My favorite definition of a himbo comes from, to my knowledge, Red from OSP, where she described them as "Hot of bod, pure of heart, and dumb of ass." To this day it still makes me smile when I'm feeling shitty lmao
Self-deprecation is a tough line... On one side, you can show that you're ok laughing at yourself and that's hot to me. On the other side, it seems like you're begging for someone to step in to become your self-esteem for you and that's not healthy.
it's kind of like hyping yourself up in an equal but opposite way, where if you sell yourself too much you can seem self centered and arrogant, but there's levels to it, if you self deprecate in an obviously joking way it can be funny and relatable, but sometimes it's just awkward and depressing, or comes off as fishing for a compliment
i switched from making self-deprecating jokes to making jokes about how cool & awesome & attractive i am. on one hand, it has genuinely boosted my self-esteem. on the other hand, i think i have a bit too much of an ego now lol. take that as you will
"I think if I met a person who would be a good parent, the picture would develop more in my brain." I just wanna take a moment to appreciate what a healthy strategy this is. So many people try to MAKE another person into a good parent, or get them to not want kids, or so many other scenarios where they're trying to change the other person to fit a long-standing ideal in their head. The quoted strategy leaves room for the other person to be whoever they are, and develop a life together that's equally one half each of their desires. I love that.
I think it's good to not want kids and know that, and to inform prospective partners of that. A lot of people are looking for kids when they look for a relationship. So for Jarvis to say it was an instant no to him is just this person's dating profile doing what it's supposed to. They're not a match and that's completely fine. It's not trying to force anyone to be something they are not.
@@J_Lynn as someone who doesn't want kids (and even got sterilized to be sure it never happens) I agree with everything you said. I wouldn't want someone to try and convince me to have kids, and I would never try to convince someone that does want kids to not have them. For those that know 100% that they don't want kids it's worth it to mention it right away.
I have to disagree. The decision to be a parent should come from YOU. How do YOU feel about children? And then you find a partner with the same dream. I think nobody should make that decision based on how good of a parent a partner "might" be (which is very hard to say anyway). What if one day you split up? Then you are a single parent anyway. I personally think it's healthier to make that decision individually.
Regarding the kids thing: I'm a dad of 2, always knew I wanted to be a dad. It's the best thing that has ever happened to me. It's most definitely not for everyone. Having the kids/no kids conversation early is good advice.
So much yes! Also timelines - not just IF you want children but WHEN. I was ready for kids at 20 and my partner wasn’t. It put a strain in our relationship for a bit because I felt like my desires weren’t being met, and he felt pressured. We settled on dogs for a few years and had our daughter at 23/24 which was when we BOTH felt completely confident and ready to move forward. Not saying our relationship would have been over had I known earlier he didn’t want kids that young, but it would’ve saved us both a lot of frustration and led to more productive talks vs fights about the topic.
@@rebeccaabrams3079 also if you want bio kids i feel like it's something to talk about,,i'm open to having kids but i don't want to have any of my own, i want to adopt an older kid, also some people just can't have kids on their own, i know some people see adoption as a dealbreaker for some reason, so that should be part of the conversation
I agree! At the very least you should know what the other person wants kids-wise before you have (hetero) sex. Because an unplanned pregnancy could happen, and one person might not want that. It would be a terrible time to find out the other parent is staunchly anti-abortion and you don’t want kids. Normalize talking about the hard and fast consequences early on. Plan ahead, and plan well.
calling oneself a himbo immediately disqualifies them from actually being a himbo, they’ve gotta just have the vibe and perhaps a bit of golden retriever energy
I'm going to disagree with this and point to Watcher when they did a video on top 5 himbos and their guest straight-up put himself on the list, and he did in fact have pretty big himbo energy. You can have self-awareness as a himbo. How long that self-awareness lasts is a different story.
When jarvis said “sorry if I bite you I haven’t been in the U.S for long” I cackled because this actually happens in other countries 😭 in the Dominican Republic (where im from) mothers bite their kids to mess with them
Honestly it's so refreshing to hear other people say that you should have the kids conversation early. When I started dating my partner, we had the kids conversation super early. My family all acted like I was crazy for talking about kids so early. It's a huge relief to see that people are shifting their perspective over the years. I always thought it was so sad tohear that someone went through all that heartbreak of finding out a dealbreaker years into a relationship
Yeah! I've had convos with friends about this type of stuff before, and imo big talks like marriage/kids/etc. Should be first or second date discussions do that neither person is wasting each other's time
@@AZaqZaqProduction oh yeah I'd definitely put it on my profile if possible. I'm just also very bad at social queues and taboos and seen way too many "you're a freak if you do X" videos that talk about mentioning huge life events too soon
I've had conversations with both an online group of friends, _and_ an irl group of friends. Both told me I was crazy for me saying I'd mention the kids thing early on. And it made me mad. I don't want to waste my time getting attached to someone who I'd ultimately break up with when we find out we disagree. I never want kids, and I will never change my mind. It's extremely important to me that I get that settled early.
@@DaNintendude Yeah. My partner and I don't want to have kids but we're okay with adopting. I'm personally really really glad we had the conversation super early on Imo I think if you mention it early and the person you're dating thinks it's too soon you probably wouldn't vibe together anyway
A study done on dating profiles a while back found that (cis straight) men prefer a picture of a woman looking directly in the camera for their first photo, and women preferred men looking away as their first photo. It's less threatening when looking away. I tested this for a month, like 8 years ago. Picture looking straight at the camera was my first, looking away was my second. I swiped right on everyone, and got a couple of matches. After a month I swapped the order of the first two pictures and went to sleep. I was working third shift at the time, so sleeping during the day. When I woke up I had over 100 matches. I am average looking at best, so the looking away photo was key for me. I did this test on Tinder, Bumble, and OKCupid. Hinge wasn't around yet or I would have tried it too.
I heard this first in Aziz Ansari’s book Modern Romance and then found some of the studies referenced. They were enlightening, to put it lightly. More effective than any “trick” fuckbois try to pull, and aren’t manipulative. Little tweaks to help present the best version of yourself, like someone suggesting you stand up straight or to iron your clothes.
