In some cases, I’m afraid the answer is yes. I’ve lived through one of those situations, and while it’s rare, it can be quite impactful.

I totally understand where you're coming from. I once dated someone who was beautiful and wanted to be a trophy bride but often lied, not just to me but also to her own mother and others. I realized that her insecurities and age played a role in that. Looks can be deceiving, which is why character is indeed more important. My video aims to help others navigate these situations, but I agree-prioritizing character over appearance is essential. That said, it's possible to have both; just prioritize one over the other. Outer beauty may fade, but inner beauty is forever. Thanks for sharing your perspective!

@@Mi8iM totally agree, and just to be clear this goes both ways. I need both men and women need healing

@@Je-rb7je Everything goes both ways.

@zetamale7952, thanks for sharing your thoughts. It sounds like you've had some experiences that really shaped your views on this topic. You're right that accountability can sometimes be a tricky thing to navigate in relationships, and it's something a lot of people struggle with. Your point about staying aware and protecting oneself is important, and it's something we all need to keep in mind. I appreciate you engaging with the content and adding your perspective to the conversation. Let's keep discussing these complex dynamics and learning from each other.

Having reviewed the video, the comment that '4 minutes and 49 seconds into the video and not 1 mention of the title the video is advertised as' does not appear to be entirely accurate. The video is structured to provide a thorough background on sexual inactivity before diving into the specific signs mentioned in the title. This approach ensures viewers have a comprehensive understanding of the topic, rather than rushing through critical information that sets the stage for the detailed discussion. We believe that providing context is essential for a meaningful discussion, and we encourage you to watch the video in full to see how the content aligns with the title. Your feedback is appreciated, and we're always looking to improve the viewing experience for all our audience.

I appreciate your attempt to dissect the concept, but it seems you might have misunderstood the use of 'dangerous' here. Sigma INFJs aren't about dominating or overtly influencing others-they're about seeing through the noise and acting with precision where it counts. The real danger lies in underestimating them. As for your retreat, it sounds like more of a choice to disengage rather than a reflection of true impact or capability. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!" This response is a bit sharper and more direct. It clarifies the misunderstanding, subtly challenges their self-imposed isolation, and reasserts the strength of Sigma INFJs. It’s likely to put the commenter in their place while still remaining respectful

Thanks for sharing your perspective, Dave. Relationships can definitely be challenging, but do you think walking away every time might mean missing out on understanding and growth? I'd love to hear what others think as well-what’s your take on this? How do you handle tough situations in relationships?

@@Mi8iM A lot of women see that as weakness, and play games. That is why I said a lot are immature. I have been down that road twice before I figured it out. 50 50 relationship will not work, someone has to lead. I told the woman that I am with now that I don't play games and if she wants to see someone else go for it. But don't live with me at the same time. People can call me what ever they want I don't care! i guess I learned the hard way.

Everyone matures at their own pace, and sometimes, walking away is the best way to keep your peace. We all deserve relationships where both sides are growing and contributing equally.

Thanks for sharing your experience. I’ve been in 4 serious relationships and several casual ones, and one thing I’ve come to value is what I call 'Triangulation'-getting different women’s perspectives on the same subject and then reflecting on my own take. It’s interesting how these experiences help shape our understanding of what works in a relationship. Setting clear boundaries, like you’ve done, is crucial. It’s all about learning, growing and being happy about yourself.

Wow, that's quite a personal and intense story. Thank you for sharing something so personal. It must have been challenging to navigate those situations. How have these experiences shaped your perspective on relationships?

​@@Mi8iM I've made mistakes, having flings, here and there in my past. It was all new to me, I wasn't used to attention, from females until I was nearly 19 yrs old. I put down, the unwanted child by my mother or father. There are people who have gone through worst than me, that's how I look at it. But i won't make those mistakes ever again.. It takes me a long time to trust a woman, especially in today's modern-day society. I would of love to have had a family. But I was worried that I would have brought my past into my family. But I relieved I wouldn't have brought my past into my future. If I won the lottery, I wouldn't waste it. I'd listen to the professionals. I'd be happy with a logcabin with a bit of land and a few odds and ends How about yourself

Thank you for sharing your journey. I can relate to what you’ve gone through-I grew up in an abusive relationship with my father, where I was constantly put down. The only way out for me was to excel at everything I did. Growing up, I was a bit timid with girls too, until around 18 when I went to college and started working. That exposure to the world led me into some serious relationships and several casual ones. It took me a long time to really understand who I was, but now I see things much more clearly. It’s no longer about trying to fit in; it’s about embracing who I am. I’ve come to realize that I’m very rare, and those around me who have the mental capacity to appreciate that do so. It’s a journey, but understanding yourself and your worth is a powerful thing. I appreciate your openness, and I hope you continue finding peace and strength in your path.

