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@sadiapsychology6 ай бұрын
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@samojedan90936 ай бұрын
You should think about having kids, you can't give lessons to anyone, you are 36 year old woman... I'm 27 and wouldnt even look at you for having family...
@userdbldip835 күн бұрын
I really appreciate your overall approach and views and then at the same time you know there's a lot of validity and Truth to that too it's a it's a it's a collective effort you know what
@kevin157768 ай бұрын
For many men it's not weakness. We know we're not needed or wanted so we walked away. No need to waste time, money, and effort on people that don't appreciate or want us.
@dameongreen37338 ай бұрын
Exactly
@laviniusamuel52567 ай бұрын
Walking away is weakness…
@kevin157767 ай бұрын
@laviniusamuel5256 not at all. If you found a group of people who refused to engage with you, refused to get to know you, befriend you, hang out, etc you wouldn't eventually walk away??
@risepheonixpopculture81977 ай бұрын
@@kevin15776Walking away is power. It's liberating. Shows that you're not settling for less than you deserve and not scared to be alone.
@DrZia-ri4pf6 ай бұрын
Walk. be a proud man.
@cyberfist65688 ай бұрын
No doubt we're being pushed to be passive and weaker, but it's not from a place of avoiding responsibility. There's no incentive to provide and protect a generation of narcissistic women. I'd argue it's self preservation as opposed to avoiding responsibility
@cv61768 ай бұрын
So what do you do, watch prnn instead? It goes against natural instinct
@gadget008 ай бұрын
Single men have it rough these days, that’s true; but all this narcissistic women in the end will not ignore the few real men walking around them that don’t play their game. Be that men and crazy women will move away but good women waiting for mr. Right will swarm around you to pick one. Don’t shut down; just be picky and you will succeed
@PeteJames_8 ай бұрын
Well said. So true. I do think there is something to be said for which part of the world she comes from. I notice women outside of the west seem to hold traditional values from my experience.
@gadget008 ай бұрын
@@PeteJames_ that's true; american women (and women from countries very influenced by the US) in particular are increasingly "damaged" when compared to women of other nationalities, for some reason
@user-lw9pj7yz1l8 ай бұрын
Laziness is root of all evil
@shemusmcshane62198 ай бұрын
“As a Woman myself .. what we say & what we want aren’t always in line, unfortunately” .. no truer words have ever been spoken lmaooooo
@ConfidentIntrovert87Ай бұрын
Why do you all do that?
@StephenPuddicombe1Ай бұрын
Genesis 3:16 ESV [16] To the woman he said, “... Your desire shall be contrary to your husband, but he shall rule over you.” Respect does not mean the same thing to women as it does to men. He must be on the "pedestal" so she respects him. She wants him to consider her feelings and preferences, and then for him to make the decisions. This gives her the emotional experience she wants and him the leadership he wants in the relationship.
@futons1008 ай бұрын
Every single man who comes in my store says he can’t buy anything until he talks to the boss aka the wife. When I had a family my woman didn’t care to listen to my concerns. When I started to tell her no and pull back on the money she turned against me and the “love” disappeared. These days you can’t really be a man. To women you are only a provider. Pull back on providing, try putting your foot down and watch your relationship disintegrate.
@fackarov94128 ай бұрын
most husbands are constantly blackmailed with the loss of their children, home and various alimony. they live without dignity because they cannot have their say if the woman does not allow them or the alternative is to lose everything i've heard these blackmail conversations in public so i can't imagine how many couples have these conversations in private
@robertschiller54228 ай бұрын
Married man here: I realized that "being romantic" as a man seems to simply mean "spending money for a woman".
@diogocastro46628 ай бұрын
100% true mate they dont care about your concerns and if you start stablishing boundaries and say no to this and no to that they just leave or makes your life miserable. Many women dont have a pure HEART, and they can lie and cry so easily, dont go in their games, stay tuned to the red flags, they are always there
@Shay4168 ай бұрын
Ok but there are two points to what she was saying... If you take away her resources how does she feel safe around you?
@robertschiller54228 ай бұрын
@@Shay416 yes exactly... if you cannot provide, you are not worth anything as a man?
@Nick_The_Remedy8 ай бұрын
I think that most 25 year olds would have trouble getting a wife even if they wanted to…its women who don’t want to settle down and have kids until long after 25
@RojaJaneman8 ай бұрын
Because women live in that same environment and r told same things. Plus, people r more calculating than d generations before. They’re more protective of their own future and potential family. They don’t wanna repeat same challenges/issues they saw in their own household as children, so they tend to seek more stability in their own potential family. Sadia isn’t considering certain facts that d past couples dealt with and analyzing things based on cherry picked facts. Men went to wars, mostly because they were forced. Not because they chose to, as a way of living or building a future. Women got married early and had kids, not because they chose to, because they were practically forced to. Including d fact that they had no birth control. Average girls got married for stability. And because if u didn’t u would age, and good men would b taken off d market by youthful girls with every wave of marriages. And once u were married, communities expected a baby. And u had no control over ur reproductive cycles, even with a loving husband. He’d expect sex, and u had no birth control. Plus, many other facts that this woman is completely disregarding.
@Emptytopfloor8 ай бұрын
@@RojaJaneman yeah, she completely disregarded the whole shift of society after birth control. If it was so fun to be young wife and mother, why do women want to go to college now instead?
@griffferguson30398 ай бұрын
This. I was ready to get settled 10 years ago. No such luck
@Snarge228 ай бұрын
A 25 year old male has not reached his optimum yet. He'll be more attractive to women when he is over 30 with the time to earn more wealth, collect experience and wisdom, and if he is top shelf and knows women's behavior he can set boundaries. There's a reason why women prefer older men. The 25 year old man has more work to do yet.
@stacyjohnson96858 ай бұрын
@@Snarge22What a Lie! Nothing IRRITATES AND INSULTS ME MORE THAN AN OLD MAN HITTING ON ME! SO GROSS! I WANT A YOUNG ATTRACTIVE MAN THAT WILL BE FAITHFUL FOR LIFE, ATOP LYING ABOUT YOUNG WOMEN, WE ARE SICK OF IT!!!
@ronjcharity8 ай бұрын
as someone that was stripped of my assets and finances by a divorce lawyer and the government, I applaud men who say no to marriage. its a oneway legal contract that entitles women to your assets and sanity.
@Nshandles888 ай бұрын
You're absolutely right.
@larryc16168 ай бұрын
I'm sure Britney and Shakira feel the same way. Soon Miranda...
@chad16828 ай бұрын
@roncharity so what is the alternative? A life of self indulgence? There are good women out there and we need functional families for civilization to survive another 100 years.
@ronjcharity8 ай бұрын
@@chad1682 do what you love doing and live happily ever after. Get a motorcycle…and a life :)
@lamontthecapricorn90868 ай бұрын
@@chad1682The alternative is an iron clad prenuptial agreement period! No exceptions.
