How Men Secretly Judge a Woman’s Value -

Mindful Attraction 2.0
22 Jun 202416:13

Summary

TLDRThe video script delves into the psychology of attraction and dating, highlighting how one's emotional reactions, boundaries, and personal history can impact how they are perceived by others. It emphasizes the importance of self-worth, setting boundaries, and the non-verbal cues that reveal a person's past and psychological state. The speaker also discusses the influence of one's social circle and treatment of others on their perceived value, offering insights into self-improvement and assertiveness in relationships.

Takeaways

  • 😣 Emotional reactions can reveal a person's history of being used or taken for granted in relationships.
  • 🏁 Speeding up the pace of a relationship can signal weakness and a history of being on the receiving end of one-sided relationships.
  • 🚫 Lack of boundaries is often perceived as a sign of low self-worth and can invite disrespect from others.
  • 👀 A person's past can be discerned through their psychological defenses, such as eye contact and habits.
  • 🔍 Sexual habits can be telling about a person's character and past, often without their conscious awareness.
  • 🤔 Non-verbal cues like nervousness, fast speech, and closed body language can indicate anxiety and a history of being in weak positions.
  • 💭 Boundaries are crucial to prevent continuous disrespect and to demonstrate inner strength.
  • 💼 How you dress can affect how others perceive and treat you professionally.
  • 🗣 Oversharing personal information too quickly can be seen as a lack of emotional stability and common sense.
  • 🗣️ Speaking ill of friends or exes can lead others to believe that you may do the same about them in the future.
  • 👥 Observing how friends and others treat you can reveal aspects of your personality and self-worth.
  • 💬 The way you talk about others and how you are treated by them can influence how new acquaintances perceive you.

Q & A

  • What does the speaker suggest is revealed when someone is quick to chase or show interest without receiving any feedback?

    -The speaker suggests that when someone quickly chases or shows interest without receiving feedback, it indicates that the person has been used to or accustomed to chasing unconditionally, and it may show they have been the weak one in most of their relationships.

  • According to the speaker, what does it mean when a person's value is determined by what they tolerate from others?

    -The speaker implies that a person's value is determined by what they tolerate from others in the sense that if they tolerate being taken advantage of or given up on easily, it communicates to others that they have low self-value.

  • What does the speaker mean by 'blood bombing' and how does it communicate weakness to others?

    -The term 'blood bombing' is not explicitly defined in the script, but it seems to refer to overly aggressive or intense behavior in trying to attract someone's attention. The speaker suggests that such behavior communicates weakness because it shows a lack of control over one's emotions and a desperate need for attention.

  • Why does the speaker say that having no boundaries indicates low personal worth?

    -The speaker argues that having no boundaries indicates low personal worth because it implies that one is willing to accept any kind of treatment from others, suggesting a lack of self-respect and an openness to being taken advantage of.

  • How can a person's past be seen through their psychological defenses, according to the speaker?

    -The speaker suggests that a person's past can be seen through their psychological defenses, such as their eye contact, habits, and tolerance levels. These non-verbal cues can reveal their history and their past experiences in relationships.

  • What does the speaker mean by 'your sexual habits say a lot about you'?

    -The speaker implies that the way a person approaches and engages in sexual activities can reveal a lot about their character, habits, and possibly their past experiences. It may indicate whether they have been in unhealthy or unusual relationships.

  • Why does the speaker believe that oversharing can be a sign of low emotional stability?

    -The speaker believes that oversharing can be a sign of low emotional stability because it may indicate a lack of self-awareness and an inability to discern what is appropriate to share, especially in new relationships or with people they have just met.

  • What does the speaker suggest is the impact of how you talk about your friends and exes on how others perceive you?

    -The speaker suggests that if you speak negatively or gossip about your friends and exes, others may perceive you as someone who cannot be trusted, as they may assume that you would do the same to them.

  • How does the speaker explain the importance of how others treat you in revealing your character?

