15 Signs of a Low Value Man

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  • Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
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    00:00 - Intro
    01:02 - Bottom 25% of earners
    02:51 - Unhealthy and weak
    05:03 - Abusive and controlling
    06:23 - Not a father to his children
    08:10 - Low IQ, EQ and No Personality
    09:21 - Lazy, Unmotivated and a burden to others
    10:20 - Unlucky and can’t catch a break
    11:21 - Envious and dishonest
    12:21 - Always surrounded by other low value men
    13:48 - He never invests in himself
    15:35 - Stuck in the same place he started
    16:41 - Blaming others & Beyond Entitled
    17:44 - Chooses to escape reality
    18:43 - Angry at the world
    19:46 - He is not a masculine man
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Комментарии • 2,9 тыс.

  • @timothygibney159
    @timothygibney159 Год назад +527

    This was so uncomfortable to watch. I was and still is. I decided at my late 20's I did not want to be a loser anymore! I went back to school and with severe ADHD the odds were stacked against me. I didn't care. I got A's and Bs 😀. I still was a loser but wanted to finish a degree. I took shitty jobs and got abused at work. I read self help books that were critical and took the shame in pride. By my 30s I finally got a degree and then got an average wage. I moved out and then worked 50 to 70 hours a week for a few years. Now in my 40's I make 90K. I am about to get a home but still I had a late start. I wish I was raised better but at least I got out

    • @digitaldew
      @digitaldew Год назад +32

      I'm glad you chose discipline instead of living with regret the rest of your life! Search for Jocko Willink, Pat McNamara, David Goggins, Aaron Clarey and J. Waller all on youtube. Have a wonderful day.

    • @daydream2609
      @daydream2609 Год назад +26

      You and me both. ADHD ruined my life until I was 27 and a light bulb went off.

    • @temple134
      @temple134 Год назад +5

      That’s literally my life 😂

    • @KP-hi1om
      @KP-hi1om Год назад +21

      That's awesome that you took responsibilty for you life and not blame society. I wish you well.

    • @dannymostarac1799
      @dannymostarac1799 Год назад +12

      Severe adhd are amongst the highest achievers in the world....ditto.

  • @phoenix5054
    @phoenix5054 2 года назад +1200

    Just a reminder: living with your parents is not a universally “low value” quality. Some cultures, specifically those which retirement investments and retirement homes are not commonplace, living with your parents show responsibilty. It’s a mark that you don’t just leave the people who took care of you when they are old and incapable of taking care of themselves.

    • @KaylaNoelle1
      @KaylaNoelle1 2 года назад +227

      That’s a good point! Not everyone is American lmao. And the trend of parents gleefully kicking out their kids the moment they turn 18 is weird. You should have kids to love them and give them a good life, not just because you wanted a cute baby for one year. Your child is your child for LIFE not just 18 years.

    • @sumeetraut7435
      @sumeetraut7435 2 года назад +22

      Right

    • @sumeetraut7435
      @sumeetraut7435 2 года назад +24

      Agreed 👍

    • @Sam-jf2id
      @Sam-jf2id 2 года назад +175

      There's a difference between living with your parents and your parents living with you.

    • @Lilys1111
      @Lilys1111 2 года назад +83

      Speaking from a Latin culture perspective. Men living with their parents after a certain age is always a red flag 🚩

  • @ianflanders5096
    @ianflanders5096 Год назад +84

    A couple more signs of low value men:
    1. Constantly judging other people.
    2. Being offended by everything.
    I grew up with a father who did a lot of these two things, and unfortunately some of it rubbed off on me, and I've had to work to eliminate these behaviors.

    • @hangas-s1507
      @hangas-s1507 Год назад +1

      Congratulations for doing better now!

    • @ompabaletserametse8643
      @ompabaletserametse8643 10 месяцев назад +4

      I am glad you realized that it was up to you to improve. You took ownership and I respect that.

    • @Chad_Thundernuts
      @Chad_Thundernuts 8 месяцев назад +4

      Good stuff. A similar story for me too. Add to the list "constant complaining". I grew up with extremely negative and toxic influences around me so it's been an effort to make sure I don't follow in those footsteps. Because sometimes I would find myself acting like that, but thankfully managed to recognize it in myself and not like it enough to want to change. 👍

    • @NoliesMusicChannel
      @NoliesMusicChannel 7 месяцев назад +1

      Seems the exact description of my brother :O

    • @CloseLook29
      @CloseLook29 5 месяцев назад

      I would add laughing at others, irrespective of who they are, behind their back, just to please whom one is talking to or the flying monkeys around oneself.

  • @blackwidowwisp6255
    @blackwidowwisp6255 Год назад +15

    “You’ve known them for years but they haven’t done shit.” - that hit so hard 😅

  • @julijakeit
    @julijakeit 2 года назад +85

    Low value man destroys instead of creating. He either destroys his own chances or literally destroys someone else's property or chances of success.

    • @drkingslend
      @drkingslend Год назад +1

      What if you were once a very high value man but got so much jealousy and violence directed at you that you got PTSD, even others destroyed property just because they couldnt be as cool, and the people are close by, giving the silent treatment to keep what little power they have

    • @mansanoire9989
      @mansanoire9989 Год назад +5

      @@drkingslend You remove yourself from them. being high value means you always strive to take your destiny into your own hands and never ever let anyone have a say in the direction your life takes.

    • @kiddkuru
      @kiddkuru Год назад +4

      seem to be a lot more women doing that in the world right now.

    • @ThomasJones-sz3sx
      @ThomasJones-sz3sx Год назад +1

      @@mansanoire9989 Precisely!!

    • @jackies7218
      @jackies7218 Год назад

      A young man without a girlfriend is dangerous to society.

  • @buzzin6895
    @buzzin6895 Год назад +42

    You missed this one, and it is vitally important. He is not a man of his word. If you say you'll do something, do it. Don't take on a task you can't handle, so don't say you'll do it, even though you won't, only to disappoint.

    • @nuttybrunette
      @nuttybrunette 4 месяца назад +1

      I love this!! If you don't honor your word, your word means nothing..

    • @angelwings6193
      @angelwings6193 3 месяца назад +1

      AGREE keep your word, otherwise actions speak louder than words n your words have zero value,,,,,,,,,,,,,, xo

  • @Adam-gz6xz
    @Adam-gz6xz Год назад +101

    It doesn't matter what you do fellas. As long as you are striving to be better, and do better, you're a high value man. Don't judge your worth by money.

    • @AK-jy3pe
      @AK-jy3pe Год назад +19

      Don’t judge worth by money, but don’t use it as an excuse to be broke.

    • @SaintsCoAnime
      @SaintsCoAnime Год назад +3

      ​@@AK-jy3pe Amen king aka Huey 🙏🏾😊

    • @jasonbiggs9261
      @jasonbiggs9261 5 месяцев назад +1

      Don't use that as an excuse to be mediocre

    • @angelwings6193
      @angelwings6193 3 месяца назад +2

      money does not determine a person's worth,,,,,,,,,,,,, his actions Do

  • @therapiststeve3294
    @therapiststeve3294 Год назад +31

    I've sent this video to female patients with Abusive, Narcissistic Low Value partners. This video is beyond amazing. Thank you!

