I’ve struggled to make friends my whole life. But something is changing. 

Can we all give it to Nathaniel for how vulnerable he is in each and everyone of his videos! Love to see it bro!

“The only way that friendship works in adulthood is intentional effort”

Thank you for bringing me along on this journey around friendship. I really value your presence in my life and admire your deep desire to keep learning and growing.

Making friends as an adult is especially tough as you don't have the benefit of institutions like school, university, or even, in my case, workplace (as I work remotely) bringing you together. Intentional effort is truly key. There's a vulnerability that comes with putting yourself out there like that, but I think a certain amount of courage is necessary to build relationships as you get older.

I started struggling to make friends once I stopped drinking and partying. As all of my bottle "friends" have either disappeared or I pushed them away cuz I had no interest to waste my life in a bottle or party anymore. It's been almost 10 years ago. Of course I meet some people on the way but they all kind of come and go. I do have a childhood friend though which we don't have much in common with (actually now we do cuz he started to get interested in videography lol) and on top of that we now live in two different countries, but we still have a strong bound cuz we grew up together literally from the diapers (we have a photo of our mothers holding us together a few weeks after our births - we were born 8 days apart haha). A few good friends that I met in different cities or countries too who I talk to regularly. I think it's better to be alone than to hang out with the wrong company. Passion or similar goals are definitely the fundamentals of making friends when you're an adult. So the main thing here is to have a passion or a life goal and eventually you'll meet someone similar. It's easy to make friends when all your goals are to go to university, find a great job and drink on the weekends cuz the majority of people do that. But when you're different from the rest, it takes time to find the right people.

Making friends is one thing but to stay friends with them is a whole different thing. I have always struggled with the latter. Maybe because I am never able to connect with someone on a deeper level. At this age in my life, 25, I regularly think about why I am unable to connect with people and why after few years I get distanced from them. Since childhood to adulthood, in a group of friends, I was always that friend who was a friend of everyone but not "the" friend. The one friend whose absence wouldn't matter much. This is a very sad and lonely feeling. And now, I continuously think that why I couldn't connect with anyone and this makes me wonder if I will ever be able to connect with another human being ever.

So blessed to be your friend Nathaniel!! To many more adventures to come :)

When the guys went to hug you after the jump in the water, I got watery eyes. Loved this video, not only that moment, all of it.

Something my therapist recently reminded me of was that trust requires the knowledge of your own safety within a relationship. For those of us struggling with trauma or low self-esteem, this takes longer than the typical person. Many don't understand that this is what is behind many "shy" or "distant" people...it can be a very isolating experience. I think that the growth in our relationship with ourselves is what enables us to make better bridges to others. Love your videos Nathaniel! Thank you for being so authentic. It definitely makes me feel a little less lonely knowing that there is another young person grappling with these questions about life.

A friend that encourages you to do crazy things to improve your life, that’s not a friendship that’s brotherhood.

I've struggled my whole life to make friends, and I've always been extremely introverted, growing up homeschooled and living in the middle of a forest far away from the nearest town. The trees were my friends, as well as my many imaginary friends I ran barefoot through the woods with. 🤣 I've always felt that I am my own best friend, and still to this day I feel the same. I have full blown conversations with myself, to the point where if someone saw me, they'd think I'm insane. I have gotten a little better at meeting people and making friends, but they rarely last. If I move somewhere else, then the friendship also moves on. I don't really have close friends who I confide in. Sometimes I wish I did, but I also have accepted that is is just who I am. Don't know if it'll ever change, but I'm also okay with it. ☺️❤️

The problem isn’t making friends but keeping them when your interests are constantly changing as you evolve as a person. Friendship is all about exposure, which wavers when people go on their own paths.

Very weirded out right now. Because just yesterday I was crying on the phone to my friend in London about how hard it's been for me to make friends. I know I have to make effort and all that, but like you said, I am fully convinced that my island is just further away from the other islands than normal. Related so much to the "TV shows aren't gonna be a good enough bridge for me" part.

Dude this one was too good! Inspired to go push my own boundries. "He who says he CAN and he we says he CAN'T are both usually right."

Making friends happen when there's: 1. A Shared Passion OR 2. A Shared Struggle And in adulthood, it only works with intentional effort.

One thing I've learned about friendship is that not every friendship needs to be a strong deep bound like "I would die for you" but it is sometimes about sharing some moments together and enjoying it, or helping each other with struggles. And then, suddenly, there's a stronger thing there than you realised before. But sometimes it doesn't happen this way and still...you have people with you, that changed your life and you care about each other in a light refreshing way. That's amazing too.

