6 Signs a Woman Is Done with You - High Value

[@StoicQuotes365]

This video is a goldmine for anyone trying to understand the subtle shifts in a relationship. Emotional intelligence truly is the key to stronger, lasting connections. Thanks for breaking this down so clearly!

[@Stoicscode]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m glad the video resonated with you. Emotional intelligence truly makes a world of difference in relationships. Wishing you all the best on your journey to deeper connections!

[@TomHeylen-u8w]

On the contrary, a woman that stops 'complaining' is no longer interested.

[@jg1503]

Stoic woman 😂

[@Happinessjenn-1578j]

Yes

[@kellilabon3526]

Soooooooo True

[@filmawayvlad]

@@jg1503😂😂😂

[@TEeVEe-e8e]

Why would she complain to previous guy when she got new....

[@bảophúcduylưu]

This Stoic reminder to accept adversity is something I needed. Thanks for putting it out there!

[@stanmoney8470]

We don't need to watch a video to tell if she's done with us! Women give up on relationships more often than men! There often not loyal to marriages much less relationships! There more loyal to dogs and material things then they are to us!

[@StoicQuotes365]

Wow, the part about emotional withdrawal really hit home. It's amazing how small changes, like fewer meaningful conversations, can signal something deeper. Grateful for this insight-it’s a game changer!

[@queendiva6270]

Did you ignore her? Did your football game take priority? Did you show love and affection without s*x? Did you just assume she would "always be there" ? Did you make an effort to show up? Keep promises or did other things *come up* ?.... My fiancee did all this.....I chose to walk away because I became a non-entity in his life. I am worth far more than that.

[@alphap9007]

No matter what happens between the 2 of you, whenever she stops arguing with you, she's definitely done. If she still argues she's still has a window open

[@kevina5920]

Perhaps its best she hits the road. If she is not committed to a high value man with 100% loyalty, then who would want her?

[@HermanLucas-yc7tp]

Exactly

[@starseed484]

This is absolutely true in every way!! Thank you for creating this message 🌹

[@Stoicscode]

You’re very welcome! I’m glad the message resonates with you-it’s always a pleasure to help. Let me know if there’s anything else you’d like!

[@henkbenade4835]

This is one of the best videos I've seen on this matter. This happened to me to the letter😮

[@Stoicscode]

It's amazing how some experiences resonate so strongly with us! It's always impactful to find content that mirrors our own lives so closely. What specific part of the video stood out to you the most?

[@K.Vee.Shanker]

Much needed advice for everyone. 🎉👌 Thanks 🙏 You can include one more sign, which is not informing you of important or recent incidents of her life with you. You come to know of it late, from others I believe the reason for ignoring repeated signs is our dependency. It can be about a relationship, job, partnership, or whatever that is significant. When I can't accept the loss of it, it's only an unhealthy association or dependency!😳

[@DavidOliphant-k6h]

I still miss it

[@StoicQuotes365]

Such a valuable perspective on recognizing signs before it’s too late. Relationships do require constant effort and awareness-thanks for the reminder to stay present and proactive!

[@ADSDLD]

Found myself watching these videos today, the more I watch the more I see all the bad signs I didn’t deal with while in the relationship. So many off the things said just hit me , I had sort of created separate lives for both of us, it was like we were single but we were also a happy family , not free to go and cheat or anything like that. I feel like when I stoped alcohol and drugs she couldn’t get out all her anger or issues with me anymore because we weren’t both drunk, I would leave the room or go to bed when I knew she was at her level to say something to me, I was running away from it instead of facing them head on.

[@Stoicscode]

You’re reflecting on past relationship dynamics, recognizing patterns like avoiding conflict and the impact of quitting alcohol and drugs. While this created boundaries, it may have left unresolved issues. Acknowledging these challenges is a key step in healing and improving future relationships. Keep giving yourself grace as you learn and grow.

[@-LuckyU-]

Read "no more mr nice guy"

[@davidhoang6360]

It's great video for creating works for solicitors, judge, barrister, government inheritance taxes most of all breaking off families where children are such for their life wondering what future holdings their's life and so on!!!

[@mikeriddle3089]

I think that the signs noted in the video are valid. However, the video gives nothing to help men understand how they got into the situation of observing these signs in the first place. Nor does the video give men any idea of what to do once they observe one or more of these signs, aside from vaguely asserting that once a man has observed a sign, he can better navigate or prepare for what is likely to come. How exactly? What specifically should a man do? That would be helpful to know. My experience is that by the time a man has observed one of these signs, the woman's interest level in him has already dropped and may not recover. If so, the reality is that he's likely to need to prepare for the relationship to end. Indeed withdrawing and presenting an attitude that he is ready to move one may be the best or even the only way of salvaging the relationship. Instead, most men will respond by pushing harder which only serves to pressure the woman and usually leads to accelerating her desire to end the relationship. When women like you, they help you. When they want to be with you, they show it.