    • @bertbox69
      @bertbox69 Год назад +2

      Do you're a therapist and your actually sending this garbage from unqualified sources to your patients ?

    • @user-fc2xk3uv8y
      @user-fc2xk3uv8y Год назад +1

      ​@@bertbox69 equating narcissist with abuser tells me this person should not be treating people, period lol

  • @BWB31975
    @BWB31975 Год назад +74

    "Emulate the effort, not the result." Great line. It says quite a lot in very few words.

  • @BWB31975
    @BWB31975 Год назад +63

    Some of these traits can creep into your life without you immediately noticing. Even a man who is valuable could find that little habits and indulgences start adding up. At least, they can for me. This video is totally valuable as a wake up call, but it also has value as a threat identifier for those who want to stay valuable.

  • @AuntHooLoo
    @AuntHooLoo Год назад +134

    To all the brothers taking time to watch and apply this...I'm proud of you fellas
    Let's get it!

  • @edpannasch7776
    @edpannasch7776 Год назад +25

    @Kevin Crowe. Regarding depression, a friend got out of a huge depressive slump by writing down a list of five things he was going to do the next day. Relatively simple things: bring the garbage cans out early for pick up, shave first thing in the morning, etc. Over time the five things became more sophisticated. He kept the daily lists to show that he had made progress. It worked.

    • @verb0ze
      @verb0ze Год назад +1

      This is great advice, and works wonders! I think I've 10x my productivity when I started doing this. I used to have a board filled with lofty goals, nothing ever got done. But once I started setting very small, sometimes seemingly absurd goals such as read for 5 mins each morning, I really started seeing progress. I think my brain gets fueled by seeing small successes, and just wants to get more of that. Then the successes accumulate!

  • @cassandramiguel1163
    @cassandramiguel1163 2 года назад +86

    The other day I met a man who said, "A marriage is about love not about what you're being picky about." Then I answered, "Sorry but I can love a man so much but if he's lazy and never takes responsibility for his life, then how can I continue to love hime??" He calls it being picky and I call it having standards.

    • @wouter4730
      @wouter4730 Год назад +7

      You're right. Stick to your standards if your lover isn't improving his life for the better.

    • @ZiggyLu-og3zp
      @ZiggyLu-og3zp Год назад +9

      Sounds like the guy is a manipulative narcissists. Get out.

    • @CynthiaWithLove
      @CynthiaWithLove Год назад +7

      I think men are tired of women quitting on them.

    • @bhutehole
      @bhutehole Год назад +11

      if money is that important to you, its clear you love money more than men. saying you have standards is just downplaying your true nature in this regard.

    • @MikeFrazee222
      @MikeFrazee222 Год назад +8

      You need to find someone else. Marriage is work, and he'll won't be able to handle it.

  • @pnas.a4474
    @pnas.a4474 2 года назад +38

    "Low value men won't download the alux app and sign in for $99 a year" lol what a strategy!

  • @lisapippinbt738
    @lisapippinbt738 Год назад +11

    I was married to one of these creatures. He just about drained my finances and destroyed my life. Very great video!

  • @boisebadboy93
    @boisebadboy93 Год назад +130

    Until a year ago, I was in a relationship with a girl who was satisfied with being a career barista and she had zero ambition. The way she lived her life leaked into my mind and I started to become that too. We broke up and it did hurt, but I'm now a thriving single man, making more money than I've ever made before, and I'm actually typing this comment while waiting for my chemistry class in college to start. I'm well into pursuing an engineering degree and HOPEFULLY well on my way to becoming this "high value man" everyone speaks of! My ultimate goal it to build a kingdom for my future wife and kids, and be the best father and husband I can be. It is a very challenging road, but it is worth it! God bless you all!

    • @daydream2609
      @daydream2609 Год назад +3

      Do tech sales. That’s a path to quick wealth. I make 6 figures. I wish I knew that before I went to grad school.

    • @InHomeOutDoors
      @InHomeOutDoors Год назад +1

      Dahm I should have meet you ten years ago! You go!!! That's great :)

    • @leahsundvall5894
      @leahsundvall5894 Год назад +5

      Good for you to notice that your relationship was holding you back.
      If the person your with doesn’t enrich your life, they aren’t the right person.

    • @boisebadboy93
      @boisebadboy93 Год назад

      @@InHomeOutDoors Thanks 😊

    • @boisebadboy93
      @boisebadboy93 Год назад

      @@leahsundvall5894 exactly

  • @awneerazack1378
    @awneerazack1378 2 года назад +36

    “You're not going to master the rest of your life in one day. Just relax. Master the day. Then just keep doing that every day. ”

  • @NiftyThrifty675
    @NiftyThrifty675 2 года назад +150

    A man with multiple kids with different women is also low value, even if he does look after them.

    • @ZamorasEmpire.
      @ZamorasEmpire. 2 года назад +12

      Thats an alpha men,,

    • @lmusima3275
      @lmusima3275 2 года назад +19

      These are what I call “dusty men”

    • @ZamorasEmpire.
      @ZamorasEmpire. 2 года назад

      @A Great Man Named Lieu fine that's a sigma men, since we are so very attractive , posses better leadership ability than alpha. Most women want to have sex with us due to our unexplained sigma personality therefore Women should be aware that its there responsibility to to taking care of the child since they just want us to have sex with them.

    • @rahimi4762
      @rahimi4762 2 года назад +8

      @@lmusima3275 who made those dusty men? Who enabled them?

    • @robindear5043
      @robindear5043 2 года назад +1

      @@lmusima3275 😹😹😹ROTFL!!!

  • @firey5
    @firey5 Год назад +41

    6M. Watching this is one of the most difficult things I've ever done, even after being the one to try and confide in my family that to be successful, one must start with an honest appraisal of their life and the direction it's headed. Thank you Alux!

    • @marcusknoll9500
      @marcusknoll9500 Год назад

      Yes.....but is their really enough room for everyone to be "that successful"
      Imagine deleting all the jobs that pay under 35$ an hour right now.......what would our society look like?

  • @mrkinla
    @mrkinla Год назад +207

    "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie changed my life. It really helped me socially and professionally, and see the value, not matter how small, in every person that I meet.

    • @randomhouse_11
      @randomhouse_11 Год назад +7

      Mine too, 32 years ago. One of the greatest book of all time.

    • @mrkinla
      @mrkinla Год назад +6

      @@randomhouse_11 Hi, Random. It's been about that long for me, as well. It'll be worth another read, although the principles are straightforward and easy to live by.

    • @Zhello79
      @Zhello79 Год назад +3

      @@mrkinla Agreed.

    • @lepantzeus1
      @lepantzeus1 Год назад +1

      Thank you. ;-) ;-) ;-) ;-) ;-)

    • @GloryBlazer
      @GloryBlazer Год назад +1

      wow thanks, it was just 93% off in kindle edition I bought it for 0,33$!

