Karin2rinkashi Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 After 4 months, i get a notification on my email. She subscribed to my YouTube channel. And she has her settings set to privacy subscription. So i can't kick her out, i am not sure that you can kick anyone out. I upload my skydiving videos on my YouTube, i started Skydiving after that break up. One of the best decisions of my life. And now i am Solo. I have her blocked everywhere, and i even made a WHOLE new YouTube and gmail so she won't find me on her computer or anything... Anyways... nothing too crazy, nor am i making anything out of it. I am happy, over it, and i hope the other guy is ****ing her good every night...
Chi townD Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 (edited) Screw it! She's going to find you anyway. You might as well make the video's enjoyable as hell. Vlog everything leading up to the jump as well. Travel around to different locales to skydive and record. If there's an after party, vlog some of it. Let her see that you're having an adventure and having fun! Also post new things that you're doing. Like white water rafting or doing base jumps or para sailing. Could be a good market for you to make a little money on Youtube by monetizing those video's to help finance those trips and become one of youtube extreme sports or adrenaline junkie vloggers. Not too many of them. Then, she would be watching your video's and see you para sailing in the Bahamas or white water rafting in Colorado, or skydiving in California or trying indoor skydiving and comparing the experience. But, also show people the journey getting there. Show them the hotel your staying at, the food you're eating, the surrounding area, the night life...then the day of the jump and the jump itself. She'll see all the beautiful places you're traveling too and she'll regret it Because now you're doing all this fun stuff and seeing exotic places while she's stuck at home. Edited June 24, 2015 by Chi townD
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