No More Mr.Nice Guy! Interview w/ Dr Robert Glover!

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @PrimalKingTV
    @PrimalKingTV 4 года назад +247

    Being a nice guy is not the same as being a good guy. A nice guy does things to have people like him but a good does things because it's the right thing to do.

    • @stefanross8129
      @stefanross8129 4 года назад +1

      .... Nice guy, good guy. Pfffffff. Fuggedaboudit.

    • @dinop7488
      @dinop7488 4 года назад +2

      Hey, i bought this book. Awesome. It hit home. Im a typical victim of the nice guy syndrome.
      Do u have some advice, tips we can discuss more about this? Please let me know

    • @realwayne86
      @realwayne86 4 года назад

      @Common Sense absolutely!
      Thank you! Your name speaks for you because you have it! 👍People are so brainwashed not knowing that good and nice means the same. Being nice is another term for being good! When you do nice things means you do good things! If you are a nice person means you are a good person because good and nice is a reflection of positivity which spreads positive energy!
      They just don't get it! I see people love going with the flow of everything that sounds good!
      They are the same!

    • @vishalsathiaseelan679
      @vishalsathiaseelan679 4 года назад

      Beautifully said!

    • @leafster1337
      @leafster1337 4 года назад

      @Common Sense is the right thing to please people? always? no, since people may, say, want to stomp on a baby and elect you to as the honorary stomper. of course you are always not right, either, but to cut out one’s own judgement isn’t good

  • @rbldsshaccess
    @rbldsshaccess Год назад +16

    I have been studying NMMNG for a year. Today I believe I had a revelation: It seems that all the characteristics of the syndrome are lack of maturity, are an incomplete transition from a boy to a man.
    A BOY:
    seek approval - need approval from parents
    Emotionally dependent - relies on parents
    Conflict avoider - relies on mother and father to solve conflict
    Pleaser - seek approval
    Victim - rely on parents to protection
    Passive - Rely. on parents for guidance and decision
    A MAN
    Take on responsibilities
    Straight direct and honest
    Do not fear conflict
    Provide and protect
    Do not need nurturing and approval
    Emotionally independent
    Looks to me that a Nice Guys is simply a boy that hasn't matured properly. into a man and kept the boy's needs into adulthood.
    Comments?

    • @JohnSmith-ks5xw
      @JohnSmith-ks5xw 10 месяцев назад

      I would agree to that to some degree. Nice guys that didn't successfully transition from boyhood to manhood. Interesting way of looking at it.

  • @julioandresgomez3201
    @julioandresgomez3201 4 года назад +16

    A nice guy is afraid of conflict. A real man does not seek conflict, does not stir conflict, but whenever conflict meets him stands up to it graciously and vigorously.

  • @Dean90125
    @Dean90125 3 года назад +11

    Dr Glover has done some great interviews. This is easily one of the best. Thanks all.

  • @alanbangura7949
    @alanbangura7949 4 года назад +35

    That guy changed my life.

  • @tareq.ahsan2020
    @tareq.ahsan2020 4 года назад +12

    "NO More MR Nice Guy" Just finished reading the book. What an Incredible book. Every man Should Read that Book!

  • @gammergq9741
    @gammergq9741 4 года назад +46

    Live life on your terms and invite a woman into that life👌🏾

    • @jfelton3583
      @jfelton3583 3 года назад +1

      Temporarily. At this point I'm finding it ridiculous and pointless to enter a serious relationship with ANY woman.

    • @danielmeloda429
      @danielmeloda429 3 года назад

      @@jfelton3583 relax incel, you'll get there

  • @briantravels1119
    @briantravels1119 4 года назад +55

    This interview was really good bought his book on the spot

    • @ericg.9009
      @ericg.9009 4 года назад +1

      Same

    • @GargaHye
      @GargaHye 4 года назад +3

      Check out his book Dating Essentials for Men. It goes with Mr. Nice Guy but it's also expanded. It honestly changed me and helped me be a better dater but also a better person. I've listened to it on Audible 3 times already it's crazy good.

    • @RedWaveRedWave
      @RedWaveRedWave 4 года назад

      Yeah I really like what he's saying too.

    • @frankiegunnz8066
      @frankiegunnz8066 4 года назад

      You being Beta bro?