  • @mrnoname2753
    @mrnoname2753 2 года назад +93

    Signs of a low value man (my list):
    1. They can’t handle adversity (most of the time).
    2. They lack discipline.
    3. They usually act in panic, stress, fear and bug out.
    4. They say negative things about people.
    5. They have poor work ethic.
    6. They dwell on the past
    7. They’re people pleasers.
    8. They lack purpose in life.
    9. They don’t take care of themselves. physically and mentally
    10. They don’t think for themselves hence have herd mentality.
    11. They make bad choices and don’t learn from them.
    11. They want to do as little as possible
    12. They’re argumentative and rude
    13. They lack morality and are antisocial
    14. They venerate people with high status but they degrade people of lower status
    15. They are dishonest and lie a lot.
    Most of these use to apply to me however I’ve developed myself personally as I grew older. I still struggle with 9,6,5 and 3 sometimes, but I’m getting better.

    • @paolagomez3175
      @paolagomez3175 2 года назад +1

      @@ng9047 I completely agree with your harsh remarks. But not to blame, media has not helped recent generations. There's a new "men can be weak and emotional too" mentality.
      I understand this was meant to promote emotional intelligence for men which was a taboo for years but a part of society took it the wrong way. Thus allowing and normalizing men to have a "victim" mentality.
      Which is never good, whether it's unfair for men or not, you guys are the strong/brave polarity of humanity, the world would collapse if all men lost their manliness.

    • @strikeback1080
      @strikeback1080 Год назад +3

      Great list sir. I can honestly say I've only been accused of trait number 6. And that accusation hasn't just come from other people. It's a self-realization I've come to as I acknowledge that I beat myself up so much over past mistakes.
      Regardless of the fact that I may have people compliment me over being the opposite of many of the other deficiencies you enumerated. I can only do so much if I can't get out of my own way due to number 6.
      Thanks for reminding me of where I need to have my focus. Hope you find all the answers to questions you seek and all the success from your valiant efforts.

    • @mrnoname2753
      @mrnoname2753 Год назад +3

      @@strikeback1080 same, number 6 is probably my biggest weakness, I tend to dwell on my wrongdoings and other negative events in the past which makes me feel anger and resentment towards myself to the point of self harm and suicidal thoughts. I treat myself very harshly at times.
      My work ethic has also been influenced by this unfortunately, which I defo need to work on.
      I had issues with the other traits but now that’s all in the past.

    • @kiddkuru
      @kiddkuru Год назад +1

      you struggle with 4 and 15 too

    • @voyager2135
      @voyager2135 Год назад +1

      Oh so I'm low value man cause I have bad OCD and anxiety? I guess its my fault I was born with a brain predisposed to anxiety.

  • @blackjamesbondd
    @blackjamesbondd 2 года назад +113

    “Even your pull out game is weak” the creators behind ALUX are legend!!

  • @higherpowerlifting5065
    @higherpowerlifting5065 Год назад +8

    I would clarify that you shouldn't engage in self-improvement for results, to get women, or impress people. People don't care. You're unlikely to improve so much that you stand out, probably just become normal. I made a big push to change at 27, got a master's degree, excelled in my career, got in the best shape of my life, saved and invested my money, learned an incredible amount by reading and studying. I'm better for it and I feel like I can live with myself now knowing I'm not a complete waste of space. But did it make my life easy, do I have women lining up to date me, does anyone really care or notice that much? No. It can't be about that. I know I'm in a better place today and I don't have regrets. I know I didn't waste my time. And I'm in a position for life to keep getting better. That's all it is. Not super exciting, but so much better than the alternative.

  • @alexandergibs3757
    @alexandergibs3757 Год назад +44

    Why, Thank you for being descriptive on video. It shocked me, and made me realize that I for once, take it as a low value all this time. Sure it feels ashamed, but at the same time I feel motivated. Surely thank you.

  • @otuefiom5730
    @otuefiom5730 2 года назад +28

    This lady is brutally honest today. Most low value men will not like this. 😂

    • @Monipenny1000
      @Monipenny1000 2 года назад +5

      Those who have never taken a single step towards personal improvements wouldn't watch a video like this one and if they did, it would set them right over the edge. The guys who do watch this want to improve.

    • @vittoriacolona
      @vittoriacolona 25 дней назад

      Incels, Narcississtic males

  • @watsonkashala99
    @watsonkashala99 2 года назад +315

    00:00 - Intro
    01:02 - Bottom 25% of earners
    02:51 - Unhealthy and weak
    05:03 - Abusive and controlling
    06:23 - Not a father to his children
    08:10 - Low IQ, EQ and No Personality
    09:21 - Lazy, Unmotivated and a burden to others
    10:20 - Unlucky and can’t catch a break
    11:21 - Envious and dishonest
    12:21 - Always surrounded by other low value men
    13:48 - He never invests in himself
    15:35 - Stuck in the same place he started
    16:41 - Blaming others & Beyond Entitled
    17:44 - Chooses to escape reality
    18:43 - Angry at the world
    19:46 - He is not a masculine man
    20:43 - Question

    • @NO-TRUCKS-GIVEN
      @NO-TRUCKS-GIVEN 2 года назад +17

      Your work here is appreciated and commendable sir

    • @serenelyascending3339
      @serenelyascending3339 2 года назад +1

      💐

    • @epbrown01
      @epbrown01 2 года назад +10

      Funny to me how a lot of these traits apply to high profile "high value" men. Trump ticks a lot of these boxes, for instance.

    • @thesocialintrovertchronicles
      @thesocialintrovertchronicles 2 года назад +19

      @@epbrown01 i think you are confusing wealth with value..... Being wealthy does not equal being high value

    • @epbrown01
      @epbrown01 2 года назад +2

      @@thesocialintrovertchronicles Hence the quotes.

  • @Shedshananigans
    @Shedshananigans Год назад +39

    Watching this video was like looking in a mirror. I’m 47 never been married or had children. I’m stuck in a low-paying job, can’t afford to rent a place so I live in my vehicle. I’m morbidly obese, no friends at all. I have my dog, however. I’ve tried for several years to get a different, better paying job but to no avail. Also in terrible debt with student loans, credit cards, etc. I have severe depression and anxiety for which I take six different medications. While I don’t blame others for my problems, I do blame myself and low intelligence for most things gone awry. I do feel like I’m angry in general most of the time, mostly at myself. I have zero motivation now after countless failures and severe depression. I don’t ever really see myself digging out of this one. I only dig myself deeper. Not sure if anyone else is in this type of situation.

    • @petemorton8403
      @petemorton8403 Год назад +11

      Be cool dude, it's mostly Title IV and then Affermative Action being inacted five years later. Title IV should have been amended to reflect this, but no. Then because of the supply of workers diluting the labor market, wages came down. Unemployment hit 9.6, stayed high till mid 90's. So don't blame yourself. It isn't you. I went through these hard impossible times also. Luck only did I get past it. But then Entitlement got me. I now have a "why even try" thought pattern. Especially with that VAWA bs hanging over our heads. I've learned those laws, they are unconstitutional, but in place. This chick who says these things is clueless, but she gets to live in the fairyland given to her.

    • @aileentorresgarci
      @aileentorresgarci Год назад +5

      Hey this probably sounds really cliche but ur doing amazing in life! U have a job and everything u need don’t let comparison kill the happiness you should feel for ur ‘small’ blessings 💕 god will help u realize that too

    • @joannmclean6406
      @joannmclean6406 Год назад +18

      Do you know Jesus Christ? Ask Him to help you. He will. ❤

    • @oroville12345
      @oroville12345 Год назад +6

      Bro you are not low value you just need a leg up.

