The drunk husband typing sweet nothings to his wife was pretty sweet actually, love that. Also pleasantly surprised by the childhood bully apologizing.
It probably took him longer to pick an emoji than it would have to read the damn thing. Do kids today read at a grade school level where they still have to painstakingly sound out every word slow as possible? Does reading a couple sentences really hurt your brain that much? Soon we will just revert to grunts and communicate solely through emojis, I guess. Who needs words. It doesnt come across edgy or cool...it comes across as special needs.
I had a boyfriend (only together about 9 months) who broke up with me so he could slide into my mum’s DMs. He said he felt like they were on the “same intellectual level” (he was like 23 and she was 47). After she told him to get some professional help and immediately blocked him, she decided she didn’t want to traumatise me since we were broken up and I’d never have to see him again. That was until I told her we were getting back together, and she had to sit me down and show me the messages. That was a wild day.
I thought the bully one was gonna be bad but it was actually really sweet. Im honestly proud of her that she reached out to the person and apologized even after 2 decades. What a wonderful interaction Edit: tf are these replies? It happened 20 years ago in elementary school. What exactly would you like her to do? Build a damn time machine? Her apology was genuine and showed massive growth in character. Would you rather that people didn't apologize? Would you rather that people didn't grow or change? ALL of us make mistakes. Cancel culture is just teaching everyone that one mistake means you're irredeemable and a monster and that we should never forgive people for making them. You think so highly of yourselves and think that you're perfect and can do no wrong. You're not. You've hurt people and you've made a million mistakes too. Not to mention the fact that the bully isn't for YOU to forgive or be angry about, it's for OP, and they seemed to have no hard feelings so what are you guys bitching about anyway? Sorry for the long edit but y'all are fucking exhausting. Nothing is ever good enough for you.
I think the sentiment is sweet but also feels weird to reach out about that 😭. I’d be like “thanks??” but no idea how to feel about something that wasn’t even that serious. I think that’s why it’s considered a little awkward
@@iz3762 That's exactly it.. sending that message was selfishly to put the bully's conscience at ease more than the victim lol. Like no one truly cares about how people treated us once it's in the past. And as adults we've all learned it was never personal. It's almost condescending that the bully thinks the victim needs that spelled out to them.
Cody, you make me laugh. I’m in my room on my bed, by my table, lamp, mirror, dresser, closet, my shirts, pants, socks and shoes. And I just want to say, thank you. Happy Thanksgiving! 😂
The first one honestly triggered something in me 😂 I had a "friend" who was EXACTLY like that. He would always say he was okay with being just friends, but then would be passive aggressive, and send novels like that trying to be "romantic" and being so dramatic like we were in a movie. Then one night he was wasted drunk and needed a ride home. On the way he started losing his mind - screaming like a banshee at me, and repeatedly groping me despite me telling him no and yanking his hands off. Dudes like that are actually dangerous. They try to play "nice guy" and let their true self slowly bubble up underneath until the explode.
@@Michael-ot1knI know you think you’re being funny and referencing the video but this is someone sharing a story about their sexual assault. Really not the best time.
@@anna.augustinova it's all good! It was almost 10 years ago, so it's funny to me now. I was sharing for other girls and women to make them aware that this type of guys are genuinely dangerous, not just weird and cringey!
Excellent video, Cody! It made me giggle and sing my feet while I'm sitting in a study room with my laptop, my phone, my phone charger, my coffee, my water, my donut, my backpack, my notebook, my pencil case, my toque, my glasses, my t-shirt, my jacket, my pants, my underwear, my socks, my shoes, my wallet, my keys, my chairs, my table, my carpet, my window, my wall, my heat register, my window shades, and many other things that I could list for you.
