Men might be inspired by a high value woman but a high value woman is also inspired by high value men who are not just kind and trustworthy when they want to attract her.
Iadies, close your legs. No sex before marriage, this is the reason why men have bedroom focus constantly.take it off the table early.also make sure he gets tested.lots of STDs on the rise
My dear sister, I am in love with your videos seriously, there are a few amazing women like you on this planet who are capable of thinking rationally and strategically and yet manage to execute femininity gentleness, class and passion at such a high level like you ! I am so happy that women like you exist on this planet because this type of woman is a gemstone 💎 . Thank you so much for sharing your experience and support your sisters to connect with their divine and ethereal femininity! Have an amazing day my lovely Lady !
It's the biggest pile of horse shit I've ever heard. In all my dating life I had only once a nice girlfriend. The only reason why we broke up was because I didn't want to have kids so soon, I wasn't ready to commit to a Family because I felt too young. I loved her very much and she loved me and I didn't met another nice woman after her which is why I am single now for the passt 10 years.
I feel like women are limiting themselves by not even approaching the guy. As a guy I would appreciate if the woman I was attracted to would come talk to me at least once.
@@Theblackswan55 Can we collaborate on how to guide young girls from poor families, and families with deadbeat fathers? To not choose men that are looking for "unconditional love/s3cs", or choose men that make their money through crime, corruption, or tax evasion, pimping (Andrew Tante, Tristan Tante, Ronin Man). In the Eastern Block of former communist countries and tropical countries like Philippines there are a lot a deadbeat men that managed to reproduce, have no paternal thought or instinct of common sense regarding what it takes to have child. Tatiana Nasour is an exception. There aren't enough men that even qualify for the bare minimum of common sense standards.
Do you know what I think - their brand couldn't survive tiktok as what sells on there is very different and less curated. That took a knock on their confidence/ income.
Summary - you deserve respect - you know your value - you know your qualities and don't need to shout them out - you doesn't accept toxicity, bad behaviour - you aren't angry when someone doesn't recognise your value - wear modest clothes, you don't show your body to random - speak modestly - be confident - treat yourself good for people to treat you well too, to inspire - don't show easy access to you; time - DON T hang out at the man place after few dates. - No sex before 3months at least - no nudes - doesn't bring men to your place - DON T verbalise your boundaries but SHOW and Impose them - you don't demand excuses, don't tolerate them and walk away! - don't compromise yourself to stay in a relationship, stay yourself and keep your worth - FOCUS on actions, watch them, no words -be skeptical, show your character - say NO even you like him - NEVER chase a man, going forward towards him
This is bull crap. It doesn’t matter what you do, how you do it , because there are people out there who just don’t give a crap about anyone other than themselves. There are highly successful women who have been done wrong and everyday women who have been done wrong. We cannot all be carbon copies of one another. Some men like taking care of women , some do not. It just depends on what we all are looking for. If you have to play games, be someone you are not , it’s all fake and will crumble. Change, growth and self confidence is all healthy and good but doesn’t guarantee respect.Nothing in this world can prevent anyone from being disrespected or getting their heart broke, being cheated on or abused. It’s just a matter of falling into a relationship with someone who will either do right or not. People change, life happens and we just have to deal with the fall out and learn how to move on and do for ourselves. Relationships are ALL A GAMBLE. SOMEONE MAY SEE THAT YOU ARE VALUABLE, BUT WILL STILL DO WRONG BY YOU. I have seen every scenario. I have seen confident capable women and women who are challenged. Some are respected and loved, some are discarded and done very wrong. There are men who are attracted to deeply love and appreciate unaccomplished women and dislike women who are confident or independent, or visa versa. Take care of your self, your future and be careful who you let in. Even at that , there will never be a guarantee that you will be valued , you however, need to be able to stand on your own come what may. Be yourself and the person God made you to be. Strive to be your best , but don’t try to be someone you are not. Not all of us are super woman. Some of us are softer, more timid, shy, etc. God gave all of us a defined spirit and nature. Just do not be cruel to others and do not stand for abuse upon yourself or your children. You are already worthy the way God made you. You shouldn’t have to prove your worth to anyone. It’s supposed to be understood that all people are worthy and have rights. It’s up to us to uphold our worth. You don’t have to change yourself or convey that in some certain way. You either tolerate something or you don’t. It’s that simple.
I wouldn’t recommend Greta. She’s been living in the UK for over a decade and still doesn’t bother to learn proper English, which is not high value. Secondly, she’s not in a relationship, so giving relationship advice is ridiculous. Thirdly, her group is full of scammers; she herself advises women to create fake profiles. Whenever questioned about this, she promptly deletes all comments, unlike other coaches. She is as insecure as they come and doesn’t prioritize women’s safety, which goes against Facebook policy. Despite this, she continues unchecked. Therefore, you cannot recommend her, and especially you cannot advise anyone to join her group. It’s not safe.
To be very clear, I am not recommending anyone. I just made a video sharing my opinion on the coaches that seem legit to me. I can only recommend myself.
Hi Dear!!! Would you mind letting me know what tool do you use to create text video like this? I enjoy it surprisingly. Sometimes more than videos with people talking to the camera.
The only reason I felt is though you were possibly putting down your competition is because you mentioned how the other coach hadn’t been in a long-term relationship with a high-value man, yet aside from your credentials you haven’t shown proof of being able to use your knowledge to get a high value man to commit to you either… as far as we know so that just seemed like a super rude thing to say about her as a coach. If your information is valuable, that will shine on its own. You don’t need to highlight the flaws in other coaches or people to uplift your content. It just comes off, extremely insecure I have enjoyed your videos in the past, but that video that you recently posted was extremely off to me
She has talked about her relationship on her Patreon plus here on YT about her marriage and the valuable lessons learnt. She also doesn’t charge 1000s for courses even though she actually has tangible qualifications. Alexis has explicitly said she is inexperienced with men and was up until recently living with her mum and is 24 years old many times… so how is she ok with charging 1000s to teach people on how to seduce high value provider men to provide for women. The differences are plentiful.
@@TouristsRUs I think you’re missing the point. Even if she has more valuable advice to give than someone else, the viewers will be able to discern on their own. Let your advice and character speak for itself. You don’t need to specifically target or speak down on another content creator. It’s just completely unnecessary and it comes off extremely insecure.
@@ShaylaRollethere’s missing points and then there’s have two different perspectives. She wasn’t talking down to anyone. She’s highlighting a huge issue in the feminine energy coaching industry and gave two extremely obvious examples. It’s very normal to be able to highlight issues in any other given industry. The coaching industry has no regulations and allows any person to charge extortionate amounts for information you can get for free online and in libraries. The list of what is wrong with this is never ending. I presume you are someone who hasn’t bought any courses. If you enjoy the free content on YT that is absolutely fine. But it is important for reputable coaches who run fair practices based on their own ethics to raise awareness of this issue to prevent women spending thousands of dollars for nothing only to benefit the coaches in the end. It won’t affect you if you haven’t bought the courses.