This video got me thinking. Somehow I have been struggling with creating conections with others all these 23 years; somehow I have tried in many ways to create friendships, but I always end up being that friend that nobody cares if he/she is missing. I understand that it is important to be good with yourself and learning to be alone with your self, but being lonely sometimes can be overwhelming.

The pandemic and the lockdowns would be impossible without friends (and internet friends)

100% I can relate to this. As an introvert, there's this misconception that we're anti-social. But, definitely not. Like any other human beings - we crave for a connection, a genuine one. It's hard for us to do so because sometimes we have trust issues with people. Our trust is so fragile, that once it's broken into pieces, it's nearly impossible to return it back.

Letting go of superficial and narcissistic "friends" who I allowed to bring me down for too damn long. Let go to your attachments, people included. Those who do not appreciate you do not deserve your energy or presence. Thanks ND for all that you do and your perspective on life. Many of us are experiencing the same.

Me too, Nathaniel. Being an introvert is both a gift and a curse but I can never turn down the prospect of a great adventure regardless of my anxious tendendancies.

I resonate with this deeply. I’ve always considered my self a social nomad, floating between many social circles, but never having a core one. I’ve always had the same fear of heights as well. With similar experiences of taking on small cliff jumps but still being immensely terrified. Paired with times where I sat and watched letting the fear take the helm.

The beginning of this video really hit home, almost painfully so. The feeling of seeking out deep connections but struggling to find them defined my teens and a significant portion of my 20's (so far). I tried a lot of things, including starting to go by Mike instead of Michael because I thought it made me seem friendlier. I don't know what the secret to deep friendships is, but I think I am getting closer to just intuitively and organically making them Thank you for the video.

Intentional effort and intentional reciprocation. Some people are afraid to reach out while others are afraid to reach back.

Stoked to watch this!!! So damn relatable my man!

I agree, 'making friends in adulthood is hard', (harder the more mature in age) that's because others have established relationships/friendships, therefore harder for 'outsiders' to penetrate or become part of that circle.

Friendships and connection are so curious. The first seconds after meeting someone you can just know if the two of you will work or not, there's something else to this all! Beautiful shooting and content Nathaniel!

This video makes me feel normal so thank you lol. I have also struggled making friends. I think ppl who naturally want deeper connections instead of superficial ones (which aren't bad either, just a preference) have a harder time bc you really need to find the right ppl to connect to. If i don't feel emotionally connected to someone, I can't justify putting effort into it.

I never struggled to make friends but keeping them was my challenge. As we grew older, we changed as individuals and our friendships fell apart. As an adult, it's extremely hard to make friends. People are busy tending to their responsibilities and lives, that they have no time for friendships to be maintained or started . Shared interests and values has created the strongest friendships that I've had. I'm happy that you took a leap of courage to create fulfilling and hopefully long last friendships.

Wow, you are turning into a very interesting filmmaker. What a topic. My husband hasn’t had a male friend in 25 years. I wish he would watch this. This episode brought smiles at different times.

When 2 people find their common, a connection is made - sometimes weak, sometimes strong. What do we ALL have in common? Knowing what it feels like to not belong. Share vulnerability and stories of being excluded and connections will happen. Great video. Thanks.

I remember visiting my school friends when I returned to India for a visit. They were more interested in how I could assist them to gain permanent immigration. When I declined to help....everyone went silent and did not speak any longer. Friends are there when you are in the same boat with them....if you progress to a better life, they don't want to know you. Be careful. It is not all as it seems.

It's crazy how your videos always align with internal battles I'm facing. Friendship and making friends is something I'm diving deeper in to right now because I feel the same way you did when I was younger, and still do. I've struggles to make friends my whole life, but something is changing. I'm changing.

Thank you for your valnurability! Very relatable topic for me. As an Introvert, and someone who stopped drinking and partying after I turned 30, it became nearly impossible to make connections. I don't like shallow conversations, gossip, or complaint-driven chats, and finding anything other than that is a challenge. P.S. Very touching brotherhood and support. Teared up. Also, Congrats on overcoming your fear!

