you don't see videos about men saying "being independent boy" its just being an adult. Men ask for help as well, especially if it is out side their skill set as well. Life is hard enough.

Depending on the job it is important to know your skills, either intellectual or physical.

the dresser was mostly because they dont know how to pick it up. The one in the front has to carry it from the bottom, and the one in the back has to be strong enough to carry like 70% of the weight.

It's not just the notion of "I'm a independent woman I don't need a man," some of these people lack critical and logically thinking, maybe even common sense. Like the girl trying to pour the paint, to heavy then get a bowl or cup to scoop out paint.

to be honest the lady that screwed the hinge backwards actually did the job, we men also fuck things up and have to redo them its just that the experience of fixing stuff like this a lot makes you think beforehand lmao

The car roof is supposed to be able to come off, but the almost breaking it part came from after she took it off and almost dropped it.

As Sh0e once said, “let your man do man things. He was built for hunting and war.”

For the truck/jeep roof thing, yes they’re meant to come off easy with some bolts. They’re perfectly safe in a crash

No, look, be simple about this for the trying to move the lawn. It is 100% to make fun of her, because instead of using the literal computer that she has to go on YouTube and figure out and learn how to start it, she decided to set it up, record herself and then Post it on social media of her failing. That should one hundred percent mom , for the simple fact that she literally has All of the knowledge that humanity has ever collected in the palm of Her hand but she refuses to use it because she would rather record herself.😂😂😂

While videos are made to entertain the thing is its not about s**tting on women, but about being realistic, there's guys who do the same things sometimes. Im a carpenter, things i saw others tried to do cuz its ,,seems easy'' or they think they know better is astounding...When i need help i call profesional or watch a tons of videos first to educate myself, dont just ,,eyeball'' every problem

30:45 If she farming, then this is the most stupid way. That fountain is boiling water and she most likely burned her hand

Nah, I'm a man and even i called for plumber. Ain't gonna mess with water and electricity shts

26:18  I'm pretty sure there are labels on where you put oil, water, and coolant in the engine. Most of them are on the caps themselves so people don't put a different liquid by mistake.

Watching the two girls moving furniture as a professional mover myself was painful. The situation they had themselves in is tough for anyone, especially if it’s heavy. That said, if I handled it the way they did, I’d be fired immediately 😂

I get women don't like being told "you can't do this" or it's a "man's job" etc, however it is important to understand men and women are not the same, nor are we equal in strength, size and capability. The fact is that women treat men as if we're the useless ones, which creates an environment where men no longer want to offer help to women because of how ungrateful they are towards men. Men built the world you live in. Yes, there are female mechanics and female construction workers and female truck drivers. However, they are the minority, not the majority. Men are still the ones predominantly building the world you live in to this day. We provide, and we do so because it provides purpose, and the vast majority of women act like they're the ones doing all the work trying to discredit everything men have built. Sure, is it healthy to tell women they're useless, no. Is it healthy to tell women they dont need men? Also, no. Humanity has thrived on men and women doing what they're good at and working together doing different jobs and having different responsibilities. Humanity isn't progressing by telling women they dont need men. It's regressing and tearing humanity apart. Instead of accepting our differences and realising we're at our best when we have each other and work together as a team. Instead, we have a society that is so focused on tearing itself apart from constantly trying to compete against one another for first place, aka trying to prove that they're "the best" that both sides fail to see how destructive their behaviour is on the current and new generations, creating this perpetual cycle of toxic hatred for one another and a superiority complex. This gender war is what's unhealthy.

Yeah, for the lawn mower one, she just needed to look up how to start it.

The pulls she was giving likely would have gotten the engine started just fine, if the thing was in good condition. The problem was that she wasn't holding the safety handle. Literally nothing would let the engine run if she's not holding that.

😔 12:50 You can fix a floor with a little sandpaper and a new coat of stain, but messing up the drywall is a whole day of work.

The first day i got my car, i learn how to change tires because i slashed my tire on a damn rebar lying around near the rented garage where i brought it home. I never feel so proud Lmao

@ 29:05 She is trying to build it inside of a Closet because it is too big to go through the door. She should have bought Shelves that attach to the wall, and not a Free-Standing unit.

To specify, to be independent is not to "do things yourself", it's to build a working system that is working enough that you less to no help needed from the outside.
If you call yourself independent and don't have a proper working system where at least 50% and above of all the things you do are by yourself, that's not independent, that's just arrogance.

My mum was the one who taught me how to clean a VCR, change a tire, paint the house, plaster and fix plumbing, mow the lawns etc. Even though I'm a guy without my mum teaching me I wouldn't know half this stuff so im truly grateful to her

If a women really want to learn and try to be more independent physical chore they could just someone to teach them. You're not gonna be an expert day 1 better ask someone that knows what they're doing.