Apologize To A Woman? DON'T Ever Say SORRY To A Woman! #Simp

DON'T Ever Say SORRY To A Woman! (THESE Magical Words Work WONDERS!)... In this dating, love, and relationship advice video, I will explain why you should never say sorry to a woman and give you the magical words that work wonders when saying sorry. When you wrong your woman on first dates, online dating, or somewhere in the dating process, you can use these magical words instead of saying sorry. Ensure you embrace these dating tips and watch the entire video.

I don't want you to keep saying sorry to a woman when you wrong her or mess things up. I want you to know how to apologize without saying sorry. In today's dating advice for men, I will give you dating tips that will help you understand women better and learn how to apologize without saying sorry. If you know how to say sorry effectively, you will leave her wanting more.

I want you to stop saying sorry and start using these magical words that work wonders from today. You will have a better dating life and relationships if you know what to say when you're sorry instead of saying sorry. Take heed to these tips for men to learn how to apologize without saying sorry.

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[warrenbfeagins]

My mother told me this as a teenager DECADES ago. I never forgot that and her telling me to never let a woman think what she has between her legs is more valuable than what I had between mine.

[jaimegomez]

"Scarcity increases value." This flipped a switch in my brain. These three words carry more than ten times their own weight.

[StriveL]

Hi Anna. Yes taking responsibility, manning up is what you do when wrong. Anyone can try to cover up or lie about something, but owning it takes courage.

[gracerules]

Saying "I was wrong and I shouldn't have said/done what I said/did. I wish I hadn't and these are the steps I am taking to correct my actions moving forward" is a way to express sorrow without just saying I'm sorry.

[IntegraDIY]

This is valuable information, and the same goes when the female begs for forgiveness. But when a female begs, she still gets kicked to the curb :)

[Whitbykarate]

Good advice. Especially the part about her not deserving to be treated like this. Then the change in behaviour is also good. I always do the “I will do X”. I don’t always say that she doesn’t deserve the treatment.

[lucianseekinglove]

If you realize that you did something wrong or/and that you hurt someone, you should apologize. If you feel sorry, make that known in simple and truthful words. Honesty is not weakness. If anyone interprets honesty as weakness, they have some unresolved issues of their own. "Babe, I messed up" is a great addition, but it doesn't tell her whether you're sorry about having messed up. You could very well realize that you messed up without feeling sorry for having messed up. All the phrases you mentioned should be part of the conversation, but I disagree with not saying "I'm sorry". To be honest, I wouldn't even want to be in a relationship with a woman who sees apologizing as a negative thing.

[markh]

I really want to know why women get angry at their man, often for seemingly nefarious reasons, as though she is his moral superior. For example, my wife (ex) was angry enough to not talk to me, several times. What it boiled down to was that she assumed I was thinking something, which wasn't even remotely true. I have had many occasions where my gf or wife took a "morally" (very likely just a reason to be angry) superior position, and either berated me, wouldn't talk to me, or punished me by withholding or doing intentional things to annoy me.
It seems women WANT to be angry about something, and twist the littlest thing into something huge. Is it to artificially create drama? For whatever reason, it is annoying AF. It's a phenomenon with current generations of women, because I never saw or heard of this behavior from my grandparents generation. It seems a great lack of courteous respect to a man you supposedly are committed to.

[maxpower]

I've been thinking about this for the past continually for the past 3 days. I feel this is one of the most important videos you've put out.
In all sincerity Anna, you are so much more than a dating coach. 200 thousand people as well as myself are fortunate to have found you

[WaterlooExpat]

The very topic prompts me to burst into laughter because it makes me recall Bill Clinton saying that he was sorry for his "relationship" with Monica Lewinsky.

[YourWingmam]

Don't ever say sorry to a woman (unless?...) ;)
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[bayareaprepper]

I appreciate this. You make it very clear. I like how you explain how women think or feel??!...

[IPICKUPLITTER]

"Owning your flaws and taking responsibility for changing things you need to isnt weakness, it is strength" I wish more people understood that. Thanks, Anna. I hope my future husband (that I haven't met yet) is that guy.

[buffuniballer]

AJ,

Again, thanks for your videos. Yes the urge to just say sorry, please stop with the emotional flooding is strong. Yes me, find your strong core and stand up and take it (as long as it's not abusive. Yes, women can be abusive.) However, if she's just angry and saying things like how could you do this, or I can't believe you did this and so on, just take it. No explanation is going to make that go away. Just let her empty her emotional balloon of what has her pumped up. I do realize it's easier for me to say than for people to stand there and take it.

@6:50, there is a business axiom, if you want a yes, go in person, if you want a no, send an e-mail. Not 100% but what it does suggest is the strong move is to present your case in person. I believe this translates well to the apology situation.