    • @macjohnson9567
      @macjohnson9567 3 года назад

      I did too

  • @henrytorresvlogs
    @henrytorresvlogs 4 года назад +55

    I bought his book right away lol to be honest I never had a male figure in my life and I felt like he was talking to me in some parts.

  • @aleccriss9162
    @aleccriss9162 3 года назад +1

    Look how much these intelligent women are enjoying the podcast talk! This guy is striking a balance between creating polarity (which is stereotypically done by the jerk alpha), and being empathetic to what women go through in the relationship dynamic.

  • @Mikemikemike13579
    @Mikemikemike13579 4 года назад +6

    Special thanks to Dr. Glover for giving his perspective on dating, and as usual, a big thanks to Apollonia and Natalie! I went on a date about two weeks ago and had no idea why she didn't reciprocate after the first date (after I thought we had a fantastic night). In retrospect, I was only approaching from my own perspective, and over the past week I have watched plenty of your videos and realized that I was approaching from a completely wrong mindset. I am learning to date from "abundance" rather than "scarcity" and this has made a huge difference in how I carry myself.

  • @TomFox1
    @TomFox1 4 года назад +25

    Time to unleash masculinity....

  • @anthonynuncio8496
    @anthonynuncio8496 4 года назад +5

    🤯 nice guy vs good guy! Such a great interview! I needed this. I’m just now getting back into dating after a separation. This is a good foundation to build myself back up.

  • @kevinarnold9009
    @kevinarnold9009 3 года назад +6

    Sitting here watching this realizing in a past relationship my girlfriend was desperate for leadership, she needed someone to take that role away from her so she could be herself.

  • @jeffbaird6817
    @jeffbaird6817 Год назад

    I love this video. I learned so much. I love how Dr. Glover’s references in being a dance a leader. It makes so much sense. Apollonia you look beautiful.

  • @shanehixson1313
    @shanehixson1313 3 года назад +10

    That girl on the right was diggin it!

    • @Poussyeater-w5e
      @Poussyeater-w5e 8 месяцев назад +1

      Yeah she wanted to eat him up lol

  • @fantasticmrvick
    @fantasticmrvick 3 года назад

    This is the best "Nice Guy" interviews I've seen. WOW! Thank you, Apollonia and thank you Dr. Glover.

  • @gregj1350
    @gregj1350 4 года назад

    Awesome discussion! I'm a door opener too Doc. I tell women 'I know you can get it yourself, but you're with me... I'll get your door.'

  • @thaddeusvaliantlilbodhi1223
    @thaddeusvaliantlilbodhi1223 4 года назад +6

    THE MESSAGE I NEEDED, THANKS.

  • @MrRicardo361
    @MrRicardo361 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing this great interview and insights. The book is fantastic and I've read it many times.
    It's a huge relief to hear Robert say how life isn't all about being this extra alpha dominant bad boy type guy, which is something that seems to have been beaten to death by much of the dating coaching community. That approach just doesn't suit a lot of guys and creates more confusion than help whereas the advice given here really feels more genuine and realistic.

  • @brianreardon3374
    @brianreardon3374 3 года назад +1

    This book and man changed my life!!!

  • @TheDetroitLion313
    @TheDetroitLion313 4 года назад +6

    I bought his book earlier this year and read it and everything that he described as being a Nice Guy was me. His book is in my top 5,its a must have and game changer. Atomic Attraction by Chris Canwell is great also

    • @araya11
      @araya11 3 года назад +1

      What's your other top reads? Thanks.

  • @chenugent
    @chenugent 4 года назад +3

    this is the most mind opening video i have ever watched. amazing podcast

  • @gabrieljordan8015
    @gabrieljordan8015 4 года назад

    I'm glad to see that trying to emasculate men is not going to solve the ' toxic masculinity' problem but instead - if anything - will just amplify it.

  • @umermahmood
    @umermahmood 4 года назад +1

    I admit I struggle in this area...my addiction definitely gives me a lot of anxiety. But when I go without it....my confidence goes up and anxiety goes way down !

  • @footlongsubzero1128
    @footlongsubzero1128 3 года назад +1

    I have learned a lot from this. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

  • @npanther22
    @npanther22 3 года назад +2

    Robert Glover is to dating what Thomas Sowell is to economics.

