i dont get the 13th... In Stoicism, the aim is to act in accordance with virtue, regardless of personal gain or loss. So, a Stoic would likely argue that you should hold people accountable when it's the just and virtuous thing to do, even if it’s inconvenient or uncomfortable for you.

Beautiful My Mate

Sex isn't the answer, soul connection is.

Amazing video! Much value

Who the fuq made this

I love the information that's being conveyed, but sometimes the narrator pauzes just before the last word en then suddenly drops it at the beginning of the next sentence. This feels unnatural and makes me wonder if it is an A.I. that is talking...? Not that I would mind, but it explains the weird execution every now and then! 😅

I am SIGMA FEMALE!!! And this count so much

can anybody tell me the name of the AI voice using

Contemporary audiences crave presentations that immediately grab their attention with brevity. In today's fast-paced world, people prefer less description and more captivating language. This video, however, relied heavily on lengthy descriptions and unnecessary pauses, which stifled viewers' imagination and led to boredom. As a motivational speaker, I prioritise concise presentations that avoid these pitfalls.

Oh Yeah homeboy!!!!!

1. Don't give your attention freely and easily. You will lose value. 2. Stop investing too much efforts. Efforts should be mutual. 3. Show that you don't need them. Independence is attractive. Independence is key. Show them you're fine alone. 4. Be emotionally self sufficient. Don't depend on others for your happiness. 5. Be ready to cut ties if you are not valued. Set clear standards for how you want to be treated. Be a priority not a second choice. 6. Stop seeking their validation. Your worth isn't based on their approval. 7. Don't always show how much you care. Hold it back a bit. In short don't be an easy prey. Make them earn your time and love.

I will be the person who does not seek love and who treats his own happiness ❤🤞🏽

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If this wasn’t AI I would listen

Would be wise to revisit one of these lessons per day