3 things that women do to "get men" that DON'T work

Today I talk about 3 big things I see women do in attempts to "get a man" that never work.

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  • @schmoogle7853
    @schmoogle78537 ай бұрын

    It's truly amazing how quickly a woman can go from a 10/10 to a 1/10 just by speaking.

  • @jacobkennedy1065

    @jacobkennedy1065

    7 ай бұрын

    or actions.

  • @skinnygumbo9555

    @skinnygumbo9555

    7 ай бұрын

    Glad I'm not the only one to notice this!

  • @robbase5235

    @robbase5235

    7 ай бұрын

    I will never view a woman as a 10.

  • @JamesJones-mg3ts

    @JamesJones-mg3ts

    7 ай бұрын

    When a lady betrays the bargain she made with a man, her value to him will plummet no matter how she looks. These are the ones that you could care less losing them and all you are concerned with is the wasted investments and the damage done. It's 'who they are' and not 'how they look'.

  • @brianhrobsky9200

    @brianhrobsky9200

    7 ай бұрын

    True dat

  • @bobblacka918
    @bobblacka9187 ай бұрын

    A women who flaunts the males competing for her is saying to the world: "I will rent my body to the highest bidder. And if someone later bids higher than you, I'm going with him instead of you." No serious man will agree to a deal like that.

  • @NerdlySquared

    @NerdlySquared

    7 ай бұрын

    Mercenaries are a bad bet for anyone.

  • @jamesogden7756

    @jamesogden7756

    7 ай бұрын

    Fairly succinct.

  • @aaronm.2718

    @aaronm.2718

    7 ай бұрын

    I like it...well said

  • @dancarter482

    @dancarter482

    7 ай бұрын

    @@NerdlySquared _Pragmatic_ is a euphemism for HO.!

  • @pecoguy

    @pecoguy

    7 ай бұрын

    Bad and Nerdly, so well said.

  • @jjlumpkin
    @jjlumpkin7 ай бұрын

    Been walking this earth for 71 years and you are one of the few women who really understand men's minds. Preach it sister!

  • @NotApplicaple

    @NotApplicaple

    6 ай бұрын

    71 years of walking is a lot of walking- sit down and rest for awhile.

  • @jameshollen9723

    @jameshollen9723

    6 ай бұрын

    lol

  • @vakantieman3270

    @vakantieman3270

    6 ай бұрын

    @@NotApplicapleno keep walking, always

  • @JpVicvega

    @JpVicvega

    6 ай бұрын

    every woman who wants to understand men should read: The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands by Dr. Laura Schlessinger

  • @scottwheeler9579

    @scottwheeler9579

    4 ай бұрын

    73 years old here - ditto!

  • @jasenjahn
    @jasenjahn6 ай бұрын

    Married for 23 years. 90% of our marriage has been amazing. However, in my early 30’s, I had a dream job surrounded by beautiful women in the fashion industry. I experienced the kind of women who go after the “taken” men. I dodged a few bullets. These women were relentless. They couldn’t care less about my wife, my kids and my well being. The best thing I did was tell my wife. Long story long, I got out of that side of the industry. I stayed true. However, I don’t think I would have made it without our strong foundation. We’ve always, still do, work on each other. Never take that for granted-male or female. You both have responsibilities. Even if it becomes routine, just remember you’re building up for the tough times.

  • @blanckieification

    @blanckieification

    4 ай бұрын

    👍love is a verb. What most people call love today is reaping the benefits of a relation without doing anything.

  • @nnuae

    @nnuae

    4 ай бұрын

    Been there. One fine detail that says a lot. These women would usually not be interested UNLESS you're engaged. At least that was my experience. Extremely infuriating to think about.

  • @jasenjahn

    @jasenjahn

    4 ай бұрын

    @@nnuae I’m an outgoing + positive guy. However, I NEVER approached them in anyway…never. I was young, decent looking and director at a young age. You don’t think women look for that? 🤔

  • @johnvanegmond1812

    @johnvanegmond1812

    3 ай бұрын

    Years ago, after my divorce, I would sometimes wear a wedding band if I wasn't feeling approachable. I was told by multiple people that could attract some women. Well that makes it easy! I have no interest in a woman who would approach a man while wearing a wedding band. Contrast that to the woman I married last year. On the second date, she straight up asked me if there was anyone who would be upset or hurt if she and I were having dinner. Atta girl!

  • @nightmareTomek

    @nightmareTomek

    2 ай бұрын

    @@jasenjahn Your wife might have gotten more attracted to you because other women hit on you. Anyway, the result was good for you.

  • @haynerbass
    @haynerbass7 ай бұрын

    Being a man I have to say if a woman ever tells me she has "options" then I will tell her to go get them. There shouldn't be anybody else.

  • @vk2ig

    @vk2ig

    7 ай бұрын

    Yep, the old "But other men would do X, Y and Z for me!" That's ok - run along now and go ask those other men to do it.

  • @fafnir97

    @fafnir97

    7 ай бұрын

    Sadly enough, that response is what would make those same women more attracted to you. But if that's what you need to do for the woman to be attracted to you, that's going to be a toxic relationship that you don't want any part of lol

  • @user-ev2qk7gl7b

    @user-ev2qk7gl7b

    7 ай бұрын

    See this is women trying to be men, women are always attracted to men that other women want , but men don't want women that are entertaining other guys .

  • @RK-hl5xo

    @RK-hl5xo

    7 ай бұрын

    Leaving is a option 😂😂

  • @davidgarcia8782

    @davidgarcia8782

    6 ай бұрын

    Well said.

  • @clarkclifford2338
    @clarkclifford23386 ай бұрын

    My ex wife tried the whole “will we still be friends” thing. I said we aren’t now.

  • @dereka5017

    @dereka5017

    4 ай бұрын

    It’s weird to me that a woman would think a relationship founded on a romantic connection would persist into a platonic one. I think some guys stick around in the hopes of rekindling the romantic part, but all they’re doing is enabling her to take advantage of them.

  • @Waltkat

    @Waltkat

    4 ай бұрын

    I think what she really meant was that you could still be her handyman whenever she needed help.

  • @clarkclifford2338

    @clarkclifford2338

    4 ай бұрын

    @@Waltkat apparently, she thought we would still have occasional sex.

  • @TerreHauteRemoteGoat

    @TerreHauteRemoteGoat

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@Waltkatbingo

  • @TheRaiderman1

    @TheRaiderman1

    4 сағат бұрын

    She is trying to friend zone you, no thanks.

  • @johnroyston3859
    @johnroyston38597 ай бұрын

    You hit the nail on the head!! Men appreciate beauty, sure, but we greatly prize and value peace and quiet. We'll take the 5 (in looks) with a 10 personality ANY DAY over the 10 with a 5 personality.

  • @sole__doubt

    @sole__doubt

    6 ай бұрын

    Speak for yourself chief. Not all guys are looking for anything long term. Not to mention Im 45 and I never met a woman with a good personality. Ive met women who pretend to have a good personality to get a guy but that doesnt last.

  • @clarencemcglynn114

    @clarencemcglynn114

    5 ай бұрын

    The 10's are usually horrible ,superficial people. There's reasons roses have thorns,nice to look at,painful to pick. The two tens I've been with are horrible people. Fun to fk, horrible to be around. Married a 7, blissful!

  • @nsbioy

    @nsbioy

    5 ай бұрын

    @@sole__doubt I am sorry

  • @garymurawski1476

    @garymurawski1476

    4 ай бұрын

    c'mon that can't all be true. There is someone out there for everyone!@@sole__doubt

  • @garymurawski1476

    @garymurawski1476

    4 ай бұрын

    why there are prickles on a love flower, I'll never understand. Just be careful when you hand them out. I love girls to a certain point, then I may turn judgemental rather than humble.@@clarencemcglynn114

  • @Enjoymentboy
    @Enjoymentboy7 ай бұрын

    You forgot #4: Taking dating/relationship advice from their bitter, single friends who have never had a successful relationship in their lives and who think that stacking up the bodies is the same thing.

  • @sole__doubt

    @sole__doubt

    6 ай бұрын

    Crabs in a bucket behavior. Quite common these days among the fairer sex.