@@kaitmarie6505 I’ve encouraged friends to try it too. None as extreme as I did, but showing the same results. I’m pan, though, and there is far less consistency in the queer community. While I am not a fan of the straight on stare, the men I’m attracted to are. The trans partners I’ve had have even less consistency. I kinda like the least consistent more. Increased the number of dates with people I wouldn’t have normally gone for, and some have shown me things I like that I didn’t know I liked. I’ve been monogamously partnered up for two years now, and neither of us are like each of our past partners. But we are both people that don’t need, and weren’t looking for a committed relationship. Just liked sharing new experiences with new people. Can you tell I’m autistic? 😆
@@bufferkillerread it all, didn't know you were autistic till the end! Very interesting experiment, feels like I learnt a bit about cis straight people, thank you!
thank you for this. I haven't touched a dating app in like 5 years because it destroys my already low self esteem, but I also think my profile kinda sucked lol, I was 19 tbf. I'll keep this in mind for when I finally try it again, even if it still doesn't work it's worth a shot
i’m acearo and not interested in dating but damn is it fun watching from the sidelines as my friends try to date 💀 they’re all like 16-20 so they’re still in the ‘awkwardly fumbling around in their romantic life cos they don’t really know what they’re doing’ stage lmao edit: oh and it’s even more fun when you know you’re not interested in romance or sex cos you can just laugh at the n0rmiEeZ!!1! and their strange non-platonic behaviors like an alien trying to understand human culture
@@666_cthulhu as an aroace I can highly relate to this. Me and my friends are now close to being 30 so the dating is a little differentnow but it’s still interesting to see the downs and lows of their relationships
@@666_cthulhu I'd consider myself acearo too and I rather stay that way as long as I can and just hope my shitty brain doesnt pull a shitty brain moment on me and make me like people romantically or sexually. but yeah it is really fun!
My thing with self depreciation is that I don't want to have to prove you wrong to yourself, that's exhausting. Basically I've been around enough people that use that as a way to fish for compliments and support. I'm much more able to support people when they have the self awareness to ask for it rather than put the burden of them caring for themselves on me.
it's weird bc like...i think ppl should have someone to prove them wrong to themselves and have a support system and all that, but also when u do this you're like...holding people hostage into doing it, when it should be something they want to do because they genuinely like you i feel bad for people like that,,as someone who has been in that exact situation, i don't think they're burdens or bad people or whatever the fuck else but like...cmon guys there are better ways of doing this
@jasperjazzie in my experience self depreciation acts as a short cut that doesn't allow for actual vulnerability that is required for an effective support network. Love is the mortifying ordeal of being known, especially the scary to share parts.
This is platinum content - I appreciate the humor and the roasts, but also the personal introspection and vulnerability from Jarvis and Sam. Understanding that you're only a human being and that we all have little quirks and insecurities is really important. It's such a charming video, hope Sam comes around more often!
Half the reason I’m on dating apps is to see what people have to say about themselves honestly so this video is right up my alley. Also nonbinary people’s profiles are always the most unhinged which I love
nah nah i absolutely ADORE enby profiles, no joke itll be like Sock (they/them) *You can find me:* chanting the bee movie script over a sacrifical bonfire in the woods *I'm looking for:* a fellow raccoon spirit to hide in the trash cams and hiss at pedestrians w/ me *My biggest red flag:* this one *inserts picture of a large flag thats red*
took my 4 yr old to the pediatrician today because shes been throwing up since sunday. She has been lethargic all day, but you bet your ass she pulled out her kermit impression for everyone there. glad to see shes not the only one lmao.
What Wes means by poly but single is that he isn't taken at the moment, but he'd prefer (or wouldn't mind) a polyamorous relationship. The other part about being poly and a hoe is probably just a joke, a lot of queer people joke about ourselves like that.
@@demo2823I don’t know if it’s pandering, that feels like it has a negative connotation. I think making a joke about while simultaneously shutting down a stereotype isn’t a bad way to address it. Unless I’m misinterpreting your reply in which case, my bad
About the selfies/mirror selfies etc. I WANT more candid/natural pictures of me, but my friends are not picture takers :( I'm the friend that takes pictures, and I actually have taken a lot of pictures that are on my friends' dating profiles. Don't hold it against us if it's mostly selfies, sometimes our only options are this or blurry backlit pictures taken by our parents :(
Set up a camera while you work at home, out it on video, and every noe amd then look up at it and smile. Then catch a frame from the video. Made me look like I have more friends taking pictures than I do.
I think y'all might be giving that person too much credit. I think it is just thay they're obviously taller than average person and want to showcase that.
17:15 As someone who is poly myself, I totally get the concern due to stereotypes, but I think it was pretty clear in the bio they were joking around, so. If it empowers someone they should go for it! Of course though, don't casually call someone that without making sure they are comfortable with it first (though that's kind of a given). I appreciated all the positive energy in this video, you two weren't judgemental, just gave some really good critiques and compliments!
11:29 omg, this person is so awesome and love their style! I mean I'm not picky about mirror pics but also most smart phones have a timer so you can set it up and take more natural looking outfit photos but for me that's just a tiny detail and they look like someone I'd hang out with.
This is such a good point. Unless it's a group photo, no one ever takes photos of me so I have to take them myself for dating apps and instead doing all selfies or mirror pics, I like to use the timer so my photos look a little more dynamic.
Good video. My thing with kids is I don't want biological children because I have a crap ton of physical and mental diseases and disabilities that are hereditary. However I would like to be a foster parent and potentially adopt a child and or a teenager or multiple kids and or teens.
I remember a guy I came across on tinder once who's entire profile was feeling sorry for himself. He'd written about how he's given up on love because everyone hurts him but here he is for some reason still giving it a go blahblahblah... Then some sad meme photo too about depression... That sort of thing is a massive red flag for me because I immadiately dislike anyone who claims all their exes are idiots who intentionally hurt their feelings. That to me reads that the guy either is a manipulator who drives the women he dates insane and then he makes himself out to be the victim, or he loves drama and only goes out with women who clearly aren't on the same page as him. Most likely it's either way a person who loves drama and feeling like a victim and he'll want a woman who constantly reassures him and whom he can use as an emotional tissue. It's just not attractive in the slightest to go on a dating site of any kind and then write a full profile only about how sorry you feel for yourself. I don't understand those people, it's like they WANT to be rejected so they can stay a victim lmao. There's a time and place to bring up negative experiences and it is NOT on your dating profile...
Diversity of type of photo is always my reason why I don’t do dating profiles because as a trans person I absolutely cannot handle other ppl having control of what I’ll look like in an image, and I’ve heard that group photos aren’t always a good idea for dating profiles so all of the pictures of me taken by someone else are me *with* someone else LOL
regarding the ethical non-monogamy thing: i've personally identified as polyamorous for several years now, and imo the term "ethical non-monogamy" (or ENM) is largely a response to the phenomenon of people having a lot of partners and not being honest about that with said partners, or people cheating in monogamous relationships and calling it polyamory, or people coercing partners into "open relationship" type situations just bc one person really wants to have multiple partners, even if the other partner is much more into monogamy. people (especially those cheating and looking for excuses) will sometimes call these situations "polyamory," when in fact polyamory refers to a consensual, honest situation. hence, the distinction of **ethical** non-monogamy, meaning everybody involved is into it, everybody involved is open and honest, and everybody involved is aware of all the complex dynamics which may ensue.