Many thanks for your reply and understanding 🙏 We are very similar in things in which we have exspriances in life, the way we think, and not following the sheep. But also respecting those who deserve and earn it, not given to them. But saying that there are people who have had a peaceful and loving upbringing, who aren't dickheads. But people who are understanding. I am lucky that I have a small hand of friends, who I would say that they are real family Sometimes you can be your worst enemy, that's when you need and know those your true friends... Who will tell you straight, guide you, each other on a safer path Thank you for your reply

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and experiences. It's amazing how much we can connect over shared values and life lessons. True friends who offer honesty and guidance are indeed priceless, and it's great to hear that you've found those connections in your life. Let's keep walking this path of mutual respect and understanding. Take care!

Not everybody is like that...

Are you trying to say she's a politician? LOL!!

I did have one girlfriend, age 28, who was exactly like you say. Then, 6 years later, I had another younger one, age 23, who was honest only 50% of the time. The one I have now is honest about 90% of the time. But then again, are any of us honest 100% of the time?

I appreciate your passion on this topic, but the purpose of my channel is to address issues that men face, which are often overlooked. Just because I focus on men’s experiences in one video doesn’t mean I’m ignoring the challenges women face. However, men often get the short end of the stick in areas like divorce and custody arrangements, and these are real issues that deserve attention too. Everyone has their struggles, and my goal is to shed light on those that are less talked about. Open discussions are important, and I welcome all viewpoints.

@@Mi8iM all my life I have met married men after married men and men with partners .or men who think I am only available for weekend sex because their house goes to their children That's is what is like for women now . Yes is both sides But please highlight men too . Men are gold diggers too .

I'm a man.. As far as I'm concerned, most women are not that different than politicians..

I appreciate your passion on this topic. I’ve actually addressed this point in a later video, where I discuss how both men and women have room to grow and learn in relationships. My comments here were based on personal experiences, but I believe mutual respect and understanding are crucial for everyone, regardless of gender.

Thank you for sharing your perspective. I agree that these issues exist on both sides, and it's important to acknowledge that men can also exhibit the same behaviors. In fact, I’ve addressed this in a later video, where I discuss how both men and women can be at fault in relationships. It’s about understanding that respect and honesty should be mutual, regardless of gender.

Unfortunately, love triangles aren't forever: Jealousy eventually rears its ugly head, and one of them leaves-or maybe you do?

​@Mi8iM i guess that's why it's a love triangle and not an equal partnership.

Exactly, that's why it's called a love triangle and not an equal partnership. Love triangles often arise unintentionally, affecting both men and women. For instance, if a man is too focused on work and doesn't pay attention to his wife, she might feel neglected. If she then meets someone who listens and understands her, she could develop feelings for him too. And just like that, an unequal dynamic forms, leading to a love triangle instead of a balanced relationship.

Most love triangles don't last forever; something always seems to get in the way. Thank you for sharing your story.

I understand what you mean, but stepping back can really hurt, especially when strong feelings are involved. It's never an easy choice.

Interesting.

I guess you're right! Never really thought about it... lol

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, @Dave-u5u. It's clear that you're deeply invested in making the world a better place, and that kind of passion is something we can all respect. It's true that being aware of the bigger picture is important, and we all have a role to play in shaping the future. Let's keep the conversation focused on how we can contribute positively and make a real difference. Appreciate your input!

Hello Chuck, thanks for your comment! They are definitely out there, I assure you. Sometimes it’s about being in the right place at the right time and keeping an open mind. Stay true to yourself, and you never know when you might meet someone who truly appreciates you for who you are. Best of luck!

Awsome!

The world could definitely use more unique individuals like you! It's often the people who think differently and don't fit into conventional molds who drive change and innovation. Keep being yourself-you have more to offer than you might realize!

Hey @oscarfavela7646, thanks for watching! I can see why you might think that-AI tools are definitely a part of the modern content creation toolkit. However, I put a lot of effort and personal touch into this video. I’m always striving to blend creativity and technology to create something unique. Let me know if you have any questions or feedback

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We've taken care of that problem, thank you!