    • @marcusknoll9500
      @marcusknoll9500 Год назад +6

      Stay strong Kevin 👍👍 you're doing a great job with the dog......keep going

  • @PeterStreetCasuals
    @PeterStreetCasuals Год назад +25

    6M! This is painful to watch but has allowed me to recognise some of my present flaws and given me a platform to start improving! Thank you!

  • @mgreek31
    @mgreek31 2 года назад +49

    It all starts from FOCUS and DISCIPLINE !!!

  • @peternguyen1911
    @peternguyen1911 2 года назад +37

    "Even your pull-out game is weak" 😂

  • @victoriousjoy9338
    @victoriousjoy9338 Год назад +13

    You can never become something you hate!! That's gold!

  • @Solarcrafting
    @Solarcrafting 8 месяцев назад +2

    A good sign of anyone Low Value is the constant need to validate themselves to others.

  • @ZiggyLu-og3zp
    @ZiggyLu-og3zp Год назад +25

    Ladies, This applies to us too. Let’s all make changes for a better life! Today is a new day to start a new life!

  • @WarlordChaos
    @WarlordChaos Год назад +50

    I love how she's brutally honest about everything ✨🌸

    • @anthonyharmon9265
      @anthonyharmon9265 Год назад

      Of course you do....your a female, bashing men is fun to you

  • @theking8347
    @theking8347 Год назад +13

    My value isn't decided by me. Society chose it for me.
    From the day I started school, to now, I was either bullied or ignored. I've tried to reach out to people, but they're too busy with their own lives to care or have time for me. It is it any wonder I have no motivation and choose to escape reality when reality treats me like garbage?

    • @zeddyofficial5966
      @zeddyofficial5966 Год назад +1

      There is one person who u have influence over and can have your full attention. That's YOU 👈. Society is not complete without you, use your piece and make it count. If no one celebrates you, it's called a mirror, raise yourself a glass and say cheers 🥂. The universe will definitely recognize your positive energy and gravitate towards you.

    • @jimmywarren01
      @jimmywarren01 Год назад +3

      I was bullied too from an early age, first and second grade/prep school. I always tried to get attention and received it but I was trying too hard and it was a waste of time. I wanted everyone to like me and was deeply affected by being mistreated and others knew this so I received what I received. As a child I struggled with normal anxiety and maybe a touch of ADHD symptoms. I didn't have a long lasting friends until high school and college. I only have had one best friend that I talk to several times a week, including today but I haven't seen him in several years due to distance. I never tried to escape reality though. I stay disciplined in my work and my hobbies and take fitness seriously. Now there's still bad vibes that come your way though even your hobbies and social environments at any age. Many test or try to treat me like garbage...especially in recent years with basketball and peers from the game that I play and coach. There's not One Life-Long friend I'd ever gain from the sport. I do coach basketball and I'm coaching at the prep school I attended in elementary school (3rd year) and we won the district championship this past season in March.
      I have probably had my best confidence moments in life though in my higher paying jobs I have had since earning my college degree at age 23 (Operations manager retail stores and later in 2015 --> in supply chain management)..First I was a store manager at Abercrombie and Fitch for 4 years and did some city recruiting as well as being involved in all store operations. From 2005-2012. I really had left my mark as a high value personality with good social skill and I always treated everyone with respect and simply just cared. I was a master of praise and encouragement and was well liked...I'm an emotional person and its a characteristic that could be good and bad.... I never try to hurt people but and always treat people the way I want to be treated. Others can take me down though as they know certain things will affect me..some many think I'm weak. With this I know I'm not weak but others will think this once they get to know you and your personality. Fast forward to now I'm a licensed behavior consultant in my local area..I served the local schools families and communities. Not sure that this comment will help you but I can relate to how you are feeling so I'm posting this here. If you want to chat with someone who's experienced/still sometimes experiencing this life nonsense You can find me on IG @f23_jimmy

    • @pinuuturner7777
      @pinuuturner7777 Год назад

      Blame...

    • @Ophaganestopolis
      @Ophaganestopolis Год назад

      This video reduces a complex issue to a winners-losers dichotomy. "Man up" and those kind of things. That's toxic. I was bullied in school too and that left a mark on me, I've struggled all my life to value myself and it is something that requires constant effort and a lot of wisdom but it is possible. If you value yourself by the perception of others you'll end crazy (you, me and anyone). The video is right about the need of effort and a plan to get out of vicious circles, but it expresses that in a bad way. Any man can be a winner one day and get fired the next day, and biceversa. Or have a marvelous girlfriend and be dumped for no good reason. Everyone goes through bad times in their lives, but we can focus in the things that are under our control and start from there.

  • @GigaSimp
    @GigaSimp Год назад +7

    LMAO Alux woke up and chose violence today 😂

  • @CaseyBurnsInvesting
    @CaseyBurnsInvesting 2 года назад +15

    If women aren’t interested, they’re not all wrong, you are. 6M

    • @elizabeths.3634
      @elizabeths.3634 2 года назад

      I have seen you in the comments many times before and I very much doubt that you are a low value man.

  • @dickygouw
    @dickygouw Год назад +22

    This is a best channel on youtube when it comes to self development my old self are easily controlled by emotion , control freak , fixed mindset and even blaming other after experiencing some life lesson , reading a dozen of self improvement books and watch self development channel like Alux i realized that i was wrong and tried to fix myself and learn how to be more open minded and growth like proper adult

  • @johnmatheson2760
    @johnmatheson2760 7 месяцев назад +2

    "Stuck in the same place he started" is fascinating. I was born in the hospital 65 1/2 years ago and went to a basement apartment on Jeanne Mance St here in Montreal with my mom and pop. My mom's family definitely considered by dad to be low value. I lived in many places in Canada, the US, and the UK since then. Still, I always wanted to come back home to Montreal, which is a great city to live in. Now I am in the penthouse on the 5th floor, but not that far from where I started. I always want to get better. Great video!

  • @tigerlee9613
    @tigerlee9613 4 месяца назад +2

    As a low value man, I am proud of it. I'm 44 years old, live with my parents, unemployed, and have over $100k in credit card debt. I love my life. I love doing nothing with my life, and I think everyone is an idiot for judging me.

    • @dionafeworki2387
      @dionafeworki2387 2 месяца назад

      🎉

    • @truth6851
      @truth6851 Месяц назад

      Hahaha. My guess is 👆🏼 this guy is a baller

    • @dionafeworki2387
      @dionafeworki2387 Месяц назад

      At least you have parents alive some don't and homeless on street 🥅

  • @stuarthirsch
    @stuarthirsch 2 года назад +13

    What you are describing is called narcissism. It is a trait of both low value men and low value women. Learn to recognize a narcissist before it is too late. Don't try to suggest anything to them, they will reject you and hurt you in the process.

    • @daydream2609
      @daydream2609 Год назад

      This person equates wealth with high value. A lot of narcissists are wealthy, but that doesn’t mean they are high value. J. Lo and Jada Pinkett Smith are both narcissists, but I don’t see nobody calling them low value.