I see that point but I always view ENM as more of an umbrella term for all forms, whereas polyamory is a bit more specific, although it in itself is an umbrella term too.
I put the "do not want children" front and center for the reasons you mentioned. I don't want to get deep into a relationship or feelings only to have to break up with someone because we got different goals. It's unfortunate but I'd rather someone swipe left on my profile seeing that we aren't compatible fundamentally.
I will say, I think a big part of people not liking random candid/out-and-about pics of themselves from other people typically boils down to those people just not 100% knowing how to take a "good" picture I know my wife at the very least was super self conscious cause a lot of phone cams don't do nearly a good enough job sometimes, and after I started doing photography again with some halfway decent lenses she was so much more comfortable. Not just the quality but the quantity of shots, her family never really took many pics of the kids so I was sort of the first person to take snaps. Just a random thought halfway through the vid sorry for the rambling haha
I don't leave the house and have friends to go out with and take photos of me. I am on dating apps partially because I want someone to give me a reason to actually leave my house.
Tips from somebody who didn't have friends until I went on a dating app: 1) Your garden or a park can look like a hike. Prop up phone, do timer, take jump photo. 2) Set up camera on video where you are working, arting or eating. Glance at it and smile every now and then. Screengrab. 3) Selfies with dogs!
The kids thing is so important and I'm glad there's a lot of apps that let you put it on your profile from the get go. I sometimes get liked by people that have in their profile that they want kinds and I'm like.. so you didn't read mine huh? Like that's not something you can compromise on..
i got into an argument w a friend once who thought that the line "would love to hug someone besides my blåhaj" was uncomfortably self-deprecating when i just wanted to signal to people that i have a blåhaj
Why was it so shocking to me that Jarvis thinks he wants kids? lmao. Maybe I’m just used to myself and most the people around me not wanting kids? I think I expect people around our age to just not want them so I’m always a bit surprised when they do haha
Tough thing about dating profiles for me is I just don't take that many pictures in general so I mainly have weird selfies I took specifically for the app lmao
As weird as this might sound, I really appreciate you asking permission by having volunteers send their dating profiles to you, rather than you just roasting random people. That’s really considerate of you and not a lot of RUclips roasters that I’ve seen do that. It’s like asking permission to do crowd work at a comedy club rather than just doing it, because not everyone is cool with crowd work comedy if you might be a potential target. Good on you!
9:30 That thing about smile confidence, I think is the origin of the "soy face," i.e. acting surprised for photos. In that state, I don't think it's possible to take a selfie with a genuine smile, because it will always be tinged with anxiety. Based on my own experience, it's probably best to avoid the dating world and work on self-worth independent of external validation, find a community around a passion or hobby, and end up in a candid or group photo with a state of genuine joy. At that point I think it's easier to be excited about sharing one's life with someone else, rather than looking at dating as a cure for loneliness or dissatisfaction.
When people say “Im more likely to swipe right if they have pictures either with friends or they have pictures their friends took of them” I DO NOT HAVE FRIENDS THAT I HANG OUT WITH WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO FOR YOU TO LIKE ME THEN
@@WitchySenpai yeah I get that, I just don’t think that it’s fair to be put off by that. I’m certainly not for everyone but just because I don’t get out often doesn’t mean I’m unfriendly or unfunny. I’m socially anxious and also non-confrontational so I tend to just slip away from friendships if they’re toxic, and unfortunately I haven’t known many non-toxic people. Idk I guess I’m just coping hard 😭
Don't worry, introverts will not necessarily see that as a bad thing. rating profiles is fun but not to be taken too seriously bc one person's 5 is another person's 9; it's about compatibility
@Drew Lester-Nieves 💗💛 i don't think it's a matter of thinking you will be unfriendly...more so, its probably the worry that you will be clingy because you won't have a social life outside of your partner. I'm not saying you specifically are clingy, just that that's probably the concern.
can I just say! I don't know who does the captions on your videos, if you do them yourself or whatnot, but I appreciate them so much. they are very accurate and well-timed and they really help me focus on the video!
I get the diversity of photos maybe being important for some folks. But I personally rarely ask people to take photos of me irl. I hang out with people sometimes and we don't usually take pics. I have some selfies, but I don't take them regularly. Only when I feel extremely confident or that I look particularly good that day. So what does that say about me? I still think I'm a pretty decent person xD
Ethical non-monogamy means consensually having multiple partners, whether sexual or romantic. It's not for everyone, but neither is monogamy which is the point. It requires a lot of communication and solid boundaries, but there are many examples of highly healthy non-monogamous relationships, just as there are many examples of extremely toxic monogamous relationships. I am a non-monogamous person, and to me, his use of the word "hoe" is more along the lines of reclamation. Not every non-monogamous person is okay with that language being used for them, and, in general, I don't think monogamous people should be calling non-monogamous people hoes, but I also find it empowering to use that sort of language about myself. At the end of the day, there's nothing wrong with being a hoe or a slut as long as everything is consensual and safe, so taking power away from people who use it in a derogatory by using it in a neutral or even positive way is really meaningful.
I deadass had the kids convo early in my last relationship and we both agreed for 6 years, them he changed his mind and it literally ended the relationship.
I would be best friends with Abigail if we met. MUPPETS? MCR? MOTHER MOTHER? COOL HAIR + CLOTHES? ART SCHOOL? Absolutely. Edit: I'm 15 so not actually that would be weird but if we met AND I was 22
Tbh it’s not TOO weird for people with age gaps to be friends, I have a group of five friends where we all met playing a game together and our ages range from 16 to 25. Older people wanting to be friends with teens specifically would be 100% weird but if they are connected with mutual friends then it’s not super strange to meet in a group setting
@@froggy5748 Yeah I mean friends is fine I'm friends with people older than me, but BEST friends with someone in a completely different life stage to me? We'd have to spend A LOT of time together, and that can lead to a lot of scary situations with the wrong people when they're 5+ years older than me.
@@thischannelisdead9 yeah 100%, even the 16 year old and 25 year old in my friend group don’t talk outside of the gc and aren’t super close. Definitely can be friends but it’s weird if they’re inseparable best friends unless they were literally raised together.
i want more trio episodes with sam jordan and jarvis. yall just work so well together-- I remember sam from the one dhar mann bingo episode a while ago... she cool
Non monogamous is what it says. If monogamous means a relationship with 1 person, non-m means the opposite: relationship with more than 1. It's not tied down to just hook ups.