[@Stoicscode]

Thanks for the feedback! We’ll definitely create another video with specific suggestions on what a man can do once he observes these signs. It’ll cover actionable steps to help navigate the situation effectively and how to respond in a way that maintains confidence and self-respect. Stay tuned!

[@Dfhawk]

You mentioned preparing to leave the relationship. That should be in place the instant the relationship begins. Never be afraid to walk away forever and mean it. You shouldn’t be uncaring or cruel, but you should always put yourself in the top priority. You are the only person with whom you will spend every single day with, for the rest of your life, so learn to love that companion before trying to love someone else. You can never control someone else, but use your responses and actions to teach others what you will, or will not, tolerate.

[@Paulmotea]

Fantastic every sign you sit there is nothing but the truth thank you so much Paul

[@hennies9509]

Why do some individuals choose to perpetuate dishonesty, ultimately causing harm, rather than opting for transparency and mutual separation?

[@Stoicscode]

In Stoicism, dishonesty arises from a lack of virtue and inner peace, driven by fear or attachment. True tranquility comes from acting with honesty and integrity. Instead of judging or retaliating, a Stoic focuses on their own virtue, responding with understanding and, if needed, peaceful detachment.

[@eugeneninnie3754]

EASY....It is the only thing they know is dishonesty. They NEVER have applied honesty because it is FOREIGN.....They only knw dishonesty.......

[@shedrickwallace9363]

When you experience any of this just walk away. We have shorter life spans on average and don’t have time to waste.

[@gimemy2bucksback911]

Fight for the one you really love and is worth fighting for.

[@EvelynSteele-e9e]

You funny

[@Prabhakar-s9c]

All the 6 signs are present, and she expressed also at last, heart ached, Mind disturbed, But have 2 kids 3.5 and 6.5 years old. Not sure what to decide, Should be there mechanically for Kids or Should separate even though it may affects kids

[@Stoicscode]

Making a decision like this is incredibly difficult, especially when children are involved. Here are some thoughts to consider while you navigate this situation: 1. Prioritize the Kids’ Well-being: Children thrive in environments where they feel safe, loved, and supported. Staying “mechanically” for the sake of the kids may not provide the emotional stability they need if the relationship is fraught with tension or unhappiness. However, separation could also affect them, depending on how it is handled. 2. Assess the Current Relationship: Reflect on the core issues causing heartache and disturbance. Is it possible to address these problems together through open communication, counseling, or therapy? Sometimes, professional help can revive a strained relationship. 3. Consider Personal Well-being: Your mental health matters. If staying together leads to prolonged emotional distress for either partner, it can indirectly affect the children. A peaceful separation can sometimes be healthier than staying in a toxic or unfulfilling relationship. 4. Long-Term Perspective: Think about what kind of example you want to set for your kids. Showing them how to navigate tough situations with honesty and integrity-whether it’s working through challenges or making the decision to part-can be a powerful lesson. 5. Seek Support: Speak with a trusted counselor, therapist, or close friend who can provide an objective perspective. Sometimes, having an unbiased viewpoint can clarify things. 6. Communicate: If possible, have an honest and calm discussion with your partner. Explore whether both of you are willing to work towards a solution or if separation feels inevitable. Ultimately, there is no “right” answer, only the one that aligns best with your values, needs, and the well-being of everyone involved. Whatever decision you make, ensure it comes from a place of care, thoughtfulness, and love for your children and yourself.

[@Prabhakar-s9c]

Thank you for taking out time to answer this, Appreciate it 🙏💐

[@Prabhakar-s9c]

Will try to understand more and work on the suggestions provided

[@rombog4507]

Never give up your kids!

[@jesi.o1502]

Everything said here happening in my case right now.

[@josephcelestine1945]

A stoic man has only 1 sign; and that is he doesn't matter if a woman is done with him because once she's done, so is he.

[@SenogaDavid-te4eo]

plz may you give more of what to do with girl freind who is aboad ,when our cominication is cut and before she used to cal me 4 times aday Thanx

[@Delineation60]

These signs do not only occur when a woman is done with you but they also occur when she wants to shift power and make you priorities her instead of your vision. And once you fall for it you're done, you'll be under her control.

[@Petra123-]

My ex had them all plus more😢

[@Stoicscode]

Healing from past relationships can be challenging, but it’s important to focus on your own growth and happiness. Remember, you deserve someone who values and appreciates you fully. Take it one step at a time-better days are ahead!

[@Petra123-]

@@Stoicscode amen

[@khanjanki8207]

Amen lm done aß well lm in this narrow road

[@Stoicscode]

The narrow road may be challenging, but it leads to life and eternal rewards. Stay strong and steadfast in your faith!