@georgeelder84158 ай бұрын
What she's forgetting is the danger of a man doing just that... Sans prenup, a man puts his life and future in the state, and a woman who unless properly vetted is often a setup for disaster...
@synaestesia-bg3ew8 ай бұрын
They all talk about they need the man who can "protect women", "protect the village", but they forgot that the environment evolved since the Neolithic period, men are fucked,bugdown with restrictions, beside we have a police forces, not chieftains or the local biggest guy who own a horse and can work metal, that's the difference l. You can't even take the law in your own hands to defend yourself today, you will still face justice because you saved yourself while any warriors from the past could. This woman and many others like her are dreaming in their r head wanting an ideal savage male that they pick from history books, but if you want to bring the Neanderthal back, try to be good cave women and stop asking weading rings. I agree with some of the things that she said but I don't like the emphasize at blaming young men only, because they don't have the right environment to be the best of themselves. Everything constrain them, making every moves delicate. It's not just the man fault but rules of today's society. You can go to jail for every possible reasons when a woman lie about you. You see those people forgot that women didn't lie as much in prehistoric Neolithic or the stone ages .
@pikalee34928 ай бұрын
This is why vetting is important (for both men and women). So many people jump into relationships and marriages based on feelings and never even discussed expectations, values, lifestyles, household structure, etc. Heck many single people can barely take care of themselves and then jump into codependent relationships.
@georgeelder84158 ай бұрын
@@pikalee3492 💯
@tommygun50388 ай бұрын
Unfortunately vetting doesn't always work either. The odds may or may not be better when you roll the dice.
@gadget008 ай бұрын
Proof of scared young men refusing responsibility. This observation
@juliuswallace67838 ай бұрын
On one hand she is right. There are some men who willingly engage in such behavior. But on the other hand, there are other men who are willing to take up the responsibilities she just outlined, but have been maligned by modern day feminism simply for being male. Worse still there are men who have taken up this responsibility but ended up with the wrong woman, being run over in divorce court and their children taken away from them. In this day and age the avoidance is mostly coming from the latter mentioned. Once bitten, twice shy.
@jeffreycounts8 ай бұрын
Yeah, like Will Smith.
@mercuriussaguba24248 ай бұрын
@@ekl2947 Men aren't afraid of responsibility, they are afraid of divorce, especially no fault divorce.
@tommygun50388 ай бұрын
@@ekl2947.....Your SIGN language is noted. 😂 nice try...you go girl😂😂!
@ndhtyu8 ай бұрын
@@ekl2947Lol, you dont understand the point. Men accept responsibilities, women dont, that is the issue
@adrielperez39738 ай бұрын
@@ekl2947the responsibility of their actions, always are the "victims" (not all but the majority) . The thing is that men have to be aware and avoid those women or behaviors, set boundaries, keep learning and growing not for women but for themselves.
@johnj93788 ай бұрын
We seem to have reached a point where relationships are just not worth it. Life has become so fast and hectic that I wonder if men need women at all. At 48 I am financially secure for life, look very good (so I've been told lol) and still able to attract much younger attractive women. I just can't be bothered with it anymore, make no mistake, men are not intimidated by women or afraid of commitment, we just can't be fucked with all the bullshit anymore. I only ever gave love, security, stability and understanding to previous girlfriends and in return received a b-double full of criticism. Like most men I'm just tired of all the games. I'm at peace now that I'm out of the game, it's so calm, peaceful and productive now. I wish all you other fellas all the best.
@fackarov94128 ай бұрын
in fact the only ones who play are those who haven't understood the rules of the game
@mikeshafer8 ай бұрын
Agreed. What’s the point of a marriage when I can get what I want without signing a lifelong legally binding agreement with the government?
@HamsterPower268 ай бұрын
Relationships are just not worth it anymore
@zvonimirvidovic17148 ай бұрын
Fighters don't quit and quitters don't fight. So don't be quitter, be a fighter. We all have it ourselves, and there are women out there who can recognize it 👍🏻
@cniht8 ай бұрын
@@zvonimirvidovic1714 Wisdom comes when one learns to pick their battles. One doesn't have to show up to every war they are invited to.
@kabysummit58018 ай бұрын
Men, if you want a good relationship with a woman, have your boundaries and protect them. This is how we go from boys to men. However the responses you receive is varied. Choose wisely. I'm on my second marriage. The first one was wrong from the get go. It messed me up but also taught me to dig deep to understand who I am and what I'm looking for. The second one is going amazing. We have had numerous encounters and moments to express our boundaries and then protect that with everything we have. That has been the difference maker. I feel blessed.
@De-tw7by6 ай бұрын
Wait let her hit menopause 🤓
@christianlundeen8 ай бұрын
As a guy who has never had an issue with responsibility, personally I've stayed single because most women are choosing weak push around after weak push around guy because they like the short term ease of use of him. I'm not about to beg for their attention when they're too self centered to notice they're missing out. The other side of this truth bomb is that we have a majority of women out there who are also weak(lose it when guys do communicate limits) and have no personal accountability wondering why they can't hold a good dude.
@hotchocexpressoАй бұрын
Bang on 🎯 NAILED IT BRO 💯
@user-en4qp8xq2l8 ай бұрын
I'm in my 40's and still living my adolescents! It's great
@redemption89808 ай бұрын
😂😂am almost 40 and can't deny that fact 😅
@byza1018 ай бұрын
I know guys who were like you, they in their 50’s now. They aint adolescents anymore, reality has hit 😂🤣😂
@johnc12808 ай бұрын
She can speak for herself. I’m in my early 40s and have college girls coming to my place. I’m not complaining
@paulhorsager8 ай бұрын
Maybe that feeling of “great” goes away when you’re at the hospital alone and really old. Idk?
@johnc12808 ай бұрын
@@paulhorsager well, that can happen to somebody who even got married lol divorce is a thing. Nasty divorces are very much a thing. I would prefer not having gone through that. And having a myriad of different experiences with women instead
@ronmexico59088 ай бұрын
Men have traditionally achieved because there was something worth protecting and providing for. There isn't anything worth the sacrifice for so men just do for themselves
@bogdankovalenko50968 ай бұрын
exactly 👍
@martybuffalini8 ай бұрын
Read that miss Sadia or do you not read your comments 😂
@alshermond8 ай бұрын
Here's my boundaries: no marriage, no kids, no long-term relationships, no cohabitation.
@kevsmith43208 ай бұрын
Lol.. You are the guy she was talking about!!😂
@kennydee82968 ай бұрын
have you just come from Joker’s channel Better Bachelor? 😂
@alshermond8 ай бұрын
@@kevsmith4320 I certainly hope so!