  • @pmaitrasm

    @pmaitrasm

    6 ай бұрын

    👌

  • @TheRosswise

    @TheRosswise

    5 ай бұрын

    I once told a coworker to her face that getting nailed in the parking lot by a different guy every day doesn't make her a relationship expert.

  • @psyckwhoever4197

    @psyckwhoever4197

    5 ай бұрын

    "body count" is generally one of the most diminishing phrases for a person (or rather group of persons) soooo... if you only want to have relationships with people, that want to be diminished by you: tell them your "body count" and just ask them directly, if they want to be your "plus one" 😜

  • @gmansard641

    @gmansard641

    5 ай бұрын

    Since I was a teenager (45 years ago) I have noted that women advising each other on relations with men is the blind leading the blind.

  • @jh26pt2
    @jh26pt27 ай бұрын

    If I wanted to audition, I would have been an actor. If a woman is showing interest in other men, they can have her.

  • @JamesJones-mg3ts

    @JamesJones-mg3ts

    7 ай бұрын

    Agreed. If she's not focused on 'me', she's just not sufficiently worth my time (best of luck other men). I won't waste time with a lady rolling like that (she's wasting my time I could be redirecting toward a better prospect).

  • @mafp22w

    @mafp22w

    7 ай бұрын

    Great analogy. We want a woman that loves us. We are happy to work all day for our families. We have no desire to feel like we are working for our spouse or girlfriend.

  • @ShaunHensley

    @ShaunHensley

    7 ай бұрын

    Naturally, we are the ones who invest.

  • @lumas69

    @lumas69

    7 ай бұрын

    He's right but I have him a nice like number hold your agreements boys

  • @PeterLawton

    @PeterLawton

    7 ай бұрын

    @@lumas69 "He's right but I have him a nice like number hold your agreements boys" I'm sorry. Your response was not understood. Please try again.

  • @patrickdare5356
    @patrickdare53567 ай бұрын

    I think that for most men, beauty gets their attention but personality brings them back a second time. Women seem not to unerstand this. Repeatedly when asked what they bring to the table in a relationnship, women respond "I bring me", meaning their physical body. Emily, you have really nailed it with all three of these points. Unril women undersand that men act like men and not like other women, they will continue to get everything wrong, especially when they let other women reinforce their incorrect thinking about what men want.

  • @kamransanayei3969
    @kamransanayei39696 ай бұрын

    All three are spot on. #2 is essential. Women usually underestimate how powerful the presence of a woman who is at peace with herself is.

  • @trevormann8221
    @trevormann82217 ай бұрын

    The best relationship I ever had was with a Lady who was, at best, average looking. She was however intelligent, well spoken, a hard working self sufficient person with her own goals and desires. Our time together was split between great sex, even better conversation and a cooperative attitude towards helping each other meet our individual goals. RIP Lisa, you are forever in my heart. Our son has married a fantastic woman and given me my first grandchild, you would be so proud of him now Angel. All my love.

  • @harbingertheheretic3541

    @harbingertheheretic3541

    7 ай бұрын

    Sorry for your loss. Lost my wife some years ago too. Congratulations on your grandson.

  • @altamasparsanov9181

    @altamasparsanov9181

    7 ай бұрын

    I am sorry for your loss, and happy for all that you have today. ❤

  • @alexanderphillips3201

    @alexanderphillips3201

    7 ай бұрын

    Sry for your loss, same happened to me, found a great woman when I was 17, we started dating when both were 24 and married at 25 back in 2009. She was amazing, beautiful, intelligent, also hard worker and with a golden heart. Lost her in 2022 due to a cancer. Now Im 40 with 2 great lil kids and discovered that dating is very hard today…. So much crap going on. I really had a beautiful diamond 😢

  • @compostsmurf5519

    @compostsmurf5519

    7 ай бұрын

    My condolences ❤

  • @editorrbr2107

    @editorrbr2107

    6 ай бұрын

    I am sorry for your loss. This sounds like my wife TBH. I’m very grateful for her.

  • @tekknow-9419
    @tekknow-94197 ай бұрын

    Emily, the only thing I'd add is the reason men don't want to be part of a competition for the woman we are interested in is because almost every other aspect of a man's life is already a competition. When searching for a partner we need the peace of not having to compete, of feeling desired for just for being us and knowledge that our relationship will be the harbinger of that peace not the disrupter of that peace.

  • @dancowan5129

    @dancowan5129

    6 ай бұрын

    Very well said.

  • @tipemotions

    @tipemotions

    6 ай бұрын

    You said it how it is. 👏

  • @derfalschejunge

    @derfalschejunge

    6 ай бұрын

    In fact, that’s the main gain I expected from a relationship, to come home to a peaceful haven after fighting through the day. But I used to get the opposite instead.

  • @heraldo623

    @heraldo623

    6 ай бұрын

    Yes. A girl may start to sabotage the relationship when she feels attracted by the other "options". Then you will have to compete at home and proof you are the best every day. Men just want to arrive at home and rest. Job's competition is enough for us.

  • @KOAHUNT3R

    @KOAHUNT3R

    6 ай бұрын

    Came to the comments to say the exact same thing. Everything for the male experience is a competition, even if the only person we're competing against is ourselves. Competing for a girl's attention is just another stresser I don't want to deal with.

  • @patrickstar1439
    @patrickstar14397 ай бұрын

    You’re correct. A 5/10 woman with a good personality will be seen as a 8/10 Throw in loyalty and 10/10

  • @kristoferprovencal3608

    @kristoferprovencal3608

    5 ай бұрын

    Slightly disagree, loyalty is a basic requirement, without that shes a 0/10 for me.

  • @finngamesknudson1457

    @finngamesknudson1457

    5 ай бұрын

    @@kristoferprovencal3608- I read that as dating. Loyalty only comes after commitment when dating is effectively over. At that point man is committed and no longer rates the woman. She is his girlfriend, spouse or partner - period! Other women do not exist. At that point I agree with you - without loyalty she goes from that special someone to nobody.

  • @kristoferprovencal3608

    @kristoferprovencal3608

    5 ай бұрын

    @@finngamesknudson1457For me dating starts when you start talking to someone beyond a first date, if you like someone enough to give them a second date then you should take that seriously and shouldn't be thinking about additional prospects. When you always have a backup you'll never be willing to fully commit. That doesn't mean going on a second date with someone means your head over heels and ready to marry them, but it does mean giving them the exclusive chance to convince you to, and I think this should go for men and women. If I'm taking a girl seriously it means I'm not talking to any other girls, and I expect the same or it's a dealbreaker. Once upon a time this was how it normally worked, and dating has gone downhill ever since.

  • @goathammer4297

    @goathammer4297

    3 ай бұрын

    Loyalty being the big one. Loyal adds at least 3 points for me. Ill deal with someone whos a pain in the ass if shes loyal and i know beyond a shadow of a doubt she can be trusted. Such a rare quality nowadays with women.

  • @finngamesknudson1457

    @finngamesknudson1457

    3 ай бұрын

    @@goathammer4297 - Not only women. May apply to most women, but also applies to some men.

  • @crawford1083
    @crawford10837 ай бұрын

    #1 is madness. A Chad or Tyrone won't bother with women who want to play that popularity game as they have loads of optioms, and less popular and less confident men will be likely discouraged that the woman they're with is thinking about other men.

  • @octavianr526

    @octavianr526

    3 ай бұрын

    What is a Chad?

  • @MultiChuckleberry
    @MultiChuckleberry4 ай бұрын

    You are 100% correct about personality. I fancy a wide range of women in the looks department - but a very narrow window in the personality department. Mind games and attempting to pit me in competition against other men is an immediate deal-breaker. Any hint of militant feminism - instant deal-breaker. Any hint that a relationship is directly associated with how much money I have - instant deal breaker. Any hint of neuroticism - instant deal-breaker. No man needs the messing about and aggravation that such women bring to the party.

