex who was 9 yrs older than him was from years ago. The recent breakup he went through was with someone else that they mutually agreed to separate but he was more upset by it. Just adding context from the full ep
Please keep doing more deep personal conversations as long as y’all enjoy talking about it it’s amazing and hearing about y’all overcoming depression and the hardships y’all face is encouraging and just makes me feel not alone. Which I’m sure everyone else can relate too
This one singular clip from the bonus episode is making me want to subscribe so badly. Hearing Ben talk to openly about such a vulnerable thing is really nice.
SO nice to hear Cody & Ben talk earnestly about ANYTHING without Noel interjecting with an off topic corny joke lmao I could honestly listen to Ben for hours, he has a genuine energy about him.
A lot people address trauma and sensitive issues they have experienced throughout their life through jokes and comedy as a way of dealing with it, and I’m pretty sure noel is one of those people, no need to hate on him for it 💀💀
@@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy when Noel does it with HIS experiences I fully understand it, but when someone else is relaying theirs? it just seems like he can’t help himself imo
i’ve been feeling this way the last couple months and can’t help but think i’m outgrowing Noel’s antics…he just comes off as a bully or try hard these days.
Ben’s toxic ex clearly seemed to blame others for all her misfortunes lol and the fact that you volunteered to clean her kitchen, you’re an angel! Ben deserves so much better 💜
not to completely armchair therapize this lady based on somebody else's story about her lol, but it sounds like she has a lot of issues with shame and not knowing how to deal with it. both of these fights happened after some sort of embarrassing misfortune for her that could very easily lead to shame spiraling. ("i fell at the climbing gym in front of everybody, therefore i suck at climbing and everyone knows it and i was stupid to even think i could finish that climb." "my apartment has a rat problem, therefore i am dirty and incapable of keeping a clean home and my boyfriend thinks i'm so disgusting he has to clean it for me.") and she can't sit with that feeling or move past it, so it turns into anger and then she needs somebody else to blame so she doesn't ever have to acknowledge her own feeling of shame. it's completely not okay behavior and would definitely make her miserable to be in a relationship with, but i hope she's able to get to a better place someday.
@@friday13thirteen Tbh I saw my past self with the way she seemed to respond to him helping her. I definitely struggled with thinking asking for help was shameful and it took a toll on all of my relationships.. partner, friends and even family. It took a lot to finally accept help, but it’s showing me change is possible!
1:26 that’s it. That’s what it is. I feel like there’s a lot of people who don’t think much about it, but having a similar sense of humor and complimentary personalities is so key for a long lasting relationship because friendship blossoms from that and that’s a solid foundation for a relationship. When you just get each other, it really enhances it all. Maybe it’s all by chance and luck but when you keep dating people you just don’t click with, it’s probably exhausting & depressing, then you come across someone who gets you, of course you’re gonna be super excited. The real luck is meeting that person, I’m sure some people never find someone who truly gets them, and settles thinking that’s the most another human being could get them and the most they’ll feel for another human being, not really knowing it’s very possible that someone out there exists who gets them more than the person they’re with and could make them feel more. Anyways Cody’s lucky he found Kelsey :)
This was a great video and a great story, I related to a lot of it too and it was super entertaining to hear, feels like being there in the room talking to a real person. It's really really good to promote this space for men to talk about their emotional wellbeing. This is great.
It opened my eyes to some ofmy personal issues. Humans sharing is the essence of connection, we're so used to focusing inwards it feels we're alone, it seels like we're the only one going through this sometimes. Seeing someone else talk about their shit reminds us that this is just human experience and nothing we can't overcome. That there's life after the fact. THIS VIDEO IS GOOD SHIT
Ben's story of his previous relationship reminds me of a recent time that ruined me. She was way older than me, and I was groomed into the relationship with that person. I can still recall that person wanting me to show up for her which costed me my independence, my time with friends, and studies... Now Im trying to finish the extra two years of school I had to repeat cause of me investing so much time into that event, and I cant believe I still got blamed for not showing up for her, or not loving her enough, or not caring enough etc... plus all the mental anguish and problems I developed afterwards
i get what cody was saying i think, woth depression and a relationship its hard to give urself to them when u cant even feel anything but sadness and it is a really hard thing to navigate as a COUPLE. im happy they were able to, truly! to me if its the right person they’ll understand and try just as much as you are yk?
