PROOF My Ex-Wife Misses me and Wants me Back! [umq9hUK-o-Y]

After I made my last video, it seems like

a lot of people think it's weird that I'm

still following and checking up on my

ex-wife's social media. And yeah, maybe it

is a little bit weird that even after 2

years of getting divorced that I'm still

checking what she's up to. But what I find

even weirder is the fact that she's

uploading to these websites in the first

place at all, because when we were

together, she never uploaded anything to

Instagram or YouTube. It was only after we

got divorced that she started posting all

these images of, hey, look, my life's so

great and amazing, look how happy I am now

Daniel isn't in picture anymore. And I

feel like she's only posting and uploading

these things because she knows that I'm

looking at it. It feels like she's trying

to taunt me and she's trying to mess with

my head. I just find it very strange and

difficult to understand why she seems to

place so much importance on maintaining an

online social media presence for my

viewers, or my ex-viewers, because all of

my other ex-girlfriends that were featured

on the channel, they just kind of

disappeared. There was Tomoko, there was

Mila, there was Turkish Girl, and there

was a single mother. And after things

ended between me and those people, they

just kind of disappeared. They didn't

stick around to maintain a presence or a

social media profile. I've always just

found it a little bit strange as to why

she cares so much about updating my

viewers and sharing what she's up to

nowadays, because I don't see what's in it

for her. And I have a theory that she's

just doing this mainly to make me feel bad

and to make me regret leaving her and

regret getting divorced. I think she was

shocked and surprised when I said yes when

she suggested us getting divorced. I think

she expected me to say no, and then she

thought I would beg her for forgiveness.

But then when I was so willing to say yes

to getting divorced, it kind of dented her

ego. And then as a retaliation tactic,

she started posting all of these images

and content showing how amazing and great

her life is now that I'm not with her.

And I also have a few screenshots of her

pictures from her Instagram that kind of

proves that she still misses me. So in a

lot of her pictures on Instagram, you can

see things and objects and items in the

background of the pictures, or even in the

foreground of things she's using that

belonged to me. And this is kind of weird

because usually when a couple breaks up,

the person who decided to break up, to

initiate the breakup, they decided that

because they don't like the other person

anymore, and then they would throw out the

other person's stuff and belongings.

That's how it usually works. But if you

hold on to items or you carry on using

items that your ex-partner used to use,

then that's kind of like a sign that you

miss the ex-partner. So example number 1,

my black Amazon mug. You can see that

she's clearly using it in several of these

pictures. And if you remember when I used

to stream back in Japan, I always used my

black Amazon mug because I like Amazon as

a company. I use it all the time to buy

pretty much everything. So I wanted an

Amazon mug. And maybe you don't really

think there's a lot of significance to

this, but in Japanese there's a phrase

called indirect kiss and basically refers

to when you use an object like a cup or a

bottle that someone else has also placed

their lips onto in the past, and it counts

as an indirect kiss. And the fact that she

was using my black Amazon mug, even if it

was subconsciously, kind of indicates that

she's missing the sweet embrace of my

lips. Okay, so Exhibit B is

this coffee jar. So as you can see, this

is a Nescafé Gold Blend coffee jar,

and Nescafé Gold Blend used to be my

favorite type of coffee before I ascended

and I started to use a proper coffee

machine with Americano capsules. But back

when I was a freeze-dried instant coffee

peasant, yeah, I used to really love

Nescafé Gold Blend. And the fact that

she's still holding on to this empty jar

is kind of a big indication that she

misses me. And one of my theories is maybe

she just carried on drinking Nescafé Gold

Blend because the aroma and the flavor

reminded her of me, and she just recently

ran out of coffee. I definitely remember

when I first moved in with her, she didn't

used to have Nescafé Gold Blend. She used

to have some kind of rubbish Japanese

brand coffee that tasted really horrid. I

think everyone knows that one of the most

powerful ways to trigger nostalgia is

through the smells and aromas and tastes

of certain foods and drinks, and she's

definitely missing my aroma. And finally,

example C, she's using my camera tripod.

That is clearly my tripod that I used to

make my videos when I was in Japan and to

do my livestreams, and she has it right

out on display on the floor, which

indicates that she's using it regularly.

Now, I don't know exactly what she's using

this tripod for, but it seems as though

she hasn't chucked it away and she hasn't

put it away. And this is strange to me

because when we were together, she had

zero interest in camera stuff or film or

photography. She had no camera equipment.

She had no tripods or lenses or fancy

cameras or any kind of camera gear before

I moved in, or even whilst we were

together. She had no interest in filming

videos or livestreaming. It was, it was

only after we separated that she started

to show a lot of interest in filming

videos and camera stuff and making content

for Instagram and YouTube. I just find it

a little bit interesting that someone

would show so much interest in their

ex-partner's hobby after they separated.

And you know me, filming and making videos

for Instagram and YouTube is basically my

entire identity. And the way that she's

embracing one of my hobbies, it's kind of

like she wants to keep alive that part of

my identity that was once present in her

own life. So I might be grasping at a few

straws here, but I feel like there's

enough evidence and proof in those few

examples that kind of give a good

indication and show that she misses me and

kind of wants me back in her life.

Tenderize like

Look at that egg yolk. Oh, it's so weird.

Oh, oh, it's running everywhere. Look at

that egg yolk. It's so slimy.

Look. Oh, look at

it. Look at it go.

Oh, that feels so wrong.

Oh. Did you see?

Look at that

pork.

And want some garlic

and some peri-peri salt.

Wow, I don't know if

I want to cook it a bit longer. It looks

like it's gonna start going black.

Look at that!

Mm, I don't know, it's a bit pinkish.

Now I'll try with the salt.