I've been struggling with lonliness for most of my life, but specifically the past 6 years has been the most painful. When I became ill and had to drop out of school, all my supposed friends never really visited me and throughout the years we became more distant and I never really did get back into school properly which hindered my ability to make or sustain friendships. A lot of them also consciously ignore me or make excuses to not hang out which deeply hurts as I used to feel that we were very close before I got ill. I've been trying to move on for so long but I still sometimes have days where I remember all our memories and good times we had and I just become deeply sad and just wanna cry. To this day, I sometimes question if there was just something I did wrong or whatever but I feel like in the end it doesn't really matter. I tried my best to make it work so many times and I've just gotten burned. I need to move on. But fuck, is it hard.

I love this, I can definitely tell you are also an INFJ and the need for really deep, meaningful connection is so important to us. ⭐ I hope you continue to stay true to yourself

I wish I could make friends. I’ve struggled with making friends my whole life. I wish I could make more intentional friendships filled with laughter, sadness and growth. Sadly being an only child and growing up in a Caribbean household I wasn’t taught how to make friends or intentional relationships. Thankfully I do have a wife and kids but sometimes a different shoulder to lean on or support would be awesome.

your storytelling gets better and better! I'm so excited for you to have a whole course on it. I'm sure that's been really fulfilling to create. I've been following you for years!

i can resonate with this so much! the friends i have are due to them making an effort to talk to me. when it comes to me actually going out to make friends, i find it nerve-racking. its nice to know other people also struggle

it feels really validating to hear a 1 million sub youtuber share the same struggles as I do, to be honest I've been pushing myself to create content, share my art online in hope to attract friends with similar energy/interest. And to some extent i don't think that's healthy because I'm equating my worth as a frd to how "cool" I am - when in fact friendship is more about constantly showing up, having a true connection...etc

I think you're a really fun individual from what we see from you in your videos. Fun and relatable. So glad your life is getting better in the social aspect!

The less I care about relationships as I get older, the more they become available. Insane.

I feel also when it's not a long historic friendship, it's easier to make friend when you find value for you in the relationship or "admire" some things about the other.

Literally was just thinking about how i struggle with this and then this popped up mine too is maintaining those relationships especially when you get so busy in life

Johnny talking about his friend who believes something totally different from him yet they can have such discourse is so needed in todays world! love to see it’s💗

We have a lot of the same struggles and ideologies. Thank you for creating videos that make me feel at home. I'm happy to see you growing.

i'm 35 but no friend. this really give me another hope tht someday i'll be able to have that social skills.

So just yesterday I read my diary again from when I was 12 till 16 and I saw a lot of struggle in finding friends and also having the feeling that everyone was against me. My main rules became, trust no one and love is a lie. It was until I went to a festival for the more neuro atypical and the "weirdos" that all of a sudden I was surrounded by my kind of people, and the world shifted for me. I would meet people at this festival through the years and it just clicked. From then I learned that if it clicks it just clicks. In this way I met a friend that when they walked in the room I said, you are cool, let's be friends. For people looking for hobbies or things to feel more connected (when you are not the kind to go drinking) I found three things in which I really feel connected or just really enjoy, which is partner acrobatics, playing boardgames and dancing balfolk (folkdance in which you can dance together or with a group and be yourself). I would describe myself as, I enjoy being with other people doing my thing (if that makes sense) As a person I can shine bright with the right people, but for some that is too bright and they try to dim the light. Don't let your light be dimmed by others, you have the right to shine ❤️

It’s interesting watching this video. I am a woman, 57 years old, entrepreneur, artistic Soul, healer/helper and chronically curious human being. I resonated really deeply with the subject matter in this video. I did not fit in in the 700 person Midwest town I grew up in, did not fit in at the college I attended, I did not fit in with most “jobs “that I took on. While I’m an extremely conscientious worker, I have always much preferred to be my own boss rather than a worker. Interesting sidenote that I realized while watching your video, I have always worked way harder for other people, hmmmm. From being an entrepreneur in my own business for 25 years to raising my son alone for most of his life, I have been described as a weirdo/ loner. And frankly, that’s the way I like it, ‘fitting in’ couldn’t interest me less. I tend to make friends ridiculously easily. I am a great friend: supportive, kind, understanding… etc. It has only been recently that I released two 20 year long friendships because I got was finally complete, meaning I was complete in my efforts to be understanding and a good friend and done with not receiving efforts in kind. What this long rambling diatribe of stream of consciousness blather leads to is this… At this age😳😳😳, I have finally realized that with the multitudes of friends that I have and love, there are only a few who seem to ‘get me’ and give the depth that I am interested in. I’m not saying I’m better than anyone else, just different; as I have always been… And That Is Ok! Thank you for facilitating a good ponder this morning. Have a lovely day!😊

after everything that happened in the last two years, we all need more human interactions, big and small. so, just dropping by to tell u that u r amazing and whatever ur going thru u got this. now go forth and pass on the good vibes to everyone around you. 🥳

Thanks for sharing your story. 🙏🏾 So many of US can relate but very little speak on it. 💚💫

I heard so many wrong uses for the term "Quantum Leap" but linkening it to a fearless jump-with sandals-into the mediteranian sea, that just has to change its original meaning now. which right now is "the smallest possible, observable change of one state into another."