[@johnbaptist9617]

I dislike these AI voices.

[@MephiasLisenga]

Auctions can tell if your partner is done with you.

[@Stoicscode]

It’s true that actions often speak louder than words. If your partner consistently shows signs of disengagement, lack of effort, or withdrawal, it may indicate a shift in their feelings or priorities. Open communication is crucial-having an honest conversation can clarify where you both stand and help address any issues before jumping to conclusions.

[@PhilHarrisDBA]

You have no answers. Nothing works. Time to get out. These videos are no longer working

[@Stoicscode]

I understand that frustration. Sometimes, no matter how much effort we put into something, it just doesn’t yield the results we hoped for. It might be a signal that it’s time to step back, reassess, and explore new directions.

[@gilbertoramirez8579]

I know you make sense. Still hard to believe.have to step away,maybe see better. But I know l don't want to live like this. I can't live like this. I feel alone. ​@@Stoicscode

[@jimfischione2743]

Nothing works... except living alone.

[@AirborneEclipse]

Nah, over a mere mood, the moon aligning with some stars, or nearly anything nearly every one of them will forget your sacrifices for her, push you under a bus, steal everything they can; and be riding wild on someone new while still holding your wallet as the sun sets… Just expect it, be prepared for it with all assets protected, grill a ribeye, and be completely unbothered 😮‍💨

[@Stoicscode]

It’s a harsh perspective, but there’s truth in being prepared and protecting your peace. People can be unpredictable, and self-preservation is key. If you’ve set yourself up for resilience, then yes-grill that ribeye, keep your assets in check, and stay unbothered while life sorts itself out. You can’t control others, but you can always control how you move forward.

[@davidnichols1568]

After a couple months. Compare it with how it is going on at the present time.

[@TITO-d7i]

I like the voice very calm

[@DeanMopp]

Get to the damn point already

[@remiduguay2258]

No goodmorning, only you do ...friends comes first ...not you...! Woman who are quiet and don't say what is wrong ...don't do anything to get relationship getting better..they gave up fast...no long realshionship anymore ...slap in the face like we're nothing!

[@Stoicscode]

Good relationships are built on mutual respect, communication, and effort from both sides. It’s disheartening when one person feels neglected or unimportant, especially when issues are left unresolved. Silence can sometimes feel like a slap in the face, but it’s often a sign of deeper struggles. It’s crucial to have open conversations about what’s bothering each other, even if it’s uncomfortable. Without effort and understanding from both people, relationships can easily falter. Let’s not let pride or silence destroy something meaningful-working together is always better than giving up.

[@BrianMarshall-zd5uc]

Too much talk Little substance

[@generalfnbbonderai7700]

how to restore a dead relatioship

[@MarkNeczypir]

5:56

[@lulerichard5537]

Nothing. U can't bring back like to the dead

[@dougbeauford174]

Video takes 2 long to get to the 6 signs

[@TEeVEe-e8e]

I suffered three breakups in 6 months lol

[@TEeVEe-e8e]

I'm happy being single

[@TEeVEe-e8e]

Because they were killing me and my time and my life and my happiness

[@TEeVEe-e8e]

They were fake all of them

[@TITO-d7i]

If you pay the mortgage or rent she should never lose interest ❤

[@Stoicscode]

“True, but a strong connection goes beyond finances-emotional support and mutual respect keep the spark alive. ❤

[@RyanJohnson-x1x]

Na bump that! These women need to learn to get comfortable in the passenger seat

[@RyanJohnson-x1x]

If you Don’t pay the bills 💸 Then It’s best you check yourself girlfriend

[@EvelynSteele-e9e]

😂😂😂

[@khanjanki8207]

Amen

[@Canthandleit7]

I say if you aint being good move on . No question so try it and you will end up in the cold amd someone else be in your spot . Got mo time for these stupid games .

[@EvelynSteele-e9e]

These comments got me dying😂😂😂

[@erikbuckner8045]

word salad

[@troybordelon7801]

Why drag it out? Karma is a mo fo.

[@Stoicscode]

Indeed, karma always finds its way.

[@ikodapasara8143]

So it is responsibility of men to do everything for relationship ? How relationship is defined ? What a joke ?

[@Stoicscode]

Healthy relationships rely on mutual effort, trust, and open communication. Both partners should share responsibilities and support each other, rather than one person doing all the work. A balanced partnership grows through empathy and a shared commitment to each other.

[@ikodapasara8143]

@ Did I miss mutual word in this video or you are making it up ?

[@johnkholloway9837]

Yes...high maintenance- don't

[@nightrider12soul]

Mucho ado about nothing.

[@Quantum1-711]

Fast forward to 2:19. Prior to that is explaining this video as if you have the iq of a doorknob