  • @jonathanvazquez9685
    @jonathanvazquez9685 3 года назад

    This interview was absolutely gold!
    Thanks Apollonia for sharing such amazing and valuable content!

  • @giuliano4527
    @giuliano4527 4 года назад +1

    Thanks Apollonia and Natalie. Ordered kindle version of this book :)

  • @laurenceholmes9011
    @laurenceholmes9011 4 года назад +8

    Good to see y’all have Robert Oliver on the show! I stumbled on the book when I was going thru a nasty break up. From the cover/title I thought it was going to be a douchey, pickup artist type guide, but it turned out to be more psych related, and an insightful look at owning who you are and setting boundaries. I also agree on the corny “alpha/beta” talk.

  • @hardkore9220
    @hardkore9220 4 года назад +2

    Awesome discussion!

  • @vigneshvicky7359
    @vigneshvicky7359 4 года назад +1

    It was really nice..... It was useful.. Thank you Robert glover... Thank you apollonia and Natalie... Awesome

  • @nealfry7196
    @nealfry7196 4 года назад +2

    I Love 💗 myself SO Much, “I Play with myself”
    With Genuine Joyfulness Together Forever is
    my “ Flagpole “ at “ Attention, “ amen.

  • @kennethkunz2449
    @kennethkunz2449 4 года назад +1

    This is pure Gold! Wisdom in a concentrated elixir!

  • @henrytorresvlogs
    @henrytorresvlogs 4 года назад +3

    This was great advice all you guys are amazing.

  • @DanielTekmyster
    @DanielTekmyster 4 года назад +5

    THANK YOU for this video, it has opened my mind and set me down the path to stop being “the nice guy”. The cause of all my failed relationships or not getting the girl!

  • @drid2507
    @drid2507 4 года назад +9

    What women 'want', and what they're actually attracted to is two different things. It makes it nearly impossible for men to please them. She wants a nice guy, but is attracted to assholes. I was dating a woman for 4 months who now wants a months break. I was kind, caring, understanding, and we were physically hot for each other. Her ex husband was physically, mentally, emotionally and sexually abusive.
    And she wants a break from me....🤦‍♂️

    • @realwayne86
      @realwayne86 4 года назад +6

      Because she's an asshole.
      My prime example of being nice and good are the same thing.
      She don't know what it means because she doesn't want to know. Leave her alone!!
      She knows you are a good dude and she knows within herself she isn't good for you! Let her go so she can get abused more since she loves that. Whenever she come back, don't accept her more than a friendship if that's what you want. Live your single life and be friends with women instead of looking for every woman to be your relationship partner.

    • @jazzyj4126
      @jazzyj4126 4 года назад +1

      Shes toxic

    • @VoiceOfThe
      @VoiceOfThe 4 года назад +1

      Same. I know I’m a good guy & a great catch, but because you ‘act’ wrong, they’re turned off by you. It sucks. If I ‘just be yourself’ type thing, it goes tits up. So, I basically have to be someone I’m not and act in a RP way to make her attracted.

    • @nicholasbenoite5847
      @nicholasbenoite5847 3 года назад

      Women are complicated, but yet aren't. Can't change who you are, whether it's a true nice guy or POS. Eventually, the right one comes along. I am not an alpha, my girlfriend is more alpha than me, but she trust me because she knows she is safe with me. But once in while, take a step back and give them space. Being a nice guy isn't wrong, but do it with sense and don't get needy when she pulls away. Sometimes you both need to miss each other for things to grow.

  • @albandb9366
    @albandb9366 4 года назад +1

    Amazing video, more of these please!

  • @raymeadows5986
    @raymeadows5986 4 года назад +13

    Build your own frame, if she wants in your life, great? If not keep them coming

  • @markmolloy1381
    @markmolloy1381 4 года назад +5

    My Dad grew up on a farm in Galway then moved to Dublin. He did election lessons to sound like a Dub, due to shame of his roots. Nice guy. He's not a good guy though and was actually a bully towards me, that's why I haven't spoken to him in 5 years.

  • @Slashco
    @Slashco 3 года назад +11

    Crap. I grew up with an emotionally immature mother and an arrogant, controlling, bullying father and definitely developed niceguy tendencies. I can only hope it's not too late to unlearn them.

