👋🏻Hey all! Hope you enjoyed this! Let me know your opinion on the idea of being a High Value Man!🐺 🚨Come join my NEW Relationship Bootcamp! be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE091& - Chris
This guy makes a few good points, admittedly, particularly pertaining to the Hierarchy of Needs, the myth of the Alpha/Beta system, and the fact that women are equal in the workplace (true in the eyes of the law, and although there is a lot that could be said about this, for the sake of time I can see why it was not addressed). I would disagree with the insinuation that men are primarily pursuing material success to increase their chances with women, but would suggest that this is largely due to an increased desire for financial independence and self sufficiency. Many of us remember the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Not a pleasant time. I would also disagree with the implication that a partnership is solely about emotional support, but my dissent comes solely from academic study rather than experience (I'm a lifelong adherent to the MGTOW ideology, from even before it had a name). While this is a factor in a partnership, it is a rather small factor. ~20-40% of divorces cite financial problems, so while it is true that women don't need men for financial assistance in the modern era, there seems to be a certain quality of life that people grow accustomed to, and if that standard is unmet, then emotional support becomes irrelevant. Emotional support doesn't pay for a Mercedes. At least, that's what those with experience say. Dude seems to be a good speaker and is quite insightful. We hold some differing opinions, but he was logical and his reasoning was consistent. Seems like an interesting guy and I may have to watch some more of his videos.
👋🏻Hey all! Hope you enjoyed this! Let me know your opinion on the idea of being a High Value Man!🐺
🚨Come join my NEW Relationship Bootcamp! be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE091&
- Chris
I don't think you understand what High Value Man is.
Thanks for the feedback! Will take it on board. :)
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@@timothydigerolamo :)
And those of us that read this, think the very same about you. Either AI or person...😅
This guy makes a few good points, admittedly, particularly pertaining to the Hierarchy of Needs, the myth of the Alpha/Beta system, and the fact that women are equal in the workplace (true in the eyes of the law, and although there is a lot that could be said about this, for the sake of time I can see why it was not addressed).
I would disagree with the insinuation that men are primarily pursuing material success to increase their chances with women, but would suggest that this is largely due to an increased desire for financial independence and self sufficiency. Many of us remember the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Not a pleasant time.
I would also disagree with the implication that a partnership is solely about emotional support, but my dissent comes solely from academic study rather than experience (I'm a lifelong adherent to the MGTOW ideology, from even before it had a name). While this is a factor in a partnership, it is a rather small factor. ~20-40% of divorces cite financial problems, so while it is true that women don't need men for financial assistance in the modern era, there seems to be a certain quality of life that people grow accustomed to, and if that standard is unmet, then emotional support becomes irrelevant. Emotional support doesn't pay for a Mercedes. At least, that's what those with experience say.
Dude seems to be a good speaker and is quite insightful. We hold some differing opinions, but he was logical and his reasoning was consistent. Seems like an interesting guy and I may have to watch some more of his videos.
Thanks Josiah!
170 views, dont quit your day job
Cheers for the advice Bob!