@alshermond8 ай бұрын
@@kennydee8296 He's good.
@marguskiis77118 ай бұрын
No anything
@rioperez74618 ай бұрын
Men back in the day LOL. It aint back in the day anymore, sunshine. Look at the cost of living. Men back in day didn't have to pay 600k for a house. They could afford to live on a single wage. Moreover, men didn't have to filter through so many women to find a woman worth being with. Society in general has deteriorated to such a degree where men just dont see much of future ahead of them, so they can't be solely blamed for this debacle.
@synaestesia-bg3ew8 ай бұрын
Well said
@James_368 ай бұрын
if she told the truth she would not be able to do her grift... see it from that perspective then you will find the light
@paulschnyder9388 ай бұрын
@@James_36What?
@ivan0oze8867 ай бұрын
It's easier to create single mothers than to create a meaningful relationship nowadays
@tomevers66709 күн бұрын
Men now = weaker mentally and physically Women now = 304’s Both are to blame.
@normanquednau8 ай бұрын
She gets it on point. As soon as I clearly set boundaries and took no sH*t I got respected. And respect is what I need as a man.
@robertschiller54228 ай бұрын
and getting respect is not a present, right? you need to stand up for it. being willing to make her unhappy short term but keep or gain her respect mid term.
@DanyloZorin6 ай бұрын
@@robertschiller5422 it is already a red flag in itself - you chose a wrong person when you need to set boundaries. Leave them immediately if they try to test your boundaries
@robertschiller54226 ай бұрын
@@DanyloZorin good catch! however, many women today are raised as "princesses" in a feminist society and despite of that deserve a chance (pre marriage) to become an equal partner that respects boundaries and does not dodge self-responsibility. it is tough to be married to a modern "strong" woman as it requires open discussions and education but possible to create a happy and worthwhile marriage - at least with my wife :)
@jasperruddock51558 ай бұрын
A mans greatest strength is self control
@oldfriend3278 ай бұрын
"We've convince men that marriage is terrible." Yes, because it is. Everything about marriage, divorce, creating a family is lopsided. We have to face this or the human race is done.
@zengjanezhu8 ай бұрын
Maybe only western countries
@bigvisk11258 ай бұрын
just because its unfair does not mean it is terrible. the risk is great, but the reward for choosing wisely is great as well.
@cobrakaiisback47098 ай бұрын
@@bigvisk1125nope the risk is all 1 sided what Leonardo dicpario is doing is smart just ask Tom brady how great marriage is.
@bigvisk11258 ай бұрын
@@cobrakaiisback4709 the risk isnt all one sided but yes the risk is far greater for men. but that does not counter my point at all, not even a little bit. i admitted the risk is great. if a man chooses wisely, the reward can be great indeed
@cobrakaiisback47098 ай бұрын
@@bigvisk1125 the risk is far too great you will find out eventually
@ShivaShaktification8 ай бұрын
She is wrong. Nobody convinced me that marriage is terrible. I learned that at home growing up, watching my mom screaming at my dad for hours every night when he got home from work.
@nico78198 ай бұрын
dont generalize everything
@kabysummit58018 ай бұрын
There are still good women out there. Sorry to hear that you suffered for real.
@sebastianfratila-portfolio82618 ай бұрын
I can relate and that's so sad
@Bucephalus848 ай бұрын
@@nico7819he wasn't. That was his experience. Not a rare one either.
@shadow_crne10308 ай бұрын
Agreed m8. The reason why I'm single is because I've never seen good examples of marriages, that I could follow (and I come from a big family). It's very discouraging to see constant bickering and fighting.........
@kmily7008 ай бұрын
Sadia is the only woman who discuss men/woman issues without being a 'pick me girl' and can debate things in an balanced way. Genuine and feminine . Thank lord for her nowadays .
@synaestesia-bg3ew8 ай бұрын
She is entirely in a woman vantage point, far from men best interests but women's best interests. Some stuff she said are true, but others is bullshit. The ideal man that she describes need an ideal world that is far gone. The men that she dream off didn't have to completion females at work, he lived in a man's world and women were subservient. You see there is a trade value, if you remove something from the balance, you can't obtain the same weight on the other side
@jmd32368 ай бұрын
Lol she rides the carousel in Dubai
@kmily7008 ай бұрын
@@jmd3236 meaning?
@tommygun50388 ай бұрын
But there's no balance in family law. So it's from a womans prospective.
@zombine71038 ай бұрын
Bro i learned a lot from her. I wish laws were more encouraging tho.
@KoroushRP8 ай бұрын
I refuse to sacrifice and protect people who would never do the same for me
@Nitronerd4 ай бұрын
When I hear "narcissist" in a video, I am repulsed. The term is far overused for otherwise simply self-centered people and, frankly, people living life on their terms.
@jvo4448 ай бұрын
So funny. I used those words exactly. “You said you were a leader, but you’re just leading me off a cliff.”
@johncamps13378 ай бұрын
Every generation is different, the time you were yourself a kid. I grew up in the 70's, 80's. I grew up with rambo, schwarznegger etc. Warrior men. I'm old school, I've had a hard life. Had to fight for most things in life. My journey has been hard. I got educated in my late 20's, 30's. Had a lot of material losses in life. But followed my passions. I am a different man from my 20's to late 40's. Twenty years of living in the north of England mainly alone. But returning to the south a different man. I follow my own path not an influencer s. Andrew tate doesn't know everything. I have tougher life experience than him. More losses. I'm old school. ✊ A man who seeks inner peace now..looking for a women of peace. Haven't found her yet I'm going through a major life change for the better at present.
@MatchGuaranty8 ай бұрын
Its become harder for traditional man meet traditional woman nowadays, but possible if you will open your geographic 😉
@nemoretime74668 ай бұрын
Social media has basically made it tougher for guys to meet girls on dating apps but girls have more option. Many guys are just wasting their time looking for a quality girl today.
@tmt20588 ай бұрын
And my dog ate my homework
@johncamps13378 ай бұрын
Go to a better living area, a better university, a more affluent area. A higher class women, but with it maybe higher expectation. But a women more educated, healthier. 👍🏻
@AlexSanchez-cs9fq8 ай бұрын
SHES THINKING FROM A WOMAN POINT OF VIEW GETTING MARRIED CAN DESTROY YOU
@tjbroussard35248 ай бұрын
She describes the desire for man who will be told repeatedly that he is mansplaining and upholding "the patriarchy" because states his objections, explains his point of view, and directly clarifies boundaries.
@devilrexx99386 ай бұрын
Having a spine and balls makes a man. Spine of his opinions and values, balls to live by them👌
@DanielaRosenrot4 ай бұрын
Find out the difference in characteristics of toxic-feminist-women and traditional women and learn better vetting strategies.
@amootinyakaana40318 ай бұрын
I agree by far that when a man evades responsibility, his ability to become masculine is limited.