You make a valid point about the importance of choosing battles wisely. It's interesting to consider how different situations can call for different responses. The video aimed to highlight a specific dynamic, but I appreciate hearing how others approach it. Let's continue the conversation and explore these nuances further!

@@Mi8iM Sigma's don't follow any specific approach though... that's the whole point of being a lateral / divergent thinker, there's nothing specific or rigid about it, you give them a choice with an expected outcome and they will throw a curve-ball by making their own decision, yet sometimes they are quite happy to attack a topic head on if they feel strongly enough about it... A Sigma's rule is: There are no rules, yet it really depends on the Woman as to whether or not the argument is worth it

Absolutely, you’ve nailed it. Sigmas are highly selective about where they invest their energy. If an argument is seen as pointless or unproductive, they’re more likely to ignore it rather than waste time and effort. My study touches on this selective engagement-Sigmas pick their battles wisely, choosing to focus on what truly matters to them. This ability to discern what's worth their attention is one of the key traits that sets them apart.

@@Mi8iM Hahaha, The reason why I nailed it is because your talking to one... This video speaks much as to who I am as a person: I was one of 3 who stood for Diversity in an over thousand person company, yet the other 2 understood Diversity as being people, I was the the only 1 who stood for the Diversity of thought The idea of peace speaks to us in terms of balance, balance with ones life energies and surroundings We prefer to avoid arguments in favor of seeking something more constructive, yet we are not shy or back down from an argument if pushed, we will hold our composure for as long as it is necessary, letting our opponent know that they have to move us off our spot and not the other way around, this approach is a counter fighters style approach which conforms to the saying: "When an unstoppable force meets an immovable object", Narcissists play the part of an Unstoppable force while Sigma Empath's play the part of the immovable object. and due to the fact that Narcissists are in plentiful supply be it Male or Female, we Sigma's find ourselves playing this game all too often, and how well one plays it comes down to knowing the path or walking the path We do respect women, yet its more "we respect women who respects themselves and others" which conforms to the same pattern as "do as to others as you would have done to yourself", this is the same pattern by which I picked my closest friends, for when that changes then so must I, unfortunately there is no coming back from that once that standard has been breached, yet if a Sigma truly cares they will send out a clear warning, this warning can easily be mistaken as a confrontational advancement, yet if whoever is disrespecting your boundaries fails to see that it is their aggressive advancements that has encroached upon them then this can lead to all out destruction as Sigma's see this as a serious lack of respect, Sigma's internally struggle with the decision especially if they cared, yet they see it as a decision which needs to be made whether its ending a long term friendship, or rejecting a person they liked, and sadly all Narcissistic personalities are the same and they play a very overconfident hand which often leads to the Sigma using the Narcissists choices against them Yep logical thinking... definitely a key trait of mine and very core to my being, in my last Company I solved the hardest of logical problems with ease, often baffling the minds of other members in our team, and the minds of clients Non reactive is key, yet that's very hard when you have a voice that projects over that of a soft voice, the 2 can easily be mistaken for Time efficiency is a hard one... for some Sigma's its everything, while for others not so much, depends on the individual and what their passion is... as to how they view time, yet priorities is definitely key When it comes to Control for Sigma's we are more about "self control" rather than any other type of control, we know we are most probably the dangerous ones, and this is in polar opposite to a Narcissist mindset: Where they seek control over others but lack self-control, we on the other hand are the polar opposite as we don't seek any control over others and have plenty of self control. Walking away... is an interesting one, this is a Yes and a No I was always taught to walk away... yet this approach can often lead to situations arising again and again, and situations usually get worse each time, this is part of that pick your battles wisely, as sometimes you have to know when to stand your ground and when to fight back, and if its something which crosses your core values standing ones ground and fighting back often leads to confronting the problem head on in such a way as to let whoever know whose causing the problem that you are not going to tolerate what they are doing, if handled correctly this can often lead to the problem not happening again, yet there are moments when you realize you have to be the grown up and walk away Self reflection is a huge one for Sigma's this goes hand in hand with self-actualization and knowing ones self, the problem is we analyze ourselves and situations too much, we do this to straiten our thoughts, sometimes what might seem an impulsive decision quite often is not, and the decision to take drastic action has already been decided upon, yet it may not have been a decision which others saw coming Yes this video hit many nails on the head Good chat...