    • @joshuaattractsmoney
      @joshuaattractsmoney 3 года назад +5

      It's never...I repeat NEVER too late to unlearn or learn new stuff

  • @nicholasbenoite5847
    @nicholasbenoite5847 3 года назад +2

    Learn to massage, it is heaven for a woman that has attraction to you. Don't rush sex, but be intimate. Treat her like she actually matters, which she really should and most important thing, listen. Don't matter alpha or beta, or a man's man or mommy's boy. Just be human and be true to who you really are.

  • @exoticveganrecipes5655
    @exoticveganrecipes5655 4 года назад +1

    37:10-39:44 I’ve just got the answer I asked you a while ago, it’s just all about the social structure. One excellent podcast this man is pure gold. And your partner Mrs. Ponti has one of the brightest souls I’ve seen, I liked her energy and posture 😉✌️

  • @menumlor9365
    @menumlor9365 3 года назад

    8:25
    Omg me too. I enjoy salsa dancing. Funny how that works.

  • @FirstLast-fg9lo
    @FirstLast-fg9lo 4 года назад +6

    "women reject the neediness" I can't get past this. So, a man can never be weak or have a need to be reassured by his wife or girlfriend without being less of a man?! If a woman can't help me in my time of need, then what good is she? I don't need her money, house, car or status. I need her to love me and help me be a better man. Seems to me women are mad when a man's insecurities gets in the way of their own. I would hate to know that I was married to a woman that would think less of me for needing to be reassured.

    • @jamesbyrne9312
      @jamesbyrne9312 4 года назад

      Totally agree

    • @jamesbyrne9312
      @jamesbyrne9312 4 года назад +1

      @Loud Italian I think you are right. But I agree with the other guy too that there is too much pressure on men to be stoic at the expense of real emotions. If men feel they can't express vulnerability in a relationship something is wrong.

    • @FirstLast-fg9lo
      @FirstLast-fg9lo 4 года назад +1

      @Loud Italian Unfortunately, men also have insecurities that may cause them to act "needy" at times. For that to be such a turnoff is very judgmental of women. For a woman to say men can't have real issues without being unworthy in their minds is wrong. Women it seems want a man to help them fulfill their ideal image of life instead of someone to give themselves to and love unconditionally. Basically, using men.

    • @KarenHicks2820
      @KarenHicks2820 2 года назад

      Having needs and being needy are 2 different things.

  • @imperfectillustration6261
    @imperfectillustration6261 4 года назад +1

    Great interview and content!!!

  • @tkmedia4964
    @tkmedia4964 4 года назад

    Most insightful video i have watched on this topic, thank you very much for doing this helped me a lot

  • @JT-wc7me
    @JT-wc7me Год назад

    Men are being pushed back and forth between being told to lead and being overruled. Its hard to learn, you gotta let people go pretty quickly and that means being completely happy on your own

  • @SeancyB
    @SeancyB 4 года назад

    So much great information. I'm definitely watching this again. So much hits home for me in this video.

  • @robgodden6736
    @robgodden6736 4 года назад +11

    Sounds like hard work. Here's women wanting everything to be all about them again

    •  4 года назад

      Take it or leave it

  • @vesnajurc4188
    @vesnajurc4188 4 года назад +1

    Very true and very informative 💪👌

  • @kingpower49
    @kingpower49 4 года назад +4

    Estou lendo o livro dele, isso que é coincidência, abraços do Brasil.

    • @Drskopf
      @Drskopf 3 года назад +1

      Es altamente recomendado, yo lo leí hace 2 años y siempre regreso a leer el libro para seguir reforzandome, estoy haciendo mi propia terapia! Buena suerte y saludos de un Nicaragüense 👋🇳🇮

  • @behnamrahbarifard4944
    @behnamrahbarifard4944 4 года назад +1

    Thank you so much ❤️

  • @brad8892
    @brad8892 3 года назад +1

    A great Audible book to listen too

  • @GeekMODE_
    @GeekMODE_ 4 года назад

    Glad you had this guest on!

  • @stefanross8129
    @stefanross8129 3 года назад

    ..... This Man is very good. Phenomenal video. Bravo!!!