I think there's a big difference between self-deprecating humour and running yourself down in a needy way to get the other person to disagree. But what do I know? I've got taramasalata for brains
Theres a few golf courses that double as cemeteries dotted around and some studies have proven that it's a lot better for the environment. Obviously like any other cemetery you or your family would pick where it is so mostly it's golf lovers buried in them and the grass doesn't need as much water. A little morbid but kinda sweet?? Idk how I feel about them but they're interesting
Mirror selfies are tough. Back when I was on the apps I always struggled to find good pics of myself in the wild because I’m never on my phone in the wild 😩 so I started making an effort to at least get photos on girls trips so I could mix those in with the mirror selfies lol
I have two partners. We're all seeing each other romantically, but I'm on the Ace spectrum so they fulfill a need for each other that I can't/don't experience. Then I get snuggled and have people to make fun of Ghost Adventures with. ENM is great when everyone communicates!
just for you and your friend but a perfect example of a himbo is kronk from The emperor's new groove and also Kronk's New Groove or the show but if you know him you get it xDDD
my husbands degree is in network systems management and as soon as i saw on his dating profile that he did IT as a job and in school (we met before he graduated college), i was like "pls match" and anyways as you could tell from how i started this with "my husband", it turned out pretty well lmao. if they work with computers in some way, then theyre likely a really good person or partner in my experience :)
but i feel like, reclamation or not, nobody should *assume* you're okay being called a word thats normally an insult and even its a word you use self-referentially, people could still be intending it as an insult
I'm here to lovingly roast my husband's dating profile. It was one, single block of text, with spelling errors and with very little grammar. In the middle of the block it stated "if you can't hold a decent conversation, don't message me." LMAO I'm proof it worked, happily married 6 years now.
I was gonna make a joke about people saying you want to date Sam because you are existing the same space as a fEmAlE but I see people have already done that... not as a joke.......... completely unironically. Please be normal to Jarvis, guys.
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jarvis gunnartv did this and i dont see u crediting him im confussed did u ACTUALLY steal this lol
My favorite definition of a himbo comes from, to my knowledge, Red from OSP, where she described them as "Hot of bod, pure of heart, and dumb of ass." To this day it still makes me smile when I'm feeling shitty lmao
That is a great definition!
pretty much! you can’t be a himbo if you aren’t strong, dumb, AND kind 😌
OSP is great.
I love himbos, it all started when I was a child and got a crush on Hercules
Him + Bimbo
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First name Jarvis, middle name Johnson, last name Gold. How lucky to have a last name as golden as that!
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"We are not trying to date any of you...."
Well. I feel roasted.
nah he said their standards are lower. he thinks we're too good for them. lol
@@RainyDays2790 I feel somewhat better.
I think it’s a power balance issue. There has been a similar thing where a youtuber dated a young fan and took advantage of them
@@themagicknightress7132 true, never date a fan. its a slippery slope. but also the joke was cute
@@RainyDays2790 Drew Gooden married a fan, I can date Jarvis
I love how Jarvis always sounds slightly confused that his gold channel is.. free?
It is free.
He is waiting. But it continues to be free, despite his best efforts.
I’m also confused. How can such a bargain be possible in this day and age?
@CharlieApples because youre premium
I think it is a more philosophical question... is anything free?
Self-deprecation is a tough line... On one side, you can show that you're ok laughing at yourself and that's hot to me. On the other side, it seems like you're begging for someone to step in to become your self-esteem for you and that's not healthy.
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it's usually the latter. "I dont take myself too seriously" is a healthier way of being. Self-deprecation is always negative.
it's kind of like hyping yourself up in an equal but opposite way, where if you sell yourself too much you can seem self centered and arrogant, but there's levels to it, if you self deprecate in an obviously joking way it can be funny and relatable, but sometimes it's just awkward and depressing, or comes off as fishing for a compliment
i switched from making self-deprecating jokes to making jokes about how cool & awesome & attractive i am.
on one hand, it has genuinely boosted my self-esteem. on the other hand, i think i have a bit too much of an ego now lol.
take that as you will
"I think if I met a person who would be a good parent, the picture would develop more in my brain." I just wanna take a moment to appreciate what a healthy strategy this is. So many people try to MAKE another person into a good parent, or get them to not want kids, or so many other scenarios where they're trying to change the other person to fit a long-standing ideal in their head. The quoted strategy leaves room for the other person to be whoever they are, and develop a life together that's equally one half each of their desires. I love that.
I wholeheartedly agree
I think it's good to not want kids and know that, and to inform prospective partners of that. A lot of people are looking for kids when they look for a relationship. So for Jarvis to say it was an instant no to him is just this person's dating profile doing what it's supposed to. They're not a match and that's completely fine. It's not trying to force anyone to be something they are not.
@@J_Lynn as someone who doesn't want kids (and even got sterilized to be sure it never happens) I agree with everything you said. I wouldn't want someone to try and convince me to have kids, and I would never try to convince someone that does want kids to not have them. For those that know 100% that they don't want kids it's worth it to mention it right away.
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I have to disagree. The decision to be a parent should come from YOU. How do YOU feel about children? And then you find a partner with the same dream. I think nobody should make that decision based on how good of a parent a partner "might" be (which is very hard to say anyway). What if one day you split up? Then you are a single parent anyway. I personally think it's healthier to make that decision individually.
"too many mirror pics" maybe they just really want you to know they aren't a vampire.
Plot twist: they Photoshopped themselves in them
Regarding the kids thing: I'm a dad of 2, always knew I wanted to be a dad. It's the best thing that has ever happened to me. It's most definitely not for everyone. Having the kids/no kids conversation early is good advice.
So much yes! Also timelines - not just IF you want children but WHEN. I was ready for kids at 20 and my partner wasn’t. It put a strain in our relationship for a bit because I felt like my desires weren’t being met, and he felt pressured. We settled on dogs for a few years and had our daughter at 23/24 which was when we BOTH felt completely confident and ready to move forward. Not saying our relationship would have been over had I known earlier he didn’t want kids that young, but it would’ve saved us both a lot of frustration and led to more productive talks vs fights about the topic.
There's a surprising amount of people that love to try and change peoples' minds. It's a very strange situation to be in.
Same, fam. It's exhausting but rewarding. But if you didn't want them, idk when or if the reward will click for them.
@@rebeccaabrams3079 also if you want bio kids i feel like it's something to talk about,,i'm open to having kids but i don't want to have any of my own, i want to adopt an older kid, also some people just can't have kids on their own, i know some people see adoption as a dealbreaker for some reason, so that should be part of the conversation
I agree! At the very least you should know what the other person wants kids-wise before you have (hetero) sex. Because an unplanned pregnancy could happen, and one person might not want that. It would be a terrible time to find out the other parent is staunchly anti-abortion and you don’t want kids.