    -The speaker explains that observing how others treat you can reveal a lot about your character because it may show if you tolerate disrespect or mistreatment, which can indicate a lack of self-worth or boundaries.

  • What advice does the speaker give regarding the importance of treating oneself with love and respect?

    -The speaker advises that treating oneself with love and respect involves keeping one's word, following through on commitments, and not tolerating disrespect from others. This sets a standard for how others should treat you.

  • Why does the speaker say that people judge you on your past, particularly your sexual history?

    -The speaker states that people judge you on your past, especially your sexual history, because it can indicate your values, experiences, and behaviors in relationships. This judgment can be significant and sometimes unforgivable, depending on the person's values.

Outlines

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📈 The Impact of Wanting to Speed Things Up

This paragraph discusses how the desire to rush things, such as emotionally investing too quickly, shows a lack of emotional control and low self-worth. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining boundaries and not giving yourself up easily, as it communicates weakness and low value to others.

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🧠 The Importance of Personal Boundaries and Psychological Defenses

This paragraph highlights how a person's history and psychological defenses reflect their self-worth. It explains that having no boundaries indicates low value and discusses how non-verbal cues, like eye contact and body language, reveal a person's past and emotional state.

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👗 The Psychological Effects of Personal Presentation

This section discusses the significance of how you dress and present yourself, and how it affects others' perceptions of you. It also touches on the importance of controlling what you share with others, as oversharing can indicate emotional instability and lack of common sense.

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🗣️ The Consequences of Gossiping and How Friends Treat You

This paragraph covers the negative impact of gossiping about friends and exes, as it makes others think you might do the same to them. It also discusses how observing how others treat you and how you treat others, especially those in service roles, reveals aspects of your character.

💼 The Role of Self-Respect and Handling Disrespect

This section emphasizes the need for self-respect and not tolerating disrespect from others. It explains how people will treat you based on how you allow them to treat you and the importance of maintaining personal boundaries and standards.

🔍 Judging Based on Personal History and Sexual Behavior

This paragraph delves into how people judge others based on their sexual history and past behaviors. It discusses the stigma associated with promiscuity and how conservative views on sexual behavior can impact relationships and judgments.

📚 Introduction to Mindful Attraction University

This section introduces the Mindful Attraction University and the courses offered by Professor Alex. It outlines the various courses available, the benefits of purchasing them, and the different pricing options for both basic and premium bundles.

🎓 Purchasing Options and Course Benefits

This paragraph explains the purchasing options for the courses at Mindful Attraction University. It details the benefits of buying the entire bundle versus individual courses, the non-refund policy for bundles, and encourages potential buyers to try a single course before committing to the full package.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Emotional Control

Emotional control refers to the ability to manage one's emotions effectively, especially in response to others' actions. In the video's context, it is suggested that lacking control over one's emotions can signal to others that you are easily influenced or have been used in the past. The speaker uses the example of someone who 'speeds things up' or 'blood bombs' as showing a lack of emotional control, which can be perceived as a sign of weakness.

💡Unconditional Chasing

Unconditional chasing is the act of pursuing someone without expecting anything in return or without receiving any feedback. The video discusses how this behavior can indicate a history of being the 'weak one' in relationships, as it suggests a person who is used to giving without receiving, which can be seen as a sign of low self-worth.

💡Psychological Defenses

Psychological defenses are mental mechanisms that protect a person from anxiety or psychological conflict. The script implies that the absence of such boundaries can reveal a person's low self-worth, as it suggests an inability to protect oneself from being taken advantage of or disrespected.

💡Sexual Habits

Sexual habits refer to the patterns of behavior and preferences exhibited during sexual activities. The video mentions that these habits can reveal a lot about a person's character and past, even if they are not consciously aware of it. It suggests that unusual sexual habits might be a sign of being 'used to it,' indicating a pattern of behavior that has been normalized but could be seen as strange by others.

