Coming from experience and as someone who is studying psychology as a major I can say this is some genuinely stellar advice. Some people may watch this video and think that he is swaying more towards an “alpha male mindset”, but this simply isn’t the case here.
@kodiak96647 сағат бұрын
Such an impactful video!
@dawid_102115 сағат бұрын
Love the dreamy effect, the bloom is magical
@thebarelyfunnyguy17 сағат бұрын
Wish I knew this 2 weeks ago
@IIrandhandleII18 сағат бұрын
Women can't read you like a book. Tell them and show them who you are so that when shit hits the fan you have no regrets and no complaints and when they come back they will do so because they understood who you are. You can make a decision to keep going or leave.
@FaCiSmFTW21 сағат бұрын
Great video. Number 2 was big for me. Even if I make the wrong decision I'll still be alive. I'm a perfectionist in my work and I realize now that it carries over to simple decision making too. I'm afraid of the consequences of making the wrong decision which is at the root of why I don't trust my judgement enough to be decisive.
@lukajalo863522 сағат бұрын
13:10 MASSIVEEEE????
@danielclipper931Күн бұрын
Always good stuff Bene
@MaceGainZКүн бұрын
Should I get a pedicure with her then or no? It’s not my thing but she thinks it would be a fun thing to do with her but I was like I wouldn’t like it never gave her a solid answer though
@qiricoКүн бұрын
good shit
@jadondarson2170Күн бұрын
this is my first video but i can see im gonna love you as a content creator keep up the good work man!🙏🏾
@elr3yКүн бұрын
Crazy good advice again Bene, thank you. I am lucky in the sense that I learned humor early on, and knew it's the #1 thing needed for life, women, and everything in between. But good to hear it in the context of a relationship.
@lifeoflentrailКүн бұрын
your videos definetly are the youtube version of way of the superior man book , oove your content bro
@nathanhursey67792 күн бұрын
All these videos are for stupid people, be normal and you win.
@IIrandhandleII17 сағат бұрын
Be yourself. Normal is a toxic trait in this world we've created.
@adeoyefeso58972 күн бұрын
Great insight. Thanks
@lucasezequielpereiracaitan99832 күн бұрын
I can see the integrity behind your words. I see a lot of myself in you. Truly I think God brought me here for a reason and I couldn't be more grateful about it. Thanks for your hard work all these years brother. Not giving up. Your work will never be in vain. Love to you all from Brazil.
@realbenzo3 күн бұрын
Bro is in valheim
@lucasezequielpereiracaitan99833 күн бұрын
Great advice man. Thank you. You are the real deal.
@GubernareMens3 күн бұрын
The Apophatic method: discovering truth through describing what something is definitely not. Bene you're on fire (as usual I might add).
@popeyerising4 күн бұрын
Im so glad for this video. I have made many of these mistakes before
@andrewc27344 күн бұрын
amazing video
@kostiantyn_aksonov4 күн бұрын
Thanks for the video! What I like on this channel is that it concentrates on personal growth and becoming a good man and partner, not just seeking red flags or issues in others. And the way you described the feelings woman want to feel is amazing
@Cenextraisreallycool4 күн бұрын
Hello goat
@RamiCrafy5 күн бұрын
I don't have a girlfriend yet but I appreciate this advice a lot. Also, the background is fucking amazing.
@palopalo83595 күн бұрын
Don't be a jerk but be yourself, speak your mind. Who wants to stay will stay, who wants to leave will leave.
5 күн бұрын
I like this "logically negated" narrative, I could identifiy myself in a couple of points, so I'll work NOT to do that ;)
@LeYoIdBeHe6 күн бұрын
Yeah learned this the hard way. Started speaking my mind now I'm happy with my woman.
@billmacia40926 күн бұрын
Fuck that, I won't put a mask for someone. I won't break my morals for a woman, if she don't like what I am then she can F off. I am "me" with my GF, I didn't put a mask for her.
@analbepis41027 күн бұрын
Lmao bro I just went full celibate. Wtf are we doing. What is the point of all of this.
@UnknownAj077 күн бұрын
yesyes
@mothnode7 күн бұрын
All these are very true (I mean the opposite of these of course) - however with one caveat: it has to be a person that is intrinsically good at heart and soul. And that's the real challenge these days. When both parties strip all the words of external advice people say of "how to" / "you need to do this and that and that's the only way" then we all know what to do to express and cherish each other intuitively. When we give into the "rules" that are often misguided that's when the noise distorts the perception of intent and need and it can become problematic. Keep searching for that pure intent folks. Much love.
@manaman80857 күн бұрын
Yup labels are just words we add meaning to, it’s also usually just others meaning we adopted and put through our own lens. Labels are ok, but it’s important not to put them in such a strict box and let things flow and be as they are, not as what we label them, confirmation bias is very real. Some things also just cannot be accurately labeled.
@manaman80857 күн бұрын
Also to your main point that all of this advice only works with someone pure at heart and soul: I agree that being so compassionate and understanding only works if your other half is the same way and does their best to embrace you and your flaws n uplift your masculine side, or vice versa.
@manaman80857 күн бұрын
Side ramble note: there is no real difference between heart and soul in my eyes. The classic body, mind, and soul labels are all enmeshed with each other and cannot be clearly differentiated.
@mothnode6 күн бұрын
@@manaman8085 100% agree, it was more of a synergetic expression of mine :)
@manaman80853 күн бұрын
@@mothnode I use the labels as well to try describe spiritual things but I usually end up giving up on trying to explain to myself the mostly unexplainable haha
@maavaim7 күн бұрын
fun format, use it more for sure. But be sure not to stop teaching the opposite too, otherwise you will simply confuse people :D
@tkurisuu7 күн бұрын
Might as well do this more often to be fair.