Speaking to what Cody said about processing the pandemic. I graduated HS in 2020 and did community for a year then moved for college. I didn’t realize until about may of this past year how those especially initial months of isolation just absolutely destroyed years of social skills. Grappling with that has helped insecurity a lot but it’s really difficult when you don’t realize the active damage that’s being done to you.
The lady Ben was talking about is so interesting. Some people are just so in their own heads and sadnesses that they blame everyone else for circumstances they created.
I cant believe that different people with different backgrounds and different experiences have different definitions of the word "vulnerable" Its easier for some people than others
I definitely relate to the fear of poisoning the well by talking to your friends about relationship problems. I’m still trying to find the balance myself. also your ex sounds abusive as hell
Its always the people that are already kind to their partners and giving to much that get that stupid line: you’re not showing up for me. So they can get you to run just a little harder.
Just for the record the reason, the rats came out after you took away all of their food supply because they didn’t have a food supply anymore 😂. That’s so funny with the earthquake go bad, because the one time I had rodents in my house it was because of a box of stocked food like that. But still… They definitely didn’t appear then… You were just able to see them lol. Also, w the injury… she’s an autonomous adult and that’s really wrong of her to blame you for being encouraging for some thing that she was considering doing. You need to know your own capabilities in life. If you lack self-awareness to the point that you’re not only bad at something, but literally are spastic to the point that you get immediately injured… That’s on you lol. I’m sorry.
When people say "It shouldn't be this hard" or expect it to be "easy if it's right" they have the wrong idea about monogamous relationships. There are certain parts that do and have to feel easy in "true love"; sex is one of them, having moments of just getting each other as Cody talked about is another, but expecting the whole relationship to be easy and without issue is misinformed. And I feel like it's the fault of movies in the main stream that romanticize it in that way, but I digress... When you commit to one person you're supposed to understand that it will be hard. Imagine taking on an extremely intensive project that will take the rest of your life to complete with another human... How can anyone expect that to go without turbulence? To always agree 100%? You live, you "turbulate" together and you learn and grow forward. That's how you know you have the real deal; when you can disagree, argue, debate, but in the end, always arrive at understanding each other even without agreeing, and growing forward from there. That's the "choosing each other over and over" that old couples talk about. That's the "marriage is hard" part that people talk about. Learning to work together isn't easy, but it is so worth it and you see THAT in TikToks grandkids took of their adorable grandparents who are tickling each other and laughing at 90.
Damn, cody talking like a love island contestant "Its the connection for me, its the personality for me" Congrats cody PS good luck with the coke addiction
My girl wanted to go out to a restaurant and I said im sorry baby saturday is furvo (soccer) with the homeboys. She hasn't spoken to me since saturday 💪🏽
Hindsight is 20/20, but advice for everyone: NEVER keep it all to yourself. You have to have your own support systems and people you trust for advice and to lean on when in a relationship. I don’t mean that as people to talk shit to; you can learn so much about yourself and others and healthy relationships by asking family, friends, therapists, etc.
I think that saying about “love means choosing that person over and over” shouldn’t be that you’re forcing that choice ever… it should be a choice you make without a question, continually. Like, “there is no one else you are it” but in like a positive non possessive way… That’s what it sounded like it was for Cody & Kelsey
Woah that story is crazy...Ben deserves better 100%. The mental gymnastics she did to blame him😅🤯 It seems that it's always the insane ones that end up with the nice guys and vice versa smh
Many people are quick to call someone toxic. Someone could have a few toxic traits but doesn’t make them a toxic person necessarily. Also that girl could’ve been projecting like that due to trauma. Not that that’s an excuse, but some people do things without realizing the impact if they haven’t had proper therapy or good role models in their life.
Its so crazy that the podcast named after a dick joke has evolved into a podcast where there are deep conversations about marriage and love
It’s called evolution ✨
I really appreciate them talking about deeper topics and diving deeper into their emotional and relationship histories. It takes a lot of vulnerability to talk about this stuff in general but then to do it on a podcast, it really shows the maturity of both of them!
