not vegan but this recipie looks amazing 😍 If I would like to add eggs instead, how many should it be?🙇🏻♀️ judging from the recipie instruction guessing 2? If anyone can help please
Just to let you know that the writer who wrote the "love language" books is an evil person and sexist. Look into it. It will make you to NEVER use and promote the concept ever again.
I have a similar ideology. I love to cook not because to make it a profession (even though I like the idea 😅) but when people eat the food and tell it's so good, the happiness I get is just so good… ❤
My love language is gift giving. It's not always big, but I get it with that certain person in mind. Cheap or expensive, big or small, homemade or store bought it doesn't really matter. And it can be any time of the year, it doesn't have to be a special occasion. I need those words of affirmation and my husband needs acts of service.
As someone who grew up in a household where spoken appreciation is rare, I became kinda awkward in giving and receiving complements. Now, I prefer acts of service and small gifts as a way to show my love to my family and friends. It is a way for me to show appreciation without the pressure of trying to be humble without looking rude.
Ooh I didnt know you’re half Filipino, for some people it’s obvious physically (sorry just an observation). Totally relate. Although it’s quite a generalization it still applies to a lot of Asian families 😂 we didnt grew up with physical display of love that much. It’s awkward as adults & we have to break the generational cycle
Literally same here. Acts of service is also my parents' love language and in return, we siblings adapted it too. Words of affirmation is hard to come by, but it's more on tough love encouragement. And damn, My li'l sis loves baking banana bread and this vid just made me tear up.
I'm Filipina and that's how I show my love too. I love cooking for my friends. The last time I did I just brought all the ingredients to a friend's house and cooked for her family and invited other friends to come eat.
Recipe: https://sarahsvegankitchen.com/recipes/chocolate-banana-bread/
not vegan but this recipie looks amazing 😍
If I would like to add eggs instead, how many should it be?🙇🏻♀️ judging from the recipie instruction guessing 2? If anyone can help please
Oof that looks delicious 😀
That is so me! When I was still working on site, I used to cook for my team every payday. Pasta most of the time…
Just to let you know that the writer who wrote the "love language" books is an evil person and sexist. Look into it. It will make you to NEVER use and promote the concept ever again.
It reminds me too much of doobydobap😑
why didn't anyone tell me you could insta-brown bananas like that and you didn't have to use ones that were in the freezer for ages???!?!!
My husband is south Asian and definitely shows his love through being usefull. It's so sweet ❤
At what point does it become cake?
I was moved by this short and started getting sappy but then you mentioned you don’t really prefer it, guess my love language! Haha
saving this recipe, thanks for sharing!✨
I have a similar ideology. I love to cook not because to make it a profession (even though I like the idea 😅) but when people eat the food and tell it's so good, the happiness I get is just so good… ❤
Mines touch
Or just make normal banana bread like a normal person, and not some freak vegan
Me and my boyfriend's love language is being sarcastic 😂
Did- she just age fresh bananas on purpose just to make banana bread?? 😂
Girl speak for yourself, Filipino families are very loving. What is it with Asian Americans thinking their experiences are universal.
My love language is gift giving. It's not always big, but I get it with that certain person in mind. Cheap or expensive, big or small, homemade or store bought it doesn't really matter. And it can be any time of the year, it doesn't have to be a special occasion. I need those words of affirmation and my husband needs acts of service.
Banana is already sweet, Can't we avoid sugar?
A vegan Filipino?? Thats rare lmao
Thanks for recognizing you as half Filipino and American. But race is something that you will cherish in life.
My love language is definitely touch but I’m so unused to it that it also makes me feel awkward lol
I'm the same… My love language to recieve is quality time but acts of service is the love language i give
My love language?
1. Physical money
2. Receiving money
3. Quality money
4. Money of affirmations
5. Money of service
6. Money money money❤
I'm late, but I must say, I have zero clue what my long language is because my personality contradicts the five love languages.
Excited to try this and share it, thank you
Please stop copying @doobydobap’s dialogues
It's CAKE😂
My love language is 100000% physical touch and caring words
Y grandmother used to say that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach 😊
Another fellow half-Filipino!! Love your videos!
As someone who grew up in a household where spoken appreciation is rare, I became kinda awkward in giving and receiving complements. Now, I prefer acts of service and small gifts as a way to show my love to my family and friends. It is a way for me to show appreciation without the pressure of trying to be humble without looking rude.
food and comfort (but mostly food)
Why so much sugar thou??😮
i’m definitely an actions > words type of person, so i understand what you mean. i will definitely try this recipe one day, too!!
I think people forgot with a rhetorical question is.
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Looks so delicious lm goin to make it too,thanks 😂❤
Ooh I didnt know you’re half Filipino, for some people it’s obvious physically (sorry just an observation). Totally relate. Although it’s quite a generalization it still applies to a lot of Asian families 😂 we didnt grew up with physical display of love that much. It’s awkward as adults & we have to break the generational cycle
Can i add eggs??
How many eggs should i add??
WOW 🤩
Literally same here. Acts of service is also my parents' love language and in return, we siblings adapted it too. Words of affirmation is hard to come by, but it's more on tough love encouragement. And damn, My li'l sis loves baking banana bread and this vid just made me tear up.
That's terrible side of Asian for me tho, I'm an Asian btw
Banana bread is almost LOVE!❤
Nta divorce and get with the mom
Lovely story and presentation
I don't have a love language
I concur. As a Korean, we express love likewise.
I'm Filipina and that's how I show my love too. I love cooking for my friends. The last time I did I just brought all the ingredients to a friend's house and cooked for her family and invited other friends to come eat.