    • @lamonthamilton667
      @lamonthamilton667 Год назад +2

      @@daydream2609 They Should because they are!!

  • @MrMadmonk5
    @MrMadmonk5 Год назад +51

    Hey Alux, I don’t think it was very kind of you to use jobs such as plumbers, waste manager, etc as a comparison to low value men. Every job has its solidification in the world and without workers in each field then we wouldn’t be able to have those jobs done 👍🏼

  • @jalenharris974
    @jalenharris974 Год назад +5

    24 years old, mechatronics major, graduating December 16 of this year in applied science. I bust my tail to get here. I worked the skin off some of my hand . I knew I had to apply pressure so hard cause I didn’t think anyone seen me🤷🏾‍♂️

  • @GloryBlazer
    @GloryBlazer Год назад +3

    This seems like stuff that can be worked on by all means, thanks for your brutal honesty and mature delivery. I plan on returning to this video just to remind myself what I can work on.

  • @dknight3607
    @dknight3607 2 года назад +11

    "Even your pull out game is WEAK" 🤣🤣🤣

  • @joseleonardoramirezbuzo6242
    @joseleonardoramirezbuzo6242 2 года назад +149

    I love how aggressive this video is. There’s no other way to put things than saying the truth, and I support it.

    • @cttofl8822
      @cttofl8822 2 года назад +5

      SO CLEAR AND CONCISE NO WAY TO B CONFUSED

    • @abubeker1704
      @abubeker1704 2 года назад +3

      Indeed, it feels right!

    • @catalhuyuk7
      @catalhuyuk7 2 года назад +1

      The old adage, the truth hurts, and the truth will set you free, apply here.

    • @tshaolin971
      @tshaolin971 2 года назад +6

      The video was hilarious, “Low value men don’t have time to watch Alux because they are too busy doing nothing !”, “Even your pull out game is weak !”🫠

    • @cttofl8822
      @cttofl8822 2 года назад +2

      @@tshaolin971 agree 😂😂

  • @JohnMiller-iu2sx
    @JohnMiller-iu2sx Год назад +4

    When you're not high value, but points made remind you of things you've done, that invested more in who you became: Military/Deployment, business building, classes at the Jr. College/Studies etc.
    It just sucks when you started the journey late and you've still got a ways to go.

  • @ShivangiKrishna
    @ShivangiKrishna Год назад +7

    Like all the videos in this series, there were many points that applies to all humans, & I’m inspired to bring those changes into my life as a woman too

  • @yourstrulybostonyourstruly3185
    @yourstrulybostonyourstruly3185 2 года назад +55

    Shout out to Alux for holding EVERYONE accountable, so that we ALL can be better and win!

    • @alux
      @alux  2 года назад +16

      Nobody gets a free pass

    • @itsbeyondme5560
      @itsbeyondme5560 Год назад

      @Greg Louis Domingo Same

    • @lucindagray8882
      @lucindagray8882 Год назад +1

      I was looking for this comment 😅😅😅😅!!! EXACTLY, everyone needs some help or another!!!

  • @evelyntidwell3220
    @evelyntidwell3220 2 года назад +12

    I believe a high value man is a good teacher. A good teacher has the empathy to make even a nobody feel like a somebody.

    • @sagatuppercut2960
      @sagatuppercut2960 2 года назад +4

      I agree. I'm low value, but I've had pleasant conversations with people who have a lot of money. Most of the rich people I've talked to seem to be content with their lives and have no desire to humiliate others for their lack of money. However, some of the rudest people I've met are people who are either struggling to get money or conceited people who are middle-class and think they are rich because they spend money on expensive stuff.

  • @ManideepReddykanduri
    @ManideepReddykanduri Год назад +9

    Loved the content in this series.. been doing this for the past 3 months, due to some hitting reality incidents.. but seeing everything articulated in a video ♥️♥️♥️
    ♥️6M♥️

  • @Uzbug
    @Uzbug Год назад +12

    Can relate to this. Having a disability has meant life has been more difficult but I have achieved some things. Been married, now widowed. Have had paid employment but several years since I had any. Even voluntary work is limited thanks to Covid. At least I have a place I own and the means to get by. Must have known something when I used Christmas gift cards to get shirts.

    • @verb0ze
      @verb0ze Год назад +1

      Best of lucks to you, and hope your situation improves. But think about it this way: most people work so that they can pay for their homes and car, and have not the luxury of not working. You on the other hand have financial freedom in the sense that you don't have to work to keep a roof over your head. That's one step ahead of many of us. Once you figure out how to take care of your other needs. You'll be in a good place 👍

  • @frogers3
    @frogers3 Год назад +11

    6M
    I already started renting rooms in my house to increase my income, and I now wake up at 4am to go to the gym before work. I also read one book per week (via audible) relating either to real estate investing which I have developed a passion for, or to developing productive habits and a success mindset.
    I am 42 years old, overweight, and I have worked at the same dead end job since I was 19. I am extremely angry with myself for waiting this long to start moving forward in life, but I try to channel that anger as motivation instead of beating myself up over lost time.

    • @agb3762
      @agb3762 Год назад +5

      There's a Nigerian proverb that says "whenever you wake up is your morning." which means everyone's 'morning' doesn't have to be the same. Even if you wake up by 4pm,that's still your 'morning'.
      In short, you do not need to beat yourself up. Be glad you've realized what you want & go for it. Cheers.

  • @Red-jr9qm
    @Red-jr9qm 2 года назад +10

    I would say another big one is not having ambition for themselves. Can't tell you how many people will say things like "wow I will never do anything as cool/awesome as that person."
    You've already set yourself up for failure by just having that mindset alone.

  • @Tjm5656
    @Tjm5656 Год назад +4

    6M
    I have hit rock bottom and hurt a lot of people who just wanted to help. I’m going to raise my value and show them my appreciation. In one way or other.

  • @andyrazi10
    @andyrazi10 Год назад +2

    This video is a perfect checklist for my progress

  • @christines9227
    @christines9227 Год назад +5

    I had a friend but he was all talk. He was always complaining, cursing, asking for money. 😩 I tried to help him but he was draining. Fast forward 4 years later today he’s still in the same spot. I wish him the best but I had to wash my hands.

  • @chuksyagu9785
    @chuksyagu9785 2 года назад +24

    "LOW VALUE MEN ENDED UP WITH THIS VIDEO BECAUSE SOMEONE SENT IT TO THEM AS A WAKEUP CALL" 😆😆😆 very true 👍

    • @petermumba3488
      @petermumba3488 2 года назад

      😂😂😂 good one

    • @jaylewis9876
      @jaylewis9876 2 года назад

      This video may go viral this way!

    • @kirdot2011
      @kirdot2011 2 года назад

      That would require for them to have a friend... I don't have one. Found this myself

  • @martinishot
    @martinishot Год назад +1

    The only problem I have is that blue pill content, the other side of this, is flagged and removed constantly. Anything equivalent to this defining low-value women and dealing with personal responsibility is not allowed if women flag it.

