Why Women Leave 'Good' Men

Women rarely leave men on a purpose, chasing excellence, but they will leave "good men" all the time if they relax in life, and get lazy. In this video I discuss why.



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[davidkay]

The amount of pain you feel at the end of a relationship is directly proportional to the amount you have compromised your terms, mission, and standards

[ScottOctober]

I feel bad for men whose only goal/vision is a relationship.

[bmccabe]

When I was in my early 20s a girlfriend let me saying I was too nice. Life moved on and she ended up in some abusive unsuccessful relationships including kids. She has spent years trying to contact me through other people including my family. I totally ignored her I am still nice, but I am wiser.

[northernrebel]

This man is literally teaching me things that my dad should have taught me. God bless you Rich!

[joedeliman]

I owned two homes, a business, and helped raise four successful kids. She still left, and flat out would tell you’why should I stay, when I can take half, and do what I want? The system is broken! Stay single boys!

[whysoserious]

To keep a woman you have to be a guy that other women want.

[THX]

Here's the thing: Women will NEVER be satisfied. I recently had a Doctor's wife checking me out because she was obviously bored with him. I make a fraction of what he does. Not saying she would ever leave him, but no matter who you are, your wife is gonna get bored and possibly cheat. Look at celebrities like Brad Pitt and Johnny Depp. Keeping a woman is just never ending maintenance.

[davidcraddock]

I helped her financially while she finished school. I was there when she needed me because her friends screwed her over. Then as soon as my business starts to tank and I go through a bad time of my life, shes out the door and getting with her boss. 5 years with someone means nothing to women.

[fencer]

Absolutely true. 31. Married for 2 years... active duty navy, I became disabled and depressed....well she spent 3 weeks back in her home town sleeping with her ex from 4years ago.
Textbook.
Now back to lifting as much as my broken hip allows and back into my career and investments.

[spot_of_tea]

I was an Ace but got comfy. She left me, Hypergamy is real. 6 months later I was an Ace again, she tried to come back. Just validated Hypergamy for me.

[webbie]

Feminists- "Because of my poor life choices and failures in life, men has to be held responsible"

[daviddixon]

I'm 58 and married a woman with 3 kids 10 yrs ago. I make 3x what my wife makes. I broke my neck early into the marriage. That's when my marriage went down hill. I'm doing well now but it was a struggle to rehab. I took good care of her with many surgeries she had but when it came time for her to take care of me, she lost respect for me. I've worked at a power plant for almost 40 years with excellent pay and benefits and have always provided for her and her kids. I put my life on hold for her and her kids. That was a huge mistake! I repair, sell and test fly ultralight airplanes. I am pulling the plug on this lopsided marriage and going back to my love of flight. I have many friends and relatives who adore me and I have a great dog. I'm looking forward to regaining my old life I had before I met this woman and her brood of brats!

[jacobp]

My story: I got in a relationship with my current ex at 15, got married at 20 and she left me at 28. I was never taught self worth, confidence or how to be a man. We were best friends and I told her EVERY insecurity I ever had from the start, which led to her eventually loosing any interest in me, she felt more of a care taker. I have learned more in one year than the rest of my life. We have two kids, and I hate that they will grow up with parents that are separated, but I'll be damned if I'm going to let my past hold me back. I continue to grow every day and have so many goals to achieve. Thank you for teaching that we are not to define ourselves by our relationships but to always reach for achievements and create a high sense of self worth. The struggle has been real but ilI will ultimately come out of this a stronger, more stable minded man. ✌️🤙

[manbearpig]

As a 25 year old guy that just got out of a relationship that spanned years, this man is preaching. Thank God for this positive reinforcement I needed to hear. Never let another person dictate your future, and never let another person dictate your worth

[miketeeveedub]

Past woman: "I want a good man!"
Today's woman: "I want a better man!"
Tomorrow's woman: "Where are all the good men?"
Far tomorrow's woman: "Wish I had a decent man!"

[kurtismiller]

You are 1000% right. I do however warn men never take back a woman who tries to re-enter your life. After she finds out that you have accomplished the goals you have been pursuing, and are now financially secure.

[mattbabb.]

She might leave BECAUSE you’re chasing excellence and she’s not, and being around you makes her feel pathetic. This happened to me. She told me this

[joelecompte]

There's no romance without finance and even when there is finance, someone else has a larger bank account. Those post WW2 marriages that built families and communities are gone forever

[umark]

You're absolutely right and I'm currently going through the same thing.

I'm 6'3, master's educated in Economics and Finance, good family, job etc. Got married 10 years ago "as it seemed the right thing to do" and my father was dying of cancer at the time and told me I should settle down but died a week before the wedding. Soon to be ex-wife was an absolute trooper during that time and did everything she could to get me back on my feet. I was broke and broken in every sense of the word.

I've come to realise that this support was all just so I could carry all the burden in her plans for the future and she turned me in to a full-blown beta, running the hamster wheel so she could maintain an Instagram personality etc. She put every penny from her job and side business in her pocket while I was paying for everything and running around like a headless chicken keeping the show on the road.

A type of narcissism kicked in for her resulting in her totally losing the plot. I started to reign in the spending, telling her I've had enough, making her take responsibility for certain things in order to make her learn some respect for my efforts etc but she's fkd off to her parents and is definitely not coming back.

Learn from my mistake. Never lose focus gentlemen and always stay on your A game.

Good Luck

[mahirshahriyar]

"A woman should be a compliment to your life, not your focus".