Love this video and this topic! I think a very important aspect of beginning a new friendship is knowing what kind of value you bring to the table. As an example, when Nathaniel sent that first DM on IG, he didn't just suggest meeting up, he brung value in forms of being a camera-man, and filming content for others. That's how the dots connected in the first place in their friendship. The majority of people know what they want from social interactions and what kind of things they want to experience from others. But a lot of people don't know what they actually can offer others. A great thing you can do, if you're unsure what you can offer in terms of value, is write down 50 features & benefits about yourself. And then ask yourself how does that benefit the other person? And why do they care? What do you have going for you? You might have to lower the bar at first, but then if there's not much, start working on yourself and cultivating more value. What it will really lead to is that sense of groundedness. That sense where you're no longer being pulled in all these different directions. That sense of you being at the cause of your reality and your life. That sense of you being the main hero of your movie.

Parents: “if your friend jumped off a cliff (bridge), would you do it too?” Nathaniel: 🧍🏻

I struggled to make many friends at least when I was younger, because growing up, I was into anime, languages, horror, and J-Pop. It was not until high school and college that changed a bit because I found more people I could relate to. What is my own problem was thinking everyone has to think from my perspective, always agree, and do things the way I wanted but again, these perceptions changed with age.

thank you for this. as I was watching this, I got increasingly emotional but also excited about embracing life and people. I've always been an extremely inward-looking person, introverted, but I've been thinking for years that I want to make my life more about people and friendships, because they're what makes life worth remembering. and this video came at the time I needed it the most, here to tip the scale, to break the proverbial camel's back. I really appreciate the way you "package" your ideas: had they been told in a flat and simple way, they wouldn't have hit half as hard. the beauty you create is important as a vessel for your ideas. it makes them stronger and more effective. thank you again.

I’ve just recently moved to Edinburgh and I am quite an extroverted person but I do thoroughly enjoy being introverted as well. The one thing that has worried me my whole life is finding the right people to be friends with. I am unbelievably scared being in a new city by myself. Finding relationships or someone to date is hard enough, but something platonic is even more challenging. It feels hopeless, and I’ve only been here a week. Everyone is in their own world, no one is friendly (I’m from Canada so I’m accustomed to more kindness than normal), and I feel confident most of the time but to strike up a conversation with an absolute random stranger is terrifying me. I can make small talk, but to then be like “hey we should go grab a drink, you seem nice” can really be taken the wrong way. I feel as if everyone is so focused on finding their soul mate they ignore platonic relationships, I’m guilty of this in the past, but it’s just frustrating. Can anyone relate?

I love this content, we share so many struggles but also we feel so alone within our own experiences of similar things. It's interesting how struggling with somebody else makes it seem less impossible to go through... It's almost empowering.

Speaking of friendship, I was amazed how everyone was very supportive and understanding of you when it came to jump off. Nobody made fun or put any kind of pressure on you. The fact that, very supportive, they offered another spot to help you deal with the fear, then waiting for your own timing and finally celebrating you when you did jump off the higher spot was very touching for me to watch!! It absolutely resonated with my own fear of making fiends and helped me understand that I can go out there and jump intentionally, like you did, to make friends!! Thank you for sharing such an amazing video!!

What a beautiful video. As someone who has gone down quite a unique path in life, I've definitely felt the side effect of loneliness and not being able to connect with very many people. The theory of passion and struggles building a bridge is something that will for sure stick with me, as I start my journey travelling the world.

Introspection seems like the key to unlocking how to change not only your outlook on friendship, but also what actionable steps you can take to make a positive change. Thanks for sharing your story, I know thousands of people can identify with it.

That leap of faith felt like a Pixar film picking pace up, the track and that sensation like the main character finally having its breakthrough 👍😅

Cried with joy watching this! How beautiful to see you have this experience of confronting your fear alongside friends!