  • @boogieknee3781
    @boogieknee37817 ай бұрын

    I recall a woman inviting me out for drinks.... ....I found myself in a group....3 females 12 males clearly on a pub crawl. I laughed,stayed for a drink and a chat,but left after about an hour. The reason I left is simple. It was clear that these girls all wanted the same guy in the group....the chad. I had no intention of buying the girls drinks all night when I was a teenager,I certainly wasnt going to subsidise chad. Perfectly secure in myself.Simply said I had to be up early the next day to go kayaking. Told them where....and to bring suitable clothing if they wanted to try the sport. Naturally,none of the girls were athletic except the one who invited me,who seemed surprised that I wouldnt compete for her attention. Nah. Better to let her chase you whilst you just do your own thing.

  • @melvinhogberg

    @melvinhogberg

    6 ай бұрын

    You probably became more attractive to her by doing that to, great job man.

  • @Soxfandan

    @Soxfandan

    6 ай бұрын

    Zen master

  • @apushman

    @apushman

    6 ай бұрын

    4 to 1 ratio, solid choice in bouncing out of there

  • @kai223noa6

    @kai223noa6

    6 ай бұрын

    I was invited to dinner and she was with two other guys. She pretty much ignored me so I left didn’t even finish my drink.

  • @JamesPawson

    @JamesPawson

    5 ай бұрын

    After you left, a bunch of them probably said "well I'm pretty sure he's gay." Demented skanks... I've been in similar situations. College days.

  • @kenfields2644
    @kenfields26447 ай бұрын

    Not only is there a bro code, there is also the risk of violence. A woman who cares about me will not put me in that position.

  • @wayneswanson3294

    @wayneswanson3294

    7 ай бұрын

    This. Women love to see men fight over them. Anyone that would deliberately put you in a position where you have to fight, either with a competitor, or she shoots her mouth off and expects you to fight her battle for her, is an instant NO.

  • @garymurawski1476

    @garymurawski1476

    4 ай бұрын

    get help now to manage your anger. Get to the source before you hurt someone. Is that the response you were looking for?

  • @InCaveEntertainment

    @InCaveEntertainment

    4 ай бұрын

    That’s what I’m thinking. Because if I barely know some girl, I’m not going to have a desire to fight my lifelong friend if she wants him instead of me. If it’s some stranger she’s interested in, I’m really not down brawling over her. Now, if I love her, and we’re together, and she wants someone else, even in that situation, I love her and would want her to be happy. I’ll eventually find someone else

  • @jaimepadgett3323
    @jaimepadgett33237 ай бұрын

    As a man I am glad to be here. Hoping to understand a little more of what the other side thinks and feels.Thanks so much for your page

  • @TKDBoy1889
    @TKDBoy18897 ай бұрын

    1. VERY TRUE. Aside from having a bro code, we aren't into the competition and in fact are unlikely to play if we realize it is a competition. Why? Because nobody will be #1 on that roster or "undefeated" forever, and we don't want to put the time and effort into something that will broken the second the grass looks greener on the side... because lets be honest, in life there are ALWAYS times the grass looks greener on the side when the chips are down. We prefer to keep watering our yard and make it healthy, not hop to a new yard and let the old one die.

  • @razielm8012

    @razielm8012

    16 күн бұрын

    This.

  • @maval4537
    @maval45377 ай бұрын

    100% confirmed! What I always find astonishing is how many people confuse or equate sexy with attractive; I find many women sexy but not at all attractive. Attraction has a lot more to do with character than looks. A great body can be exciting from a distance, but if it's the body of a woman who is immature or arrogant, manipulative, disrespectful, or calculating, or cold-hearted, or fake, I have no interest in being around her so not attracted to her. What is attractive to me are women in whose presence I feel taken seriously, understood and liked. There aren't too many of them.

  • @rat-butt-8158

    @rat-butt-8158

    7 ай бұрын

    I finally saw the light, currently filling for divorce after 32 years

  • @edwardmylnychuk5774

    @edwardmylnychuk5774

    7 ай бұрын

    BINGO A WISE MAN WITH THE RIGHT PERSPECTIVE BUT THESE 304 WILL GET CHADS AND THINK THEY ARE HOT

  • @wherami

    @wherami

    7 ай бұрын

    Yup some of the sexiest women I have ever known were very average on looks

  • @Cococokieful

    @Cococokieful

    6 ай бұрын

    If the girl is rude, attraction falls to 0, regardless of other things.

  • @josienicholas3945
    @josienicholas39457 ай бұрын

    With Social Media, men have become aware of the games women play. We were always suspicious, but now we know. And it’s because women put their games onto the internet in large numbers and men have watched your videos, your likes, and comments. Now we know and we are shocked by the horrible ways that women behave.

  • @M-S_4321

    @M-S_4321

    7 ай бұрын

    People display their character through their actions. It's only proven by time experienced, but I'm satisfied that social media history is part of the permanent record. Sorry, not sorry ladies.

  • @Swearengen1980

    @Swearengen1980

    7 ай бұрын

    She's not going to sleep with you dude, no need to simp over her. Womens' games are obvious to everyone and you're simply a moron if you need a KZread channel to point them out to you.

  • @and__lam1152

    @and__lam1152

    7 ай бұрын

    80% of work place bullying is female on female ... interesting point, HR departments never existed before women entered the workforce en masse

  • @horiboyablemgtow7842

    @horiboyablemgtow7842

    7 ай бұрын

    Social media are nothing but cheating apps

  • @Stef3m

    @Stef3m

    6 ай бұрын

    The contribution of social media is certainly true, however, women used to be educated to have some decency but apparently nowadays it's misogynistic to tell a person to avoid bad behavior... if it's a female

  • @ebermtheburn
    @ebermtheburn6 ай бұрын

    This is true. Especially the one about making dating a competition. For example, when a woman ghosted me after I suggested we change our next date activity to something else, and then contacted me a month later asking for a date, I left her on read, ghosting her. Because it's behavior like that, which tells me all I need to know about what a committed relationship with that woman will look like later. That's not the kind of relationship that a self respecting man would sign up for.

  • @jstaffretirement6783
    @jstaffretirement67837 ай бұрын

    Emily, you are completely right about looks having a limited effect on men when it comes to long term relationships. It is for a very simple reason: A man will only marry a woman if she is the answer to the question “Is this the woman I want to share my ENTIRE life with, the woman I want live with in my home?”. It takes a LOT of personality compatibility for the answer to be “yes”.

  • @benanderson6390
    @benanderson63907 ай бұрын

    Absolutely true. For anything more than a hookup, personality trumps looks as long as the physical attraction is there. If you're a 10/10 in looks but are shallow and self-absorbed, we don't want you for a relationship. And yes, even a 5/10 will win over a 10/10 if she brings peace and loyalty to the table.

  • @aaronm.2718

    @aaronm.2718

    7 ай бұрын

    Bullseye on that comment buddy👍

  • @heinzamatic

    @heinzamatic

    7 ай бұрын

    Looks only get a woman up to a 7, her personality is the only way to earn those last three points.

  • @pascal-janssen

    @pascal-janssen

    6 ай бұрын

    unless you score looks and personality separately on a 1-10 scale like i'm pretty sure this guy is meaning to do, if you do both at the same time than the last 5 points would count for that @@heinzamatic

  • @dolfinwriter5389

    @dolfinwriter5389

    6 ай бұрын

    @@roger_isaksson These are amazing words of wisdom. I'm not sure that a beautiful person inside CAN be physically unattractive.

  • @kimmogensen5390

    @kimmogensen5390

    6 ай бұрын

    And over time they become more and more pretty ,as one finds the small magical moments where they look at you a certain way with a smile and a twinkle in her eyes whereas the 10/10 with the ugly personality tends to show you moments where one do not find her attractive at all... both good and bad shines trough the outer layers of a person..

  • @JACKPAVAL
    @JACKPAVAL7 ай бұрын

    When a woman purposely talks about other men, its an Instant Turn Off to the man that might be interested in her, and a real man will dump her in a heartbeat for doing that.

  • @lupaswolfshead9971

    @lupaswolfshead9971

    3 ай бұрын

    i did

  • @skippyrod2532

    @skippyrod2532

    3 ай бұрын

    Same thing with posting other men in their dating profiles not in their family. Really?