Normalize talking about the hard and fast consequences early on. Plan ahead, and plan well.
calling oneself a himbo immediately disqualifies them from actually being a himbo, they’ve gotta just have the vibe and perhaps a bit of golden retriever energy
calling yourself a himbo applies a level of self-awareness that a himbo should not have
@@fortunomancy exactly, a true himbo would never know they’re a himbo
@@KingOfGaymes you’re so right lol
I'm going to disagree with this and point to Watcher when they did a video on top 5 himbos and their guest straight-up put himself on the list, and he did in fact have pretty big himbo energy. You can have self-awareness as a himbo. How long that self-awareness lasts is a different story.
I don't think that's entirely true. Being kind of dumb in an endearing way doesn't mean they don't have a level of self awareness
I hope Abigail finds her muppet partner 🧡
Am I a muppet???
@@toasty_tonsty Or am I a man????
Same! Abigail seemed cool
i would have swiped right on Abigail. I'm currently dating a muppet, but am always interested in more muppet people in my life.
@@toasty_tonsty LMAOOOOOOO
Jarvis is potentially the only person to be biased in favor of computer science majors lmaoo
Nah same, my best partner so far was one so I’m definitely more interested when I see that lol
comp sci majors gotta stick together to survive
All the best RUclipsrs are nerds
we indians got a chance afterall 😭
@@mauli. not in india but definitely lol
When jarvis said “sorry if I bite you I haven’t been in the U.S for long” I cackled because this actually happens in other countries 😭 in the Dominican Republic (where im from) mothers bite their kids to mess with them
What?!
that's so funny XD
Trueee
Wait what da f?!!
Bro im dominican and my ma ain't do that shit 💀💀💀
Edit: She do pinch the F outta me tho lol
Honestly it's so refreshing to hear other people say that you should have the kids conversation early. When I started dating my partner, we had the kids conversation super early. My family all acted like I was crazy for talking about kids so early. It's a huge relief to see that people are shifting their perspective over the years. I always thought it was so sad tohear that someone went through all that heartbreak of finding out a dealbreaker years into a relationship
Yeah! I've had convos with friends about this type of stuff before, and imo big talks like marriage/kids/etc. Should be first or second date discussions do that neither person is wasting each other's time
@@tia2237 First or second date? I'd put it right on the profile or at least discuss it within the first few messages.
@@AZaqZaqProduction oh yeah I'd definitely put it on my profile if possible. I'm just also very bad at social queues and taboos and seen way too many "you're a freak if you do X" videos that talk about mentioning huge life events too soon
I've had conversations with both an online group of friends, _and_ an irl group of friends.
Both told me I was crazy for me saying I'd mention the kids thing early on.
And it made me mad. I don't want to waste my time getting attached to someone who I'd ultimately break up with when we find out we disagree. I never want kids, and I will never change my mind. It's extremely important to me that I get that settled early.
@@DaNintendude Yeah. My partner and I don't want to have kids but we're okay with adopting. I'm personally really really glad we had the conversation super early on
Imo I think if you mention it early and the person you're dating thinks it's too soon you probably wouldn't vibe together anyway
A study done on dating profiles a while back found that (cis straight) men prefer a picture of a woman looking directly in the camera for their first photo, and women preferred men looking away as their first photo. It's less threatening when looking away.
I tested this for a month, like 8 years ago. Picture looking straight at the camera was my first, looking away was my second. I swiped right on everyone, and got a couple of matches. After a month I swapped the order of the first two pictures and went to sleep. I was working third shift at the time, so sleeping during the day. When I woke up I had over 100 matches. I am average looking at best, so the looking away photo was key for me.
I did this test on Tinder, Bumble, and OKCupid. Hinge wasn't around yet or I would have tried it too.
I heard this first in Aziz Ansari’s book Modern Romance and then found some of the studies referenced. They were enlightening, to put it lightly. More effective than any “trick” fuckbois try to pull, and aren’t manipulative. Little tweaks to help present the best version of yourself, like someone suggesting you stand up straight or to iron your clothes.
Love that scientific method
@@kaitmarie6505 I’ve encouraged friends to try it too. None as extreme as I did, but showing the same results. I’m pan, though, and there is far less consistency in the queer community. While I am not a fan of the straight on stare, the men I’m attracted to are. The trans partners I’ve had have even less consistency.
I kinda like the least consistent more. Increased the number of dates with people I wouldn’t have normally gone for, and some have shown me things I like that I didn’t know I liked.
I’ve been monogamously partnered up for two years now, and neither of us are like each of our past partners. But we are both people that don’t need, and weren’t looking for a committed relationship. Just liked sharing new experiences with new people.
Can you tell I’m autistic? 😆
@@bufferkillerread it all, didn't know you were autistic till the end! Very interesting experiment, feels like I learnt a bit about cis straight people, thank you!
thank you for this. I haven't touched a dating app in like 5 years because it destroys my already low self esteem, but I also think my profile kinda sucked lol, I was 19 tbf. I'll keep this in mind for when I finally try it again, even if it still doesn't work it's worth a shot
Why does it always feel like I should be ashamed and judged after that second “it’s free” for accepting this premium content without payment.
He's getting mad money from these videos
I'm glad I still have years of innocence left to admire other people failing to date before I have to experience that too
i’m acearo and not interested in dating but damn is it fun watching from the sidelines as my friends try to date 💀 they’re all like 16-20 so they’re still in the ‘awkwardly fumbling around in their romantic life cos they don’t really know what they’re doing’ stage lmao
edit: oh and it’s even more fun when you know you’re not interested in romance or sex cos you can just laugh at the n0rmiEeZ!!1! and their strange non-platonic behaviors like an alien trying to understand human culture
I’m just about aged out of that vibe, enjoy it while you can 😭
@@666_cthulhu as an aroace I can highly relate to this. Me and my friends are now close to being 30 so the dating is a little differentnow but it’s still interesting to see the downs and lows of their relationships
@@annoyingkid48 good luck 😭
@@666_cthulhu I'd consider myself acearo too and I rather stay that way as long as I can and just hope my shitty brain doesnt pull a shitty brain moment on me and make me like people romantically or sexually. but yeah it is really fun!
I started having so much anxiety about my profile showing up, that I almost regretted sending my profile in 😭 anyways very good video!!
“Our standards are uh…a little bit lower” 💀
Same tho
My thing with self depreciation is that I don't want to have to prove you wrong to yourself, that's exhausting. Basically I've been around enough people that use that as a way to fish for compliments and support. I'm much more able to support people when they have the self awareness to ask for it rather than put the burden of them caring for themselves on me.
you're right and you should say it
it's weird bc like...i think ppl should have someone to prove them wrong to themselves and have a support system and all that, but also when u do this you're like...holding people hostage into doing it, when it should be something they want to do because they genuinely like you
i feel bad for people like that,,as someone who has been in that exact situation, i don't think they're burdens or bad people or whatever the fuck else but like...cmon guys there are better ways of doing this
@jasperjazzie in my experience self depreciation acts as a short cut that doesn't allow for actual vulnerability that is required for an effective support network. Love is the mortifying ordeal of being known, especially the scary to share parts.