@marionwest36614 ай бұрын
Too right. He can be an old man, but he is selfish and basically has no incentive to take care of the woman who has wasted 38 years of her life on him.
@KarakuraRiser8 ай бұрын
I'm pretty sure a huge factor in all this is that good men get over looked and the bad boys gets most of the girls in their prime. Men just adapted to reality.
@tomevers66709 күн бұрын
Good men don’t get looked over. Just the simps or mediocre guys. You think some Chad’s aren’t smart and good too? 😂 At least be honest
@TendresseExige4 ай бұрын
As a young man in my twenties, I really did my best for the women around me. I literally changed myself, in any way possible. I accepted the challenges life through in front of me, and I worked like I never did for myself before. All for my family , both present and future.I was in the middle of doing it, in a foreign land, when the manipulation, the lack of awareness and accountability, the seemingly never ending list of demands all the while being ungrateful for what I was bringing to the table,as well as verbal abuse just reached the tipping point. I do agree that men in the 20’s should strive to build these safe spaces for their families, but I also know that not all women are worth this investment. It’s a shame , because I am afraid I will never be able to love the same anymore, but what do I know man !
@MyronDavismd8 ай бұрын
This is really good. Manhood/Masculinity (aka responsibility, courage, honor, interigrity, humility) has to be taught. It's hard for boys to learn this when raised a single mother enviornment.
@303machine8 ай бұрын
And being lectured about "toxic masculinity".
@UkraineDatingLive8 ай бұрын
So so true …
@devilsadvocacy8 ай бұрын
Those traits also need to be valued and appreciated. Instead we reward their opposites
@user-iw9dv4fv8b8 ай бұрын
She wants simps
@HamsterPower268 ай бұрын
myrandavismd+ Haha, I love your sarcasm in the statement. Perfect
@vinces.55238 ай бұрын
I blame lame parenting... not teaching their sons responsibility or resilience. Today's parents bubble wrap their sons to protect them from any sort of discomfort or challenge... and those sons become weak adults.
@travoxworld98398 ай бұрын
MOST OF THIS SONS UR TALKING ABOUT CAME FROM SINGLE WOMEN WHO DIVORCED THEIR HUSBANDS
@Onmysheet8 ай бұрын
@@travoxworld9839Fix your caps lock.
@alexs23513 ай бұрын
@travoxworld9839 actually there's plenty of women who are "married single mothers" especially the traditional man who thinks childcare is 100% a woman's responsibility. Seen plenty of men who just worked to provide and were uninvolved in their sons lives. The sons became mommy's boys so basically they got cucked by their fathers absence.
@kenshin1984068 ай бұрын
The extended adolescence in the 20s doesn't just apply to men. Women are just as strongly encouraged to play the field and seek out hedonism too.
@td22228 ай бұрын
That's why they end up with each other.
@lightofmylife20088 ай бұрын
I had that extra child who was weak with no sense of responsibility or boundaries, no leadership as a man . Zero masculinity. I really craved a masculin man with boundaries to lead me. He is now my ex. He was not the provider or protector i was looking for and I actually resented him like sadia described. Spot on sadia
@akferren18 ай бұрын
I have one of those unfortunately.. can’t wait until he’s my ex
@poopingwhilestanding58018 ай бұрын
Are we talking about men or women? The reality is women are a responsibility to men...always have been. The problem is women today offer far less benefit to a man, but with all the liabilities and risk. What exactly did you bring to the table?
@newoaknl8 ай бұрын
@@poopingwhilestanding5801 .. correct. Good question. I think probably "not much".
@dcnfsu28 ай бұрын
I had that extra child who was weak with no sense of accountability or boundaries. she's now my ex.
@newoaknl8 ай бұрын
@@dcnfsu2 .. no accountability indeed and running when going gets tough... :) She's my ex now too.
@adriantomole10198 ай бұрын
She should impose those boundaries on her own behavior not expect someone else to police it for her.
@PappaMustafa8 ай бұрын
Women inherent nature is to be led. If left to their own devices they will indulge in Haram.
@carlosizz898 ай бұрын
You would think with all the bs about they can think for themselves that it would be true but they are like children sadly and as a man you have to chase them around to make sure they dont light their hair on fire.
@r.b.86358 ай бұрын
I am tall, good looking and have a 7 digit income. Saying that I am very attracted to almost 90% of women. But, I would never marry and never have kids. Why shall I get rid of my money and freedom if I have a dream life where all my needs are covered? And no, I have a backbone and I'm a traditional, masculin man.
@Cateater1238 ай бұрын
I'm almost near 6 and good looking too but I don't think I'm attracted to even 20 percent let alone 90percent .
@James_368 ай бұрын
make the woman contribute in every way, dont simp and pay for everything then you maybe wont be so scared
@paulschnyder9388 ай бұрын
What's a 7 digit income? 1000,000 ?
@sabine48678 ай бұрын
Good point 👍
@gdub85688 ай бұрын
BS. I know plenty of strong men with lots of responsibility that have a hard time attracting women, while pot dealers and bad boy losers have their pick. She acts like every good man out there who does the right thing has success... Easy to say from a woman's perspective, she has no idea of the plight of men.
@luker1hutcher3158 ай бұрын
well put brother
@pikalee34928 ай бұрын
The type of woman who's attracted to dealers and bad boys are unhealed, traumatized, and druggies themselves. A healthy minded woman would not be attracted to that at all.
@cactaceous8 ай бұрын
Society was structured back in the day that a man straight out of college could take care of a family financially. Now a days that is virtually impossible. Back in the day women had self respect and wanted a relationship of substance. Now a days women spend their 20’s in “hoe phases”, so most men can’t enter serious relationships with them. If there is no money to be found until later in life, there are no good quality women to partner up with… what do you expect should happen?
@maikdp8 ай бұрын
Marriage has increasingly become a high-stakes venture, particularly for men. For us it's crucial to be cautious about the person you decide to spend your life with, as the ramifications can last a lifetime. Making the wrong choice in a partner could mean shouldering emotional, financial, and social burdens that extend far beyond the relationship itself. As such, the traditional view of marriage as an ultimate goal might not hold the same value it once did, warranting careful consideration and discernment before making such a long-term commitment
@ampersand63758 ай бұрын
Protect yourselves. You're strong, independent woman. You ladies got this.
@Alliseeisflames8 ай бұрын
😂
@mmr4882Ай бұрын
I believe 🤣
@Nshandles888 ай бұрын
Where are the women That deserve responsible men?