  • @bobcollison9710
    @bobcollison9710 4 года назад +5

    Informative, intelligent and entertaining interview . Dr Glover has just sold one more copy of his book.

  • @josebenedico7379
    @josebenedico7379 2 года назад

    Really good interview

  • @alexuwafili5629
    @alexuwafili5629 3 года назад +1

    39:14 "When the door opens by all means, walk through that door"..
    What door do you actually refer to Mr Robert, the one that leads to heaven or hell 🙈
    Or the door that ends you up on the street???🤐

  • @ahmedzone4491
    @ahmedzone4491 10 месяцев назад

    Growing up with two parents I can say my Dad was the perfect role model for boys, my Dad was very masculine. My Dad was having lot of girlfriends but he never forget about my mother and us. He was too perfect of a man that I should have learned from him but I didn't because my mom always make me feel he is not good and she always tell me don't be like your dad. But I am far away from home and reflecting on my dad I can say I am learning a lot from him away from him

  • @DjR3aper
    @DjR3aper 4 года назад

    WOAHHH A P P !!!!!! I haven't watched any of your videos recently because i'm taking a break from dating. I have however, just got into some of his material to just be a more improved man i general. So getting on youtube and seeing this is awesome!

  • @TerryShabazz
    @TerryShabazz 4 года назад

    The important years of my life my mom married a guy who I gave a hard time to because I was a mommas boy until I was 15. I wasn’t a nice guy at first because a lot of women didn’t want jerks so I changed into a soft beta up until my late 30s when I got screwed over by an ex I’m a LDR. Now I’m 41 I’m a god guy but I’ve tapped into my masculinity. Every man has masculinity inside of them. If a woman what a nice guy she wants a man to control and then she’ll cheat on you with a guy who’s masculine.

  • @mikelauersdorf2992
    @mikelauersdorf2992 3 года назад +1

    Awesome interview. Loved your interactions, I'm thinking Natalie doesn't have much of a poker face.

  • @campingforayearrenoheart5908
    @campingforayearrenoheart5908 4 года назад +5

    Look at you girls smile love it

  • @crob949
    @crob949 4 года назад

    Some of my favorite folks to learn from...I have dr glovers book no more mr nice guy as well, great book

  • @Flapperjaw
    @Flapperjaw 3 года назад

    He's basically a nice guy....who FINALLY figured it all out.....

  • @abnerromero7158
    @abnerromero7158 4 года назад +4

    I grow up without a mom. She broke up with me bc I was needy but when she needed her fuel pump replaced I wasn't needy to her then

  • @panserspikes6011
    @panserspikes6011 4 года назад

    This is VERY imporant. Good stuff

  • @intimemaybe9745
    @intimemaybe9745 3 года назад

    My girl says I'm a nice guy , here's my take on it , if I get treated nice I'll be nice , if I get treated like crap , right back at them , I'm a very considerate person , and I think that's why my girl considers me a nice along with being a gentleman , but I do demand respect , and if that doesn't work , I don't know what to say

  • @sidlove5798
    @sidlove5798 4 года назад

    Good advice Thank you..bless you all with love peace .. blessings to your families

  • @vishalsathiaseelan679
    @vishalsathiaseelan679 4 года назад

    Fantastic video.

  • @GamalJesus
    @GamalJesus 3 года назад +1

    I literally bought the book after watching it

  • @eltonedick2686
    @eltonedick2686 4 года назад

    Wow this a eye opener for me,thanks I like what you do.

  • @jamesbyrne9312
    @jamesbyrne9312 4 года назад +1

    No, society tells men to be matcho, not be emasculated. The problem is precisely that women dont allow men to have feelings. Its not the other way around. Its not mens fault

  • @boomboombenny1540
    @boomboombenny1540 4 года назад +3

    Love the book , got it on audible . The first time listened to i shut it off after the first 10 mins , said “holy fuck “ and just sat there for another 30 mins thinking how completely accurately it described me before I could hit play again. Now Lost count how many times I’ve listened to the whole thing over.

    • @GargaHye
      @GargaHye 4 года назад

      Check out his book Dating Essentials for Men. That was me. I listened to it on audible 3 times already about to listen to it for the 4th.