  • @judgementwings
    @judgementwings Год назад +47

    I'll admit. This burns.. my family is low value and im trying my best not to end up like them..
    Finally have my own house but i constantly feel like a failure. Its bad when you're considerably stronger than the average joe but you still feel like a weak child.
    I try to build others up because i know no one wants to be low value. Ive help my gf through her toxic mother and shes on her way to be healthier.
    My family knew nothing about eatinf healthier and i ended up becoming fat at 260 pounds when I graduated high school. 180 now with loose skin that reminds me of my old body. I can't help but hating my family for fucking me over.
    6M

    • @raquelreyes2011
      @raquelreyes2011 Год назад +6

      Same. Me and my sisters work hard to move away from being dysfunctional. The adults then didn't do much leading or teaching... we had to figure it all out. But now I teach my kids how to eat and how to live best I can. You are strong for sure...keep doing what you do!. if you have a plan and goals you are not a failure. My mother is toxic even to this day and painfully we had to cut her off... and stop talking to her. It was that bad. And it's ok to let family go if they are toxic and unwilling to change.

    • @mrkinla
      @mrkinla Год назад +3

      Yeah.. it p*sses me off when I feel like I've learned something too late in life because I grew up wtih two narcissistic parents. The best strategy is to keep learning about yourself and forgive others in your family who do not know any other way to live life, because it frees you. Resentment can be heavy on you.

    • @MrGMitche
      @MrGMitche Год назад

      Even the strong know they are weak. That's why he trains to defend those weaknesses.

    • @petemorton8403
      @petemorton8403 Год назад

      2 houses here, one rents & pays everything. Had a thriving growing business. Had

    • @faustinreeder1075
      @faustinreeder1075 Год назад

      Your post reminds me of my parents and my relatives.
      How I’ve managed to achieve any level of success is a miracle. I should probably write a book about it.

  • @RobertoBlake
    @RobertoBlake 2 года назад +68

    This video perfectly captures the current state of America culturally.
    Motivation, Accountability, Discipline.
    Be a MAD-Man.
    Anyone can better themselves with the three things above over a long enough period of time.

    • @cphillps1749
      @cphillps1749 2 года назад +3

      Not all American men dude ….. avoid talking in absolutes

    • @marcusbrown188
      @marcusbrown188 2 года назад +6

      Yes, we have no values, our culture is whatever a majority of celebrities say, no manners, no discipline, low enrollment in college and military. If China beats us in best economy, place to live, or takes over Taiwan. We have no one but to blame our selves. Our narcissism will be our grave

    • @cphillps1749
      @cphillps1749 2 года назад +3

      @@marcusbrown188
      Speak for yourself dude
      The black and white men I work with have values, teach their children , we all work extremely hard and we push the culture(s) forward
      Maybe it’s just the Americans you know

    • @marcusbrown188
      @marcusbrown188 2 года назад +7

      @@cphillps1749 Dirty sidewalks, neglected infrastructure. I'm not accusing you of anything but is this what you teach to your kids?

    • @goldenparachute392
      @goldenparachute392 2 года назад +1

      @@marcusbrown188 it’s not like that everywhere in America.

  • @JVLIVSPhoto
    @JVLIVSPhoto Год назад +56

    Man, this video spoke LOUD volumes to me. It hurts my pride to say this, but I’m glad this video was published! Most of the things mentioned I did NOT take to the extremes mentioned, but came pretty darn close! Thankfully I was on the verge of a change BEFORE this video came out. Fellas, as a man, I implore you, pay attention to this, THIS IS SERIOUS!!!!
    We are ALL accountable and responsible for what happens to us in this world. As the late Jim Rohn put it; “it’s the highest form of human maturity”.

  • @teenindustry
    @teenindustry 5 месяцев назад +1

    The bottom 25% of earnings is dependent on age or stage of life. My partner went back to uni because he wasn’t happy in his job. He spent 2 years poor but with a clear plan to move forward. He now is a leader in his field.

  • @nikkinanette8807
    @nikkinanette8807 Год назад

    Thank you for touching on this matter. The eloquent roast kept me entertained😭😂😭. I was waiting to hear the mention of those who complain about high-earning women on podcasts.

  • @risingsunofjapan
    @risingsunofjapan 2 года назад +3

    Currently working on become a HVM. At one point during Summer 2020 I ate Dominos Pizzas, drank 4 cans of Baja Blast and watched Malcolm in the Middle all day. Now I picked up martial arts, started eating more vegetables and have an interview at a prestigious firm.

  • @maxwellmhaka329
    @maxwellmhaka329 2 года назад +11

    Thanks alux,in psychology, there's what we call self serving bias, that is blaming everyone else and other external factors for your problems.

  • @RandomGuyyy
    @RandomGuyyy Год назад +10

    This video speaks to me directly with its mocking tone and unmitigated bad news. I've been a Low Value Man ever since getting Myalgic Encephalomyeliitis back in '07. Still live with parents even though I'm pushing 40, no job or friends. And no future. I take more I give, I'm an emotional burden. Maybe I can find a way out of this mess someday.

    • @manda-panda
      @manda-panda Год назад +5

      Baby thats a TOTALLY different situation & circumstance!! Good Lord, feeling guilty about something you have absolutely no control over will only serve to make you feel depressed, bc there's literally nothing you can do about that condition. Focus on the things that you CAN do, honey. You are NOT a low value man!!

    • @missmandy2049
      @missmandy2049 Год назад +2

      Please don't think that way, your situation is not the situation of "low value people", you actually have valid reasons for living with your parents & no job honey. Don't get down about your situation, make a plan to change it. Maybe something like small goals, like, just try every day to do one small thing that will better your life? I don't have all the answers for you love, but you sound intelligent & I believe in you & I believe you can eventually better your situation!

    • @daydream2609
      @daydream2609 Год назад +3

      Do yourself a favor and stay away from these kinds of videos. I avoid them like the plague and I don’t understand why this one came up. I’m a woman. These people thrive off of hurting others and call it facts for the sake of views. They train you to be a ass kisser to be liked. I don’t give a damned who doesn’t like me. The truest statement ever is: What other people think of you is none of their business.

    • @christophercassidy9962
      @christophercassidy9962 Год назад +1

      @@daydream2609 the truth is the beginning of power and if you can not accept and or process it then you will have no power and will become a slave to someone who can.

    • @christophercassidy9962
      @christophercassidy9962 Год назад +1

      There's nothing about it mocking you....it's all in your head. They put these out here to help you and everyone else. You can harness the best of you and improve every day. As long as your better than yesterday by a little bit then that's all that matters. Create value in whichever way you can....even the smallest stuff can mean the world to someone. There's no shame living with parents man....help em out by washing the dishes, laundry, trips to get groceries. Volunteer time to teach or learn a skill that matches your physical ability. You don't have to be a billionaire to be valuable and loved, you just need purpose man. Create positive emotional resonance in others...become valuable and the cycle will become fulfilling.
      You got this man, you can do whatever you set you mind to.

  • @lorddarkrai5753
    @lorddarkrai5753 Год назад +2

    Most millionaires never cared about anything , have it that be luck , connections , lucrative investments to begin with , friends , enemies , status etc.They just tried to receive entertainment from a ton of things that could give earn them money and pick their favourite one.See , money is just an empty shell if for what they're given to you isn't an escape from the severe boredom adulthood has and honestly it's a lot more than you think it is.