  • @pinhedlarry24
    @pinhedlarry247 ай бұрын

    Before i hit the gym to improve my physicality, i spent almost a year improving my mental and emotional state. It works a lot better than just hitting the gym

  • @LeadingMole058
    @LeadingMole0586 ай бұрын

    Last time I was on a date she told me about 2 other guys she’d been on dates with at the same time, like literally within the last couple weeks so yeah that was my first red flag and then she had a problem with me not drinking and apparently that was a deal breaker. That was years ago now and I’m kinda glad we didn’t work out.

  • @Jan-qv8ku

    @Jan-qv8ku

    3 ай бұрын

    There are lots of women who don’t drink alcohol and will really appreciate that about you! You can find someone compatible. Best wishes

  • @lomotil3370
    @lomotil33707 ай бұрын

    🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:41 🏁 *Women make a mistake by turning dating into a competition, highlighting other men's interest to create competition. However, men prefer not to compete and value loyalty.* 07:23 💄 *Women often focus only on improving their looks after a breakup, neglecting aspects like personality and character. Men value more than physical attractiveness; they seek emotional connection and peace.* 11:56 🔄 *Women hinder relationships by not reciprocating effort, trying to make men chase them. Men appreciate reciprocity and want a woman interested enough to participate actively in building a connection.* Made with HARPA AI

  • @GiblixStudio

    @GiblixStudio

    7 ай бұрын

    1. we value respect AND loyalty. everything else grows from there. or never happens due to lack of it. if a woman is disrespectful we walk 2. women do often care about shallow things that don't matter whereas men are more pragmatic and practical. we are known to be problem solvers and that means looking closely at ourselves and improve ourselves. women are problem makers and love drama and lack any form of self reflection. when they do self reflect it is still turned into (in)directly blaming others 3. women are complacent and lazy in most cases. they rarely put true and proper effort into relationships. they don't understand the commitment and hard work and dedication as well as sacrifices that need to be made in order for a relationship to work. that is why they just want to get the marry ceremony and ring, but not the actual work that comes afterwards.

  • @quasimoto4424

    @quasimoto4424

    7 ай бұрын

    thanks for saving me 14min :)

  • @mjs28s

    @mjs28s

    7 ай бұрын

    "Women often focus only on improving their looks after a breakup," What is bad about that is that they (both the men and women) should be always working on looking and being their best rather than going into going all in after a break-up. If you truly love someone you would always want to look and feel good, which this clearly applies - "...neglecting aspects like personality and character."

  • @kirdref9431

    @kirdref9431

    6 ай бұрын

    Bookmark

  • @psluxton

    @psluxton

    6 ай бұрын

    Men "compete" with other men, and want peace with their partner. What man wants to be on-edge every moment of his life? Their partner is supposed to be their "safe place" where they get to relax and not have to worry.

  • @serpentinious7745
    @serpentinious77457 ай бұрын

    Men are biologically coded to work together. Because working together allowed us to hunt larger prey, face bigger threats and live, etc. We challenge and compete with each other, but that's to ensure that we'll be up to the challenges the world will throw at us and can be relied upon to pull our own weight, NOT to undermine/destroy each other.

  • @JugSouthgate

    @JugSouthgate

    4 ай бұрын

    IOW, "Bros before hos"

  • @oceanbytez847
    @oceanbytez8476 ай бұрын

    The competition thing hits home. In highschool when i got my programming award i went from being an unknown person to suddenly all the popular kids knew about me. They found out i hadn't even tried to date yet and suddenly that made me desirable somehow. Que the droves of popular girls randomly approaching me and being REALLY inappropriate and flirtatious. One girl was so bold she "dropped her pencil" and backed her ass right into my face in math class. I ended up asking some friends in which i discovered none of the girls actually cared about me, the just wanted the title of being my first date. I was just gonna be another notch on their belt basically. I resisted the advances, and tried to report math girl in which i was laughed away by the teacher who insisted i should enjoy that kind of thing and after a couple months they all got collectively mad and decided to just smear my name and reputation saying crap like i was gay and stuff like that. After half a year it calmed down entirely, but yeah girls competing with each other is the WORST thing for a man.

  • @markadams9946
    @markadams99466 ай бұрын

    You are spot on. It’s heartening to hear a women that cares about men and understands. It can be very difficult. Thats how it is but an acknowledgment is appreciated. Take care!

  • @scottguitar8168
    @scottguitar81687 ай бұрын

    You are correct about the personality. When I was dating, I would go out with some very attractive women and due to their personality they would become less physically attractive in my eyes. It also works in reverse. I went out on dates with women I didn't find particularly attractive at first but due to their great personality became more physically attractive in my eyes. I finally met a woman who I found physically attractive and had a great personality, making her even more attractive. I married her over 38 years ago and she is still fantastic.

  • @gabem6863

    @gabem6863

    7 ай бұрын

    Got to keep in mind that looks fade with time, but the personality remains the same until the end. The exterior may draw you in, but it's what's inside that keeps you there

  • @shemwhitehead9517
    @shemwhitehead95177 ай бұрын

    When I started dating my now wife, I had gone on a couple dates with another girl that liked dating but vehemently declared she had no interest in marriage. But when I went on one date with my now wife, the previous girl not only became much more interested, but she became hostile to my now wife. That was such a turnoff.

  • @blueskies7035

    @blueskies7035

    5 ай бұрын

    We used to say that women that show an interest either find you to be "Mr. Right" or "Mr. Right-Now". That's okay, if your attitudes align; just figure it out early on.

  • @theMifyoo
    @theMifyoo7 ай бұрын

    That third point is I think what really burned me out on dating. Is I would regularly feel like if I didn't reach out and talk nothing would happen. Like I would go out to start a conversation, and it would just end immediately. Eventually it just felt hollow.

  • @SimonLacey-MySleekDesigns
    @SimonLacey-MySleekDesigns6 ай бұрын

    Ive had women tell me they have options. I told her ok go ahead and be with them. Then she said well i want to be with you only. I stopped talking to her. She ended up getting married, having another kid, and she still called me 5 years later telling me she was in love with me. I only knew her 3 weeks. Crazy.

  • @MelModica

    @MelModica

    6 ай бұрын

    Sometimes women are just being honest that other men are after them. A woman can totally want just one man and have to fight off other men. Truth is all decent looking women have multiple men chasing them! Would you rather have a woman tell you or lie and hide it. I have a boyfriend and I tell him when men are hitting on me because it makes me uncomfortable when men don’t take the hint that I’m taken. Some women just want to be completely honest. You men don’t understand how annoying it is to have total pervert and creeps stalking you. I’ve dealt with sexual harassment at jobs and because of it I now work alone night shift for 5 years. Then us women get blamed when we weren’t even flirting with other men! I am a musician and I had a guy that does sound stalking me, at first I thought he was a friend because he claimed to have tons of female friends, he knew I had a boyfriend but started stalking me, calling, texting, emailing non stop, I politely told him I just want friendship and he didn’t take the hint so I had to block him on multiple accounts. A lot of men don’t care if a woman is taken and they will stalk so also for safety reasons women should tell the man they want or are with that this is happening.

  • @SimonLacey-MySleekDesigns

    @SimonLacey-MySleekDesigns

    4 ай бұрын

    I'm saying this so men can be aware of how shady some women can be. Not all. Some are literally trash at best.

  • @missyd0g2
    @missyd0g27 ай бұрын

    I am lucky because I didn’t date any girl. Lots of opportunities but just couldn’t one I really wanted to spend time with. Then she suddenly appeared. Finally she went on a date with me. We talked for hours and hours. Then her favorite song played on the radio. Beach Boys Barbara Ann also that was her name. Their concert was two weeks away and I had lawn tickets. I took her to Thursday opening night at Pine Knob outdoor theater. She and I had a great time together. Then I explained that I did part time work for the theater owners. My payment was season pass to any concert. We went Friday, Saturday, Sunday night. She was my first real girlfriend. Became engaged a college then married. October we celebrated 45th wedding anniversary. Our journey together has had our difficulties. Our communication skills is a strength and desire for our own family. She is also the most beautiful woman I ever met.