Well it's because ben is comfortable with his emotions where as noel isn't. He'd rather make a joke about how he or someone else is feeling than dig deeper into it. But that makes for an entertaining podcast. This is very refreshing and I would love to see then have there own podcast ben and cody are a whole entire vibe.
i agree (:
@@judafoster5587 Dont think about being comfortable, some people just dont want to share their private life to 100s of thousands of people
@@judafoster5587clearly you’ve never watched Noel’s streams
honestly love it so much
cody- my relationship has been amazing since the first moment
ben- i live in agony
I like how respectful Cody is of Kelsey and their relationship - like answering honestly that there had been rough patches but not exposing her or their connection by delving into specifics and driving home that a marriage and life partnership has to be built on actively choosing the connection and the person and puttin in the work to go the long haul.
Definitely, especially today people are so performative with relationships on social media it’s great to see someone who’s professionally public keep those details private and separate
I love Ben’s honesty and vulnerability. You love to see two men sharing their feelings
Absolutely! Straight men often have a hard time expressing their feelings. As someone who is trying to inject more emotional talk and show more love towards my male friend group, watching Ben is inspiring.
@@markusa5293 i love that! I do the same for my males friends. Being a safe space for their emotions, its so important for mental health!
same! I feel like he is very open with his feelings and I love it
so beautiful to see
Ben at 3:50 "I still chose and maybe I shouldn't have" is so relatable. The most important thing is to be kind to yourself as you look back on relationships.
I love the vibe Ben brings to the TMG studio. His wildcard type of emotional vulnerability can lead him into crazy situations but it also seems to opens up space for other people to let down their guard and meet him where he’s at. Aw maybe Ket isn’t so bad you guys
I like how open he is
Hearing Cody talk about how he was in a bad place last year compared to how amazing he is doing now, gives me hope and excitement for better times that will be ahead in my own life.
you got this!
Peaks and valleys, that’s just how life goes unfortunately
its so refreshing to hear cody and ben being so serious and open
This was the most like 2 AM convo with the boys I’ve ever seen. Love it
it’s so nice seeing men being so honest about their relationships, good and bad. also Ben deserves better, that woman sounds insane
I am captivated by your beauty, but I am even more enthralled by your wisdom.
Can we get connected?👆
Every young single person needs to hear what Cody said. Especially nowadays, it's so easy for people to idealize relationships like Cody and Kelsey's and to think that they never have any conflicts. So many people seem to think that a healthy relationship should never have any conflict at all, and they'll end up passing on great partners because of that unrealistic perspective. I knew the moment I first laid eyes on my husband that I was going to marry him, but that doesn't mean it was a perfect fairytale the whole time. We struggled a lot as we figured everything out, and that conflict is what forged the strength of our relationship. That's why I wasn't surprised at all to hear that Cody and Kelsey had rough patches. You can tell by their amazing chemistry that they've built a very strong foundation together through trials and tribulations.
This gave me even more love and respect for Cody and Kelsey's relationship!
never really heard “loving someone is choosing someone over and over again” but when you think about it like that you can really think about people who don’t choose you, who you always try to make choose you, and just decide to stop trying to force that because they haven’t so why should you want them to. live your life on your terms people. there’s people out there that would choose you every time.
Dude this is the first time I finally hear someone describe love as actively choosing the person over and over, I swear people put love out to be something someone can’t control and it’s all feelings like no, that’s attraction. You can be attracted to some chick but you love your wife and choose to stay by her no matter what and never be unfaithful. That’s love
I totally believe Cody when he talks about his immediate connections with Kelsey. They really have an amazing chemistry in videos that I dont think you could really fake.
Like a soul connection
I would really love to hear more about how Cody and Kelsey as a couple reconnected and got through tough times I feel like these are realities that no one ever talks about and I would love to hear more
I know this was probably said already but it is truly so helpful and valuable that you guys touch on serious topics like this sometimes. When you’re going through a breakup o were in a toxic relationship, it can really be so incredibly life breaking that you might truly believe no one else has experienced such pain and disaster. Hearing this stuff from people I look up to and whose words I value, made me feel much more accompanied going through it and really helped me understand that even the “best” out there go through shit like this and that my world is not ending. Please keep this up guys you don’t understand how helpful it can be to so much people.