This was lovely and empowering! I think people underestimate the impact of growing up lonely on your ability to connect. Some friends of mine that did not deal with loneliness did not understand the depth of my (feelings) fears and worries, because they had a totally different experience interacting with the world. Finding compassionate and emotionally mature people to connect with is a huge factor to adult friendships in my opinion. Some "attachment issues" can only be healed in relationship with others. However, working on self soothing and self compassion techniques, challenging my discomfort in connecting with others have worked very well for me. I think loneliness grants you a super power to experience connection (to the world) to a heightened degree. And maybe conquering fears ,such as heights, will empower you to move more freely in the world. To anyone who needs to read this: You are not faulty. You are a human being. Just being the way you are in this moment and the next, is enough

I feel energized from: The topics, your vulnerability, the travel, reflection, artist views, the quotes. YOU’RE GREAT, thank you for being great.

To the *incredible person* that's seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't over blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn the skills needed and get after it, all the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Keep pushing.

"Friendship can be found when you are connected to your passions" 🙌

Congrats on being one of the most authentic RU-vidrs I’ve seen. Every video shows your true self and that is why your successful. I’ve struggled with friendship because I despise “small talk”. I feel like most conversation is so shallow and meaningless and so I hate participating in it, even though that’s how friendships are made. That deeper connection you’ve mentioned is something I long for. I wish I had people like you and Johnny locally, as I think I would true,y value perspectives like yours. Keep being awesome!

This video is incredible and I resonate to my core. I’ve spent the past 2 years question what does connection and friendship mean, and how are they essential for emotional and mental health, and general success in existing (whatever successfully existing means).

Such a good video! I can totally feel you when it comes to making friends. It's basically impossible for me to make friends at a party or event where I don't know many people. But somehow, I've just been very lucky in life. I made lots of good friends in school and I'm surprised and grateful that a bunch of those friends are still, 11 years later, among my closest friends. Most of the new friends either came through my existing friends, or through the few things where I put myself out there (joining the university juggling group, going to Japan for an exchange). I still want to make new friends, but not because of a lack of close friendships. I'm so grateful for all those friends. :)

Thanks, I've been waiting for this video to go up since you mentioned it a while ago. Feeling very understood as you said going your own path can make you isolated. Totally same here! And that TV series/drinking beer wasn't enough to connect to others.. same. There needs to be more! I've been on a spiritual quest for quite some time and superficial conversations just don't cut it. I've been sharing my thoughts and art on RU-vid for a while and still hope to find my 'tribe' too. Thanks for being an inspiration! 🤍

Damn how you related that jump with friendship!!! I literally had the same experience a few years back and HAD to jump bcuz I was seeking friendship too! So that hit deep!

Every single point made in this video are verbatim thoughts I've had over the past ~2 years as I try to find friends for life. Also struggled to make friends my whole life and am now on a journey to be intentional about the connections I make. Gotta love the introspection!

Thank you for this. I pretty much lost all of my friends these past few years because I realized if I don't reach out, they never will. It's been hard, especially since I've been trying to meet new people and those connections are also one-sided (they never invite me anywhere or answer back my texts). Luckily I'm entering university in a few weeks so I hope people there will be more open. But it felt nice knowing I'm not the only person struggling :-)

I really needed this validation. I’ve always felt like I have such a hard time finding likeminded folks who I can be vulnerable with and have a deep connection with. I’m so glad I’m not the only one.

The moment I moved to a new school when I was 8, I suddenly could no longer make friends. I was so different from my new peers that I wasn’t accepted and that continued through the rest of my school years and now I have such bad social anxiety that I’m just afraid of people now. “Friends” have only been people who actually didn’t like me; I was a joke to them. So I’ve just spent the last 19 years very isolated, alone, and feeling hated by anyone I encounter. I ended up being conditioned to believe that I’m not worth being liked or cared about. And any time I’ve reached out to people to try to build friendships I end up being shut down and treated like I’m being crazy for wanting to talk to someone… maybe one day I’ll have a friend

I just love how he's videos never fail to put a smile on my face! ❤️

I really enjoyed this conversation💕 So relatable💯 Congrats for the jumps! So inspiring 💕

What we don’t like about others often says more about ourself. Powerful.