  • @benanderson6390
    @benanderson63907 ай бұрын

    Here's a simple truth: pride in something unearned isn't attractive to men; it's arrogance... and it's ugly. If you announce to the world that you're a 10 out of 10, that's a huge instant red flag to us. It tells us you think you're perfect, just the way you are. The biggest lie ever sold to women is that they shouldn't have to change who they are and are worthy of love simply by existing. EVERYONE has room for improvement, especially -- and I can't stress this enough -- ESPECIALLY when it comes to personality. You are NOT perfect just the way you are. If you think you're a 10/10, then at the very least you need to learn the value of a humble heart and realize the folly of unearned pride.

  • @Dove88
    @Dove887 ай бұрын

    Had a woman tell me once she could have any man she wants, I said yes any man except me.

  • @StitchesLovesRats
    @StitchesLovesRats4 ай бұрын

    Truth. Thank you. This stuff makes my skin crawl 😔

  • @andybradshaw5971
    @andybradshaw59717 ай бұрын

    Totally agree on point two. My attraction to a woman is not based solely on her looks - it's the woman within I am interested in. Looks fade, or become part of the furniture, character is permanent and what you have to live with. If she's up herself, entitled and arrogant because she thinks she's God's gift to mankind, that's a real turn off from the get-go - regardless of her looks.

  • @Hellgrinde
    @Hellgrinde7 ай бұрын

    Man dating has been completely ruined by social media. All the various aspects that are now considered normal are ruinous for actual meaningful connections with people. At this point if you meet someone that has an instagram etc. just move on. Social media ruins brains.

  • @josephwalsh7546
    @josephwalsh75466 ай бұрын

    Emily gave a long winded and ultra polite way of saying men don't want what guys call " Sloppy Seconds " !

  • @babyimHOME
    @babyimHOME11 күн бұрын

    Thanks for always giving nice even headed opinions on relevant topics. I dont know how you keep this up so long!!

  • @narcoosseefl
    @narcoosseefl7 ай бұрын

    Many years ago, when I was on a dating app, I was messaging with a woman who seemed interesting and smart. At one point, she informed me that she'd narrowed her choices down to three men, and that, lucky for me, I'd made the cut! This was very off-putting to me, to say the least. This was around the holidays, and we were both busy, and hadn't had a chance to meet IRL. A couple of weeks later, she informed me that I'd been "cut" as I had not made the effort to meet her IRL, and she wasn't in this for penpal. I knew I'd dodged a bullet on that one. I wonder what happened to her...

  • @jh26pt2

    @jh26pt2

    7 ай бұрын

    She’s probably still on that app, telling three more men that they were “lucky” to have made the cut.

  • @falcn12

    @falcn12

    7 ай бұрын

    She owns 🐈

  • @devilsadvocacy

    @devilsadvocacy

    7 ай бұрын

    Any room she’s in isn’t big enough to fit both her ego and another person

  • @jakeusaf9401

    @jakeusaf9401

    7 ай бұрын

    I dated a woman for a month who was very controlling and rigged and would only allow simple pecks on the lips. When I got frustrated and asked her can we make out a little her reply was ‘You haven't earned it.” and she broke up with me. She was worse as a friend more than a date. I called that off .

  • @SilverPonyKat

    @SilverPonyKat

    7 ай бұрын

    Dont sweat it man. Sometimes guys are narrowing their options and making their own cuts too. She likely ended up with a guy doing the same to her. They deserve each other and what they get.

  • @Andrew_chambers.
    @Andrew_chambers.7 ай бұрын

    There's 4 things that I looked for when finding my girlfriend 1) gratitude, 2) loyalty, I want her to be for me, I want her to ride for me, and always be by my side, I don't ever want to look at her and have to wonder who's side is she on. 3) understanding, understanding of the fact that I'm not always going to get it right and then I'm trying to figure it out. 4) attention to detail, men love attention. And when I found my girlfriend she gave me all those.

  • @whitechicacooks5780

    @whitechicacooks5780

    7 ай бұрын

    Sounds like a keeper! I hope you have many happy years together! ❤

  • @rwentfordable

    @rwentfordable

    7 ай бұрын

    Number 3, number 3 is a priority for me, when women fuck the relationship up, months later it hits them, then you're the bad one when you move on. Figure it out ahead of time ladies!

  • @-darkangelic-

    @-darkangelic-

    7 ай бұрын

    Marry her already dude! 😂

  • @Andrew_chambers.

    @Andrew_chambers.

    7 ай бұрын

    @@-darkangelic- we talked about it, but where we used to live caught fire so we had to move in with her dad so neither one of us have the money for our own place right now so we're kind of trying to figure it out and we don't even have a vehicle our vehicle shit the bed so what kind of just stuck in one place right now

  • @sole__doubt

    @sole__doubt

    6 ай бұрын

    I want 3 things in a woman. Fit, feminine, and friendly. Amazingly that rules out a huge percentage of women these days.

  • @MuscleCarModeler
    @MuscleCarModeler3 ай бұрын

    Like this one because it feels like you are talking to us one on one without you behind your phone. I get it that this is your trademark thing, but you seemed more relaxed at what you are so good at. Your wisdom and perspective is so much needed and appreciated. Shine on girl!!!

  • @n.c.gettler6701
    @n.c.gettler67016 ай бұрын

    100% accurate! You're killing it out there, Emily! Keep doing the good work!

  • @scubasteve3032
    @scubasteve30327 ай бұрын

    It’s human nature to see others as we are and not necessarily how the person is we see. I’m middle aged and single. I’ve had women try to impress/lure me by how much money they make. I could care less about how much money my significant other has. I just want to be loved, honored and respected.

  • @Alirion

    @Alirion

    7 ай бұрын

    Accordinly every man knows: her money will allways be HER money for HER allone! ^^

  • @boogz1725
    @boogz17257 ай бұрын

    I really like these videos, it's nice to see an educated, well-spoken woman bringing attention to these issues and showing a point of view that other women might not realize. I see a lot of guys in the comments all the time and I really do hope that the women that see these videos don't just dismiss them as BS and take some of this to heart, because almost all of it is good information when it comes to interacting with a decent man.

  • @jasonfitzpatrick414

    @jasonfitzpatrick414

    7 ай бұрын

    Some women are seeing the cultural decline and have decided to do something about it. Kudos to Emily.

  • @anthonyfrost8925

    @anthonyfrost8925

    7 ай бұрын

    I agree but I found she waffled on to much and zoned out for most of the video. Could have broken it down into 3 very simple explanations rather then all the excess spell.

  • @fromgermany271

    @fromgermany271

    5 ай бұрын

    @@anthonyfrost8925 After all she’s missing the Y-gen 😂 Many words are a build-in feature and as long as they are in a complicated way telling non-bs, I fine.

  • @chrisandrew6633
    @chrisandrew66337 ай бұрын

    I've watched two videos from u and in both u had really good & original points. U really have a good understanding of men.

  • @bobhouse9331
    @bobhouse93316 ай бұрын

    Your format is personal, but what you say is so authentic. Take my sub!

  • @darktenor4967
    @darktenor49677 ай бұрын

    I'm now 40. I've had more women interested in me in the 7 years I've been married than in the entire 17 years or so before hand! Maybe it is that I am now picking up more interest, since prior to my wife I honestly never believed anyone was interested, but I suspect the truth is nastier. The double irony is that the more blatant the interest, the less I am interested in return, since any woman who would expect me to cheat on my wife, is not even worth my time as a friend.

  • @wayneswanson3294

    @wayneswanson3294

    7 ай бұрын

    Mate poaching is a thing with women.

  • @theaspiecoach5934

    @theaspiecoach5934

    6 ай бұрын

    Mate selection copying is common when women don't have a dad they are close with or other father figures to validate a man so she naturally uses other women's choices to ensure the safety of a mate.

  • @jammin3858

    @jammin3858

    6 ай бұрын

    It's the easy way to mate selection - if someone wants/has him, he must be good, so I want him. If no one is with him, he must be bad, so I don't want him.

  • @elezraita

    @elezraita

    4 ай бұрын

    The math isn’t working out.

  • @darktenor4967

    @darktenor4967

    4 ай бұрын

    @@elezraita I was 32 when I got married 7 years ago (I got married a month before my 33rd birthday). The first time I became interested in an actual girl of my acquaintance; a female friend in fact, was when I was 16. Though I started to realise I was heterosexual when I was around 13, the interest never became specific to any girls I actually knew. That's where I got the "17 years", from.