  • @amit22joshi
    @amit22joshi 4 года назад

    I am reading this book...nice book👌👌👌

  • @donnellharrisonsr.8979
    @donnellharrisonsr.8979 3 года назад

    The last question was 🔥🔥

  • @RawPeople
    @RawPeople 3 года назад

    My dad wasn't a nice guy. So I find myself playing the hero. Too many men out there manipulating and not being real. Also being a Libra does'nt help ha! I am actually a badass just not to the woman I like... Current Lady Aquarius and an absolute nightmare yet all the signs are there.. She serenaded me the other night at 1am with her ukulele and dreamy eyes.. yet because of the respect and tiredness of us both. I said good night, ciao ciao and went on my merry way. Now I feel like an idiot. I so need to chit chat with you Apollonia. Another date Thursday so I'm going to let the lion out hahaha LOVE YOUR WORK x

  • @rlg222
    @rlg222 4 года назад

    Interesting concept. This would explain my behavior.

  • @johnnycash7944
    @johnnycash7944 3 года назад

    Such a great interview.

  • @patrickkgoodwin8859
    @patrickkgoodwin8859 3 года назад

    Thank you doc and ladies you sold me

  • @ltcajh
    @ltcajh 4 года назад +2

    What’s with the girl smirking?
    Some women want are purposely elusive on how to make them happy, for control purposes. Is it worth the grief? I married a woman with 2 girls who rolled all over their mom, and manipulated me. A friend played, “No more Mr. Nice Guy” for me. It became my motto. It ended with me calling the cops because one daughter was growing pot in her room. I called the cops.

  • @RobertMertensPhD
    @RobertMertensPhD 4 года назад

    I bought this book, thinking that I might be "Mr. Nice Guy." I got about two chapters in and said, "Nope - this isn't me." I talked about it to a friend who was a hyper-player (got laid three times a night when he wanted it), and he said that was him. I mailed it to him.
    I got more out of Men are From Mars... which was given to me by a girl.
    I also get the door.

  • @Mihir_Dwi
    @Mihir_Dwi 4 года назад

    Dr Glover is such a Genius 👍

  • @scottsevits9408
    @scottsevits9408 4 года назад

    I nearly died as a baby due to a birth defect and my parents in ways were over protective and didn't want me to grow up and move on because they nearly lost me once and didn't want to lose me at all. I wasn't allowed to play sports growing up except bowling and that wasn't till I was 14. I wasn't allowed to join the military, both due to my parents fear of losing me and due to religious beliefs. I was 19 before I really started noticing girls and was blocked from getting ti know a girl 4 years younger than myself and that really hurt because it prevented me from ever dating her. I was rejected every time I tried asking someone out. I find that most people giving relationship advice never take things like that into consideration. people can be rejected out of the dating game and they can be hurt so bad thst they take themselves out as a means of protecting themselves. when you are a woman and take yourself out you will still be approached by men. Hiwever when you are a man and do that you are essentially done, relegating yourself to a life of loneliness because women will never reach and and try to make a man feel that he does have value and that some woman will want him. he is expected to put the pain, the rejection and any heartbreak behind him and keep trying.

  • @demonfox0958
    @demonfox0958 4 года назад

    My observations of mother, sister, and other women around me combined with negative mentoring by my father resulted in me learning to have hatred, contempt, and distrust of girls and women from a very early age. By the end of 9th grade/15yo I pretty much just psychologically shut down and became, for all intents and purposes, asexual and accepted that I would likely live my life alone. I just avoided women completely unless required for school or work. The natural attraction, interest, and libido simply didn't develop and I didn't understand why other guys put so much emphasis and importance on chasing women and willingly subject themselves to such abuse. I finally had my first kiss, sex, and girlfriend at age 23 - and only because she chased me for months and made all the first moves (I never would have). Even then, it took many years for me to slowly learn to trust women. Women would approach me - sometimes quite blatantly - but I was confused by their cues and actually repelled by them. It would actually make me angry because I believed they were just out for some monetary/material gain from me, and I would be cold or rude to make them go away. Secretly I actually wanted to physically HURT them for having the "temerity" to talk to me - when all they were trying to do is get to know me. I did not really learn correctly until about 3.5 years ago when I, just out of curiosity, started studying PUA - when I was already 45yo and 15 years into marriage. The skills and attitudes I learned from those coaches have made my marriage and life SO much better!!

