🔴 Do you even LOOK for compatibility with someone?

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DATE: 30-Jan-2022
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[raisindrahgon]

The prerequisite for an honest search for a compatible partner is the ability to live without one.

[wouterdegruijl]

Commenting for the algorithm. Watching the recording of your livestream is a staple for me on sunday mornings. It's something I look forward to.

[werewolf]

Big problem is women behave until they no longer have to....lived and learned my lesson the hard way...

[TheNynax]

I was always preoccupied with compatibility...that was the problem. It got in the way of attraction and desire. It got in the way of dating at a younger age. It got in the way of noticing a woman's interest in me. If I didn't see compatibility I didn't bother. If I suspected compatibility I wanted to verify via the "taking it slow" route. Too much sincerity too much of the time and none of the fun.

[corichang]

I did! I looked for a respectful guy with a good amount of compatibility, communicative skills and the willingness to commit to each other for good.

[lorderectus]

But remember, people can never truly be trusted. Because you never truly know them even if you think you do!

[kareemmohammed]

another insightful video. very interesting.

[rocket_scientist]

Human, thanks for taking the time to express your thoughts, you and my coffee on Sunday morning allow for good reflection on my past and refinement of plans for the future.

[lorderectus]

Friendships are not easy! They also have conditions.

[vkrgfan]

I was never into clubbing, not even in my 20s. Actually your character begin to form in your 20s, the brain isn’t fully developed until about 25. Before that young folks prone to make a lot of impulse decisions.

[lorderectus]

Looks fade, it’s the personality that you want to see! If she hides it walk away!

[puremaledark]

I commented about respect in the last video.
I like the way you put it “ its a baseline for civility”…. True

[IvanPolyansky]

Appreciate your live streams man, with respect from Altay/Siberia (yeah, plenty of snow these days here ❄️)

[StefaanDik]

Compatability is key for long term dating.
Agree with that 100%

[Tennis_MenACE]

Opposites repel one another just as quickly as they attract each other.

[Tennis_MenACE]

A friend once said, "relationships are hard work. If there's no friction, fighting, something is off. There needs to be something to work through. A relationship with no fighting is just weird."

Another friends reflex response was, "I don't think so. That just sounds like a shit relationship..."

[jamesmaness]

Amazing, real, and informative 👏 👌 👍

[lorderectus]

There will be people you gel with in life, because they have similar interests and core values. When your young these values are at its strongest but as you age making friends or having relationships becomes much harder to show those core values. Because at that stage most people are set in their ways and not change for anyone!

[dr.luciddreamster]

Compatability, another problem of humans attempting to adapt to modern civilization and culture.

Wasn't compatability a pre requisite for child bearing and rearing for most of human civilization?

Isn't this the basis of the caste system in India?
Or arranged marriages in East Asia?
And for a King, the most compatible woman was his sister? If not for the problems that inbreeding caused, this was a first choice.

The small tribes of indigenous peoples of South America, had a novel solution. When women of the tribe became of birthing age, a ceremony was held with tribes in distant territories but similar regions.

I would impregnate the sister of one of the men from the distant tribe, and he would do the same to my sister. Then, I would raise my sisters children and he would do the same with his sisters children.
Because compatability is necessary to raise children.

The Jezuit priests trying to convert these tribes could not at first understand why the tribemens wanted to know the identity of the brother of the mother of God. Who was Jesus' uncle?

Ironic how nature creates humans with DNA that is too compatible, too closely related, to breed with. 🤣

[Andrii]

Wow, that makes sense. Unbalanced manosphere approach is not healthy.