  • @justplaying4292
    @justplaying42927 ай бұрын

    I remember back in high school, I was interested in that girl, not in a sexual way, but I liked her personality, where she came from, and things that I heard she was interested in. so I wanted to know her. Still, it was so hard to make conversation, not as in I didn't have anything to talk to, as in she didn't respond appropriately or answer some of my questions. She never initiated a conversation. I thought it would take some time to get out of her shell, but after 4-5 months, I felt I was bothering her, and it was like a one-sided interest; maybe she had too many friends, so I stopped approaching. That was my last conversation with her, but this experience always reminds me to spend time with people who are interested in you as much as you are interested in them, not only your partner but your friends too.

  • @Koluvuma

    @Koluvuma

    6 ай бұрын

    Exactly brother. I’m in second year uni : and this girl who is exactly my type look wise but not really personality but I tried to get myself out there and being myself. But whenever I talked to her, I felt nothing. I have mever spoken to a person where I can’t be myself which made me so uncomfortable. Plus I would ask her out lots of time and replied with I’m busy or sorry I responded late etc. never asked me out even as friends. So I removed her from my snap list whatever. Don’t need to talk to her about it. If I see her I will just say hi and bye. So Yh I will only be with people who like me for me

  • @ianpaul7895
    @ianpaul78957 ай бұрын

    I really enjoy hearing a sensible person exposing common nonsense, even if it has no bearing on my life. And you're right on.

  • @VietCong-ln1jf
    @VietCong-ln1jf5 ай бұрын

    God bless you Emily, very well said! Keep on your wise consulting towards...both sides. Greetings from Athens!

  • @nwjh1957
    @nwjh19577 ай бұрын

    I think you're spot on, Emily. Too many women seem to think that they just have to sit back and be princesses and put nothing into even the start of any interactions. The princess mentality seems to continue to their very dismissive nature, often based on extremely superficial factors. Interactions are too often limited to superficial discussions and need to be driven by the man, because the is the constant distraction of interacting with others via social media. So it's all too easy for a man to get disillusioned and move on.

  • @johnmooney4983

    @johnmooney4983

    7 ай бұрын

    You hit the nail on head . they say hi smile. You smile talk to them . they just look at you. And say one liners pull teeth just for conversation. You ask her name. Its like you ask for kidney. Or birth right just saying

  • @jakeusaf9401

    @jakeusaf9401

    7 ай бұрын

    I refuse to talk to woman who just gives one or two answers and have no hobbies or interests of their own. Don't waste my time.

  • @Cococokieful

    @Cococokieful

    6 ай бұрын

    One-sided shallow conversation that do not connect deeper or i do not see any signs of initiative, i often stop because it's very burdensome to carry on.

  • @patrickjordan2233
    @patrickjordan22337 ай бұрын

    I've heard the "roster" thing a few times...for me, it's a 10,000% turnoff.. I recognize it's ALWAYS it's a manipulation... & I refuse to be a "validation well" Bye, bye...

  • @rogernagel1041

    @rogernagel1041

    6 ай бұрын

    Very early in dating I experienced the "being kept on the shelf" relationship. After second time, never allowed it again. Not proud it took two times to learn my lesson.

  • @ashfordj81

    @ashfordj81

    3 ай бұрын

    You can't take a woman seriously if she's entertaining eskimo brothers.

  • @scottschmitz4391
    @scottschmitz43915 ай бұрын

    Great work. I must say you are one of the most brilliant women in the world when talking about men and women relations.

  • @benpearson49
    @benpearson496 ай бұрын

    06:25 We also, don't want to start a fight. I don't need to lose friends or make enemies. Fighting over a woman is a a great way to do both.

  • @garthwood5104
    @garthwood51047 ай бұрын

    My mother always used to say that "Looks will get the phone ringing off the hook, but they won't keep a conversation going." I'm long since happily married, but I can't count the number of times an attractive woman I dated ruined her attractiveness simply by being an empty vessel, devoid of an interesting interior life. You can date someone like that, but you sure can't spend a lifetime with them.

  • @JamesJones-mg3ts
    @JamesJones-mg3ts7 ай бұрын

    In my dating experience, when I was looking to graduate a relationship to create 'family', I had some options that were 'pretty but problematic' and ultimately chose 'attractive enough but much less problematic'. I left a relationship for a less attractive lady as she was a better 'fit' and what I considered a better 'long term' value exchange (better for my kid, better for my sanity, less baggage and less body count). When men get 'serious', we get very picky about 'who you are' and less superficial about 'how you look today' (which we know will change with time and you can't hold onto that). Note: I don't think ladies know when a man has become serious about starting a family even if he says it (aka: instead of 'all relationships' potentially could have a serious ending). A man prepares himself to support a family and it may be years before he's confident he can take it on. All those other years are 'looking' but not 'buying' (he's not financially prepared to be serious so he won't... hopefully... lead a lady on like that). Ironically, I think it's probably the same for a man in his 40's or 50's (he doesn't 'need' to afford it.... may have already afforded it and completed that part of his life... so hopefully... he's not leading any ladies on like that either)

  • @thedalewardens9106

    @thedalewardens9106

    7 ай бұрын

    #truth

  • @robscovell5951

    @robscovell5951

    7 ай бұрын

    Great comment and underrated. This was my attitude from the start. I never wanted to waste time and energy with the drama of playing the field.

  • @TaekwondoFitForLife
    @TaekwondoFitForLife5 ай бұрын

    Amazing channel, amazing moral shares, I’ve said it prior.. “This should be required in school for boys and girls.” You’re amazing ma’am, speaking volumes which resonate as need in the “now” “Use the internet for good.”❤

  • @kellyschlumberger1030
    @kellyschlumberger10307 ай бұрын

    Thanks. Reminds me of the Billy Joel song. "...either way, it's OK, you wake up with yourself". This is my life. Thanks Again.

  • @stevensawyer5924
    @stevensawyer59247 ай бұрын

    There can never be a10 out of 10 with a bad personality.

  • @Zathren

    @Zathren

    7 ай бұрын

    I always thought of it as a 5/5 for the looks and the soul. So she's a pretty girl, so a 4/5. But she's got a chip on her shoulder and a bad attitude towards life, so a 0/5. So she's a 4/10 and a hard pass.

  • @mac11380

    @mac11380

    7 ай бұрын

    Dead wrong, a 10/10 is usually high maintenance.

  • @stevensawyer5924

    @stevensawyer5924

    7 ай бұрын

    @@mac11380 You are contradicting yourself. By the very definition of " high maintenance," She can't be a 10/10. I've known high maintenance and they are demanding and insufferable, which is by definition, bad personality. No amount of looks can overcome that.

  • @mac11380

    @mac11380

    7 ай бұрын

    @@stevensawyer5924 The 10 out of 10 was about her looks, nothing else, a 10 out of 10 looks wise can be the most horrible person you have ever met. The rating had nothing to do with her personality. 9:58

  • @andersnielsen6044

    @andersnielsen6044

    7 ай бұрын

    Fully agree here.. Glad I am not he only one with that view.

  • @whitechicacooks5780
    @whitechicacooks57807 ай бұрын

    Thankful that I've never been the kind of woman who even WANTED a roster, much less had one! I had no intention of seeking another relationship, for over a year after getting away from the ex. After escaping, I finally began to understand that I was WORTH the effort to get healthy & feel beautiful in my own skin! So, yes, I have worked on my outer beauty, but it's because of the healing on the inside! And I'm all about making the men in my life feel appreciated! I'm blessed to have them, and I want them to know!!! ❤ (My dad especially, but also a "friend" I'm in a budding relationship with. 😊) Whew! No, not special.... just thankful I'm (hopefully) doing it right, so that I can enjoy a HEALTHY relationship this time! ❤️🙏🏼

  • @robinfox4440

    @robinfox4440

    7 ай бұрын

    I still remember hearing about how the popular girls in high school literally had a roster for the guys they liked and were dating, and as society became more easy and comfortable about sex, you know what that means. Tinder has only modernized and expedited the process.

