The speaker shares several personal stories of unrequited love and friendships that didn't work out. They recall instances where they confessed their feelings to someone, only to be rejected and told they were "just friends." The speaker also shares stories of people who led them on or cheated on their partners, and notes that they've learned from these experiences.
Throughout the video, the speaker emphasizes the importance of self-respect and not settling for people who don't reciprocate their feelings. They also stress the need to be cautious when getting involved with someone who is still in a relationship or has a history of cheating.
The speaker invites viewers to share their own stories of unrequited love and friendships gone wrong, and promises to create a video with tips on how to avoid these situations in the future. They end the video by thanking their viewers for watching and inviting them to subscribe and share their content with friends.
Here are the key facts:
1. The speaker had a crush on a friend for about three years.
2. When the speaker confessed their feelings, the friend said they appreciated their friendship but didn't feel the same way.
3. The friend stopped talking to the speaker after two weeks.
4. The speaker proposed to a boy when they were 15 years old.
5. The boy told the speaker that he only wanted to be friends.
6. The speaker liked a girl in their classroom when they were 14 years old.
7. The speaker spent 800 Mexican dollars on a gift for the girl, but she ended up with another boy.
8. The speaker saw the girl and the other boy kissing on Facebook.
9. The speaker started liking a boy in their first year of university and told him in their third year.
10. The boy told the speaker that he only saw them as a friend.
11. The speaker had a crush on a boy for six years, but he never reciprocated their feelings.
12. The boy was always gentlemanly with the speaker and never took advantage of their feelings.
13. The speaker officially proposed to the boy, but he told them that he didn't feel the same way.
14. The boy later fell in love with someone else, and the speaker was happy for him.
15. The speaker's friends told a guy that the speaker liked him, but the guy didn't feel the same way.
16. The guy told the speaker that they deserved someone better than him.
17. The speaker was cheated on by someone who was already in a relationship.
18. The speaker does not want to be with someone who is cheating on their current partner.