I really loved the vulnerability of this- seriously need an injection of this to the main pod when Noel is back
Ben’s ex sounds toxic as fuck, he definitely should NOT have kept choosing her. I’m happy that he is finally free and able to be with a woman who will love him back and receive his love.
I think he's single
@@huzefa69 yes, that’s what free means!
WAs thinking the exact same thing
Just so y'all know, that ex who was 9 yrs older than him was from years ago. The recent breakup he went through was with someone else that they mutually agreed to separate but he was more upset by it. Just adding context from the full ep
😮Lou you like 😮
Ben is so pure yet so emotionally intelligent I want to cry !!!!!
Please keep doing more deep personal conversations as long as y’all enjoy talking about it it’s amazing and hearing about y’all overcoming depression and the hardships y’all face is encouraging and just makes me feel not alone. Which I’m sure everyone else can relate too
I really appreciated how Cody touched on mental health and the ups and downs of relationships, it’s refreshing to hear it normalized
This one singular clip from the bonus episode is making me want to subscribe so badly. Hearing Ben talk to openly about such a vulnerable thing is really nice.
SO nice to hear Cody & Ben talk earnestly about ANYTHING without Noel interjecting with an off topic corny joke lmao I could honestly listen to Ben for hours, he has a genuine energy about him.
Sometimes you need some comedic relief but I know what you mean.
A lot people address trauma and sensitive issues they have experienced throughout their life through jokes and comedy as a way of dealing with it, and I’m pretty sure noel is one of those people, no need to hate on him for it 💀💀
@@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy when Noel does it with HIS experiences I fully understand it, but when someone else is relaying theirs? it just seems like he can’t help himself imo
i’ve been feeling this way the last couple months and can’t help but think i’m outgrowing Noel’s antics…he just comes off as a bully or try hard these days.
Noel has been a buzz kill recently with his off handed jokes
I personally loved this segment. Humans speaking of human things ❤️
Ben’s toxic ex clearly seemed to blame others for all her misfortunes lol and the fact that you volunteered to clean her kitchen, you’re an angel! Ben deserves so much better 💜
not to completely armchair therapize this lady based on somebody else's story about her lol, but it sounds like she has a lot of issues with shame and not knowing how to deal with it. both of these fights happened after some sort of embarrassing misfortune for her that could very easily lead to shame spiraling. ("i fell at the climbing gym in front of everybody, therefore i suck at climbing and everyone knows it and i was stupid to even think i could finish that climb." "my apartment has a rat problem, therefore i am dirty and incapable of keeping a clean home and my boyfriend thinks i'm so disgusting he has to clean it for me.") and she can't sit with that feeling or move past it, so it turns into anger and then she needs somebody else to blame so she doesn't ever have to acknowledge her own feeling of shame. it's completely not okay behavior and would definitely make her miserable to be in a relationship with, but i hope she's able to get to a better place someday.
@@friday13thirteen Tbh I saw my past self with the way she seemed to respond to him helping her. I definitely struggled with thinking asking for help was shameful and it took a toll on all of my relationships.. partner, friends and even family. It took a lot to finally accept help, but it’s showing me change is possible!
So true!! This is exactly what I came here to say but you said it much better haha
@@friday13thirteen that is true! hopefully she's been able to acknowledge that and heal
1:26 that’s it. That’s what it is. I feel like there’s a lot of people who don’t think much about it, but having a similar sense of humor and complimentary personalities is so key for a long lasting relationship because friendship blossoms from that and that’s a solid foundation for a relationship. When you just get each other, it really enhances it all. Maybe it’s all by chance and luck but when you keep dating people you just don’t click with, it’s probably exhausting & depressing, then you come across someone who gets you, of course you’re gonna be super excited. The real luck is meeting that person, I’m sure some people never find someone who truly gets them, and settles thinking that’s the most another human being could get them and the most they’ll feel for another human being, not really knowing it’s very possible that someone out there exists who gets them more than the person they’re with and could make them feel more.