  • @marioleclerc4566
    @marioleclerc4566 2 года назад

    I understand not to push a partner to sex but I would give my humble advice - make sure from the get go that your libido could work with her's. Thank you all great insights !!!

  • @GENIUSA1A
    @GENIUSA1A 4 года назад

    Read the book this week. Time to make a change.

  • @omerel-tag7172
    @omerel-tag7172 3 года назад

    LETS GO!!!

  • @angelramos-ortiz9696
    @angelramos-ortiz9696 3 года назад

    Nice Guy / Good Guy at the end of the day It's all the same , women go after the "" Bad Boy "" right after saying that they want the Nice/Good Guy .....according to all these videos apparently value the "" Bad Boy "" over the Good/Nice Guy because of the 5 , 10 , 15 , 20 traits that the ""Bad Boy "" have that the Good/Nice Guy don't have and keep treating the Nice/Good Guy is boring , needy , Mama's Boy etc,etc,etc ....!

  • @gidsmono8044
    @gidsmono8044 4 года назад +1

    It's another classic from the one and only. Thanks AP for bringing him on board. His book changed me in a good way.

  • @russneese1004
    @russneese1004 4 года назад

    The gem was at the end from him...consciousness in the individual and In dating.

  • @Torriotorres
    @Torriotorres 3 года назад

    You shouldn't be aiming to manipulate someone, that's not the right place to be coming with things. Imma real Don, and I can have whatever I want if I work for it.

  • @vibacar93
    @vibacar93 4 года назад

    Dr. Robert im definitely gonna buy your books

    • @GargaHye
      @GargaHye 4 года назад

      Check out his book Dating Essentials for Men. Also an AMAZING book. It's changed me so much the best book I ever listened to (got it on audible)

  • @nealfry7196
    @nealfry7196 4 года назад +1

    “ Master The Baiter “
    Was ‘my’ 1ST Book that Eye Wrote. “

    • @TomFox1
      @TomFox1 4 года назад

      🤦‍♂️😂😂

    • @DjR3aper
      @DjR3aper 4 года назад

      😂😂

  • @nealfry7196
    @nealfry7196 4 года назад +4

    When “Dealing” with “A” Healthy Wealthy
    “WoN” Woman 👩 on ‘our’ 1ST Date’s
    “ Good Night 😘 💋 KISS “ TELL her 1ST,
    “ Prenuptial Agreement!!! “

    • @nealfry7196
      @nealfry7196 4 года назад +1

      I, Neal Patrick Fry have a 3” inch Scar a Half
      Inch Wide on my Left upper Wrist with “A”
      Tattoo to “ Cover ^UP^ my So-Called Nice 👍
      “ GUY “ on my “ Sleeve “ to “Protect and Provide” for The Ladies, Women and Girls who
      “ Live in a Ghetto. “
      Who “ Protects and Provides “ for ‘you’ Complaining?
      As Serious as a .45 Caliber Colt .45,
      Neal Patrick Fry from Straight Outta Detroit!!!

    • @nealfry7196
      @nealfry7196 4 года назад +1

      Charles Bronson - Magnificent Seven - Father’s
      Responsibility:
      Both of ‘you’ 💕 Lovely Ladies,
      Get an “ Hourly Job “ at The Ford Motor Company’s Rouge Complex and “Protect and Provide” for ‘your’ Men and Boys in ‘your’
      “ Lives “ for 34 Years, 3 Months, 2 Weeks and
      4 and a Half Days because “THAT SISSY” can’t
      “ Handle The Responsibility, “ amen 🙏.

  • @cabanamike
    @cabanamike 2 года назад

    Is there a link to this Master the Bedroom you mentioned?

  • @monteanderson9156
    @monteanderson9156 4 года назад

    In scripture its is specific woman want the man to lead. Woman want and need to create a emotional connection for men it is different it is important for the man to have his own hobbies and other things simply build a great life and take her along on tjis great adventure with you to be a part of your life not for her to be your life.

  • @siphosakhengcongo4775
    @siphosakhengcongo4775 3 года назад +1

    Church made me a nice guy

  • @braedenduncan1052
    @braedenduncan1052 4 года назад

    Absolutely brilliant!!