  • @alexs1540
    @alexs1540 2 года назад +103

    I have been a low value man. I don't mind sharing some of the blame with my parents for the early years of non-development (because I now realize that children need to be provided for), but they are gone now and it's all up to me to turn it around.
    This channel seems like a pretty good influence for those of us trying to pull ourselves together.

    • @jayray6765
      @jayray6765 2 года назад +7

      Some people have no parents. Be thankful .

    • @alexs1540
      @alexs1540 2 года назад +3

      @@jayray6765 oh it definitely could have been so much worse

    • @dailystriver2727
      @dailystriver2727 2 года назад +25

      @@jayray6765 Jesus Christ, I’m fed up of people like you always saying oh it could have been worse everytime someone talks about pain and issues in their life.
      Just because people have it worse doesn’t mean his pain is not valid due to his parents in his early life. Yes, some people never had no parents to begin with but it doesn’t mean his pain is not valid about his parents.
      Other people having it worse has nothing to do with what he said about his pain/struggles. There will always be people who have it worse doesn’t mean he also hasn’t gone through pain with his own Parents.
      People really need to stop saying this it’s not compassionate and it’s not supportive.

    • @KyrstOak
      @KyrstOak 2 года назад +1

      @@dailystriver2727 “Never having no parents” is a double negative.

    • @Br4uli096
      @Br4uli096 2 года назад +2

      The mind set!

  • @feodiente9460
    @feodiente9460 2 года назад +4

    Wearing a condom is the most mature/ valuable business move a non married man can EVER do in America..

  • @Harry-nn4px
    @Harry-nn4px Год назад +9

    ♫ "When you complain and - criticize
    I feel I'm nothing - in your eyes
    It makes me feel just like - giving up
    Because my best just ain't - good enough.."
    (Words never more truly spoken. Thank you, Eric Burden).

  • @animestarlord9021
    @animestarlord9021 Год назад +4

    I know I'm in the bottom earners, ladies ask me all the time how much I collect in food stamps. My salary ranges between $80k-$90k a year plus side hustles. My house is paid off and can easily retire in my 50's with what I've saved.

    • @Harry-nn4px
      @Harry-nn4px Год назад +1

      Going from the pressure cooker (high intensity job) to doing nothing (Retirement) is the express lane to an early grave. Conversely, working yourself too hard is also an early grave. A buddy of mine went from the pressure cooker overnight to a free and easy retirement in Florida. No debts, no worries. He lasted six years. (Of course, the pack a day habit and the single malt Scotch didn't help things any).

  • @stephenmiller9346
    @stephenmiller9346 2 года назад +68

    6M - in late 2018 and all of 2019 I committed to making changes. I lost weight, quit my dead end job, read many books and watched Alux videos along with many other high value video content. Unfortunately, I lost my way when Covid and all the politics around it dominated and picked up some of the traits in this video that I thought I left behind. it's time to get back on track.

    • @sivaramanveeran3768
      @sivaramanveeran3768 2 года назад +3

      Ya bro.. u can do it... Start again

    • @agb3762
      @agb3762 Год назад +4

      Steve, you can do it again. I'm cheering you. 👏🏽

    • @jaytimes
      @jaytimes Год назад +5

      You have moved 1 step forward by accepting your mistakes. Good Job.

    • @strikeback1080
      @strikeback1080 Год назад +2

      Just keep pushing man. Your desire to improve says more about you than you know.

    • @seamusburke9101
      @seamusburke9101 Год назад +1

      Me too, I really need to straighten myself out. Got involved with a low value woman and it went down hill from there. Don't know what came over me, she was ultra low value.

  • @lmusima3275
    @lmusima3275 2 года назад +15

    I knew of a guy who lived with his parents well into his thirties, but he was working full time, saving up thousands to buy his house. He eventually bought his house and moved there. At least he wasn’t relying on his parents financially and live a life of laziness. Unfortunately many of these low value men are filling up spaces on dating apps

    • @jan_mikes_hidden_stories777
      @jan_mikes_hidden_stories777 2 года назад +5

      I think he is just being practical to the fullest. He is just utilizing what is the fastest way to accumulate his desired house. Salute to him☝💯

    • @omotayosatuyi252
      @omotayosatuyi252 2 года назад +3

      Living with your parents is fine lots of people do it

    • @rahimi4762
      @rahimi4762 2 года назад +3

      She’s talking bout lazy ppl not certain circumstances

    • @amber726
      @amber726 2 года назад +1

      @@omotayosatuyi252 Yes, I personally feel it can be if you're still being productive and if you make good housemates with your parents, but there is definitely a stigma about it in the Western world.

  • @brightwriter
    @brightwriter Год назад +8

    [6M] Add what I call _microsocialism_ to the list of findings that suggest a low value. People with that characteristic do not have clear boundaries that separate themselves from others. They will borrow money not realistically expecting to repay it when their buddies have it, and they will irreversibly lend or otherwise share it when their buddies are out of cash. Other boundary violations exist too, but the money one is easiest to observe.

  • @Diegomolinams98
    @Diegomolinams98 Год назад +1

    This is the fourth video I watch from this channel. It's savage with its advice lol I love it

  • @PFPSocialMedia
    @PFPSocialMedia 2 года назад +51

    I am loving how the men are openly being honest in the comments & owning up to where they are & are committed to their overall growth💙💙💙 proud of y’all!!

    • @stevenporter863
      @stevenporter863 2 года назад +1

      Agree 100%. But there are still some comments what to justify what Alux touched nerve on.

  • @ScottLives
    @ScottLives 2 года назад +7

    I offer that low value people accept the ideologies and values that are handed down from a flawed society, and high value people attempt to think differently, to come up with better values, and in so doing improve society.

  • @joantomlin7281
    @joantomlin7281 Год назад +1

    My Dad used to say "They always got money for beer and cigarettes"

  • @kuzeybarsmutlu458
    @kuzeybarsmutlu458 Год назад +1

    She nailed those guys... I was like those... Change was painful, I'm happy and glad that I've taken control of my life to become even better. Discipline is key to success.

  • @stargasm1000
    @stargasm1000 2 года назад +134

    Certain aspects of me, as mentioned in this video, are low value. I need to start working out, stop choosing to escape reality and be more motivated. It's easy to fall into the laziness trap; one lousy set of circumstances can really take it out of you. The challenge for me is to fight (and work) harder for what I want. Videos like this, that serve to remind me of where to improve, certainly help.

    • @wannettabenton2780
      @wannettabenton2780 2 года назад +5

      Proud of your decision to change, let’s hope this spreads we women need them. Congratulations on making the step

    • @ranya943
      @ranya943 2 года назад +6

      Admitting it alone shows how valuable you are. Nothing better than a human willing to grow and improve

    • @victorbryan5482
      @victorbryan5482 Год назад +4

      Very good of you

    • @marciawade9101
      @marciawade9101 Год назад +3

      Bravo! 👏👏👏

    • @user-wx4nv8xr3d
      @user-wx4nv8xr3d Год назад +4

      Chad Energy right here!!👍

  • @MrDarshD
    @MrDarshD 2 года назад +25

    Hard truths. Harsh to hear but our life will be harsher if we ignore. Thank you team Alux!