  • @Cowboyphilosophy
    @Cowboyphilosophy6 ай бұрын

    Hey nice job on your videos by the way I've been watching a lot of them. And they're very inspirational. And I love your videos especially on how women and men should think. Thanks a lot and you have a great day.

  • @g_mb
    @g_mb6 ай бұрын

    This video is gold ❤ , your views on “man’s point of view” , is 100% right !!!

  • @ultimobile
    @ultimobile7 ай бұрын

    I remember one girl I had sat next to every night during a 6 week course on Thursday evenings - we were friendly - I had expressed interest in her - she told me she had a boyfriend - on the last night a muscley guy sat next to her on the other side and started repeatedly slapping his thighs to attract her attention - she responded with the body language of interest, stroking her hair, and stroking her leg beside his, etc. There was a last night celebration in a different location where I knew the other guy was gonna turn up - I drove the girl in my car, and told her I wasn't feeling well (the truth) so wouldn't go, I'd just drop her off at the party - she immediately hotly started shouting 'why do you GIVE UP so easily !!!' She wanted me to compete - I walked away - she WASN'T happy about that. Meh.

  • @noelgibson5956

    @noelgibson5956

    7 ай бұрын

    If you must compete, or fight for her at all, then you already have your answer. L👀k elsewhere.

  • @jellylight3358

    @jellylight3358

    6 ай бұрын

    Is this some kind of a joke? Of course YOU are NOT going to compete for HER. Maybe this is hind sight on your part, and I am not attacking you man. What I am attempting to communicate is this female came off with this attitude of 'Why are you not gratifying my ego needs? You are weak and flawed somehow for not giving me what I want on my terms, and allowing me to be the ringmaster and have you jump through the hoops I set up. It's your fault and your problem that I can't control and manipulate the situation, placing myself in some artificially constructed competition where you play the fool for my amusement.' Vain, arrogant and haughty. Just the kind of female every man dreams about.

  • @somethingsomethingsomethingdar
    @somethingsomethingsomethingdar7 ай бұрын

    Women, especially teens and early 20’s focus almost entirely on their physical beauty at the expense of their personality. Ladies think of it like shoes. Have you ever seen the most gorgeous pair of heels then tried them on and they were the most painful irritating things to wear? But then there’s a set of crocs that are ugly as heck but you will happily wear them every chance you get? Either extreme can be bad. Men want a woman that’s attractive sure! But we value comfort over everything else. Just look at how we dress! We have to train ourselves to think about style and beauty. If you want to land a good husband be as beautiful as you can reasonably be, but remember we value that comfort WAYY more than the looks.

  • @elektriceye
    @elektriceye3 ай бұрын

    Damn, talk about translating woman code, thanks! On a first date a woman should be able to carry the conversation. I find so many ladies don't even do that these days. It's refreshing when they do.

  • @Rob.S
    @Rob.S4 ай бұрын

    As a bloke, I enjoy Emily’s insights and her projection. It good to find someone willing to acknowledge men’s standing in society.

  • @Ischyromys
    @Ischyromys7 ай бұрын

    So true! When I was dating my wife another woman in our social group tried to pry me away by talking big about all her other relationships. It was the biggest turn-off ever!

  • @zedeyejoe
    @zedeyejoe7 ай бұрын

    I had a girl friend who told me that she had to decide between me and another man. I said, let me make it easy for you, go with him.

  • @shanemcelroy8480
    @shanemcelroy84805 ай бұрын

    I don't know how you gained your insight, but you typically hit the nail on the head, good on you keep up the good work. I really enjoy your content. Congrats on your pregnancy by the way.

  • @leandrogomes2132
    @leandrogomes21323 ай бұрын

    I completely agree with these 3 points. I just recently discovered Emily and I think she has the best advices/videos about dating that I have ever seen.

  • @msk3905
    @msk39057 ай бұрын

    I dated this girl who mentioned who ex several times and once comparing him to me, this immediately ended my interest in her. I ended that evening then never called her back. There are plenty of other fish in the sea I only want one who wants me over others, can’t speak for all men but I can for me and the guys I know….ladies there is always someone else out there and YOU ARE NOT THE ULTIMATE PRIZE. The fact that you are doing this tells me that you will always be open to what you think is a better option so leaves me questioning your commitment to me. To your second point; yes we will drop a few points for no drama, enjoyable fun woman so its spot on. A woman’s beauty rating factors in their personality not just their looks. Not to mention a woman who look like they spent an hour getting ready to go out drop several points.

  • @VTlounge
    @VTlounge7 ай бұрын

    Love that last part. Dating right now almost feels like a job hunt right now. I work on my profile or resume in hopes that I can make it to the interview and maybe that interview will get me an internship. Meanwhile I'm competing against other guys for the same "job". It's exhausting

  • @algoodward4658
    @algoodward46586 ай бұрын

    you are perfectly on point!, I now dub thee "MAN WHISPERER" :D

  • @mibict
    @mibict2 ай бұрын

    Thank You! After lot of years, lot of effort, lot of disappointment - I would choose inner beauty rather than outside look. Beauty is in the eye of beholder.

  • @ericlondon2663
    @ericlondon26637 ай бұрын

    Ladies NEVER tell your guy you have tons of other male prospects. If you are living with him he is going to be leaving....soon. For you just told him you are moving on.

  • @pasjonatpl
    @pasjonatpl7 ай бұрын

    You're 100% right. We don't want a woman who flirts also with other men and shows us she has options. Well. we might be ok with that, if it's about just sex, like a competition who is a better hunter. But if we want a long term relationship. loyalty and trust are the key. If she keeps other men around, how can I trust her? Improving her looks. It depends, If it's about better shape and physical condition, it's a nice extra. But it's about a dress showing more body, more make up, fake nails (I hate that), there is nothing to be attracted to. On the contrary. And the last one. No reciprocation. Women's logic, try harder, if you want to get me. Men's logic (if they're not in love because emotions might cloud judgement), if she doesn't reciprocate, she's not interested in me so I can't build a long term relationship with her.

  • @Jan-qv8ku

    @Jan-qv8ku

    3 ай бұрын

    What’s the best way to reciprocate? What does that look like for someone who doesn’t have sex outside of marriage?

  • @Allan_aka_RocKITEman
    @Allan_aka_RocKITEman20 күн бұрын

    Great video, Emmy...👍

  • @eugeneedens4525
    @eugeneedens45257 ай бұрын

    Along with that point about effort, that can apply in other ways as well. For example, if a woman sets boundaries and expects a man to respect them, she has to be willing to do the same when he sets his own boundaries. Those boundaries can be simple or complicated, but they still need to be respected. Such as a situation I've been dealing with lately, my girl talks and talks and talks, but then complains that I don't. Well, if I could get a word in, I would, but every time I try she starts talking over me. We've talked about this several times and it will change for a day or two, but then it's right back to the way it was. Then if I get upset because I'm trying to say something important, who do you think gets blamed, not her that's for sure. So, why do I bother, why make an effort to address the situation or even speak up about it? I generally don't, it's not worth fighting about it, so I just remain silent and then I get asked why I never have anything to say. Well, duh, because you can't stop talking long enough to let me say something. 🤷🤦 As I said, just not worth the effort.

  • @oldoutdoorman6648

    @oldoutdoorman6648

    7 ай бұрын

    I think you have lived my life, like you said I gave up don't talk ever just say no or yes , but I do get the respect for being the leader of the family. Thank you for saying what most men don't put in to words, it isn't worth the mental gymnastics .a woman's mindset is so complicated to understand I would say DELUSIONAL.

  • @eugeneedens4525

    @eugeneedens4525

    7 ай бұрын

    @@oldoutdoorman6648 In the case of my ex, delusional is the perfect word, she literally lived in her own little fantasy world. If you told her it was daylight outside and she believed it was dark, it was dark, period. Didn't matter that you could show her the sun was shining high in the sky, it was dark. I eventually started telling her, "It's Dawn's world, it's Dawn's way, what Dawn wants, Dawn gets." She hated that, by the way. 🤣😂 When she started an argument, which was just about every day, I would counter her with the truth, and I mean the absolute truth. Again, she hated that because she couldn't counter it. I can't tell you the number of times she would ask me a question and I would give her an honest answer and she refused to accept the answer. Again, I eventually started telling her that just because she didn't like the answer doesn't make it any less true. She was a liar from the start and a narcissist, they can't handle the truth at all. After 13+ years together, it was nearly impossible for her to win an argument, especially if she started it, that may be another reason why she ended our relationship, she couldn't control and manipulate me. On a related note, I've been saying for years that men don't understand women and that's okay because women understand women and they don't like each other. That's all you need to know about women. 🤷🤦😂🤣

  • @kylecurryyt
    @kylecurryyt7 ай бұрын

    Another excellent discussion, and accurate from my experience as a man.