Anyways Cody’s lucky he found Kelsey :)
these kinds of videos remind me why i love and respect cody so much
I think they are such a great match for each other. I love watching their videos they make together. They’re so adorable and also just so funny.
the mental gymnastics that lady had to do to blame him for breaking her ankle & her nasty kitchen getting rats is next level 😆
This was a great video and a great story, I related to a lot of it too and it was super entertaining to hear, feels like being there in the room talking to a real person. It's really really good to promote this space for men to talk about their emotional wellbeing. This is great.
It opened my eyes to some ofmy personal issues. Humans sharing is the essence of connection, we're so used to focusing inwards it feels we're alone, it seels like we're the only one going through this sometimes. Seeing someone else talk about their shit reminds us that this is just human experience and nothing we can't overcome. That there's life after the fact. THIS VIDEO IS GOOD SHIT
Ben's story of his previous relationship reminds me of a recent time that ruined me. She was way older than me, and I was groomed into the relationship with that person. I can still recall that person wanting me to show up for her which costed me my independence, my time with friends, and studies...
Now Im trying to finish the extra two years of school I had to repeat cause of me investing so much time into that event, and I cant believe I still got blamed for not showing up for her, or not loving her enough, or not caring enough etc... plus all the mental anguish and problems I developed afterwards
need more of these deep convos
feel bad for Ben..sounds like that lady was bonkers
Ben and Cody with their own spin off pod? Wouldn’t be mad about it
Ben's ex really thought he was the Pied Piper summoning those rats
This shit right here- is golden. Thank you guys for sharing!!! One of my favorite TMG podcast highlights!!!
I love Ben and Cody together. I’ve loved this deeper episode !
I love how real they are.
i get what cody was saying i think, woth depression and a relationship its hard to give urself to them when u cant even feel anything but sadness and it is a really hard thing to navigate as a COUPLE. im happy they were able to, truly! to me if its the right person they’ll understand and try just as much as you are yk?
R.i.p Noel
Where is he
On tour
im crying wtf "i just met my wife" :(
i love him, im so happy for them, i wish this love upon everyone
This was such a great highlight. So wholesome
Such a refreshing conversation
If you like this, please watch Trillionaire Mindset. Ben behaves the same way and his honesty is why I enjoy that show so much
@3:54 is so funny when Cody be like chose what?
i love this episode. the maturity is impeccable
love this conversation between you two!
our internet parents
the ‘i met my wife’ text had me like 🥹
Speaking to what Cody said about processing the pandemic. I graduated HS in 2020 and did community for a year then moved for college. I didn’t realize until about may of this past year how those especially initial months of isolation just absolutely destroyed years of social skills. Grappling with that has helped insecurity a lot but it’s really difficult when you don’t realize the active damage that’s being done to you.
i really relate to this. i knew that my husband was the one pretty much right away. it's such a strange thing, but you really just know
The lady Ben was talking about is so interesting. Some people are just so in their own heads and sadnesses that they blame everyone else for circumstances they created.
Or just things that are completely no one's fault.
@@star0nyx Or they act like the victim in situations that they made… both are valid but her behavior was not tbh.
Wholesome
noel could never
Compare this to Noel and meatcanyon getting “vulnerable” lmao
I cant believe that different people with different backgrounds and different experiences have different definitions of the word "vulnerable"
Its easier for some people than others
Y’all talkin some real shit on this one😂
More Ben and Cody PLEASE
I definitely relate to the fear of poisoning the well by talking to your friends about relationship problems. I’m still trying to find the balance myself.
also your ex sounds abusive as hell
When he said he had to walk on eggshells and put his foot down and just left.. that's impactful for people not realizing you don't gotta tolerate that
I love the guy in the purple shirt first time ive watched these highlights love it
the Eath quake togo bag got me holy shit
Its always the people that are already kind to their partners and giving to much that get that stupid line: you’re not showing up for me. So they can get you to run just a little harder.
Just for the record the reason, the rats came out after you took away all of their food supply because they didn’t have a food supply anymore 😂.
That’s so funny with the earthquake go bad, because the one time I had rodents in my house it was because of a box of stocked food like that. But still… They definitely didn’t appear then… You were just able to see them lol.
