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Episode 3 - Relationships

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In this episode we express our thoughts on relationships. Things we want in a relationship, what we don't want, and we even delve into some of our own personal stories and gossip. Join us and enjoy!

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Welcome back to Talking Nonsense. I'm your host, Christopher, and I'm here with Kyle. In today's episode, we were talking about relationships. Yeah, speaking of which, so for those of you who are listening, each episode is obviously different, and we come up with the topics, we take turns.

So our first episode was about TV shows, and that was your idea. And then the second episode, which, yeah, should be out already by the time. Yeah, it was about high school, which I came up with. So this week was supposed to be, or this episode was supposed to be your turn.

And a little birdie told me that this actually wasn't your idea. No. Yeah, so yeah, which is fine. I just wanted to put that out there real quick, because I was texting her.

Shout out to her. Yeah. No, I told her too. I was like, because she was asking me, like, oh, what's your guys' topic going to be this week?

I told her relationships. She's like, what? That was my idea. I was like, oh, for real?

Oh, OK. What's funny is I told her that I told you that she told me that idea. But you didn't? You didn't tell me that you told you that.

You just said, hey, how about relationships? Oh, yeah, no, yeah, that's right. Yeah, I told him. I can't even say it was your idea.

And she's like, wow, don't worry. I'll call him out on the podcast. I told her, I was like, yeah, don't worry. I'll shout you out to be like, shout out to Jess, who actually came up with that idea.

You're the real MVP. By the way, according to Swammer, any resemblance to any real life people is just purely coincidental. No actual names will be used. We don't want to air out anyone's dirty laundry.

And I mean, this is our podcast. This is talking nonsense. So like, straight up, I'll go fuck. If we say their names or not, because I got a whole shit to talk about.

I mean, not like me personally, about relationships and whatnot. I mean, I only had one true relationship. If they're going to listen to this, then full-on warning, you know, fuck it. This is our podcast.

You say whatever you want. If they're listening, good for them. Whatever. So I just want to throw that out there.

But let's go and get right into it. Did you have anything specific you wanted to talk about, actually, or in relation to relationships? So like I said, I only had one true relationship. So you've been in a couple, though.

Yeah. I've had a few relationships. And I guess in between that, I've dated people. Yeah.

I guess my question for you is, what did you think of those relationships? Who was the worst who was the best? The worst one? Yeah.

Probably. Would that be the longest one, the one that you were with the longest? In certain aspects, yeah. Like the way it ended.

And we can get to that. But I guess that's why I wanted to get to. We'll get to that later. The worst one, I would say, or at least the reason why I would call this the worst one, it was just because it's like I was completely unprepared to be in that kind of relationship.

And so this way. What do you mean like in that kind of relationship? What do you mean unprepared? So the context is that she had five kids.

Oh, wait, what? I'm confused. Are we talking about the same person? I'm talking about, you can cut this part out.

I'll beat their name. I'm talking about the ****. Oh, no. I said your longest one.

I'm talking about. Oh, just want me to open up with that one? No, no. We could save her for last.

Yeah. Go ahead and talk about. I'm going to have to cut that part out. Yeah.

But so for the sake of context, let's just call her Tiffany. Tiffany. Yeah. So Tiffany had five kids.

Right. And granted, it wasn't like a long relationship. And I don't think we are ever fully like officially like boyfriend girlfriend. Right.

Like I definitely like wanted to be. Although I'm glad we never got there. And that's just because once she had five kids, allegedly her baby daddy was like some dude who just got out of prison. Right.

Like I'm going to say this right now. That was really that was real bad on my end. For those of you listening, my pal here Christopher, my cousin. He has a really bad track of picking girls.

I really do. By the way, if anyone single out there, no, you don't want to take this guy. No, I'm just kidding. No, you're I mean, if you do like that, be nice.

Let me know the confidence that's very nice. Oh, yeah. So she had five kids. Maybe I was like crazy psycho dude.

I didn't call you out like that. No, no, no. Honestly, like that's one thing like really made that relationship made me better about myself was I became really self aware like things I'm comfortable with and I'm not comfortable with. So anyways, yeah, that was probably the worst one just because was it because of the fact that she had five kids or was she just cray cray a little bit about I feel like an uber driver mostly because her car got totaled by.

She was totally using you, bro. I know. She has totally using non skinny. No, that's what people told me was like, dude, like she's honestly using you.

