Does anybody know of any muay thai camps for complete beginners along with the expected price to pay for em? He spoke of a 3 month camp and i know if they have camps like those then shit sign me up.
Good boy, bad boy, or whatever; as long as he pleases her sexually, does it really matter what label gets put on him? Personally, I believe that these females who say that they like "bad boys" rather than "nice boys" are more intrigued with the THOUGHT of having the company of a "bad boy", rather than the actual EXPERIENCE of it. And their attraction to bad boys is based more on superficial imagery than on actual reality. What's more, females who expect a man to be "bad boy", "macho", or "alpha" in order to appear masculine and confident; are really insecure, diffident, and sometimes codependent. They are weak and insecure about their own femininity, and they have low self-esteem. So they gravitate to men who appear hyper-masculine ("bad boy", "macho", etc.) in order to hide this insecurity. To make matters worse, in order to hide these female insecurities and low self-esteem, they project these insecurities onto men who appear "too nice" through a judgemental attitude, excessive criticism, and even calling them "weak". The truth is that there is nothing wrong with these men. The reason that some females are repulsed by men, whom they deem as "too nice", is because of their own insecurities, weakness, low self-esteem, and lack of confidence in their own femininity. So I tell all men, if a woman rejects you for being "too nice" then LET HER GO; she is not worth it. The problem is not with you, it is with her. Beneath her critical, judgemental, condescending attitude there is a soul that is pathetic, weak, insecure, and even NARCISSISTIC; and you don't need her projecting any of this onto you. Overall, most of us have different definitions of what a "nice boy" and a "bad boy'" are. So what is the point of labeling? I think it's just plain stupid! So, ladies, I appeal to you, as long as a man meets your needs as a friend and lover, then WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE whether you label him as a nice guy or a bad guy? Besides, with all things considered, most of us men are neither all nice guy nor all bad guy. Most of us lie somewhere in the middle of these two extremes. And... MOST OF US ARE DAMN SICK AND TIRED OF BEING LABELED, CATEGORIZED, AND STEREOTYPED BY FEMALES. Each of us just wants to be accepted, loved, and appreciated as the unique individual that God made us. Above all, in the eyes of the LORD, we are all "bad" because we are all sinners (Romans 3:10-11 and Romans 3:23). Therefore, to go around labeling each other as good, bad, naughty, or nice, is not only frivolous; it is downright foolish and often harmful. My challenge to all women is to stop playing games; stop labeling, categorizing, and stereotyping men; and focus on the uniqueness of the individual. If you will do this, then male-female relationships will be so much better. I pray that God will open the blind eyes of so many women in this country so they can see the whole truth, and they can see the harm that they are doing to men.
Bruv the part of love never dies of starvation is so true. I think Tate said: "I once killed a flower by watering it too much", and that quote really resonated with me. Great vid man keep up the good work!
Thank you for letting me borrow some charisma💪 hard to not feel uplifted when watching. knowing there are other like minded individuals out there helps keep me on my path when the going gets tough 🙏💯
Crazy shit. This reminded me of tons of lessons in The 48 Laws of Power & How To Win Friends And Influence People. Thanks for the value that was packed into such a small timeframe. Time is money. You deliver on both.
Can you tell me the name of the first book you mention right before ‘the subtle art of not giving a f’? I am not sure if I hear it right because I can’t find it with everything that I thought it sounded like😋 Thanks💪
Good video. The timing is funny because I watched the Godfather just yesterday and was taking lessons from it. A few things - A man who doesn't spend time with his family can never be a real man. Don't forget - never tell them what you're thinking. Only discuss business with family. Always be civil no matter what. To your enemies; to people with different beliefs and political opponents. "It's just business". Dressing well doesn't earn you respect; it shows that you respect yourself; therefore allowing people to respect you. You won't be respected simply for dressing well. Being too concerned with your appearance might be a benefit with the ladies but in terms of respect from other men it can be less than masculine and lose you respect. If you truly want to "be the don" then people must also fear you or else they will simply envy you and use you until they surpass you. That fear comes from 1. Your personal reputation and capability for violence and 2. Your network. I'm just saying that if you want to pretend you're like Vito or Michael Corleone then you must remember that they are brutal men. They aren't egotistical young men living in the age of social media. They are masculine gogetters and providers that can earn people money; provide security; and make people disappear. If they couldn't provide their followers wealth or favours then no one would ever follow them no matter how well they dress or how they speak. Above all else you have to be USEFUL.