@HutsofWalnuts27 күн бұрын
But what do I do when saying no upsets her until you say yes
@blakejohnson27368 күн бұрын
A beautiful video my brother. Here’s the catch After 35+ years of marriage, my parents divorce 1 month ago I’m 27 The situation may well have been, “my mother was scared to leave, being my dad would threaten her saying she would never see the kids again” (myself and my sister) So she stayed Evidently, sacrificing her own self, you might say My dad was a detective at the highest calibre So here we are, I’ve recently met someone beautiful, But as a man, being masculine, taking the lead, I know 0 about this I feel this is a problem too in todays world, And so the couple then brings kids into the relationship, “this will make us happy” and on it goes I will dive into your Mentorship very shortly, Just thought you might appreciate my side of things, Cause and effect Big fan. ❤️
@Gr3asyPopcorn8 күн бұрын
Not gonna lie, listened to the first 2 minutes and read the comments and I already feel wiser.
@isaaclillemo15198 күн бұрын
I needed to hear a couple of things in this video….. thank you for giving me a reality check
@Risha-rend8 күн бұрын
I commend you for sharing your story for men to do better. Unfortunately, most never truly work on themselves, so how can you expect them to work for you
@arknoth83539 күн бұрын
bro is in heaven or whatt??
@neonix0110 күн бұрын
Masculine grows by challenge! THANKS!!!
@Hailey-i7v11 күн бұрын
I just cried 😢
@andrebru452513 күн бұрын
Ich bin so froh diesen Kanal gefunden zu haben. Du bist besser als alle Deutschen Kanäle. Ich kann mich sehr gut mit deiner vergangenheit identifizieren. Jetzt habe ich eine wundervolle Freundin. Deine Worte helfen mir sehr, am Anfang einiges richtig zu machen. Ich hoffe du machst weiter! Schöne Grüße aus Deutschland
@theanonymousshark604313 күн бұрын
Its not about being a “bad man”, its about being a truly good man which includes the ability to be “bad” but its not bad it’s just standing up for yourself. It’s being true to yourself. It’s being real. The ability to be bad is just putting your foot down and shining a light on shadows. A truly bad man is a coward, a nice man, a man who neglects his moral duties for the satisfaction of his animal desires. A truly bad man disguises himself as a good man. A truly bad man morphs and shape shifts himself to manipulate women for his own pleasure. It’s all well and good getting sex but what does it all mean if it is in expense of your soul? Truth = Good / Strength Fantasy = Bad / Cowardice People care so much about sex on a material level and forget what it means spiritually. It’s meant to fulfil both of you. You’re not meant to regret sex and most definitely neither is she. If you ever get a woman into bed and she regrets it straight after or the next coming days. You fucked up big time. The universe serves true justice. This is a spiritual war we are in.
@OmidTotonkar13 күн бұрын
You were the most random guy I'm watching his videos, I deeply felt each sentence of yours , thanks man
@frankshifley321113 күн бұрын
I really need some good advice. I was dating someone a while ago, and while it didnt work out and I for the most part got over it, I realized I messed it up in some ways by being “too nice”. I should have said what I really thought more. Though we werent that compatible, I still feel like things could’ve been different. I want to move on but I can’t forgive myself for these mistakes. I dont know why, I just can’t accept that I messed up. With relationships I feel like its different than most things. If you mess it up once, there aren’t good odds that you’ll get a second chance. Just want some advice if anyone has it. I want to stop thinking about this, its honestly driving me crazy and draining me mentally. Maybe the solution is to stop thinking and focus on moving on
@kojo592814 күн бұрын
"A cow just sneezed that was funny as fuck..." was all I needed to hear to subscribe! Haha. JK. Great message!
@genny181414 күн бұрын
I lost a very good girl just recently. Everything she said, well it hurt. I made almost every mistake you said nearly and you made a point of that. I was stupid and younger and just thought being there was enough. She left me and it broke me. I don't think I can get her back because she fell out of love with me. But I am going to learn from you for the future, for a girl that will come and I won't look for her. As brutal as this loss was to me, I know if I made the effort to change earlier maybe we could have lasted, but I cannot look back now and its easier said than done. I will learn from my mistakes and water my plant every day because I let the last one dry.
@Goober50414 күн бұрын
I think it isn’t a need to be bad. I think trying to conform to some standards you don’t actually feel is bad. You are being a liar. Lying isn’t good. I think sometimes women will just throw out some dumbass opinion on a date and watch what you do with it. It’s funny I’m watching lil homie at work become an orbiter. He is bending his will to fit in. She doesn’t drink and he is pretending to not be into drinking. I was thinking oh no bro. Idk you must disagree sometimes. The dude has a history of getting in friendzones and I’m just watching him do it.
@KilleRoy_NL14 күн бұрын
I thought I had her/it up to two years ago, and quite some time after that too, but I guess I was wrong. Hoping to learn from this for the next potential one. Key word: potential.
@bc445814 күн бұрын
Damn bro, this showed up at the best time. My Wife and I have a strong relationship but in recent months we have been still close but she has lost trust in me. I basically trust in her judgement about things and often go against my own instincts and let her call the shots on many things. Our sex life dropped off more recently and she told me she doesn't trust my leadership anymore. Then this video came across my feed 2 days later. I needed to hear this, thank you.