Why Your Ex Must Lose YOU

You must let them lose you. In this video, you will learn from Coach Craig Kenneth WHY you must let someone lose you. Coach Craig will give you the insight and understanding on why you need to let someone experience life without you before they can truly appreciate your value.
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[TheGhostOfWakanda]

Y’all won’t believe this but I’ve had an ex from 10 years ago and my ex from present day reach out to me in the same week. what focusing on yourself and putting in the work to grow can do. All while in no contact.

[MarcoCameron-fc]

My story kind of mirrors the email in this video. I treated my ex with respect, love, care, and took care of her emotional needs when she needed me BUT she still broke up with me and over a text to top it all off. I gave her the breakup and didn't beg or chase. 8 months later still not a word from her. I guess she doesn't care as much as she said she did.

[iveyje]

You know, I’m just realizing now that I don’t think I’ve ever seen Craig’s hands. Weird thing to comment but I felt compelled to throw it out there.

[lazatinfamilyvlogs]

I loved him so much - my ex . But still at the end, he didn’t see my worth. And i decided to move forward with my life . This had happened from the past .

[narayanprasad]

I'm an extroverted, athletic, surfer who saves lives for a living. I service my own car. I think I am pretty masculine. Yet I had the EXACT same experience as the lad in this video. I was so anxious that I lost my masculinity and it turned her RIGHT OFF! She lost all attraction and sadly broke it off. Have been in no contact for almost 3 months and not a word from her but that is ok. I know my own value now thanks to Craig and Victoria and I am ready to be confident in all my relationships going forward. Do the workbooks! They really are life changing.

[veronikasizova]

As a lesbian, I can confidently tell you… what coach Craig is saying is 100% true. I'm a stereotypically feminine woman who is into feminine women, and I noticed how my taking on a “caretaker” role has ruined my past relationship. It’s not about being more masculine - just keep your cool and don't do all the emotional heavy lifting in a relationship.

[whiggygirl]

OMG That is so true about it turning a woman off when a man is in his feminine side!! Had no idea what it was until you just said this! ❤

[pirette]

Im just now implementing TRUE no contact. He broke up with me 05/31 and i was in shock for the first 2 months. It wasnt until august tjat i cracked and reached out. It was very cold and distant and he would respond every now and then....but I did keep in contact with his mom which may or may not have helped. there was a lot of movement and action the week of his birthday where I ended up reopening my wound so now I'm back to full no contact hoping its not too late. Hes a FA and the relationship was for 9 years...that had to mean something

[moneytime]

I always agree with you Craig. Don’t care what people think . Mental health and stress and then drawn to the familiar and ect.

[gospelcontent]

A lot of good guys fall into this. I found out the hard way. Ladies say they want a caring, Loving, affectionate man, but in reality they really don't.

They eventually get bored of the guy whom pours too much care and attention to them.

Brothers learn this and become more masculine in your behaviour towards females.
Focus on your goals and aspirations, the woman should never take 1st place over your goals in life.
Once you put her in 1st place, you will surely loose her, guaranteed!!

[gergialiv]

I got called “addicted” to someone when my avoidant broke up with me, it broke me I love her unconditionally right but all I wanted was closure I think that was her get out of this situation by saying this. I gave her a month to explore her feelings and life after we broke up and a lot of the time we didn’t speak, yet when I gave up waiting and asked for closure I got called addicted and it’s like if that’s how you viewed me in the end then I’m better off without all I ever did was love her and look after her to my best.

Not addicted but I’m working on me and my self worth, focusing on my new job

[szches]

Good Morning Coach Craig ❤❤ I am currently in this situation

[yqcduxk]

Everything about the woman in this video applies to the semi avoidant guy I was dating too, so I dont think its necessarily a female thing. I was too nice and clingy and always available and it turned him off

[TheBonazzo]

Do you plan any discount on the creative healing course for the Black Friday?

[theresedegard]

Hi. I'm struggling, still!! - it's been a little over 4 months in no contact. We had a good relationship for about 8 months, and all of a sudden he told me he felt like we were more friends than a cople. He still did nice romantic things all the way to the end. I told him I thought we would make a big mistak ending things, and he agree to begin with, and then after a couple of weeks he changed his mind again. I went into no contact, and we haven't been in contact sins. I know you tell us it takes time, but I'm about to loos all hope😢😢

[marjoriemartinez]

We broke no contact after 15 yrs, i was elated bc this was our final chance. Hes 68 im 55 yrs old, we spend alot of time together and around our families but after 7 months he told me he was Not ready to be responsible for me so, i left him again. Its been 3 months im so sad 😢but it was for the best 😢

[vixter]

I don’t think my ex will care. He’ll either move on and try to date other people and he’s too busy getting drunk every day to care.

[ghostplaymakers]

This doesn’t apply to bpd people does it?

[alexben]

Mannnn😂😂😂😂, I waited 1 year for this. Craig, you need to work faster 🎉🎉🎉😅😅

[tankthearc]

i treated her very good even cooked for her, she did nothing for me and still broke it off saying she needs space smh women