How to Attract a Masculine Man

Hi everyone ❤️ in this video I’m listing some tips to attract a masculine man.
#tradwife #traditionalmarriage #masculineman

[Dahlia_Park]

Watching this while happily married just to support your channel 😂👏

[FaithandFlowers]

I love tip #6. It is so encouraging and refreshing to hear from someone else that it is good and okay for a young single woman to live at home and be dependent on her family for food and shelter when our society today pushes independence on young people (and I feel like especially on women) so incredibly hard. Living at home does not mean being only a consumer in your family. You can practice your homemaking skills and really bless the family by helping out around the house, cooking meals, baking goodies, and things like that. Then they will be sad when you do eventually leave the nest.

[mariagalleriaxi]

I'm still pretty young engineering student but I've put a lot of effort in dressing feminine. Even though I haven't had success in getting approached by a man, I've noticed all of my relationships (whether it be family or acquaintances) have improved. People enjoy my company and I'm grateful to God for it.

[Pamlg]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:00 🚺 *To attract a masculine man, focus on receiving their pursuit rather than seeking them out actively.*
00:28 🏢 *Put yourself in social situations where you can be approached, like going to the gym, grocery store, or bookstore.*
01:37 💅 *Being feminine is not just about appearance but also about being peaceful, content without a man, and friendly.*
02:57 🥦 *Take care of your body through good nutrition and regular exercise to maintain a feminine figure.*
04:33 👩‍⚕️ *Consider feminine jobs like nannying, teaching, or nursing if you want to maintain a nurturing and feminine energy.*
05:57 🍳 *Learn homemaking skills like cooking, cleaning, and home maintenance to be prepared for future roles.*
06:23 🏡 *It's okay to be dependent before marriage, living with parents and having a part-time job is acceptable.*

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[Candi_Clown]

I’m 18 single, and and you’ve helped inspire me to not be afraid of my feminine energy, I’ve been wearing dresses and lot more and wearing pink, I haven’t left like a princess since I was 5. I’m planning a hair care routine soon too ☺️ Love you!

[Womb_to_Tomb_Apologetics]

Wearing a dress is an underrated tip. You'll instantly be the most unique woman in the room. Pair it with a joyful demeanor and you'll be unstoppable.

[savahbejin]

You are so right! This is always how I always attracted men. I was raised to let them come to me, not chase them. I always dressed nicely and smiled. I was genuinely happy to meet people.

[kman]

I'm glad that there are women who still want to be in their feminine energy. This is refreshing. Thank you Estee.😊

[calamityoblivion]

As a high school boy soon to graduate, I definitely notice that as I age, I slowly want a more and more feminine girlfriend just as the girls slowly want someone more and more masculine, not yet being ready for hyper-masculine earlier in life though. I do greatly thank you though for trying to preserve the balance of male and female in relationships for the women I may meet later in life!

[RondelayAOK]

Solid advice. As a man I can tell you that Femininity is a Super Power, and many young woman don’t know this. . . And come across acting and looking like teenage boys.

[GodAnd_I]

Being a teacher and nurse are actually quite stressful jobs

[Jgjules]

I found this super refreshing as it’s so rare to speak of these qualities in the mainstream.

Number 4 was really spot on and very overlooked. I’m a preschool teacher, Montessori, and unfortunately that method and training is quite masculine and even I feel I have to tap into my masculinity to be that kind of teacher. That said, I feel professions really matter when it comes to the sexes..

Number 1 was everything! ATTRACT not pursue…

And the last one about being dependent really hit me deep. I’ve been so focused on being independent my entire life and it was really softening to hear that.

Thank you for your bravery to share your wisdom on this topic. 😊😊😊 It’ll be mainstream soon enough! ;)

[fatandy]

She's BACK!! Disregard the HATERS!! WE LOVE YOU, Estee!! Blessings to You and your Family!

[tarusbriggs]

Protect this QUEEN at all cost!💯 Your dignity, grace, and wisdom are appreciated Ms. Williams. God bless you.

[Zach_Handle]

I consider myself a masculine traditional valued man and have no idea how I came across this page. But everything your saying is 100% what's men want and sadly rarely ever find today. You will bring your husband unending happiness with your mindset and it will result in a prosperous and happy marriage. I commend you and encourage you to never let anyone keep you from speaking the truth and calling out the flaws in our modern society.

[taralynnhoffmann]

Die hard tomboy here. I can't be like this even if I tried, but some of this advice is pretty good. I started wearing make up every day, dressing decent (nice sweater or top, with slacks or jeans, the odd time a skirt or dress even) and I avoid wearing jogging pants, a part from rare occaisions. It really does feel great. People treat you better and even the kids have a different opinion of you. It's nice to be classy. Learning how to cook, and home make (gardening, canning, preserving etc) is a necessity if you want to eat healthy too. I hate being in the kitchen but I like being healthy more. Working out is essential for stress reduction as well. We aren't that different after all. There is nothing wrong with bringing out the feminine side.

[raedorin]

I love the bit about smiling. My husband said he liked my smile when we met and that i seemed pleasant. I never had a shortage of men asking me out following these tips. It did, however, take me moving out of Southern California to meet a decent man. The men there were so used to loose, beautiful women throwing themselves at them that they had largely lost their desire to have a marriage and family.

[kathyharmon]

I agree with some of this, I definitely believe EVERY woman should have marketable skills, it’s fine to be a stay at home wife and or mother but if something happens a woman should be prepared to stand on her own 2 feet, no I’m not a feminist ( far from it 😂) I am a Pentecostal woman and we only wear dresses and skirts and most of my church friends are stay at home wives or mothers ( I am a nurse) in most of their lives I see the potential for problems if their husband dies or gets too sick to provide, most of them do not have a skill to support them if need be😊

[neodarkomega]

I recently found your channel and I love it, I wanted to say thank you not being afraid to speak your mind. Some of us truly appreciate you.

[savannahtollison]

Love the video Estee! I’m a fellow Christian “trad wife” who also loves vintage so your style really appeals to me. My husband and I were actuallly just having a conversation today about the current dating culture and how all the advice single men and women are getting these days is just awful. It just seems to lead to loneliness or very unhealthy relationships. I do however see an uprise is women and men wanting to return to this way of life. Especially, after having children.