💡Non-Verbal Cues

Non-verbal cues are the unspoken signals a person sends through body language, eye contact, and facial expressions. The script explains that these cues can indicate anxiety or a history of being in a 'weak position,' as they can communicate a person's internal state without the need for words. Examples from the script include speaking fast, having a closed body language, and avoiding eye contact.

💡Aggressive Energy

Aggressive energy, in the context of the video, refers to the assertiveness and drive that a person exhibits, especially when standing up for themselves or pursuing their goals. The speaker argues that suppressing this energy can prevent others from seeing the full range of one's personality and can be perceived as a lack of strength or value.

💡Professionalism

Professionalism is the quality of conducting oneself in a professional manner, which includes dressing appropriately for the context. The video script suggests that dressing unprofessionally can lead others to treat you as less professional, indicating that appearances have a psychological impact on how people perceive and interact with you.

💡Oversharing

Oversharing is the act of revealing too much personal information, often too soon in a relationship or social interaction. The script warns against this behavior, as it can be seen as a sign of low emotional stability or common sense, potentially causing others to judge the person negatively or pull away.

💡Treating Others

Treating others refers to how a person interacts with people around them, including friends, service staff, and acquaintances. The video emphasizes that how one treats others, especially those perceived as being in a lower position, can reflect on their character and can influence how they are treated in return.

💡Self-Worth

Self-worth is an individual's perception of their own value or worthiness. The script discusses how a person's self-worth is often communicated through their boundaries, reactions to disrespect, and their willingness to stand up for themselves. It suggests that a lack of self-worth can lead to being taken advantage of or disrespected by others.

💡Judgment

Judgment, in this context, is the process of forming an opinion or evaluation about someone based on their behavior, history, or the way they are treated by others. The video script highlights that people often judge others based on subtle cues and behaviors, which can impact how they are perceived and interacted with in social settings.

Highlights

The importance of not showing desperation or weakness in relationships, as it can indicate a history of being taken advantage of.

The impact of psychological defenses and boundaries on how others perceive your value and respect you.

How a person's past and value can be discerned through their eye contact, habits, and tolerance levels.

The revelation of personal history and habits, particularly sexual habits, which can unconsciously communicate a lot about a person.

Transcripts

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the first one is wanting to speed things

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up um this is honestly this will show

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any person that you have no control of

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your emotions this will show any person

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that you have been used to or accustomed

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to chasing unconditionally anytime

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somebody you run into somebody who

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chases you without getting any feedback

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on your part or without even matching

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your energy tells you that this person

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has been in in in one side of

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relationships tells you that this person

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has been the weak one in most of their

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relationships um and a lot of people

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when they see that they sort of say if

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somebody took advantage of you somebody

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took you for granted if you gave

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yourself up that easily when I mean

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giving yourself up people we don't talk

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about sex that's not it we're talking

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about emotionally when you give yourself

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up so easily and where you're reactive

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to them where everything that does

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affects you then you're pretty much

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communicating to them that other people

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have done that and that you are of low

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value

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right because you your value is worth

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what you tolerate from people okay so I

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wed to speed things up blood bombing all

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that kind of stuff communicates weakness

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to people right and the next one is your

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history okay your history is seen

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through your psychological defenses if

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you have no B boundaries that just shows

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you you have low Worth right because a

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in a a country without boundaries is

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pretty worthless right um people without

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boundaries have low value in general

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because it means that you could do

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anything to me and I'm still going to be

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there

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so like how how is that any sign of

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having any personal Worth right and your

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past also like I said earlier is seen

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through your face in other words you

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could see a person's past by their eye

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contact by their Habits by what they

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tolerate from you and also by their

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sexual habits okay um your sexual habits

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say a lot about you and you may not even

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know it

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and the thing is is that a lot of people

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who have weird sex habits they don't

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know that it's weird because they're

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used to it like they habituate to it so

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someone like somebody someone who has a

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smelly apartment you enter it you're

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like yo it smells and they're like no it

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don't like oh it doesn't smell because