Yeah I think it’s fine sprinkled in lightly but when it’s someone’s entire personality I’m like okay buddy maybe you need to go to therapy haha
This is platinum content - I appreciate the humor and the roasts, but also the personal introspection and vulnerability from Jarvis and Sam. Understanding that you're only a human being and that we all have little quirks and insecurities is really important. It's such a charming video, hope Sam comes around more often!
No the content is gold didn't you see the Intro?🤷♂️
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Agree with the rest!
5:34 sam going “I got that DAWG in me! woofoofoof” made me burst out laughing
Half the reason I’m on dating apps is to see what people have to say about themselves honestly so this video is right up my alley. Also nonbinary people’s profiles are always the most unhinged which I love
nah nah i absolutely ADORE enby profiles, no joke itll be like
Sock
(they/them)
*You can find me:* chanting the bee movie script over a sacrifical bonfire in the woods
*I'm looking for:* a fellow raccoon spirit to hide in the trash cams and hiss at pedestrians w/ me
*My biggest red flag:* this one *inserts picture of a large flag thats red*
@@bellac6311 Ngl that has appeal
@@PickledThyme1no but like fr lmao like theyre always such a vibe
@@bellac6311 it's wild because i genuinely have a friend named Sock 😭
Being unhinged is kind of the requirement for being nonbinary, no offense.
took my 4 yr old to the pediatrician today because shes been throwing up since sunday. She has been lethargic all day, but you bet your ass she pulled out her kermit impression for everyone there. glad to see shes not the only one lmao.
hope she's feeling better now!
@@chongyunmain aww thank you I really appreciate that!
Looking forward to 2025 when Jarvis is invited to a wedding of someone whose profile was in this and a viewer saw it and was like "yes, please!"
That would be adorable
Already trying to track down Abigail in another tab, fingers crossed.
As a single member of the poly community lemme just say I am absolutely resonating with Wes aka Bartholomew
As another member of the poly community. I agree.
Wes is cooler than most of us will ever be. I'm not poly, but admiring respectfully.
I'm on the line of poly(ambiamorous) and SAMEEE
100% relate.
Bro I want him so bad
Sam was excellent in this! You should have her on again, and on the podcast.
Why? so “she” can recruit more people to the tran agenda?
I love being a Sam
She was on the patreon podcast
But she said she's bothered by self-deprecating humor... Huge red flag!
@@silkwesir1444 in a dating profile its a little cringe. Its like begging for a "noooo you're not dumb your smart" compliment
The Naruto exchange is why they call it gold 😅
when they had a 2 minute exchange about Naruto and thought that ninja meant the streamer 🤣
What Wes means by poly but single is that he isn't taken at the moment, but he'd prefer (or wouldn't mind) a polyamorous relationship. The other part about being poly and a hoe is probably just a joke, a lot of queer people joke about ourselves like that.
They weren't bothered by the poly but single. They were bothered by how they were equating poly and being a hoe. It's pandering to the stereotype.
@@demo2823I don’t know if it’s pandering, that feels like it has a negative connotation. I think making a joke about while simultaneously shutting down a stereotype isn’t a bad way to address it. Unless I’m misinterpreting your reply in which case, my bad
@@demo2823 literally how, they're making a joke about themselves and themselves only
jarvis’s hair looks so good in this video
Yes! Seems like he’s using new product(s) and it looks great!
He FLUFFY
frfr
About the selfies/mirror selfies etc.
I WANT more candid/natural pictures of me, but my friends are not picture takers :(
I'm the friend that takes pictures, and I actually have taken a lot of pictures that are on my friends' dating profiles.
Don't hold it against us if it's mostly selfies, sometimes our only options are this or blurry backlit pictures taken by our parents :(
Set up a camera while you work at home, out it on video, and every noe amd then look up at it and smile. Then catch a frame from the video. Made me look like I have more friends taking pictures than I do.
I make strangers take my photos if my friends and family refuse
@@demo2823 This is unhinged and I love it
I think y'all might be giving that person too much credit. I think it is just thay they're obviously taller than average person and want to showcase that.
Kara and Wes are both my type in the most opposite ways lmao
honestly these all were good profiles, shoutout to y'all who put yourself out there1
Christ, my dyslexic ass read that as “Kanye West is my type”.
@@Julia-tk2em Bro, shit like that is why I love(&hate) my dyslexia sm 💀💀
@@Julia-tk2em I read it as Kanye West too (dyslexic and high)
I still do the goofy smile thing. It's a combo of insecurity and "what am I meant to do with my face? What does a smile look like again?"
These profiles are why kahma io is doing AI headshots instead
“a manly muppet looking for a muppet of a man” is honestly a banger line
also the “down for most crime, but preferably treason” is hilarious
The Polyam community is not gunna be mad at the himbo self tag, one of the core books for the community is called Ethical Slut
17:15 As someone who is poly myself, I totally get the concern due to stereotypes, but I think it was pretty clear in the bio they were joking around, so. If it empowers someone they should go for it! Of course though, don't casually call someone that without making sure they are comfortable with it first (though that's kind of a given). I appreciated all the positive energy in this video, you two weren't judgemental, just gave some really good critiques and compliments!
Jarvis IS stealing our content?
What's next, finding out Jarvis Johnson Gold isn't free?!
11:29 omg, this person is so awesome and love their style! I mean I'm not picky about mirror pics but also most smart phones have a timer so you can set it up and take more natural looking outfit photos but for me that's just a tiny detail and they look like someone I'd hang out with.
This is such a good point. Unless it's a group photo, no one ever takes photos of me so I have to take them myself for dating apps and instead doing all selfies or mirror pics, I like to use the timer so my photos look a little more dynamic.
thank you 😭😭
Super proud of you in CC my dude!
Honestly Jarvis, super proud, so glad to see you at CC
CC? whats that
@@chocoholicc Creator Clash I think?
He's the only reason I watched 👏🏼👏🏼
Good video. My thing with kids is I don't want biological children because I have a crap ton of physical and mental diseases and disabilities that are hereditary. However I would like to be a foster parent and potentially adopt a child and or a teenager or multiple kids and or teens.
that sounds great:) hope it works out in the future
I'm sorry to hear about your health but glad to see you being positive and exploring alternatives. Good luck to you!
Then don’t even bother if u can’t help ur self what makes u think u can with a kid
@@alspace4925 maybe don't be rude and unreasonably ableistic for no reason? disabled people can raise kids just fine
@@paadoxal Can they though?