  • @goldstein10493
    @goldstein10493 Год назад +30

    Masculinity still puzzles me. It's like, there's a disconnect between the spoken definition of it and the actual perceived definition of it in women's mind. I think even if they like to say that masculinity is something you choose to be, deep down they think of something like being tall, well endowed, muscular, having deep voice, having jawlines, etc.

    • @nyahhbinghi
      @nyahhbinghi Год назад

      it's both

    • @goldstein10493
      @goldstein10493 Год назад +1

      @@nyahhbinghi then I'm fucked.

    • @doomguy9049
      @doomguy9049 Год назад

      Women are not honest about what they want(usually they dont even know) and tend to just say what they think other people would approve of

    • @nyahhbinghi
      @nyahhbinghi Год назад +1

      @@goldstein10493 maximize what you can control, women look for different things and there are tradeoffs. go for the capable reliable male archetype, instead of the macho cheating type

    • @goldstein10493
      @goldstein10493 Год назад +2

      @@nyahhbinghi Then how can I compete against better men who have all my strengths but none of my genetic shortcoming? How can I be sure that my wife wouldn't cheat on me?

  • @chrishernandez273
    @chrishernandez273 Год назад +1

    "even your pull out game is weak!" - had me cracking up!🤣🤣🤣

  • @TheOmniGroupVideos
    @TheOmniGroupVideos 2 года назад +28

    As a teacher, mentoring young men, and of adults at university, I'm going to start using this video and my own TV show episodes that harshly point these thigs out. Several of my mentees, over 21 have children out of wedlock despite my years of counsel to not have children until after 30/getting a degree. I was writing about my family and why I haven't gone down the negative road some of them have and honestly why I've cut off so many of them---it's because they are Low Value and mired in it, their pain, anger, envy, etc.. I'm grateful that my mother and father pushed themselves and therefore the needle enough for me to look at my parent's strengths and weaknesses and focus of development of the strengths of my own and avoidance of their weaknesses. I told them before they died that their lives and deaths were both Mentorship and Anti-Mentorship---what not to become.

    • @AlxndrHQ
      @AlxndrHQ Год назад +2

      People model after what they see, not what was or is said.
      Best of luck to you! 🤞🏾

    • @oropher1234
      @oropher1234 Год назад

      Disgusting, low earning man can be as just of much importance as high earning man.
      It is literally nonsense to describe people as low-value, we all have value.
      Also, masculinity is not always a good thing.
      Jesus fucking christ. how can people so selfabsorbed about their own successes.
      Some people just lack some capacities do to more complicated stuff, they still can contribute to society.
      I am really shocked by how there is looked down on people in this video. It is disgusting.

    • @digitaldew
      @digitaldew Год назад +2

      That's great so glad you chose to take responsibility for your life. Anyone can have a piece of the pie. Have a wonderful day.

    • @victoriaalgra3675
      @victoriaalgra3675 Год назад +1

      We need more men in this world like you. God speed 🙏

    • @ThomasJones-sz3sx
      @ThomasJones-sz3sx Год назад

      You're a valuable member of society; I respect what you've done, and continue to do!

  • @roykamau6306
    @roykamau6306 2 года назад +5

    Thank you for this advice. Some words are harsh as I relate yet it's good to know what I should work on

  • @SDFlagg
    @SDFlagg Год назад

    So much passion! So much emphasis! I suspect the narrator has "experienced" a low value male or two :). Great video! Thank you.

  • @tamerakraft9199
    @tamerakraft9199 Год назад +1

    Low value men are in denial of their mental health with a “men don’t cry” mindset. Neglecting mental health is so crucial!

  • @kayodeodeyemi4397
    @kayodeodeyemi4397 2 года назад +7

    "....even your pull-out game is weak..." Alux! 😂

  • @luxuryhub1323
    @luxuryhub1323 2 года назад +84

    I appreciate videos like this to keep me in check, I used to be extremely toxic (I have CPTSD) and I’ve taken steps to become a healthier and better person. I’m thankful a lot of low value traits I had are gone 🙌🏽🙌🏽 also, I appreciate all the positive feedback ❤ people can change if they practice accountability and self improvement!!

    • @charlesficherwcoffeebreaks7521
      @charlesficherwcoffeebreaks7521 2 года назад +2

      Shabbat Shalom Asé. Evergreenb1ase.

    • @jus2jase
      @jus2jase 2 года назад +5

      This comment is on every video

    • @thesocialintrovertchronicles
      @thesocialintrovertchronicles 2 года назад +5

      @@jus2jase really? Then it is a low value comment👎🏽

    • @TazJumper
      @TazJumper 2 года назад +3

      @@jus2jase I was thinking the same thing. It felt like deja vu and I was wondering if it was just a feeling or if someone else had noticed it.

    • @ZiggyLu-og3zp
      @ZiggyLu-og3zp Год назад +3

      Your good attitude is high value! Good start to being high value.

  • @boutiquebitcoin809
    @boutiquebitcoin809 Год назад +1

    The one thing Alux got wrong with their videos is low value men are never in suits.

  • @christscrackers647
    @christscrackers647 11 месяцев назад

    6M. Currently sitting at the gym watching this right now. Haven’t watched an Alux video in a minute. It’s good to be back.

  • @sevidzemgillesajumi435
    @sevidzemgillesajumi435 2 года назад +7

    Facts and nothing less. Thank you alux. I always learn something new every Sunday. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

  • @NicholasIsaacs87
    @NicholasIsaacs87 Год назад +13

    Brutally honest! I like it! More people need to understand this

  • @saitamad.anarchist9527
    @saitamad.anarchist9527 7 месяцев назад

    Right now I am Low Value because I have no skills, physically unhealthy, dependent on others, and unconfident. This what I am doing about my situation: learning a new language, learning Python, getting a job for the upcoming semester, and changing my diet.
    I could do more to improve my health but working out is not priority right now.

  • @vernefits1953
    @vernefits1953 Год назад +1

    awesome video. I will start my journey to average value man.

  • @MrExclusiveJOSH
    @MrExclusiveJOSH 2 года назад +18

    Interesting/Valuable video, I don't consider myself a LVM. Not even an Average man, [IMO] I'm "In Process." Because I'm In the process of becoming a High Value Man! With that being said, I still reflect some of the points mentioned in this video. So a 6M challenge is in Order, there's Always room for Improvement, Preciate It ALUX!💯🔥💪🏾😏🤷🏾‍♂️

  • @hawaali4115
    @hawaali4115 2 года назад +16

    I was waiting at the door for this!

    • @trusno7751
      @trusno7751 2 года назад +2

      We all were waiting in line!

  • @MrAdriancooke
    @MrAdriancooke Год назад +2

    A message Detroit needs to listen to

  • @nickrosas7253
    @nickrosas7253 Год назад

    this is so completely dead on, its quite amusing. i know a couple guys with most of these qualities - great to see these summed up so succinctly. its quite a thing to grow up and realize that so many guys (many of whom, your peers) do in fact find a way to put the absolute bare minimum effort into life. we all have the same amount of time given to us daily, yet some manage to do effectively nothing with it. i'd like to think this video could motivate each of them, but i'm pretty sure we all know that sadly this is not the case. great video