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you're used to it right and that's a

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beauty about this is that most people

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will reveal these things without even

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knowing it right so that's one thing

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right psychological defenses sex habits

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um non-verbal cues I mean in your face

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you're always walking around with a

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nervous look you speak fast you respond

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fast your body language is closed down

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like you don't make eye contact all of

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that shows that you have anxiety and

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that most likely you've been on the weak

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a weak position when people see that and

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honestly it most people see that and

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they say okay this person is gullible

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like this person could be taken

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advantage of there's a certain weakness

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a a certain sensation of not having bone

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like a brittleness to people when they

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do when they show their history through

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the non-verbal cues

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right and that's why you got to have

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boundaries because if you don't have

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boundaries it just means that people

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people continually attack you and you

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don't do nothing about it right somebody

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disrespects you they know they

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disrespected you then they come up to

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you did you do something else and a part

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of them says is is are they going to

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bring it up and when you don't it's like

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a part of them just like looks at you

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and and just like feels disappointed

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because you know we want to feel like

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the person that we're with has has Inner

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Strength see they want someone who has a

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willingness to fight back pretty much

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right like to sense some strength in you

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like you're willing to to to get angry

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per se where when people can notice when

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you're hesitant when you're trying when

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you're hesitant to speak up or when you

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hesitant to stand up for yourself all of

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those things are sensed right and people

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will test You by trying to see like what

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are you willing to accept from people or

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when someone disrespects you whether or

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not you're willing to call out you know

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and the only way for you to call it out

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is to use some of your aggressive energy

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and a lot of people just don't are not

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comfortable using their aggressive

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energy because it they feel like it

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comes across as as toxic and stuff like

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that but the truth is is that aggressive

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energy is who you are right like people

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grow and people move up in life that's

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an aggressive energy as children

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children have aggressive energy where

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they like to explore their environment

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and if you don't let them do that they

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get angry right so it's like aggression

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is part of who you are and suppressing

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that is suppressing a big part of who

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you are and you suppress it by not

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speaking up and and then you and you and

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you sort of don't allow people to see

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the full ranges of your personality

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because that's who you are and you just

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don't want to show it because it might

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look too aggressive you know not for all

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the Bronx people out there who love

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using this aggression this is not for

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you right you got to then show so some

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you know don't stab people

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right and this also goes in your retire

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at work right if you dress

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unprofessionally people are not going to

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treat you professionally how you dress

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is so psychological and it affects

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people psychologically that you have to

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understand this like you CH cannot dress

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like any any other way and expect people

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to respect you in a certain way if you

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want to dress in a way that earns makes

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people see you as a smart person well

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you got to [ __ ] dress that way right

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because people judge you on your pars

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the next one is what you share let me

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say something the self is always coming

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through okay if somebody has bad traits

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about them a lot of times they're going

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to find a way to sabotage themselves and

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verbally say

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it but generally some people are are

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unaware of how insane some many things

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that they

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do right they they they get habituated

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to it um and so they sh they overshare

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they like telling like oversharing to me

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is a is is it's a bad it's a sign of a

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bad thing oversharing and sharing too

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fast right remember the one story of the

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girl whose sister who I think was it was

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it her sister tried to kill her and and

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they were still cool I'm like it's

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[ __ ] crazy

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girl right so it's kind of there's some

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things you just cannot share when you

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first meet people and it just it just

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it's it's it's a reflection of of your

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common sense and your emotional

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stability right because some things you

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bring shame right some things you just

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cannot share with people and a lot of

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people they just don't have that filter

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and people judge you based on that you

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know like when I was when I was a

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younger man people didn't want hang want

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to hang out with me that much because I

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was unfiltered you know so people judged

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me on that and they they judged that I

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was a mean person that I was you know

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not the not the nicest nicest person

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well it was because I just couldn't

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control my my my tongue I talk too much

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and I always said things that offended

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and so as much of a good person you are

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they will judge you based on your