So excited for this, this is the sweet, sweet premium content that we subscribe for
Sam going “i got that dog in me” and barking had me laughing for 5 whole minutes
I remember a guy I came across on tinder once who's entire profile was feeling sorry for himself. He'd written about how he's given up on love because everyone hurts him but here he is for some reason still giving it a go blahblahblah... Then some sad meme photo too about depression... That sort of thing is a massive red flag for me because I immadiately dislike anyone who claims all their exes are idiots who intentionally hurt their feelings. That to me reads that the guy either is a manipulator who drives the women he dates insane and then he makes himself out to be the victim, or he loves drama and only goes out with women who clearly aren't on the same page as him. Most likely it's either way a person who loves drama and feeling like a victim and he'll want a woman who constantly reassures him and whom he can use as an emotional tissue. It's just not attractive in the slightest to go on a dating site of any kind and then write a full profile only about how sorry you feel for yourself. I don't understand those people, it's like they WANT to be rejected so they can stay a victim lmao. There's a time and place to bring up negative experiences and it is NOT on your dating profile...
A big part of HIMBO is that he's also goofy and kind. Think Kronk.
Diversity of type of photo is always my reason why I don’t do dating profiles because as a trans person I absolutely cannot handle other ppl having control of what I’ll look like in an image, and I’ve heard that group photos aren’t always a good idea for dating profiles so all of the pictures of me taken by someone else are me *with* someone else LOL
regarding the ethical non-monogamy thing: i've personally identified as polyamorous for several years now, and imo the term "ethical non-monogamy" (or ENM) is largely a response to the phenomenon of people having a lot of partners and not being honest about that with said partners, or people cheating in monogamous relationships and calling it polyamory, or people coercing partners into "open relationship" type situations just bc one person really wants to have multiple partners, even if the other partner is much more into monogamy. people (especially those cheating and looking for excuses) will sometimes call these situations "polyamory," when in fact polyamory refers to a consensual, honest situation. hence, the distinction of **ethical** non-monogamy, meaning everybody involved is into it, everybody involved is open and honest, and everybody involved is aware of all the complex dynamics which may ensue.
I see that point but I always view ENM as more of an umbrella term for all forms, whereas polyamory is a bit more specific, although it in itself is an umbrella term too.
I put the "do not want children" front and center for the reasons you mentioned. I don't want to get deep into a relationship or feelings only to have to break up with someone because we got different goals. It's unfortunate but I'd rather someone swipe left on my profile seeing that we aren't compatible fundamentally.
I love how polite roasting morphed in to just advice and wholesome energy XD
I will say, I think a big part of people not liking random candid/out-and-about pics of themselves from other people typically boils down to those people just not 100% knowing how to take a "good" picture
I know my wife at the very least was super self conscious cause a lot of phone cams don't do nearly a good enough job sometimes, and after I started doing photography again with some halfway decent lenses she was so much more comfortable. Not just the quality but the quantity of shots, her family never really took many pics of the kids so I was sort of the first person to take snaps.
Just a random thought halfway through the vid sorry for the rambling haha
If those two can't find a date on dating apps then I am truly fucked
Jarvis's curls are so defined!! His hair is looking healthy and gorgeous 💕
Jarvis, have a kid. I'm pregnant and I'd like to battle our children like pokemon.
I don't leave the house and have friends to go out with and take photos of me. I am on dating apps partially because I want someone to give me a reason to actually leave my house.
Tips from somebody who didn't have friends until I went on a dating app:
1) Your garden or a park can look like a hike. Prop up phone, do timer, take jump photo.
2) Set up camera on video where you are working, arting or eating. Glance at it and smile every now and then. Screengrab.
3) Selfies with dogs!
The kids thing is so important and I'm glad there's a lot of apps that let you put it on your profile from the get go. I sometimes get liked by people that have in their profile that they want kinds and I'm like.. so you didn't read mine huh? Like that's not something you can compromise on..
i got into an argument w a friend once who thought that the line "would love to hug someone besides my blåhaj" was uncomfortably self-deprecating when i just wanted to signal to people that i have a blåhaj
Why was it so shocking to me that Jarvis thinks he wants kids? lmao. Maybe I’m just used to myself and most the people around me not wanting kids? I think I expect people around our age to just not want them so I’m always a bit surprised when they do haha
hm interesting, i come from a slavic country and all my girl friends want kids bc it's honestly kind of socially important here
i’m only 18 but yea i get you, i forget not everyone feels the way i do 😭😭😭
Yes, same! It somehow shocks me that there are people out there who want kids lol. I can’t even imagine it, I don’t like kids that much 😅
@@Garsnoos I like kids but don't want them with our world currently being the way it is (smh)
I think he would be a good dad.
The only time you wish you're not chosen for a RUclips video 💀
Tough thing about dating profiles for me is I just don't take that many pictures in general so I mainly have weird selfies I took specifically for the app lmao
As weird as this might sound, I really appreciate you asking permission by having volunteers send their dating profiles to you, rather than you just roasting random people. That’s really considerate of you and not a lot of RUclips roasters that I’ve seen do that. It’s like asking permission to do crowd work at a comedy club rather than just doing it, because not everyone is cool with crowd work comedy if you might be a potential target. Good on you!
This was incredibly entertaining!! Please bring Sam back for a Part 2, that'd be really cool!!
9:30 That thing about smile confidence, I think is the origin of the "soy face," i.e. acting surprised for photos. In that state, I don't think it's possible to take a selfie with a genuine smile, because it will always be tinged with anxiety. Based on my own experience, it's probably best to avoid the dating world and work on self-worth independent of external validation, find a community around a passion or hobby, and end up in a candid or group photo with a state of genuine joy. At that point I think it's easier to be excited about sharing one's life with someone else, rather than looking at dating as a cure for loneliness or dissatisfaction.
When people say “Im more likely to swipe right if they have pictures either with friends or they have pictures their friends took of them” I DO NOT HAVE FRIENDS THAT I HANG OUT WITH WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO FOR YOU TO LIKE ME THEN
I think the not having any friends you hang out with may be off putting to potential dates.
@@WitchySenpai yeah I get that, I just don’t think that it’s fair to be put off by that. I’m certainly not for everyone but just because I don’t get out often doesn’t mean I’m unfriendly or unfunny. I’m socially anxious and also non-confrontational so I tend to just slip away from friendships if they’re toxic, and unfortunately I haven’t known many non-toxic people. Idk I guess I’m just coping hard 😭
Don't worry, introverts will not necessarily see that as a bad thing. rating profiles is fun but not to be taken too seriously bc one person's 5 is another person's 9; it's about compatibility
@Drew Lester-Nieves 💗💛 i don't think it's a matter of thinking you will be unfriendly...more so, its probably the worry that you will be clingy because you won't have a social life outside of your partner. I'm not saying you specifically are clingy, just that that's probably the concern.
