KAT MA SEI MATTAAAAA è bellissimo 😭😭♥️♥️♥️ sono innamorata!! Che bellissimo video che hai sfornato: dal coloring alle scene e dalla canzone al testo… Bravissima 🥺 Questa canzone mi spezza il cuore ogni santa volta, aggiungici alcune delle coppie che adoro e mi hai stesa a terra nella pozza delle mie stesse lacrime.
Grazie mille tesoro! 🥹❤️ sono felicissima che ti sia piaciuto, aspettavo di fare un video con questa canzone dalla prima volta che l’ho sentita ma ogni volta rimandavo, qualche mese fa mi ci son messa e tra una cosa e l’altra, poca inspirazione e tutto… eccoci qua! 🙈❤️ Sei sempre un tesoro ❤️ grazie ancora
I have a question. How do males and females bond with each other? I don't see how men and women can bond (especially romantically) with each other. Men and women think very differently from each other. Women can build incredible friendships and become very close to each other in a way men can't bond, and science shows that women can bond very well with each other. Generally, women are even more social than men are. After something bad happens, a woman quickly rushes to talk to all of her female friends to get support, whereas a man can isolate himself and grief alone.
I mean, everyone of us has a different personality, no matter what is your gender. We all socialize in different ways too, and in a couple people don’t have to share the same personality, the important thing is feeling great with the other and sharing some interests together or ideals and the same principles. I have a male bestfriend, we reached 25 years of friendship this year and we are different people but yet we have many things in common and we are basically family now :)
@@PetrowskiKatia2 I heard that lesbian relationships are healthier because they understand each other. If both partners understand each other, they won’t want to break up with each other. I also heard that women have higher rates of depression when married (in straight relationships). There is a very small percent of women that are happy in heterosexual relationships. So it's very hard for men and women to bond with each other and have a strong bond with each other. Both men and women think differently, behave differently, react in a different way. The more similar two people are, the easier it is to relate and understand each other, resulting in a better, more fulfilling connection. I also read somewhere that even with the divorce rates what they are, most heterosexual marriages that don't end in divorce are still unhappy, and can absolutely relate to experiencing significantly more depression while married than while single.
@@icysnow57cold64 I have no idea actually, never read such a thing even if I have to say that I know gay couples that last longer than some heterosexual couples
@@PetrowskiKatia2 I really think that just by being gay/queer/what have you, you automatically have SO much more in common with your partner and a deeper understanding of each other and how you carry yourself through this world than most straight couples could ever even fathom. A cis straight man and a cis straight woman have infinitely different life experiences and that’s sure to cause more rifts and misunderstandings than couples with shared life experience. Same sex people can generally understand each other and relate to one another and form better emotional connections. Women form stronger bonds with other women than they do men. So straight people are usually miserable together because they don’t form as deep of bonds.
I’m a woman and I’ve never developed such a deep bond with another woman. I’m close to my mother but at times we’re like oil and water. I’m much closer to my brothers and any guy friends I had in my life. My best friend is a guy. And I’m not some tomboy either. I just find men easier to speak with. In my personal experience, women usually have way too much drama all the time. Even at my job, other women say they prefer working with men. I believe it’s really just your personality and who you mesh with though, not what you have in your pants.
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la quote all'iniziooo😭😭😭questo edit è davvero stupendo con tante ship fantastiche, che meraviglia hai sfornato💘💘
Grazie mille tesoro 🥹❤️ detto da tutte voi che siete pazzesche è un onore! 🫂❤️
KAT MA SEI MATTAAAAA è bellissimo 😭😭♥️♥️♥️ sono innamorata!! Che bellissimo video che hai sfornato: dal coloring alle scene e dalla canzone al testo… Bravissima 🥺 Questa canzone mi spezza il cuore ogni santa volta, aggiungici alcune delle coppie che adoro e mi hai stesa a terra nella pozza delle mie stesse lacrime.
Grazie mille tesoro! 🥹❤️ sono felicissima che ti sia piaciuto, aspettavo di fare un video con questa canzone dalla prima volta che l’ho sentita ma ogni volta rimandavo, qualche mese fa mi ci son messa e tra una cosa e l’altra, poca inspirazione e tutto… eccoci qua! 🙈❤️
Sei sempre un tesoro ❤️ grazie ancora
lovely video!
Thank you! ❤️🥰
Such a good video it os good and sweet
Thank you! ❤️🥰
😊❤😂I am sad from the time what's going on
amo è bellissimo😭😭😭 i momenti jaspenor i miei preferiti lo sai già
Amoo 🥹❤️ grazie e grazie mille per l’aiuto! Ti voglio bene 🫂❤️
Perfetto!
Thank you! ❤️😘
I have a question. How do males and females bond with each other? I don't see how men and women can bond (especially romantically) with each other. Men and women think very differently from each other.
Women can build incredible friendships and become very close to each other in a way men can't bond, and science shows that women can bond very well with each other. Generally, women are even more social than men are. After something bad happens, a woman quickly rushes to talk to all of her female friends to get support, whereas a man can isolate himself and grief alone.
I mean, everyone of us has a different personality, no matter what is your gender. We all socialize in different ways too, and in a couple people don’t have to share the same personality, the important thing is feeling great with the other and sharing some interests together or ideals and the same principles.
I have a male bestfriend, we reached 25 years of friendship this year and we are different people but yet we have many things in common and we are basically family now :)
@@PetrowskiKatia2 I heard that lesbian relationships are healthier because they understand each other. If both partners understand each other, they won’t want to break up with each other. I also heard that women have higher rates of depression when married (in straight relationships). There is a very small percent of women that are happy in heterosexual relationships.
So it's very hard for men and women to bond with each other and have a strong bond with each other. Both men and women think differently, behave differently, react in a different way.
The more similar two people are, the easier it is to relate and understand each other, resulting in a better, more fulfilling connection. I also read somewhere that even with the divorce rates what they are, most heterosexual marriages that don't end in divorce are still unhappy, and can absolutely relate to experiencing significantly more depression while married than while single.
@@icysnow57cold64 I have no idea actually, never read such a thing even if I have to say that I know gay couples that last longer than some heterosexual couples
@@PetrowskiKatia2 I really think that just by being gay/queer/what have you, you automatically have SO much more in common with your partner and a deeper understanding of each other and how you carry yourself through this world than most straight couples could ever even fathom. A cis straight man and a cis straight woman have infinitely different life experiences and that’s sure to cause more rifts and misunderstandings than couples with shared life experience.
Same sex people can generally understand each other and relate to one another and form better emotional connections.
Women form stronger bonds with other women than they do men. So straight people are usually miserable together because they don’t form as deep of bonds.
I’m a woman and I’ve never developed such a deep bond with another woman. I’m close to my mother but at times we’re like oil and water. I’m much closer to my brothers and any guy friends I had in my life. My best friend is a guy. And I’m not some tomboy either. I just find men easier to speak with. In my personal experience, women usually have way too much drama all the time. Even at my job, other women say they prefer working with men. I believe it’s really just your personality and who you mesh with though, not what you have in your pants.