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appearance and how you talk and how you

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talk to them now the next one is how you

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talk about your friends and your exes if

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you talk bad or gossip in front of

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people about your exes and about your

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friends what people are going to say is

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that if they if you're talking bad about

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them you're going to talk bad about me

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eventually and and a lot of people would

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just slowly or subtly pull away a really

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interesting one is how your friends

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treat you and how other people treat you

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you know what's funny is one thing for

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me to see how you treat me and how I

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treat you but I've had some of the most

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fascinating like discoveries about some

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people's Nature by just observing how

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others treat them like for example like

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you could be confident around me but

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then when you with your friends you

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could sort of sense that they may not

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listen to everything you say and so I

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I'll observe you and and I'll notice how

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your friends ignore you they treat you

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with disrespect they cancel on you and

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you'll tell me stories of how your

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friends treat you and how you're

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tolerating that and how you can't see

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the difference between your real friends

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and friends who are just there out of

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convenience and that's why they mistreat

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you that way um it's it's it's it kind

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of it really does reveal to you a a a

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different part of the person personality

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because for example I have friends right

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and I have really cool guy friends but

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then when you put them around women they

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get really weird right and so that's how

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some people judge you they judge you

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based on how how other people judge you

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and treat you and if they notice that

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people don't respect you they're going

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to look down on you a little bit you

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know what I'm saying and it also comes

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down to how you treat yourself as well

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if they so it's but it's very

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interesting how that works man that's

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why

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like for

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example a woman might think like I'm

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cool but if she sees me with my in in

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school for example let's just for

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example and nobody likes me and and they

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I'll I'll try to butt in the

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conversation when she's around me and

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they won't even acknowledge me a girl

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will see that I'm like yo what the [ __ ]

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have you done to be so ignored like

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those things matter and especially for

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especially women they'll judge you even

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harsher on that than a man would I don't

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mind dating the loser chick of the group

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honestly I I don't give a [ __ ] you know

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what I'm saying but but how you treat

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how other people treat how other people

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treat you it says so much and also how

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you treat people

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who who are who are under you like for

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example I've never been mean to

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waitresses I've never been mean but

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there was there was this one time where

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in in Mexico there was no alcohol being

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served because of the election and I

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went to a restaurant and I'm like okay

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let's go to the restaurant and get a

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beer I went to the restaurant and I told

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her I was like look I could tell these

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people are going to take a [ __ ] long

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time and I'm like let's just go

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somewhere she was like no stay I'm like

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listen listen to me they're going to

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take 10 minutes to give me my beer I am

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telling you they're not going to she was

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like stop being mean to them I'm not I'm

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not being mean I'm just being honest

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they take my

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order they they go back write it down

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and then for five minutes they're doing

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everything but just bring me the

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freaking beer just what's so difficult

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about that you're literally on my way

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here just have to be in your hand it's

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been 5 minutes and I'm looking at her

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I'm like she's like why you being an

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[ __ ] I'm not not I'm not being an

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[ __ ] to be an [ __ ] like I told you

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we should we should have just ordered on

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the phone and now we're here and I'm and

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I and I wait I'm like hey lady um I just

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want my beer like what's taking so long

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and she's like that you're a [ __ ]

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[ __ ] to waitresses I'm like is that

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really what it is to be an [ __ ] cuz

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then I completely

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understand 10 minutes and I timed it and

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and she was like and I was like look and

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she was like you [ __ ] timed it I'm

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like yeah timed it you know the the my

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biggest pet peeve in Mexico is is

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honestly un when things take

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unnecessarily a long time to do oh my

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God all right let's continue with the

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video but yeah man oh my [ __ ] God we

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just seen part of his character it's

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horrible I look I'm a nice Tipper okay I

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tip people who but that one thing the

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whole on like for example you go places

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you order something this it's funny the

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smaller the thing you order the longer

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it takes

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all right yeah let's continue with the

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video the next one is how you treat

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others and how others treat you