Probably. I mean, I don't know. Yeah. So I mean, it was funny.

Hold your bullet on that one. Thank you. All right. No, you were at Red from Christmas time.

I stopped like talking to her kind of ish. Yeah. Because she wanted me to buy gifts for her kids. Yeah, I was like, that's when you cut the ties, man.

I was like, when she starts asking you for child support, and you got even her man. No, like I got stuff to do. So I got valent. So I get that all quickly.

Yeah. Worst one would be we can call her. Well, I thought she said that was your worst one. Yeah.

But in the my longest one, that affected me the most, the one you were representing, called Jules. Jules, yeah. Jules and I dated for like three and a half close to four years. And I moved back to the United States.

So we went to contact when I was in college, and I was in the Philippines when I met her. I moved back during that time. We were still together. Around like a three and a half year mark, we'll probably after that.

We broke up just to like, well, I don't say it yet. Yeah. Yeah. We'll get to that.

Yeah. So that affected me. No, I'm just kidding. Not spoiler alert, I guess.

For shadowing. For shadow alert. Yeah. Well, I guess off of that then, since, because like I said, I only had one true relationship.

I never even dated around. I've had a lot of crushes. Right. Never made any moves because I was too much of a pussy to.

Yeah, I had a lot of crushes, especially in high school. I think like every year of high school was a different girl for me. I actually do want to ask you this. Was there like one particular girl that you wish you would have made a move on in hindsight?

Oh, yeah. All of them. Oh, just knock them out. Just all of them, honestly.

No, I mean, there's not one particular girl because, okay, freshman year girl was called freshman year girl. Okay. We met through family friends because she was a family friend. Okay, that's cool.

Yeah, we met before, actually before freshman year, literally two days before first day of high school we met. And then ever since that day, because I found out we were going to the same high school, her friends who were also at the high school kind of pushed us together. Oh, I see. Yeah, they're like, yeah, since you guys are going to the same high school, you know, you guys are kicking it, whatever.

So we would hang out at high school or at high school, at school, right? And we would talk a lot. It was a great conversation. Yeah, it was good.

It was great conversations. I thought it was at least. Yeah. I really thought she liked me too, which actually she did.

I just, yeah, I never made a move. But here's the thing. Yeah, no, no, but it's a good thing, though, because there's a thing. She actually had a boyfriend at the time.

Okay. Okay. Yeah, which I never knew about. And her boyfriend turned out to be one of my close friends too.

Oh, oh, and I found out through him because this was back when Amos still around to me. He messaged me and was like, hey, how are you and his girlfriend? Yeah, he said her name. I was like, oh, we're good.

You know, we're chill. That's cool. So you like her, huh? I was like, yeah, I think she's cute.

It's like, OK, OK, that's my girlfriend. Yeah. Well, if you share that's my girlfriend, I'm like, oh, OK, yeah. I was like, what?

I had no idea. Like literally we were talking for months. Did you feel bad when he told you? Yeah, I felt terrible.

I was like, shit, I didn't know, bro. But why, though? Were you like talking to him about her? Like, hey, I'm never.

I never talked to him like that about it. I mean, OK, he wasn't like a close friend. He was also family friend. But it's not like no shit.

It's not like he talks like every day. Me and the dude. But me and the girl, we talked like every day. And she would call me on my phone like at night, too.

And we would talk. I would tell our cousin about her all the time, you know, telling like, oh, yeah, she does this. Like I like her because of this. Whatever.

She would give me advice like, dude, make your move. Like I'm sure this girl likes you. She seems like she likes you. You guys are always talking.

And when I'm like, yeah, I know. But I just I don't know. And again, I was too much of a pussy to ever make a move. And then the dude comes in and goes, that's my girlfriend.

So I was like, OK, never mind. Was it one of those like, dude, that's my girlfriend? Or was it like, yeah, that's my girlfriend? It was over.

Hey, so I couldn't tell his context of like, he's hyped. Oh, that's my girlfriend. You know, he could have been like, yeah, that's my girlfriend. Or like motherfucker.

That's my girlfriend. All right, I didn't know. OK. And she never like brought this up.

She never told me. Yeah, it never is. And then after that too, right? Because he went to the same school as us as well.