@sabine48678 ай бұрын
Here's one 🙂
@ClassicMan338 ай бұрын
Not having a wife and kids has nothing to do with responsibility. Hilarious! I agree with one idea though; a man can't understand manhood until he is providing to someone or something bigger than himself. It can be many things, not just being a husband and dad. 🤵🏾♂️
@psico_steph8 ай бұрын
You’re justifying yourself
@ClassicMan338 ай бұрын
@@psico_steph As any man should be, he is the only one that needs to justify himself. Take notes. 😉
@tommygun50388 ай бұрын
@@ClassicMan33.....Remembering women's SIGN language is hard for a lot of men in a moment of weakness.
@ClassicMan338 ай бұрын
@@tommygun5038 It may take a few lifetimes for them to overcome it, but they will. 🙏🏾
@Deb_deCoder8 ай бұрын
classic men lose in the end 😅
@hhgneon8 ай бұрын
I believe the guy asked her about one type of guys snd she answered about another type of guys. He asked her about the guys that are willing to commit and don’t get a girl they like to do so, and she responds about guys that get all the girls and off course they’re not gonna commit.
@Bookooky8 ай бұрын
She discussed immature men actually. You need to improve your comprehension
@hhgneon8 ай бұрын
@@Bookooky if you pay attention to my comment you’ll see me and you we are saying the same thing
@qmulus18 ай бұрын
@@Bookooky The ones who have multiple women chasing after them have no incentive to mature.
@hhgneon8 ай бұрын
@@qmulus1 correct
@AshAndCream8 ай бұрын
@@qmulus1depends if that man wants the attention from many women, or just one. Motive to not sleep around exists in some men even with means and opportunity.
@danasamana8 ай бұрын
I´ve tried to protect and provide as long as I remember. I was called "backwards" and I should behave "less Pascha"-like by my mother. While my sisters literally were allowed to annoy the F out of me I was called back to be "nice to yoiur sisters", I was discriminated TO THE MAX for being a MAN, until the day I no longer wanted to be such a "toxic maskuline pile of shix" and became transgender. Feminism literally castrated me - having been a sensitive but responsible young man with NO HEALTHY ROLE MODEL WHATSOEVER, only feminist maniacs who told me that being MANLY is toxic. Until I actually believed it and destroyed myself. Now at the age of 48 I´m waking up to the nightmare of my lost masculinity and the ruins of what once was a healthy strong young man. Gone. Dead. I´m crying over what I could have been.
@mercuriussaguba24248 ай бұрын
Sorry to here this.
@ilsedemolder39735 ай бұрын
You mean you want to reverse your transition?
@gokhangunay43458 ай бұрын
Then responsible men ask: are there any woman deserving responsibility and provision? They are quite rare nowadays.
@laurendarrling8 ай бұрын
With that mindset, you won’t attract a woman you deem “deserving”. You will attract those who aren’t because that’s your first thought meeting someone new and you will nitpick every single thing. Which will lead you into a cycle of not getting to know someone for who they truly are.
@Bookooky8 ай бұрын
It's a role YOU deserve.
@gokhangunay43458 ай бұрын
@@laurendarrling nice gaslighting, but thanks. As I said deserving ladies are really rare. Majority of them are consumed souls expecting you to fix them. I am even not diving into the field of femininity which is heavily lacked or pretentiously presented.
@stan42888 ай бұрын
@laurendarrling with dat mindset he will be absolutely prepared to see through the farce and spot d bullshit very early enough which will also inadvertently lead to him avoiding unnecessary pain and trauma from d wrong kind of woman..
@SuperKoolAidMan178 ай бұрын
She’s a great bridge of helping men understand of what women want and how women operates, especially when a women is being complex to understand and how respond to it, to some degree. Yet, she hits some nails on the head of what men does and how it affects their ability to attract and keep women and the woman they want.
@dystopia-06168 ай бұрын
You shouldn’t need a “stop sign”, you should just has good morals and treat everyone with respect…especially if their being kind to you
@karasmusic1238 ай бұрын
She is talking about what happens psychologically on a subconscious level when a guy merely states a boundary. It's not that the girl needs to be instructed like a 2 year old, she just needs to be made to feel like her partner has a spine, because that is attractive, and that is what happens when a man states his preferences - it makes him look more attractive and masculine in his partner's eyes.
@dystopia-06168 ай бұрын
@@karasmusic123 I don’t care if it’s subconscious, stop making excuses for poor behaviour. Your an adult.
@gridrunner13198 ай бұрын
Back-in-the-day ….a woman “needed” a man….to protect, to provide, etc ….No longer ….she is self sufficient…job wise etc…It’s a 2 way street….Not so simple …
@davidachonii447 ай бұрын
A man can do whatever he wants. He doesn't have to answer to women for his choices in life. These relationship experts think they know everything. Give me a break.
@JimmyCalandraABathAvenueStory8 ай бұрын
I think this woman is So Beautiful, and incredibly intelligent.❤
@Ausnapify5 ай бұрын
You could never
@ianarn8 ай бұрын
Problem is those men had stable women to actually do those things in their 20s with and they haven’t existed for the last 40 years!
@CoachSteveJandS8 ай бұрын
Giving up on life is not attractive.
@morlight23Күн бұрын
I’ve seen hundreds of pullback, low interest, delayed response etc videos.. this is one of the best of all of them. Well done, insightful, and coming from a place of maturity and respect! 👏
@Bahador.B8 ай бұрын
Hmm... I did all that. My son was born when I was 25. I worked and ran a business. Made lot of money. The chick I was with just complained, then took the kids and split. Curious on opinion on being wrong.
@XPuntar8 ай бұрын
You did not listen between the lines of what she wanted! ... You gave her too little attention! And also there is ego ... yours and her! Go read The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman
@hokagedlo61338 ай бұрын
@@XPuntarwhat about what he wanted and needed a relationship isn't one sided. If a man has grovel for affection he's already fighting a losing battle.
@thanimmalique71648 ай бұрын
So refreshing to hear a woman who appreciates the mindset of a man and woman. I can chat to sadia all day. A human being that speaks reality
@ManaBrown-vw4sp8 ай бұрын
Nah she doesn't have a clue
@UkraineDatingLive8 ай бұрын
At the end of the day everything about living according to your nature and being in balance with yourself 👌
@Neoteny3748 ай бұрын
Anecdote. We have one young lady on our ship. ( I don't think she belongs, but the fact is she is there, so I feel some responsibility towards her) When we dock, everybody is quick to home. The young lady is often the last to leave. "Aren't you coming" they ask me. I risk sounding like an old chauvinist, "I'm not leaving her here" The young guys don't seem to be under that pressure.
@peterGnash5 ай бұрын
young men have been bullied and shamed in this culture from childhood for seeing themselves as a protector to women. women themselves push away from men who can assert themselves and gravitate to those who dont challenge them. but then when everyones grown up and its about sexual attraction and mating prospects, now there's an issue
@jesseandrewrosales8 ай бұрын
I appreciate how she pointed out the fact that we have extended men’s adolescence into the early 20’s. I always wondered why I grew up seeing men in their 20’s as grown men. If that makes sense. Now everyone wants to be younger.