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okay you have to learn how to treat

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yourself with more love and

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respect that means you got to keep your

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word that means you got to do the things

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that you're going to say you're going to

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do and above all never tell people what

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you're going to do because it decreases

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the likelihood of you achieving that but

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some people

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let other people just completely

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disrespect them and they don't do

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nothing about it and so people will see

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that and it'll be and people will un

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people will unconsciously disrespect you

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more right and so then people will

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disrespect you more you're going to

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disrespect yourself more and the circle

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continues people can have a good good

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ability to sense how to treat you

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because you sort of tell people how to

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treat you right and you don't have to

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verbally tell people how to treat you

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all you have to do is have an internal

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willingness to just walk away if they

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start treating you treating you a

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certain way what will happen is that

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naturally your behavior will literally

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change because what matters most and

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it's not what you want but is the things

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that you will not accept from people

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that changes your behavior a lot more

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than that than than the

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opposite and the next thing is your past

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right your history sex history

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okay um you're that part people really

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really really judge you on that and it's

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pretty unforgivable for for some people

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um if they don't like promiscuous people

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and you tell them that they're going to

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judge you on that um if you tell them

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that you you used to do this any sex

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work or even this or that anything

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related to that people judge you on that

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people want you to be more conservative

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than liberal about that kind of stuff

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and with the world with the way the

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world works today you know you can't

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like people judge you less on that but

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it's still wired to PE for people to

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judge you it's like guys as guys we

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don't understand that women do judge

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guys who sleep with a a lot of women

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they all right ladies and gentlemen

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welcome to the mindful attraction

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where I teach you all of the strategies

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to improve your dating life and all of

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the courses that I have all in one place

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and you can get it at a highly

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purchase all all of my basic courses

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without the bundles usually at $600 $600

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you can purchase it now at $399 people

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not 400 $3.99 for psychological purposes

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showing as a scam yeah that's right yeah

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get the master's degree of the mind for

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attraction University taught by

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Professor Alex you can get the premium

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cost cost one

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$1,200 now you can purchase them all at

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$7.99 or four payments of $200 you guys

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can also do like a payment plan feminine

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bonuses at one lower price people and

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with that honestly this is the type of

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thing that I know that if you guys get

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it'll fix your dating life in ways you

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guys cannot imagine Now My worry is that

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it is a lot of content like it is and

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I'm not a fan of giving people a lot of

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content because I don't want

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informational junkies but this is the

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best way to get it all at all in one

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price now look mind you it's no if you

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purchase the bundle it I'm just going to

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be honest there's no refunds purchasing

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the whole bundles if you guys think you

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guys are not going to like it I would

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prefer if you buy if you guys buy one

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course to see if you like it and if you

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don't like that course you could get

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your money back and don't purchase the

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bundle right but if you like that course

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you guys can send me an email and say

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hey can I upgrade to the bundle pay the

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difference and there you guys will get

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it but it's just that look man you guys

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know my content I if you like if you

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like if you like one cork you like it

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all right so that's the only caveat but

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I know damn well if you if you purchase

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it your dating life will never be the

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same okay now for those who purchase the

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courses but want to add to the bundle

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you guys can message me and maybe we

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could come up with with a price so that

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you guys can get it um while being able

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to not have to pay all the Crazy Prices

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okay so now so just click on the

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description down below there you'll see

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um the ability to purchase the wiy Bund

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the wifey basic package which is the the

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one that you see here for $3.99 without

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the bundles and without the bonuses but

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if you guys want to purchase it with the

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bonuses which is a lot of content and I

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am afraid because it's a lot of content

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you guys can purchase it right here with

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either four payments of $200 or one time

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payment of $79 999 right and yeah this

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is and by the way I made this design you

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know father adex is being inclusive here

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and stuff like that um anyways hopefully

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you guys enjoy this hopefully you guys

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can um support the channel by purchasing

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those courses and I'll see you guys

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inside bye-bye

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