"will haunt your nightmares in a cute way"
can I just say! I don't know who does the captions on your videos, if you do them yourself or whatnot, but I appreciate them so much. they are very accurate and well-timed and they really help me focus on the video!
You guys said you’d be roasting everyone’s profiles but you’re mostly being so nice 😂 great vid!
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I get the diversity of photos maybe being important for some folks. But I personally rarely ask people to take photos of me irl. I hang out with people sometimes and we don't usually take pics. I have some selfies, but I don't take them regularly. Only when I feel extremely confident or that I look particularly good that day. So what does that say about me? I still think I'm a pretty decent person xD
In the most respectful way- y’all are making me live the bisexual dream you’re both so beautiful and fun! Don’t change for any dummy on a dating app!
🤢🤮
Me toooooooooo they’re both gorgeous and fun
Wes just oozes confidence, and I dig it. Get it, bb!
I lost one of my raycon buds and was waiting for a RUclipsr to have a sponsor to order another one so hell yeah
Ethical non-monogamy means consensually having multiple partners, whether sexual or romantic. It's not for everyone, but neither is monogamy which is the point. It requires a lot of communication and solid boundaries, but there are many examples of highly healthy non-monogamous relationships, just as there are many examples of extremely toxic monogamous relationships. I am a non-monogamous person, and to me, his use of the word "hoe" is more along the lines of reclamation. Not every non-monogamous person is okay with that language being used for them, and, in general, I don't think monogamous people should be calling non-monogamous people hoes, but I also find it empowering to use that sort of language about myself. At the end of the day, there's nothing wrong with being a hoe or a slut as long as everything is consensual and safe, so taking power away from people who use it in a derogatory by using it in a neutral or even positive way is really meaningful.
im not a ho because im poly; im poly because i am a ho XD
Yes! I'm glad they're concerned for the queer community, but for a lot of us, insulting ourselves is a part of pride and reclamation.
I deadass had the kids convo early in my last relationship and we both agreed for 6 years, them he changed his mind and it literally ended the relationship.
I would be best friends with Abigail if we met. MUPPETS? MCR? MOTHER MOTHER? COOL HAIR + CLOTHES? ART SCHOOL? Absolutely.
Edit: I'm 15 so not actually that would be weird but if we met AND I was 22
Tbh it’s not TOO weird for people with age gaps to be friends, I have a group of five friends where we all met playing a game together and our ages range from 16 to 25. Older people wanting to be friends with teens specifically would be 100% weird but if they are connected with mutual friends then it’s not super strange to meet in a group setting
@@froggy5748 Yeah I mean friends is fine I'm friends with people older than me, but BEST friends with someone in a completely different life stage to me? We'd have to spend A LOT of time together, and that can lead to a lot of scary situations with the wrong people when they're 5+ years older than me.
@@thischannelisdead9 yeah 100%, even the 16 year old and 25 year old in my friend group don’t talk outside of the gc and aren’t super close. Definitely can be friends but it’s weird if they’re inseparable best friends unless they were literally raised together.
as someone who hates their smile and always makes a gigachad or eleven face in photos, I feel so called out by Jarvis right now.
i want more trio episodes with sam jordan and jarvis. yall just work so well together-- I remember sam from the one dhar mann bingo episode a while ago... she cool
"you are not safe from the selfie obscuring your face" Dude I'm really not that is my ex what an unexpected jumpscare
my ex who made sure to tell me they didn't like "most of the shit I watch"
Non monogamous is what it says. If monogamous means a relationship with 1 person, non-m means the opposite: relationship with more than 1. It's not tied down to just hook ups.
This reminds me about how tinder PERMANENTLY banned me. Literally as I was making my profile
I think there's a big difference between self-deprecating humour and running yourself down in a needy way to get the other person to disagree. But what do I know? I've got taramasalata for brains
Thank you for being the thing I come home from school to
Jarvis’s pure and genuine disappointment at 20:51
💀💀💀
This video just solidifies to me that I don't think I'll ever use any dating app
Theres a few golf courses that double as cemeteries dotted around and some studies have proven that it's a lot better for the environment. Obviously like any other cemetery you or your family would pick where it is so mostly it's golf lovers buried in them and the grass doesn't need as much water. A little morbid but kinda sweet?? Idk how I feel about them but they're interesting
The most premium channel to ever exist
Mirror selfies are tough. Back when I was on the apps I always struggled to find good pics of myself in the wild because I’m never on my phone in the wild 😩 so I started making an effort to at least get photos on girls trips so I could mix those in with the mirror selfies lol
“Window shopping” lmao
0:36 "You've been promoted, youuu are now one of my elite employees"
Please do another one of these. I really enjoyed this video.
I have two partners. We're all seeing each other romantically, but I'm on the Ace spectrum so they fulfill a need for each other that I can't/don't experience. Then I get snuggled and have people to make fun of Ghost Adventures with. ENM is great when everyone communicates!
just for you and your friend but a perfect example of a himbo is kronk from The emperor's new groove and also Kronk's New Groove or the show but if you know him you get it xDDD
If I can get swiped right on, does that mean he'll collab with me?
I feel like a real himbo wouldn’t know he’s a himbo
my husbands degree is in network systems management and as soon as i saw on his dating profile that he did IT as a job and in school (we met before he graduated college), i was like "pls match" and anyways as you could tell from how i started this with "my husband", it turned out pretty well lmao.
if they work with computers in some way, then theyre likely a really good person or partner in my experience :)
as a computer person, it could go either way lol
Your profile is premium, Jarvis.
I'm a poly person, and i constantly call myself a hoe. It's really up to the person some poly people find it hurtful and some don't.
but i feel like, reclamation or not, nobody should *assume* you're okay being called a word thats normally an insult
and even its a word you use self-referentially, people could still be intending it as an insult
I mean, fucking multiple people is kind of the definition of hoe behaviour.
Always swiping right on Jarvis.
I'm here to lovingly roast my husband's dating profile. It was one, single block of text, with spelling errors and with very little grammar. In the middle of the block it stated "if you can't hold a decent conversation, don't message me." LMAO I'm proof it worked, happily married 6 years now.
9:40 that’s weird; it’s completely the opposite in Australia :0
It’s seen as like being more humble
I was gonna make a joke about people saying you want to date Sam because you are existing the same space as a fEmAlE but I see people have already done that... not as a joke.......... completely unironically.
Please be normal to Jarvis, guys.
5:36 Ok but the barking thing
That's not that impressive? I do that to, humans are just some of the best vocal mimics in the animal kingdom