My Best Friend Is Single. Let's Change That.

Problem #1: She lives in Los Angeles. Problem #2: She lives in Los Angeles. Problem #3: She lives in Los Angeles. Problem #4: She lives in Los Angeles.

She's pretty, but I'm a Christian so there's no way it would work. I'll be rooting for her, though.

Don’t you point at me. I ain’t ask for no dating show.

It's just the generation we live in. Most people in this age bracket are too afraid to think beyond themselves. When they find a potential partner, they are too eager to jump ship at any sign of trouble. Insatiably seeking the feeling for more, instead of actually planting seeds and creating more with what you have and whom you have.

You don't do coffee dates? big big big redflag. screams high maintenance.

33, 3 kids, married for 8 years. My wife is older. Hot tip, the "facets" on BOTH sides need to be compromisable. Not the core stuff, but a lot of stuff, we deem as our "identity" just aren't things that matter in the long run.

One person probably isn’t going to compliment ALL your facets. Thats what friends and family are for.

Amala's such a good friend she made a whole dating show just to get her bestie a man

Problem: "it's all about me" Solution: focus on what you can do for the other person, not what they can do for you

Step 1: move to Nashville or Miami

Respectfully Amala, this video explained the reason she is single.

I married a waitress. She just made me laugh. She is the best.

This video should definitely have been posted on your second channel since that is where we know Risa from. Also, it would have been nice if Risa also talked about what she would bring to a relationship. It felt a little one-sided, leaning too much on what she wanted in a man. But, what do I know? It's tough out here in the dating world. Good luck!

I am sure she had opportunities to find a man, but she rejected them all.

"I don't wanna ask for too much" proceeds to list a 5 page essay😂

I would say her biggest problems are that: 1) she is in her early 30s and codes as early 20s (i.e. has young considerations for a partner and has younger interests like partying), 2) she makes little mention of true compatibility issues like desire to have children or what she wants to do in a relationship for her man, instead focusing on qualities she wants without consideration of reciprocity, 3) she's looking for someone to complement all parts of her instead of letting her person be who they are as an individual and relating to them (I would almost think she's never had a relationship before, but she does strike me as having had some situations), 4. She's too particular about how she's willing to receive love (i.e. no coffee dates) and would put her animal over a partner. I don't think many men would want to sign up to be second to a cat. 5. And after that intro I don't feel like I know anything about her really. I don't know much about what she thinks even if I know the categories of her interests, and I don't even know so much as what she does for work.

Here for the roast comments.

"I love to go out and party".(at 31). Okey,next.

The math is not mathing... There's definitely something suspicious lurking in there. Can't quite put my finger on it.

Being an athiest kinda lowers your chances for the guy that you're describing i think.