After using her boyfriend to get YouTube famous, Girl breaks up with him to have time to "find herself" and "grow independently". In less than a month, she has a new boyfriend. AWALT.

Summary

After using her boyfriend (Anthony from Smosh) to get YouTube famous, Girl breaks up with him to have time to "find herself" and "grow independently". This was after a four-year relationship, and they were even planning on getting married. In less than a month, she has a new boyfriend. AWALT.

Body

Here is the video post-breakup what's noteworthy is the comments, the whole video is not worth your time. The comments give me hope that not all is blinded by the feminist culture.

What's more interesting, however....

Here is her video titled "Why we can't ever be single". Both girls in the video have stated previously that they wanted to spend some alone time and space to grow as a person, after a recent breakup. Yet here they are, justifying how they can't be single. The number of down votes on the video speaks for itself.

Just watch the video. Proof of hypergamy exists ("I didn't expect this. It just fell onto my lap. He's the real deal, I can't walk away from this"). Proof of entitlement exists ("we just can't stay single cuz we're too good of a catch") Proof of hamstring exists (promised to stay single for a year, nope. justifies her decisions that it's because "I got bored". etc etc). At one point they even admit it's a problem, that they have an "addiction" to cock, but I doubt they have any considerations of changing that. They even justify "I don't care what you say, if an attractive guy asks you out, and touches you, you're not gonna say no".

The final part where they say they are "strong independent woman who have our careers", that they "don't need a man" is amusing, considering how BOTH of their YouTube careers are made possible by their exes (RayWilliamJohnson for Anna, and Smosh for Kalel).

Conclusion

What most likely happened is that both girls thought they could do better. They realized their clock is ticking, they realized the inevitability of the wall, and decides to go on one last ride for the cock carousel. When that fails, they latch onto a beta provider.

I made this thread to open a discussion. The take-home message for me is that although a lot of people hate on TRP, in many ways, they acknowledge its general principles (e.g. AWALT, hypergamy) on a deeper level. This is reflected in the response of the viewers on these two videos. Comments acknowledge the essence of TRP, in fact, most of the rage reflects their "Anger Phase". This gives me hope that not all is lost or blinded by feminism.