As weird as it sounds, those awkward messages made me think deeply about my love for my wife and really appreciate her. I texted all these feeling to her now that I am awya on a business trip and drunk with colleges but holy shit, I really just am a luckiest guy to have her. Sorry for oversharing but this vid really made me think and want to express my appreciation. Have a great one Cody
@@Random-sk6hm i'm afraid I won't be able to help. We met on the last year of high-school right before college, and it turned out she lived not far from me. After 3 months of trying to convince her to go out with me (prom helped), and actually getting a "no" one time, I let go a little bit, became more casual with her and then it clicked from her side. So maybe the takeaway is to not be too pushy. Anyway we matured together and after 5 years, when we were 23 I proposed and last year we got married. Take from it what you will, but I know we're a not the most common case nowadays
honestly, i have WAY more respects for bullies who try to apologize than the ones you see on TIktok from that one trend who act like they're "not that person anymore".
😂😂😂😂 wtf, why was she listing all her possessions?! I can’t stop laughing. 3 types of conditioner is a red flag, you boutta have a STUFFED sink area with 500 products
Cody, thank you. Thank you for trying so hard to be a creator and push out content. Your content has helped me and I’m sure it’s helped so many others. You’re content allows people, including myself to distract ourselves and be happier for 15-20 minutes. Thank you
I also had a childhood bully message me an apology once and we live on opposite ends of the country now so I prob won’t ever see her but I think it’s safe to say we’ve become friends through the phone ever since she apologized :) proud of her and the bully in the video for their growth!
Somehow when cody read that one text convo I felt like the girl was a goldfish in a bowl and that guy was someone looking in and tapping on the glass when she's just minding her own business lmao he was insane
This is a reminder that Canadian Thanksgiving already passed a few months ago! Thankful for Cody & Kelsey, and his team and support (family and friends), and the Americans and rest of the earthlings who enjoy his content as I do ❤
Are you thinking people shouldn't say Happy Thanksgiving to him then? He lives in the US now. I'm just confused about the reminder that this isn't Canada's Thanksgiving.
@@tiffanyw3425 I don't think that's what the comment meant at all... he is Canadian as well as American (living in the us) so he most likely celebrated both. - A canadian with half american family
I teased a friend of mine, in highschool, a lot. It was not really teasing, it's more being goofy and all and teasing her on little dumb stuff but never mean. Idk how to describe it. Anyway. I recently reached out to her just to know if she thought I was genuinely annoying or if we're good and she said that no, I wasn't annoying at all and that really made me feel better. Of course, bullying is horrible, but the second best thing you can do is apologize when everything is said and done, y know ?...
Low-key, its almost a romantic power move to just text the full inventory of everything you plan to move into someone's house, uninvited. I almost have to respect that level of blind commitment to nothing.
That ex friend having feelings text thread made my jaw hurt it was clenched so hard reading that. Bc I feel like we all (or at least women) know what it's like to have a good guy friend who just can't chill tf out. Visceral reaction. 💀 the ultimate cringe. The "good guys finish last" vibes. I bet he tells people she friendzoned him. 🤦🏻♀️ My eyes actually watered i cringed so badly
I’m currently sick at home alone on Thanksgiving and this video has made me laugh for the first time today thank you Cody have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
unappreciation is not having appreciation for something while underappreciation is not having enough appreciation for something, still lame, but there's a difference
It PAINS me that I used to be kinda similar to that first set of text conversations except a lot less unhinged. But my early 20s were a cringefest so I'm very thankful it wasn't popular to share texts like this 😂
The first guy was giving me some bad flashbacks. I’ve definitely pulled shit like that. Not 18 pages worth, at least, though. Keeps me up at night, the memories of actually being as cringe as some of these people.
@@thehousecat93ngl me too! As I'm drifting off I'll have flashbacks of all the cringe sins I've committed and I audibly say no like Michael on the office
I relate so much to the poetic drunk except I have poetic hangovers. I don't know why but I'm so emotional and full of love the day after drinking too much. I also watch cat videos and cry while texting people how much I love them lol
today im sitting in the ER for the whole day, cannot eat or drink anything with my family which is across the world, but cody’s video made it okay that i don’t get to celebrate. ❤️❤️
I haven't had the best week/ Thanksgiving ever and this video/ everyone of your video make me smile and has made my day thank you so much for what you do and keep going