@markceci98968 ай бұрын
But she forgot that women have extended their adolescence to their 30s as well.
@S.M.E.A.C6 ай бұрын
@markceci9896 *40's
@jesseandrewrosales6 ай бұрын
@@S.M.E.A.C 50’s maybe now! I was being conservative lol
@tomdrummy49848 ай бұрын
“What we say and what we want doesn’t align” ………
@SG-xb7de8 ай бұрын
Women communicate verbally only 7%. Rest 93% is feminine non-verbal communication, and that Sir, is what creates 'Polarity' in the relationship.
@salemaw8 ай бұрын
Well said Sadia. I was told I was too young to get married and start the family at 26. And it's certain points in my life I envied my friends who were single and having fun. I am now 32, 8 years into my marriage with two boys and I can't be any happier. Thankfully I have a really amazing wife. I pity my friends who have wasted their 20s. I was blessed to have positive role models to help me with this decision.
@gavinr91078 ай бұрын
I am very happy for you that you found your unicorn of a wife. Being realistic however, with the divorce rate and with the rapid rate that women are becoming permanently single, a lot of men are simply choosing not to marry and start a family at all. I turned 40 recently, half of my friends are married with children, the other half are divorced and a few are single. Society today is an extremely challenging and risky environment to start a family.
@salemaw8 ай бұрын
@@gavinr9107 don't give up brother. Women of this generation are terrible and selfish. I had a colleague at my old job who was in a similar position seemed to have given up on marriage, the dating doesn't work. One day after a long break from work he said he got married to someone from the far East. Time went on, we were close and he said this girl looked after him, appreciated him providing, god fearing, he told me his life is in order and she wants to be a mother and he thinks she does a great job. I am from a Muslim community where marriages are often arranged. My marriage was semi-arranged, filtering out women that are not serious about marriage and who were feminist frankly. Anyways the dating game has major flaws. Good luck bother
@Macheako8 ай бұрын
Some of us tried and our relationships just failed because you can’t guarantee someone happiness Life is worth living ❤ with or without ur dumb wife
@mattb38467 ай бұрын
Wasted their 20s?? Time is never wasted when you're wasted all the time... Seriously though, finding themselves, figuring out who they truly are & what they want is wasting time? It takes some longer than others. Building a nest egg before popping out kids & taking on debt is wasteful? Your friends don't need to be pitied. I know plenty of divorced guys trying to live the 20s they missed from getting married too soon so be conscious of that before thinking you're better than your friends.
@jonblazeinc6 ай бұрын
There is no right definition of "wasted " you pity your friends who wasted their 20s, well I know legions of ppl who got married and had kids early who wish they started their families at later age and missed out enjoying their younger years . So no need to pity anyone just concentrate on your own life
@wildprodigy8 ай бұрын
This is easily one of Sadia's best takes. I find she has amazing insight when she chooses to hold women accountable and talk about what women can improve on
@ibopwebop8 ай бұрын
The blueprint she describes for men has lead to so many mid-life crisis where men who married early and did the 'traditional' thing ended up never following their passion. Your 20's should be about discovering your life purpose, not pumping out kids b4 you know why you are on this planet.
@gadget008 ай бұрын
Another scared kid commenting on this video. What does “following your passion” even mean? In your 20s you do college or trade school and start making money regularly and setting up your adult life: start to pay bills, student loans and adjusting to take care of yourself without mommy and daddy picking up your toys. Your “passion” mostly would be either a glorified hobby which may or may not be a joyful waste of time, or a useful practice you can keep doing after marriage perfectly. Many married men have “passions” they enjoy often, but your biggest “passion” will eventually be providing for your family and be the reason they feel ok and secure. Nothing tops that for a man. Let go of your child ways and you’ll naturally gravitate to this, because you’re a man and that’s the natural habitat for us. Join us
@ibopwebop8 ай бұрын
@@gadget00 I'm a grown man, father of two adults who did exactly that. Following your passion means finding your life purpose and developing a craft that is in line with that. If you had learned how to read you may have gotten the full extent of my message.
@Ausnapify5 ай бұрын
@@gadget00 No thanks.
@gadget005 ай бұрын
@@Ausnapify sure, kid; now go to your momma
@Ausnapify5 ай бұрын
@@gadget00 I'd rather go to yours, she's playful.
@keepitahundo36558 ай бұрын
YALL NEED TO UNDERSTAND NO ONE PERSON CAN BE PERFECT & DELIVER A SPOT ON ALL POINTS COVERED PERFECT MESSAGE FOR ALL AND EVERY AUDIENCE AND PERSON. SHES VERY GENUINE AND DOES A GREAT GREAT JOB OF BEING UNBIASED AND JUST GIVING US STRAIGHT RAW TRUTH & FACTS. SHE MAY NOT BE THE MOST POPULAR FOR PODCASTS BUT SHE IS ONE OF THE BEST. LOVE HER AND WHAT SHE BRINGS AND STANDS FOR
@beastmasterbg8 ай бұрын
why are you yelling
@nathand45008 ай бұрын
Stop writing in caps.
@keepitahundo36558 ай бұрын
@@nathand4500 do something about it. U can’t? Waa waa. What was the point of that u must having nothing going on in ur life
@PHEBUStv8 ай бұрын
She is telling him👏👏, look at his face😂😂😂that's the face you make when you're downloading 😂😂😂
@MatchGuaranty8 ай бұрын
This information is so needed nowadays, Im woman who grew up in traditional culture and now experiencing western world I see problems thats people going through and all this propaganda that is leading people far away from their nature making them completely losted and in end result unhappy 😌 But there is always light at the end of the tunnel ❤️
@ilsedemolder39735 ай бұрын
Which culture are you from?
@GB-ws8zx8 ай бұрын
I find both sexes avoiding responsibility. And to be clear, responsibility, in my definition, is not just about, I can provide X amount of cash for support or am prepared to raise a family, responsibility includes ability to reciprocate: "Yes, I am guilty of that. Thanks for reflecting that back to me." I know many seemingly prepared to raise a family. I know few prepared to accept their guilt without resistance, or expectations for reciprocity. The day I see this in more women........
@synaestesia-bg3ew8 ай бұрын
Well said
@NavasGonzalo8 ай бұрын
I'm so happy to have a healthy relationship for 12 years with a healthy person who doesn't give two f*cks about trends and social media. I can't even imagine how are things in the dating world right now, but for what I hear it literally gives me the creeps.