Let's move on

@7:35, you nailed it. Even better if you start with "You are right, I royally F'ed up" or whatever language is common in your relationship. I messed up, I did you wrong, you deserve better. Start with strong, unambiguous ownership of what you did.

@10:00 this is the essence of a good man vs a nice man. The good man works from a place of strength and is seeking to live a life of integrity. Full on in this, owning the mistake AND owning the solution. Not passing off the solution or the blame to others. I.E. the example about the friend a minute or so before. Owning the responsibility to avoid the friend who is a bad influence or having too many drinks.

There is a difference between saying, "but it was Mark, or it was the booze" and saying "I choose to do stupid s*** when I'm with Mark or have too many drinks, I will fix that."

The nice guy is weak and transactional and life happens TO him. The good guy makes life happen and fixes his faults (or gets help from a qualified 3rd party) and doesn't shift the blame to others and expect them to make him strong, of good character, etc.

@11:25 - Amen! As someone who had an unfaithful ex-wife, I 1000% agree. The person who screws up must admit AND own the behavior and own the responsibility for the resolution. The betrayed party, should they choose to remain only owes the transgressor the willingness to be open and honest about how they feel. It may not be right now, they may say I'm not going to make any choices at this point, but I'm going to consider this and consider the BEHAVIOR the ACTIONS. Too many try to talk their way out of situations they ACTED their way into. It's going to take action to repair the break.

@12:30 BOTH have to come back. This was an on-going thing with my ex-wife. At first I'd just try to power through. Ouch, that doesn't work. Second, I'd suggest we come back to this in 24 hours. She wouldn't come back to it, so I thought maybe too soon. Finally, I'd just say, when you are ready to talk about it, let me know. She never came back. So ladies, if your guy is doing either of the last two, please recognize his emotional maturity and honor it by coming back or asking for another 24 hours or whatever time period you want. But you gotta come back. If you don't, then you are damaging the relationship as well. There has to be some payoff for him here. If you need the space and he's learned to recognize that, but you never return, you are not a part of the solution. I'm not saying his behavior is right or justified or he gets a pass. I'm saying you have moved from victim to co-contributor to the downward spiral.


@16:50 - ohh, I've run into this with my wife. I will have said "I am sorry" and she never heard it. I know she's one to look for "I'm sorry" but I also have the experience that if she's worked up, she's not listening as she's still in her head and heart. One reason to not start with I'm sorry, but instead "I f'ed up" or similar is the impact it makes. That gets attention for the reasons you stated. I'm sorry is too easy to say and I'd add too easy to miss as a consequence of it's casual nature. The tip about I AM SORRY and I'd add for doing X, or even leave out the word sorry as it's overloaded and can be taken as an adjective to describe him, "He's a sorry example of a man."

So say I APOLOGIZE for doing X... leaves the whole word sorry and the potential for projecting weakness out of the encounter.

Finally, and this is my thought. I'm sorry is for a relatively minor offense. I.E. you bump into her while you are both working in the kitchen or forget to bring her silverware when you are serving the dinner you made. "Oh, I'm sorry, let me grab our silverware."

I'm sorry or I am sorry just doesn't cut it for making poor choices. Leave I'm sorry for mistakes. Flirting with Ashley or gambling away your life savings goes beyond "a mistake." A mistake is forgetting the silverware, or bumping into her, or accidently stepping on her toes when you are close, etc. Something done with no intention is where I am sorry fits, not a conscious choice to do something hurtful or wrong.

[sergeantcrow]

Yes... The preamble was important, and appreciated....

[thomaspeterson]

Often when I watch one of these videos, I think to myself, "Alone may not be better but it sure is easier "

[Mett]

The differences of context are very important. Canadians tend to say sorry because it’s a cultural thing to be polite if we learn good manners. Instead we could say “Excuse me.” Sorry as an apology which is used too often can be reciprocal. Manners and politeness are different to not wanting to offend and saying sorry like it’s a habit and it becomes a case of insecurity in the same way some one who says erm, umm, ahh and fills the void when speaking in front of the public or a group of people. Within context it is important to establish prosper context with vocal inflection, body language and eye contact. It’s rarely 100% apparent. When you say you’re sorry for someone’s loss for example. It’s also important not to say sorry over and over and make the same mistake. It means you’re not present when it’s overused. Obviously if there has been no mistakes made there isn’t anything to apologize for. Some people never apologize and others apologize and don’t mean it! So many contexts…

[cmullenmusic]

Love this lady, so helpful, like a big sis 💚👍

[Chris-ytnu]

I did many times knowing that she was wrong just to make things easier. She is not here anymore. But it still bothers me many years later that I had to apologize and must have looked weak and a loser. If you apologize just to please her, you will hate yourself the rest of your life for giving in. A woman in 99% of the cases will use it against you as leverage and disrespect you.

[doug]

You know, you are literally a genius...ty beautiful!