After that, I started seeing him around more, which was weird. Because the fact that I didn't know, or like the reason I didn't know is because he was never around that much, right? Yeah. But then as soon as he told me, that's when he started showing up, whenever we were hanging out, me and the girl, he was there too.

So I just think things are really awkward. Yeah. I backed off. I was like, that's my homies girl.

I'm not going to do anything. You know, whatever. I backed off. But she flipped, like, at least to me, in my perspective, it felt like she was still trying to come after me.

Oh, like she was trying to get at you? Yeah. She only talked to me. She was barely talking to her boyfriend.

Yeah. By the way, guys, I want to give advice for the young man out there. If you know the chick that you're talking to is in a relationship, back to hella. Like, don't be that guy.

Yeah, for sure. Don't. No. Don't.

Don't. Just don't be that. Have a line. Have a line and never cross it.

Yeah. That's very, that's a terrible quote. Yeah. But anyways, so the way that relationship ended, or friendship ended, because our friendship did kind of end.

Yeah, like when all that happened. Yeah, was just basically, yeah, I got kind of mad. You know, the guy didn't know about it, right? Right.

And here's this girl talking to me nonstop. You're thinking like, oh, damn. Like, took it on your heartstrings. Yeah, you're like, oh, damn.

She might be my girlfriend. I knew you make a move. Right. And whatnot.

But when I found out that she had a boyfriend, I was just like, OK, I'm back off. And then when I started to back off, like I said, she kept kind of coming after me, I guess. In a way, and she got mad at me because the way I back off, this is partly my fault too. Whenever I find out something about a girl, and it hurts me, I literally back away from them.

I stopped talking. Yeah. You know what I mean? Dude, I'm not the same way.

Yeah, I think it's our family, honestly. It's family trait. Yeah, it's family trait. No, really, I think it is.

But she asked me, she would be like, why are you so distant from me? You know, we used to be hella close. What's going on? And I told her, I was like, nothing.

I'm fine, whatever. We're chill. You know, I'm hiding my feelings. Yeah.

You know, typical family trait. But so she basically got mad at me and was like, OK, fuck you, deuces. She stopped talking to me. So I was like, OK, whatever.

Onto the next one. I missed the attention. Because what happened between me and Jules, that's one of the things I struggled with. I wasn't sure if I missed what we had, or if I actually missed her specifically.

I wanted to also ask, I guess, in relation to your relationship, do you ever feel like you're kind of chasing that aspect of where you guys are talking late at night, and you feel loved? Is that something when you got into your relationship that you really wanted, or was it similar in that sense? Sorry what? I actually don't know what I asked you.

I don't know what you asked me either. I mean, if you're trying to ask me, is that what I want in a relationship, I feel like, yeah, I mean, you got to have someone you could talk to. Yeah. Not every day.

But just someone you could talk to. Yeah, I just kind of have that friendly conversation. Yeah, it's a friendly conversation. It doesn't have to be all sex or whatever.

There's got to be that deep conversation you could have with your significant other. Someone that you could turn to and talk to. Honestly, this is what I look for in a girl. I want a girl who I could talk shit to about family or friends.

And she could talk shit with me. But then at the same time, she can't be the one to instigate it. She can't be like, dude, you know your cousin Christopher. He's such a total dick.

I'm going to be like, I'm going to agree with you. But first of all, you can't say that shit. I can't. Yeah, I got you.

I just want a girl who's going to be down to talk shit with me. Ride or die, right? Yeah, ride or die chick. You know what I mean?

So any ride or die chicks out there? No, I'm single. Yeah, so that was freshman year girl. And then you had not your first not your long relationship, but you had other relationships too.

After her. Did you have any before her? Yeah, I had a few relationships in high school. I don't know if you want to call them that.

I definitely feel like there's a difference when you date someone in high school. And then when you're older, in high school, it's just like if you make it six months together, everyone will go out there and marry you. Dating in high school is more for show. Yeah, it's very showy.

Yeah, it's more for like, I got a girlfriend. I got a girlfriend. Yeah, yeah. But then when you're dating as an adult, it's more for like, OK, I'm trying to find the one to settle down with.

Yeah, I mean, the girls, the couple girls I did date in high school. Oh, damn plain. Not all of them were. Like, there weren't any, like, they weren't bad or like, like, there was something wrong with them.

But I definitely do kind of miss. Rather, I do kind of regret not making a move on one particular girl. So we shared those like English lit together. And we're in the same group.