@daffyduck2486Ай бұрын
We isn't the blame,He is the blame looking for an excuse. Personally, I joined the United States Marine Corps when I was 19 years old and retired 30 years later, never got married because I didn't want to leave a Woman with emotional needs and guidance alone while deployed on duty today, I'm Blessed too have come home to my elderly parents and provide for their every need and watch after and provide appropriate security and personal life, at 59 years old have three girlfriends in their thirties although a little competitive of each other they are aware of each other because life is too short for deception. God Bless & Semper Fidelis. Rooster 🐓
@ryanlipkin69648 ай бұрын
My advice to men set up your future or at least lay the ground work financially. Housing, retirement, paying off debt, and an emergency fund. Be picky with who you choose as a wife, find one with similar morals, hobbies, interests and spending habits. Don’t settle be willing to remain single! It took me until I was 33, would have loved kids earlier in life but wasn’t willing to risk anything with a woman without those things mentioned above. And my wife and I are blessed for it.
@dh14748 ай бұрын
All those things, but no need for a legal marriage. If she leaves, no need to give away most of your sh*t..
@ryanlipkin69648 ай бұрын
I agree with this 100% unless you are going to have kids. That’s my opinion just for myself don’t think it needs to be for everyone but once I decide to have kids I believe that my life needs to be in service of them and I do believe a marriage is the right foundation to raise a family. But 100% understand what ur saying!
@carterhalbrooks80918 ай бұрын
I had many successful relationships and hookups in the past but it's all ended around 8 to 10 years ago, and that's not due to any change in my demeanor expectations or demands; it has only been a consequence of the horrific epidemic of narcissism amongst women and to exacerbate the conditions, they are constantly affirmed in their beauty, power, competence, virtue, and yet are fed a parallel stream of invective towards men amplifying a baseless anger (what Freud would call projection of their own faults on to others) in tandem with hair trigger decisions regarding the minutiae of male mistakes that involve real legal consequences or lifelong reputation destruction. Hm, it's a real mystery why men are afraid to be masculine...when the entire culture is convinced that having an XY chromosome is inherently toxic and evil!?!??!
@MerwinARTistАй бұрын
Learn to think about a spouse as a business partner .. do you want someone who is lazy, uninspiring, wasteful, addicted to drugs, etc. .. or do you want someone who is going to help you work toward answering life goals, someone who is going to be there for you when you are sick, broken, and tired. Life is like taking a hike up a mountain .. do you want that partner to be complaining all the time .. or excited at each step along the way! Sexual attraction is just a part of the big picture.
@reboot43578 ай бұрын
I have taught my son of 17 that the most important thing for him is to be in pursuit of his purpose, getting a vision for his Life and developing and building wealth and a legacy for his life. Having compassion being Kind, developing boundries formulating frame and THIS will develop a abundance mindset where as he will have his pick of the litter. With that his mom has been a powerful women of virtue femininity and strength he has the blueprint understanding that with life there is up and downs he has the framework to win.
@Guddilove8018 ай бұрын
👏👏👏💪 this !! Word per word you have precisely described what my husband and I have laid out the blueprint for our our two boys. They are already on that path and haven't even hit their twenties. Im so chuffed and happy to know there are other parents who have such vision and clarity ..working as a team to steer Their families to the best they can. Brilliant!! Blessings for your beautiful successful family. 🙏
@charlestoddsullivanforpres66288 ай бұрын
I have a minor disagreement - back in the day, a man used his teens as the 'training' time not his 20s.
@luker1hutcher3158 ай бұрын
fuck 20's you should be training your whole life. Never stop improving.
@charlestoddsullivanforpres66288 ай бұрын
@@luker1hutcher315 That is a different context.
@kevin157768 ай бұрын
I'm still single and going out at 41. It's like I'm still 21. Of course I'm saving for retirement but there are no relationships on my horizon. Women are too picky and play too many games. It's not worth it. There's more to life than women and kids. Having a family would have been nice but the opportunity never presented itself.
@DanyloZorin6 ай бұрын
You should try to get deep under their skin , you may get hurt but it the only way to really understand the relationship
@Thomassina17 ай бұрын
She nailed it for me 3:55 about contempt and resentment, pushing him to set a boundary or then seeking a punishing guy who has ott boundaries. I look up to the solid men in my life, respect their judgement and decision-making, it makes me feel safe. A big part of male weakness is from feminism run amok, has silenced many men, plus the onslaught of boys raised w/o a father in the house. Fathers push and challenge their sons to be men, take responsibility, make decisions, to protect. Fathers-in-law can perform the same function in some families.
@glecservices31148 ай бұрын
Women have created this world the way it is, men ain’t afraid of weakness or responsibility it’s to do with the way women are.
@byronryan42168 ай бұрын
🤷♂️
@westfieldartworks81888 ай бұрын
I'm finding Sadie to be far more than your run of the mill online/tv relationship expert. She's quite good, very deep, and grounded solidly to earth. I'm starting to put on on the level of Dr. Jordan Peterson, when it comes to interpersonal relationships advice and understanding. Thank you.
@ManaBrown-vw4sp8 ай бұрын
Wat a wimp😂
@raalaa1218 ай бұрын
Sadia is amazing. Enough said. Everything she says truly resonates with me.
@UkraineDatingLive8 ай бұрын
I have the same feeling 👍
@SpaceCadetNetwork7 ай бұрын
I'm one of the men Sadia speaks of, who has avoided personal responsibility for most of my adult life. Even though I'm tall and am told im attractive, make a good living, have assets, am an active father, and am valuable to my community, for some men, all of this can be achieved without abstaining from addiction or being especially discipline in life. But I think women have an intuition that tells them how emotionally developed a man is. And they don't feel safe around a man who cannot control his urges, or who hasnt mastered himself. On the other hand, having a woman, or even more women to chose from, who value family and relationships over individual gain, is what pushes men beyond our limits, and to lean into masculinity in the first place. Culture has convinced women that family and non-transactional relationships aren't valuable and are infact toxic by default.
@Thomassina17 ай бұрын
good insights.. a man who has mastered himself.
@Rudelherz8 ай бұрын
It's incredible how well she describes this paradox and human insanity. The older I get, the better I understand this, understand myself. I love how she won't talk down on ppl but puts herself into this weird human family. Still, I want to get away from ppl and society in general. I feel like it's very liberating especially for my marriage to be more off-grid and live life as natural as possible. Makes me less toxic and attracting toxicity. Guess healing is what is happening then, we all need healing.
@wimvankempen84588 ай бұрын
I am learning so much from you Sadia!
@MatchGuaranty8 ай бұрын
Probably its not easy to admit reality for many men nowadays , but Im happy to see there are still man in their masculine nature out there..
@Ausnapify5 ай бұрын
You had to watch this to learn something? Seems like common knowledge.
