How Men RUIN Their Lives in Their 20s (from a Woman's Perspective)

Your 20s are a crucial time for building the foundation of your future, but so many men make mistakes that hold them back. In this video, I’m sharing a woman’s perspective on the choices and behaviors that can quietly derail your success, happiness, and relationships.

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[daledot]

I ruined my life by not convincing myself to stay very single. I should have never ever dated or married any woman. Should have stayed celibate. That was the biggest mistake I ever made.

[rosswardrop]

A goldigger ruined my life. Thats why i stay single.25 years now.These golddiggers should be in jail.Sarah tell these women to stop ripping men off.Its a joke.

[ilkkak]

Not every brolem come from man's childhood trauma. Some come from his wife mental health and her childhood traumas.

[chunkyd]

Getting married. Don't do it gentlemen.

[expressoevangelism]

How men ruin their lives:- They get married. 😄

[darrininmesa]

The biggest reason why the divorce rates are so high is that most people pick their spouses poorly from the get go or they have kids before marriage and then try to ""make"" things work with someone who you're not really compatible with.

[reallydoe]

I ruined my life trying to love the unlovable ( women )

[johnm]

Men and women do not mix well, ever! We come together to satisfy a need of intellectual, emotional, physical and spiritual connection but we can not stay together! After a time, if we try to hold on to that brief moment we’ll grow to have contempt for one another. We Are as different as cats and dogs! Men will never understand women and that is true of women’s understandings of men! Enjoy each other and then let go until the next time.

[RafelCavalcanti]

read the forbidden book Magnetic Aura on Borlest, and you'll see the secrets they're keeping from us.

[keppscrossing]

I had no trauma until my wife of 19 years pulled the floor out from under me by leaving with very little warning. I also now have PTSD from the pain I went through from a severe back injury a few years later. But I brought no trauma whatsoever into our marriage. I was solidly grounded. She was far from it, but I naively didn't see it until the last couple of years.

[Tim_G_Bennett]

The other way to do it was going through my 20's with a chronic illness, undiagnosed learning disability's and childhood neglect. Therapists weren't really much help, they didn't ask the right questions. It makes it hard when everyone says "life's hard" I just thought I just sucked at life, turns out I'm living life on a really hard mode. That's how I ended up a 40 year old virgin.

[wanderingwarrior]

Chasing women (sex), money, drinking, drugs, doing what everyone is!

[ilkkak]

11:35 just described man who's been too long with narcissist. And who can't leave his kids to that woman and don't know what to do.

[DragonXDrei]

You know when you parents tell you, don't go with that person, she is not good for you, or the same for women, he is not good for you, and you ALWAYS know better. Well, I wish I listened to my mother 20 years ago. The problems is that we human beings don't learn from other's mistakes, because it's not the same as science, where scientists can work on the same issue for decades. We just don't like to work on ourselves to better ourselves, just the stuff around us.

If your parent say, don't do that, because I did and it cost dearly, the usual response is "well I am not you", and then they go and make the exact same mistake.

[MrAndyLake]

Ty Sarah, very solid advice. Advice this useful is really far and far between.

[georgeeads]

I must say you really hit the nail on the head. I did not learn any of that until I was in my 50s. Great video.

[eliasmansour]

I believe I'm on the right path, but can always do and be better. Thanks Sarah.

[TedSeeber]

I'm 53 and struggling to raise a functional, but lower intelligence, 21 year old. I can see that he's got the ability to be a good father- he's loved babies since he was 4- but launching an adult into this culture, especially values and culture based family- is incredibly hard.

How about LHM? NO DIVORCE couples? Is that even possible anymore?

[bertmunoz]

From a sisters perspective? I have three sisters and non of them would ever say to me; "You know how you ruin your life in your twenties!!? Had a few girl friends that would definitely would nag that at me every day.

[_sniper]

Recommendation Re: "Stuff". If you haven't before, look up the George Carlin routine on "Stuff". Very pertinent for where you are right now (and also hilarious). You're welcome. 😆