Also, w the injury… she’s an autonomous adult and that’s really wrong of her to blame you for being encouraging for some thing that she was considering doing. You need to know your own capabilities in life. If you lack self-awareness to the point that you’re not only bad at something, but literally are spastic to the point that you get immediately injured… That’s on you lol. I’m sorry.
"Candy's for daddies; not for little babies!"
- Ben Cahn as Logan Roy
Noel looks different here ??
He looks more jewish
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Loved this. More of it please ❤
When people say "It shouldn't be this hard" or expect it to be "easy if it's right" they have the wrong idea about monogamous relationships. There are certain parts that do and have to feel easy in "true love"; sex is one of them, having moments of just getting each other as Cody talked about is another, but expecting the whole relationship to be easy and without issue is misinformed. And I feel like it's the fault of movies in the main stream that romanticize it in that way, but I digress... When you commit to one person you're supposed to understand that it will be hard. Imagine taking on an extremely intensive project that will take the rest of your life to complete with another human... How can anyone expect that to go without turbulence? To always agree 100%? You live, you "turbulate" together and you learn and grow forward. That's how you know you have the real deal; when you can disagree, argue, debate, but in the end, always arrive at understanding each other even without agreeing, and growing forward from there. That's the "choosing each other over and over" that old couples talk about. That's the "marriage is hard" part that people talk about. Learning to work together isn't easy, but it is so worth it and you see THAT in TikToks grandkids took of their adorable grandparents who are tickling each other and laughing at 90.
ready for you, Ben ✨don’t know who you are, but ready.
She thought you were D.EN.N.I.S systeming her 😂😂
Ben and Cody pod spin-off inbound
i’m praying for this kinda love oh my godddddd
I could listen to this for a long time
Ben's story can be a Seinfeld episode
Everytime I see Kelsey I swear God 3d printed a female Cody so he would have a wife.
This is nice to hear and watch.
im imagining being codys ex and hearing him say “i was just waiting for them to leave” lol. thats sad, but the truth is the truth
That was gold. No joke. I think once you
A. Seen as the enemy or
B. If you guys dont live your life similarly.
It becomes insanely hard.
Damn, cody talking like a love island contestant
"Its the connection for me, its the personality for me"
Congrats cody
PS good luck with the coke addiction
he was doing the D.E.N.N.I.S system
My gf broke up with me recently and this some how spoke volumes to me
My girl wanted to go out to a restaurant and I said im sorry baby saturday is furvo (soccer) with the homeboys. She hasn't spoken to me since saturday 💪🏽
@@luisacosta54 you sound like a bad bf
Ben's ex can't take responsibility for her actions
Hindsight is 20/20, but advice for everyone: NEVER keep it all to yourself. You have to have your own support systems and people you trust for advice and to lean on when in a relationship. I don’t mean that as people to talk shit to; you can learn so much about yourself and others and healthy relationships by asking family, friends, therapists, etc.
I love their vibe so much
I think that saying about “love means choosing that person over and over” shouldn’t be that you’re forcing that choice ever… it should be a choice you make without a question, continually. Like, “there is no one else you are it” but in like a positive non possessive way… That’s what it sounded like it was for Cody & Kelsey
Dude on the left's inability to see massive red flags from his toxic ex ...
damn this one hit home
Rats don’t show up overnight, sis. What a wild thing to accuse someone of
I hope tmg and the paypig podcast boys can make up someday cause they really had a great dynamic
Woah that story is crazy...Ben deserves better 100%. The mental gymnastics she did to blame him😅🤯
It seems that it's always the insane ones that end up with the nice guys and vice versa smh
i find ben so attractive
Where do I find the extra content intro song? It’s heat
They look like that couple from white lotus
This one hits very deep
The girl I knew I was going to marry passed away last year. It was love at first sight.
❤ sending u love
I hope you're finding ways to be positive Matt, I'm so sorry for your loss. Sending love ❤
where is Noel
he’s on tour
He died
Sounds like a wonderful girl Ben.
love the vulnerability
my two fave men!
Many people are quick to call someone toxic. Someone could have a few toxic traits but doesn’t make them a toxic person necessarily. Also that girl could’ve been projecting like that due to trauma. Not that that’s an excuse, but some people do things without realizing the impact if they haven’t had proper therapy or good role models in their life.