@fayaazM8 ай бұрын
Wow this channel is taking off! ❤
@ahmedmustafa81663 ай бұрын
I'm going through hard times in my relationship and found Sadia's videos. I'm sad and currently we don't talk, but the more i listen to Sadia - the more her behaviour (and mine) makes sense. I realised that she turned me into a "puppy", because i care for the relationship and do everything to fix. After 2.5 years lost respect on me and she doesn't seem to like what im turned into, even blaming me for not being the same.
@roderichresch84624 ай бұрын
When she says that men who do not marry, create a family , build a house and care about people in their 20ies she does not understand todays reality of life. Many men are fully tied up in their education in their 20ies. They start making enough money only late 20ies early 30ies to start a family and finance a home.
@guyadam888 ай бұрын
Yeah I Fd my 20ies until like 28, then picked up where I left off at 18 before I went astray. Would I do it all again the same? hell no. At 18 I thought I'd do better than the road I took. I became compromised by alcohol, partying, and YOLO I'll be dead by 28 mentality so what does it matter? racking up over 80k in high interest debt with nothing to show for it. Payed it all back by 27, 35 now and nothing like how I use to be. My tip, for me anyway, stay away from alcohol and bad influences/environments. Get out, do better. Be who you know you really are.
@mariceedwards89138 ай бұрын
That last sentence. 🫡💯. Everybody is capable of being something great. But everybody isn’t capable of pulling the greatness out.
@mohammadmousavi18 ай бұрын
most importantly society makes marriage dangerous for men ... marriage is very low rewards with high responsibility and risk.. would you jump with a parashot that works 50% of the time????? because marriage is suicide with current law.. first, divorce is in record high initiated by women. Also, divorce is so damaging to men (lose of money, custody of children, and being kicked out of your home when you build the home to relax your old times in it) ... so NO men are not weak men are getting cleverer to not getting into trap of marriage in these days. Of course, if the circumstances change and the divorce law becomes fair then you will see a big spike in the marriage rate ....till then men shouldn't get married
@RS-cm8gg4 ай бұрын
Let’s get this straight. Men do not like challenging women. We don’t want problems in the home.
@gideonkyeremeh11328 ай бұрын
I don’t think it’s about avoiding responsibility or being afraid to provide.However,I think it’s far better to make sure you develop yourself and put yourself in a place whereby providing even if hard won’t be that hard.
@ChristopherT18 ай бұрын
Hey kiddo hate to break it to you but I adopted two children because my wife could have kids, was debt free after my son was born, had a five figure emergency fund by my daughters birth, provided a 3000 square foot house with a 60000 gallon pool, luxury car, put myself through flight school, secured a 121 flight job, worked two jobs to provide for 13 years, 100k + income, never cheated, no drugs, no physical abuse, no gambling, no alcoholism, went to church, showed gratitude, helped around the house, changed a shit load of diapers, counseling, marriage seminars, you name it I did it. She still left and thinks it’s my fault.
@XPuntar8 ай бұрын
Yes it is! You did not listen "between" the lines! You gave her too little attention! Read The Five Love Languages by Garry Chapman and Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus by John Grey! Also read What Women Want When They Test Men by Bruce Bryans ... You take her for granted!
@sabine48678 ай бұрын
😳😳
@in.edieudonnesworld31678 ай бұрын
@@XPuntaryou are joking, right?
@nihil6324 ай бұрын
Hey. Thanks for sharing that one and sorry for your loss. Mind if I ask how does she justify it?
@krisofamerica8 ай бұрын
It really goes both ways.
@MatchGuaranty8 ай бұрын
Yes, correct, since nature tend leading to the balance ..
@BloodyHeck8 ай бұрын
It's not a matter of men allowing women to walk all over them. It's that modern women STOMP on men and a lot of us have said we're done with it. Men aren't necessarily weak, it's that women have to show that they are stronger. And we're in a society where if a man does stand up to a woman to show that he is actually as strong or stronger than her (and I don't mean by physically hitting her) that man is seen as being toxic.
@ivanblessed29107 ай бұрын
Approach the average 20-25-year-old woman today and ask her if she wants to get married. You will be surprised to hear that many do not desire marriage until they've slept around or dedicated their most youthful years to hedonistic pleasure. So who must 25-year-old get married to 'cause there's no way i'm marrying someone who is older than me. It's a profound crisis
@qmulus18 ай бұрын
She's talking about a minority of men: the ones who have the option to sleep around with multiple women.
@gadget008 ай бұрын
Amazing observations; young singles are in bad times, but the true nature of men and women will always elevate from the mess and good marriages/families keep mankind afloat. There is hope; keep pushing forward and you'll succeed
@alextop18508 ай бұрын
You are a beautiful soul, young lady. I had it where I was in love with a beautiful girl but she was a covert narcissist, she was so fearful of losing me that should be so toxic daily until I said enough I'm out. Which then entailed fulfilled the toxic cycle she was in then would beg me to stay, I loved her gave her another shot till the next time. In the end it broke my heart. But I wasn't acting as the solid oak tree 🌲 I should of been as a partner. But I wish her all the best with her new engagement and I'm healed as much as I can be but took time. x
@jeremiahwilliams57478 ай бұрын
Those are good points, but for me there have been WAY too many detours. For instance, I wanted my 20s to be focused on getting done all my education done with a PhD and career advancement. Instead, 15 month of unemployment DESPITE looking for work (and no I don't just settle for stuff) at a certain starting salary based on my education, which ADDED $40K of student loans. Sure I paid off everything, but that cost me 5.5 years and that's WITH me aggressively paying it down. So there goes my 20s. My 30s, stupid career battles and every time I think I won and move forward, here comes stuff rearing up it's ugly head repeatedly. If I'm going to even think about marriage, I need the career to be MOVING and eventually towards entrepreneurship and side hustles employing my talents and education that is netting me $200K a year. Otherwise, it's going to be a struggle and knowing that down the road my folks will also become my responsibility, I don't want any part of a struggle because there's a big chance that everything fails. Nope. If I'm going to take on ANY responsibility, I NEED control of that kind of risk.
@cjoe69088 ай бұрын
This lady is good at expressing herself well. Articulate and fluent. Great conversationalist.
@leticiabenitez75618 ай бұрын
Very true women want a man they can look up to
@Deb_deCoder8 ай бұрын
men want wmn who won't divorce and won't take half money, alimony, child support and kids
@user-nd3fp5fl8n5 ай бұрын
Suppose a man went out into the dating scene, telling women, "I am looking for someone to keep safe and protect." He would be attacked ruthlessly by women telling him they don't need protection. Quit sending out mixed signals and contrary messages. A relationship founded on becoming equal partners is not a "keep safe and protect" relationship. Make up your mind.
@deucejefe41068 ай бұрын
You cant have it both ways. On one hand, men are weak if they dont say anything, but on the other hand, they're misogynistic, when they do.
@rockie21798 ай бұрын
In our culture,I was brought up & told many times that women Must be controlled & protected & now that I married I understand that is definitely wise