In my experience it's missing out the college life and keeping high school friends as "catch up buddies". I would usually disappear and reappear in 6 mo increments. Perhaps like clock work.. I have gone, since high school, and experienced life through several lenses, usually through relationships. I have anxiety which usually runs my relationships. Commitment issues, from childhood trauma. I have since tried to learn about my deeper self through understanding myself.. developing deeper relationships. Your courses sound interesting.

This is now one of my favorite videos of yours! Having friends who believe in you and push you to be better is a wonderful, priceless thing.

For whatever reason i havent been watching your latest content but man. Im glad i watched this video. Such an interesting and eyeopening analysis of friendship.. Somethings i inherently knew but wouldve never been able to explain or verbalize. Rlly good video man

This was one of the most beautifully done examples of what a healthy friendship looks like that I’ve ever seen. I think many times, especially with young people, we find parts of ourselves being lost in desperation. of acceptance of the “friends” around us. This is such an amazing example of how a truly good friend will try to push you out of your boundaries but support you if you’re ready yet or not. There is no mockery or judgement, but rather a truly safe space for growth. I love the vulnerability dude, keep making good shit.

I feel like I have friends, but because of my life of almost constant moving, my friendships were mostly online or lost. I never got deep enough to have friends to talk to over the phone regularly. Just messaging. My best friend from I was younger is really introverted so I only see him if I go by him to play games. So I'm hoping to really focus on making a small group of deep friends next year. Some that I can talk to regularly whether over the phone or in person. Why next year? Because this year I'm trying to figure out a good work life balance. By the time I'm six months into next year, I hope to have figured that part out.

"We're mirrors of other people and what we hate about others says more about you..." TRUTH💯♥️🙏🏻

Que maravilloso video Nathaniel, es increíble todo logras transmitir. Creo fielmente que la vida se trata de tomar riesgos y salir de nuestra zona de confort y de verdad te agradezco enormemente por poder compartir tu vulnerabilidad al momento de enfrentar ese tipo de situaciones. Estás ayudando a cambiar vidas, un saludo desde Colombia.

I loved they way the guys supported you and how they celebrated with you when you jumped. Thats a nice attitude!

I’m always very touched but at the same time smiling to myself when I watch Your videos. You are making a small little masterpiece with every new upload. Thank You for sharing it! :)

Aww, you guys in the water all celebrating together was so touching. Not only is it emotionally isolating not having many close friends, but it’s so hard to celebrate yourself, it’s hard to have that kind of loving perspective toward yourself. When you have friends around you that are excited to see you succeed - that’s such a gift.

*_Finding friends was/is easy for me, finding the right ones is the challenge_*

Nathan, I totally feel what you are saying, since the first word. I love how your stories help others feel less "strange" and more unique !

First, it's important to know that you are not abnormal if you have social anxiety. Many people have it. If you have unusually high anxiety and fear about social situations, talk openly with your doctor about treatment.🥰🥰🥰🥰

there needs to be more focus on friendships because a supportive network is so important to everyone's mental wellness.

I don't comment on videos often, but this struck a chord with me. Your vulnerability, introspection, and perceptiveness is awesome to watch. It encourages me to remain open-minded to new experiences and new people. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us all.

ooh dios mio pero que maravilla, tienes el poder de reunir lo que han pasado por la misma causa, yo soy uno de ellos soledad, buscar tu tribu y estoy orgulloso de seguir tu esencia de persona. omg cuando saltaste y gritaste te veías tan feliz, por fin estando en un lugar al que te sintieras seguro en ese contexto de amistad waoo gracia por compartir, llore en ese momento por que recordé que nadie nace solo y que existen ambientes seguros que lindo verte feliz. me encanto ver esa entrada del final super epic ajajajj. suerte en tus nuevos proyectos bendiciones. Quiero que sepas que haré todo lo que pueda para poder conocerte algún día, eres un ser humano que vale la pena conocer. gracias por leer

I normally never comment bUT: This video was exquisit! I graduated from high school in the beginning of this year and moved on with volunteer work abroad for one year. This is a huge life change, I left my family and friends at home to move on. As much as I love growing in new sourroundings and meeting new people, it can also be terribly tiring and challenging. Not everyone who thought would make a good friend turns out as one. You are my biggest inspiration Nathan!

Mr Drew Your videos are the action of my thought process every single video is related to me. It feels like everything you told is for me and things I learn is more impacted than I ever learn things in schools. Thank you for acknowledging us with the beauty of knowledge you have. Xoxo

Everything in life is easier when you have a supportive company.😊❤️

Loved this one man!

Wow, I am sure this touched many people who don't speak up about this!