And she was one of those popular Asian girls, you know? The Diva looking ones. OK. That was like, they had a white dude.

You know what I mean? The ones that's trying to get rich without doing anything. Yeah. I mean, she could.

I mean, she could. That's what ended up happening. But well, those Asian girls, very ABG, since the term is now out. Asian baby girl.

For those that don't know what that means. And if you don't know what that turns specifically means, look it up. I'm not going to explain it. Yeah, that's the whole other.

Anyway, we had English lit and we'd talk every day. And for a whole class period, we just held hands. I was too dense to realize that she liked me. Yeah, I thought, because back when the whole, oh, she's way out of your league type of thing was going around.

You know what I mean? Yeah. Look at that still around. Did you still?

Yeah. Oh, that's the same. Yeah. Someone's always going to be on the religion I want.

Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to go and let's hit me up. Yeah.

Yeah, she was. I just thought she was way out of my league. So I was like, there's no way this girl would ever be into me. So yeah, I mean, I kind of regret it.

Not me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. So sophomore year of high school, new girl, right? New girl, new girl crush for me. Of course.

Which was, well, OK, hold on. Let me backtrack real quick. Because freshman year girl, there was actually two freshman year girls, crushes that it had. The first one, which we talked about, that was like the beginning of freshman year, right?

Our relationship ended halfway through freshman year. Our friendship, sorry, not relationship. Friends are relationships. Choo.

Choo. But in this context, that ended middle of freshman year. Second half of freshman year, I started liking this other girl who was in the space engineering academy. OK.

That's hot. She was cute too. Yeah. I mean, she still is not ugly.

She turned into a birthday. She's taken out. A birthday. No.

Anyways. I like smart girls. I like smart girls. Yeah.

Yeah, for sure. And then I got a new freshman year, right? The girl in the space engineering academy that I liked lived pretty close to me. And our schools, our school was closer to our houses too, like close enough where we could walk to it, right?

Yeah. Which is what we did. I never walked to school, which I don't know why. I always got dropped off.

I was spoiled. Anyways, I would walk home though. I'd always walk home as well. I'd always walk home from school.

So we always took the same route. So we would walk home together a lot. Her house was a little bit more mine so she would leave before I'd go home. Or, you know, we would split paths before I go home.

But we would walk home together a lot. And we talked a lot. And again, I felt like this girl liked me too. But I just never made a move.

I'm just that guy that never makes a move honestly. Which is really sad. That's tough to overcome, man. Yeah, I know.

I didn't have much confidence in high school, which kind of sucks. That honestly surprises me. Because I always looked up to you during high school. That's what we should talk about in the second episode.

Oh, is it me looking up to you? No, just confidence in high school. I never had it. Honestly.

I mean, I was outgoing. I talked to people. But when it came to girls and trying to get a girlfriend, no confidence whatsoever. Yeah.

Which is, yeah, a lot of people are surprising because like I said, I'm very outgoing. I talk a lot. Yeah. I'm talking a lot right now.

Moving on. We talked a lot during our space engineering academy classes. And then her friend, who was also in the academy, another girl, would try to help me out, like try to hook me up with her. Sometimes I was.

That's always a good end. Yeah. Never worked though. Clearly.

But somebody slacking on being a wingman. Wingwoman. Yeah. So she, her friend, you know the like, went to a formal, right?

In high school where the girls, I think it's went to a formal too. Where the girls ask the guys. Or whatnot. It was always saying he's talking.

It was always saying he's talking. But I think for our went to a formal, it was also the girls. Okay. I think, I don't know.

But anyways, she was trying to get her to ask me to go to that. And she told me too, she's like, she wants to go. And I think she even said that she wanted to go with me. But what happened was her parents were kind of strict.

So I think she ended up not going at all. So yeah, that just never went anywhere. That was me. I was like, well, no.

Yeah. So that just never went anywhere. And then sophomore year, sophomore year girl was her friend. The one that I was trying to get with.

Nice. Second year girl. Yeah. And the reason why I brought her up and that whole long story to get to this.

Pre-contact. Yeah. Was because how you said you and that girl held hands. Me and that girl held hands too during a movie.

Nice. Yeah. I forgot what movie was it. I was like, I'm not going to go to the next pane.

No, honestly, I think it wasn't the next pane. No, it wasn't. I mean, if you can find love in next pane, you can find love in the world. I don't know.