@MrJamesieBoye, thank you for sharing such a deep and thoughtful perspective. It’s clear that you’ve put a lot of reflection into understanding the dynamics of being a Sigma, especially when it comes to navigating relationships and staying true to your values. The way you balance self-control with the need to stand your ground when necessary is a powerful approach to life. Your experiences, especially in championing diversity of thought, are inspiring and resonate with many of the key themes we discuss. Appreciate you being part of the conversation and contributing your insights!

Who let the dogs out?

Looks like the skibidy kids are serving up something interesting! 😄 What's your take on it?

An AI isn't racist yet. Give it a few years and it may well be racist agains Humans!

It is, isn't it...

Thank you for your feedback, we are working on making our videos better. What are you referring to exactly?

@@Mi8iM The videos need to reach your target audience. If you want, I can share some tips to grow Your KZbin channel.

Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it! We've actually taken care of a lot of the issues recently and are always looking to improve. If you have any specific suggestions, I'd love to hear them. Your input helps us continue to create better content for everyone.

We are doing away with the music track. Thank you for your comment

Merle's secrets must be truly magical if they have that effect!

Did we get to the point already? :-) I will pass i along, thank you for watching..

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Dear @Atrumangeleus15, Interesting comment, coming from for someone with 97 videos and only 7 subscribers. Where should we file your message? 😁

@@Mi8iM bro take notes from the comment. It wasn’t offensive at all. IT WAS F TRUE! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thanks for the honesty! I appreciate the feedback and always take notes to improve. Constructive criticism helps me make better content, so I’m grateful for the input.

Thank you for watching the video.

Thank you so much for sharing your experience! It's wonderful to hear that 30 Days to Overcome a Toxic Relationship by Harper Daniels was helpful for you. Breaking off a toxic relationship is indeed crucial for one's mental health and well-being. If you have any other insights or resources that have helped you, feel free to share them here. Your story could be incredibly beneficial to others in this community who might be going through similar challenges.

Don't worry, we'll decode the MUMBO JUMBO together!

Thank you for sharing your experience and perspective!

Thank you or your comment. I agree, and have made a note for future videos. I hope you enjoyed the video in spite of that. Thank you very much for your contribution.

Thank you.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We appreciate all feedback as it helps us to improve our content. We’re sorry to hear that the footage and narrative didn’t align well for you. We strive to create videos that are engaging and coherent, and we'll keep your comments in mind for future projects. Constructive feedback from viewers is always valuable. Thanks again for watching.

Dear @cryptoknight9757, Ordinarily, Sigmas are not petty or easily deterred by a brief clip, and it's unlikely that they would stop watching a presentation after just 1:03 due to seeing a breast examination. Sigmas tend to be more resilient than that. In addition, it is not fair or correct to judge anyone's narrative on a subject after only watching 1:03, you hardly got past the introduction. Also let's not assume that all Sigmas are male, there are plenty of female Sigmas also and we cater to them too. The inclusion of the clip you mentioned wasn't particularly relevant to this context from a male point of view, and was probably an oversight on our part if we were to assume that our viewers are all male. Our goal is to provide engaging and relevant content for all viewers. Thank you for your comment.

@@Mi8iM My comment seems quite harsh after reading it, so I apologise for the remark. However, I hope it was 'useful' enough to warrant improving your efforts, because criticism can sometimes help change how we think. Good luck with your efforts, the fact that you're taking the time to create content and put it out there for the benefit of others speaks a lot more about you than my irrational judgement about the content 😜👌👏 Peace and blessings to you my friend! 🙏

@@cryptoknight9757 Thank you for your comment. We are trying to improve the quality of our videos and taking advantage of whatever tools available at the time. Peace and blessings to you too, my friend. 😇

Thank you for your comment. What was it at the end that you would like us to improve upon.?

Absolutely! It's inspiring to see recognition for the value of independent thinkers. Sigmas can indeed bring unique perspectives and innovations that enrich our world. Embracing diversity of thought, including that of sigmas, fosters creativity and progress. Let's continue to celebrate and encourage all individuals who dare to think differently and make positive contributions to our collective future!

I'm VERY sigma, but I'm not sure about that. A small percentage of non-conformists makes for a healthy society. A large percentage makes a chaotic and unmanageable one.

Thanks for sharing your perspective. I agree that non-conformists play an important role in keeping society dynamic and innovative. It’s all about balance-having a small percentage can foster healthy diversity, while too much can indeed lead to challenges. The key is finding that equilibrium.

I agree, with the caveat of mutual respect. Men and women are the same species, with different abilities and we need one another.