  • @warbirdflyerF4U
    @warbirdflyerF4U7 ай бұрын

    Is excellent commentary Emily 😊 I know your followers are probably mostly men but I wish more women would watch and learn from your thoughts and ideas because they are extremely accurate I show no interest in women who think it's a competition That you have to win Tens rarely have a decent personality And social media has destroyed women's perception of what they should be looking for in a good man Thank you again Emily 😊

  • @Thedisgardedoptimist
    @Thedisgardedoptimist21 күн бұрын

    Emily, with you out there it just tells me that good women that understand still exist...up till now I wasn't so sure... Thanks...

  • @Robert.Sheard

    @Robert.Sheard

    17 күн бұрын

    Yes, but they’re drops in the ocean. 😢

  • @AndrewHorezga
    @AndrewHorezga6 ай бұрын

    Emily, thanks for the channel and vids...fan of your content. Its point on so many times its obvious you're living right and just passing along what is real. Just to quantify your point about a man choosing a 5/10 over a 10/10 because of personality...men weight different characteristics differently, and personality is heavily weighted...and as long as there is attraction, then personality is the one that decides it most of the time...because attraction comes and goes, but if you're attracted to someone who has a great personality (which doesn't change) that is a true value to a man selecting his partner because that is really attractive in a woman.

  • @thewinddb
    @thewinddb7 ай бұрын

    A lot of this is right on Emily. 2 of my things in the dating apps are... Women hardly have to put any effort into finding matches, so if they dont even fill their bio's out with details about themselves, I assume they just want to be picked solely based on their physical appearance and nothing else and I'm already not interested. Im interested in some personality and hopefully some common interests. Then when I do match with a woman, if I have to drive the conversation in the beginning for the first 3 messages in a row and she puts no effort into having a two way conversation... I just unmatch and dont waste my time. My thought process is, they already get 20 to 30 times more matches than men, if I have to force it right from the beginning then I'm not interested in an uphill battle for someone I've never even met before.

  • @davidcadman4468
    @davidcadman44687 ай бұрын

    When I was finally divorced from my ex after 22 years (19years at separation) I went into depression first, then did a lot of soul searching about what happened and why. I came to two conclusions. 1) I had lost who I was before the marriage, and wanted to get it back. So I started practicing things that I enjoyed that made me the person I was. 2) I realized looking back at my life from my teens, I hadn't been given a fair education on Women/Sex, and What Love was. So I spent 5-6 years exploring those things. I soon learned that Women didn't value any of this. The amount of rejection was phenomenal. This was in the late 90's early 2000's... I was quickly learning MGTOW without calling it that. Women were like cocaine addicts. I quickly learned to avoid them except as far as just casual low level interactions, even at work. When I retired in 2005 due to ill health, I just stayed away from women. The effort was no longer worth it. Life has been pleasant and while I now live alone, I am not lonely. Even without pets.

  • @terry9238

    @terry9238

    6 ай бұрын

    That’s the spirit! Men who realize they don’t really want or need women should just stop pursuing them. Then they’ll be happier and better off. AND so will the men who still crave female companionship-because then there will be more women left available for THEM to have a chance with!

  • @_Lumiere_
    @_Lumiere_6 ай бұрын

    This is so accurate, well done lol. Especially about men not being drawn to women who make them compete for them and the part about men's attraction being a yes or no question. It doesnt matter if a woman is a 5/10 or a 9/10, if they both reach his threshold for attraction, they are both in the running. If the 5/10 woman is way better personality-wise, her looks already do it for him. Women tend to focus way too much on details that men dont really obsess over. It boils down to basically just one overall look and if he is drawn to you, then he is.

  • @pyre8478
    @pyre84787 ай бұрын

    It's already been said, but I want to comment nonetheless - this video was one of the most solid and complete iteratives on this topic I've seen, and boy do I hope this reaches the right people. 100% truth, keep up the good stuff, Emily!

  • @TSpark_
    @TSpark_7 ай бұрын

    I’m new to your channel Emily…Thank you for the time and effort you put in to the creation of your videos. They are very articulate and so very true. Thank you!

  • @forgesoulfire1320
    @forgesoulfire13207 ай бұрын

    Being that guy who deflected compliments all the time, disliked the number scaling system applied or used on others for statements of attractiveness, and genuinely believed they didn't have a so called type. Only to go through basically two quietly but intensely painful break-up years apart and re-assesing ask this and deciding to ride the self improvement monorail as I call it now. It's clear I have had and do have alot to Alecia about myself, was right not to rate others so flippantly as some will, and do have a preferential type desire being open to be with seemingly anyone just as I believed. Your videos Emily encouraged the self respect and confidence it's taken to reach and stand by these realizations, so thank you. Sorry for the wandering rant though 😅

  • @orzhovthief
    @orzhovthief6 ай бұрын

    Solid gold analysis

  • @MaesterTasl
    @MaesterTasl3 ай бұрын

    Item 3 I like the wording. I've noticed that myself but I hadn't been able to put it into words, and it kind of varies depending on the individual situation. Either I feel she's not interested, or maybe she has depression, maybe she's lacking social skills, maybe she just comes across as a little uninteresting or even dumb. 1 and 2 you just absolutely nailed. The second she makes it a competition she gets demoted to temporary or possibly done and I start looking elsewhere. I'd rather be alone and happy than chasing someone like that. Simply cannot invest or, at those presented odds, gamble.

  • @robbybobby4253
    @robbybobby42537 ай бұрын

    Emily, you are correct again about personaliy over looks. I am now old enough that I can pass on a 9+ woman because I know the troubles that come with her. A modest appearance and uplifting supportive personality is a winner for me.

  • @chalkster4723
    @chalkster47237 ай бұрын

    Wow Emily. Yet another staggeringly accurate video.

  • @ronaldraygun3386
    @ronaldraygun33864 ай бұрын

    I've seen some of your videos and they make so much sense. Like in this video, it reminded me of couple of my exes I saw only for a few months... and yeah right off the bat they talked quite a bit of their exes or other men they've dated, and even comparing me to them. What I found an odd coincidence that two of these women were quite quick to point out that their ex used to do parachuting... I was like "wow I wouldn't have thought parachuting is that common with men, unless they both dated the same guy? Parachuting must be a real girl magnet.". In contrast, I don't think I even mentioned any of my exes to them, what they were like etc... unless I was asked, e.g. they wanted to know why we broke up etc. I had no urge whatsoever to talk about my exes to them, like they seemed to have to me. I originally thought this is just some kind of "women like to talk about relationships more than men", but maybe it was also that what you said, considering they weren't normally urging or even wanted to know about my exes, what they were like etc., but still had an urge to talk about their exes. As for my wife with whom I've now lived for 15 years, she has practically never talked about her ex man to me. Maybe that has made her a keeper to me.

  • @dereka5017
    @dereka50174 ай бұрын

    In high school, a girl I liked dated my friend. She was fair game, as I never told my friend I liked her. And with her dating my friend, I basically wrote her off. Two years later in our senior year, after they broke up, she told me she started dating my friend because she wanted to make me jealous enough to ask her out. I'm not sure why she thought I'd screw over my friend like that, by basically stealing his girl. Nor is jealousy a good foundation for a relationship. But turns out we both liked each other and her playing games screwed us both out of dating each other. Maybe I dodged a bullet, or maybe she would have grown out of those games. Not sure. But after she told me that's why she started dating my friend, I ignored her entirely.

  • @Jan-qv8ku

    @Jan-qv8ku

    3 ай бұрын

    You dodged a bullet. I can’t begin to understand her behavior, and I’m a woman. 🤷‍♀️