I guess. I don't know. The movie doesn't matter. Anyway, if you're watching the movie and she was sitting to the right of me, you know how in the movie theaters, you have at least the ones, not the recliners, the ones like the stadiums.

You have your armrests that could come down. It's not even hella tiny, you know, only enough for one, like literally one hour. And I'm the dick that always has to take both of them to my left and right, right? I'm that dick.

I'm that guy too. She's comfortable, you know. I'm like, I'm like, I can't help it. But so I put my arm down on the right side, right?

She's sitting to the right of me. I put it down on the right armrest and then it's kind of not all the way on. It's like halfway on because at the same time, you know, I am a dick, but I'm also kind of a gentleman. You were aware.

Yeah. I kind of leave room for the person put their arm down, but they don't. I'm taking that whole thing. Yeah.

So it's halfway on there, right? She puts her arm down too, like literally right next to mine. And I'm, you know, being me being the flirty dude that I am. Yeah.

Put the move on. Yeah. Here's my game plan, right? I'm thinking, oh shoot.

Yeah. That's like eight plan. I just straight up. No, but so she puts her arm down.

I'm like, okay, I see you girl. Being before that I am, I'm like, I'm like nudging her, right? I'm like, dude move, move. I'm not saying that.

I'm just like, you know, physically nudging her. Like this is my armrest, bitch. You know, and then she's like nudging back. She's like, no, it's mine, right?

I'm just like, oh, she's holding one. She's like, yeah. She wants me. She wants me.

Yeah. So I'm just like, okay, no, I literally lift up and she puts her arm all the way on to the armrest. I'm like, oh hell no. I'm like, no, if you don't do that, then I'm going to just rest on you, right?

That was my game. And she didn't do anything. She just lifted it up. I was like, yep, that's right.

You know, my arm. Right? So then she left it there for a bit and then she started nudging me again. But she started moving her arm like trying to get it away from me.

I was like, no, no, you stuck me out, girl. It's there. You know, so I was like nudging back, trying to make her not move. This sounds like a rapist thing now, but it's not I swear.

So she's like nudging. We're nudging back and forth, right? Just nudging, nudging. And then she like turns her arm.

Oh, yeah, her palm turns up. I know, maybe that was her whole game plan. She's not her thing. But anyways, end of it, we ended up holding hands.

Like, you're out of the entire movie? This was like midway throughout the last half of the movie. Through the rest of the movie. Yeah, I just went in for it.

I just grabbed her hand. Nice. She held mine. Never let go.

And then literally when I was holding a hand on the cold shit, I'm holding your hand. I'm just staring at the screen. Just like, this is happening, guys. Guys, I'm holding a hand, right?

Yeah. Her other friend was with us too. Two other people, her girlfriend and then my guy friend was like, with us. Anyways, I'm just like holding a hand on the cold crap.

Like, what do I do? I'm pretty sure it was getting sweaty and she could tell. Because my hands are really sweaty. They get sweaty a lot.

Anyways, so we're just holding hands. When the movie ends, we like, go, right? Because we have to get up and move out. And then we're walking out of the movie theater.

We get into the mall and then we just start walking around the mall. And then after that, I tried to hold her hand again. I don't think she like, because in my mind, no, I don't know what it was. In my mind, like when we held hands during the movie, I was just like, oh, this is dope.

We're holding hands. And then after that, I kind of felt awkward. We never really said anything about it. We just started holding hands.

And then when we were walking around the mall, we were kind of flirting, sort of, like messing around, not really talking to each other, just like, flirting. I don't think I really tried to grab her hand again, but she didn't either. So I just left it as it is. We're only going to hold hands during the movie.

I got you, don't worry. Link, link. You know? But literally after that, that was it.

That was like the only action I got out of that girl. I think holding hands during the movie is like, I feel like that's like a big, like that was like a big indicator like, you guys are a couple now. But so you got to capitalize on it. I know, and I never did.

Like I said, I never make a move. Just too much pussy too. I mean, honestly, there were times where I tried to make moves on girls. Yeah.

And I back out the last second. It's hard. Like, oh, it's scary to get rejected. It really is.

It's my biggest fear. I was just getting rejected. I don't care who you are. You say, oh, it's just no, it's just rejection.

Yeah. It's like, no, if you're a Filipino boy, rejection is like the hardest thing in the world. If you're a Filipino boy born into our family who have really strong emotions, then a no is not just a no. Yeah.

It's more than that. It affects you psychologically, really. Yeah. There are times where I try to hike.

I'm like, I'm going to talk to this girl, get her number and like, boom, we're going to like hold hands and be together. Walked up to her. He immediately left. Like, just scary.

It's hard. It's hard. Yeah. That was sophomore year.

Yeah. But I mean, what is it that you look for? What do you want? I mean, aside from her being smart, I definitely want someone in like having a good conversation.

There's definitely got to be, I got to be able to like, riff with her. Like, wait, you and I talk? Yeah. Like, you know, we can just kind of flow and...

Brother, we should just date. I'm just kidding. It's not like that. Yeah.

And I want you to be my family and all that stuff. That's not really a princessy, but like, they're very needy. Yeah. Or it's the couple of the opposite words like, oh, I want to hold your hand.

I'm a strong independent woman. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It's like, well, fuck bro. I need some loving too.

Yeah. Like, I'm always going to call you my bro. Like, I'm all for the independent women, you know, do you boo boo? Yeah.

Get your shit done, do your dog, get that money, you know, same. Yeah. But at the same time, like if you want to hang out with your girls, that's fine. Yeah.

Like, I can go do my own thing. But don't expect us to give all the love. Like, don't pull out a brofist. Like, what the fuck you doing?

You my girlfriend or what is this? Yeah, it's a two way street, you know. Yeah. You gotta give something to get some.

Yeah. I mean, to be fair though, like, there were definitely times where I was like the very... No, that was opposite. I was like the bad boy boyfriend.

Like kind of a dick, but wasn't a dick all the time. Just enough to keep the girl to like me. Oh, yeah. Oh, never mind.

Everyone got to be on the bubble. This guy is dating out notifications. Please, I'm seeing my girls out there. Hit this guy up.

I'm thirsty. There's this one girl though in High School that I really wanted to like, look. Sorry. That, but...

We're so bad. That I wanted to like get with. And we went to the same middle school and we went to the same middle school and we went to the same high school. And prom, it was a senior prom.

Like, I didn't go with her. I went with someone else. And you know how like, after prom, they're still like what? Probably like a month in class.

Not like week or two. Week or two, right? Yeah, really. Yeah, yeah.

But there's basically a little bit of class time left. After prom. There was a classmate of ours in my another class. We all had anther together.

I was telling her, yeah, I really wish I asked so and so out. It's a prom. She's like, oh my god, you should have. She would have said no, didn't you matter?

She's like no. No one had asked her till the day of. I was like, yeah, whatever. I don't believe you.

She's like, I forgot how it ended up happening. But she told that girl that I wanted to go with. I said that. And on a different occasion, we started talking about it again.

I forgot why. She did end up saying like, oh yeah, so it would have went with you if you asked her. She liked you. I was like, but...

I know, don't you just hate that. You find out years later if you had just told her. Let me ask you that. What's your preference with ethnicities?

What would you want to date? What would you want to date with in your ethnicity? What would you want to date outside? Why?

Oh, wait, hold on. Before you finish that sentence or before you start that sentence, let's just say there's nothing wrong with any of these ethnicities. And again, these are all just our own opinions and our own personal matters. You know, if you get but her.

Sorry. Fuck it. But I mean, yeah, just wanted to say that. I wouldn't prefer to date outside of my race.

I would prefer to date a non-philipino girl only because every Filipino girl that I have dated was always the church. But I'm not going to do that. I've dated a few Filipino girls here. Well, I only dated one Filipino girl here and turned out to be lesbian.

So yeah, like right after we dated, which wasn't like great context for me. But every Filipino girl that I have dated ended up being the church type of girl. And there's nothing wrong with that. Yeah.

But I'm not super religious. Yeah. And like religious in the streets, we're going to the sheets, man. Yeah.

No, but they were like full on the vow. They took it as fat. Like this actually happened itself. And again, not to debate faith or anything.

But yeah, I kind of want to refer to date outside my own race. There is an A race that I wouldn't date though. You know what I mean? I'll tell you right now.

I'm never going to date no I'm just kidding. And that's the last I'm still talking about. Cancel. I wouldn't want to date someone who's ghetto though.

Like who can't accept logic. So you say you don't want to date a dumb person? Yeah. Right?

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