There Are 4 Types of Men - Which One Are You?

Why do nice guys always finish last? And why do women seem to like a-holes? It's all related to the 4 types of men. Once you understand this concept, you'll understand exactly what kind of man women are attracted to and why.

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[illostr]

Words of wisdom: If you treat her like a celebrity she in return will treat you like a fan.

[TheFreeman]

I'd rather die a single "nice guy" then die with a girlfriend who I am a jerk to. In the end a nice person is who I am. I stopped fighting it s long time ago.

[FPVREVIEWS]

Women sleep with losers who mistreat them then ask where all the good guys are. But they rejected anyone who treated them well

[orionfrost]

Be assertive, Strong, Kind, Gentle and straight forward. Hold yourself up, Not her or other people. Put your woman on a pedestal above others but NOT above yourself. Don't give her your trust or respect on a platter, Make her earn it.

[elkasmiadnane]

Taking too much shit in my ex marriage forced me to take the action of divorce which was, for a nice guy like I was, the toughest thing to do : be in conflict. That itself turned me to a man who knows his true value, put sex and feminine energy to its real size, and simply care about more aspects of life than women and sex. When I started to prioritize my own peace combined with not wanting to harm anyone and apply what's fair rather than what feels good, women from all sides started getting into my life without any efforts from my side.. that shit is real.

[Ethix]

I actually went through this exact cycle some months back:

1. Nice guy that cared what people think (People will not live up to that same standard and the bitterness eventually turns you into a jerk)
2. Jerk that cared what people think (Now you got too many problems on your hands that its easier to just go all in and not care)
3. Jerk that doesn't care what people think (At least your not stressing those problems anymore but that isn't good enough)
4. Nice guy that doesn't care what people think (Being nice takes care of the problems and not caring what people think creates a healthy detachment to drama and less outcome dependent)

I always believed part of my identity was the category that I belonged to. But thankfully you can and should transcend it.

This paradigm shift occured over a period of several months for me but I am now a better version of myself and have the friends to prove it.

[ocskopf]

I was a niceguy, then I became an asshole. Why care about people when nobody cares about me? Then I started selecting people from life and giving people what they deserve individually. So, I'm somewhere between a gentleman and an asshole. But I aspire to be a gentleman and not let my emotions control my life for me.

[Dukenukem]

Was a nice guy, now Gentleman and sometime a***le, took me a while, but the moment I stopped caring about what other ppl think is the most liberating moment you can have in life, totally changed me and in most ways to the better.

[abunirmal]

I was a mixture of Narcissist and Asshole when I was young, then came close to a gentleman, then lose completely and become a nice guy. Now I am suffering a lot, I need to change.

[theharshtruth]

I usually treat women like crap. It's not because I'm trying to attract them,
it's more because I'm not interested and they go out of their way to get my
attention and cannot take "no" for an answer then try to out-asshole me just
because they've been rejected but I don't put up with that crap.

It's much easier to just treat them like crap & and walk away instead of treating
them like crap and anticipating them being attracted to it. If I want you, I'll do
the approaching. Not you.

[GreatWhite]

Average lesbian marriage 4 years
Average straight marriage 8 years
Average gay marriage 17 years
Directly proportional to the number of not-men in it

[noahfletcher]

Excellent video. I don't think anybody has explained it so clearly. Definitely should do more of this topic

[marvellousmeki]

This is so accurate. And those who try to manipulate the gentleman into caring about what they think they end up calling him arrogant, even those who try to force him on accepting nonsense.
i was once nice guy but the pain of caring about what people think and still fail to meet that changed me into caring about what they think. that earns me a lot of respect

[adamwarlock]

When I was younger I was always the nice guy./people pleaser. While I did get married at 23, I never really got out of that mindset, even with my wife. At 47 now I have started to loose that mindset. I don't think I am close to a gentleman yet, but I do get called one often by both men and women. There is much of myself that I need to still work on to be satisfied I consider myself a gentleman not just hear it from other people.

[Seriouslyfunny]

I used to be a nice guy till my first year in college. I had a relationship with a girl who was darn controlling. Too much manipulative. Every damn problem was my fault, according to her, and she was the poor victim. Unfortunately, I didn't know at that time what toxic behavior was and how manipulation works. So I kept on with her sh/t.
Months passed and her nagging transformed me into someone who just didn't care anymore. While I still was the nice guy: polite and caring to others, I had stopped giving any f#cks to what others think about me and expect from me.
A great friend of mine advised me to just be myself and keep meeting people without expecting anything, and the right woman would find her way to me the moment she gets to know me.
So the nice guy and the no f#cks given attitude morphed me into something I couldn't ever understand, and never knew which category I fell into.
That was until this video, which made it clear that there is indeed my type, which we call the gentleman.
I guess most gentlemen have to undergo a process, sometimes painful, to actually be able to embrace two different qualities at once.
And yes, the women I met later have all complemented me as the best ever they had met. Not to mention my reputation as the go-to man at work.

[Tonymobb]

20 year old young man here. I’m partially Joe, but life lately has been making me grow up by large margine.

It’s making me become more focused, more controlled with my mind and emotions, more mature to put it simply.

But I’ve never lost that innate sense of decency to give whoever I’m talking to my attention. So right now I’m also partially Bryce, and becoming more like Bryce the older I get.

[bluebone]

Nice guy. I'm not very self-confident and I thought I wouldn't bend over backwards for women but last year I had a crush on this girl in class and it wasn't until I realized I was helping this girl only to get nowhere farther than the friendzone especially when I was putting off my own studies for her made me realize I'm too nice and I never put my foot down. These days I don't really have anyone in my life and I'm just that quiet guy and I don't know how to take that next step to get out there without getting constantly rejected and overlooked like im used to.

[hydradominatus]

Exactly! By the way, great content, editing, and effects. Best of luck with the channel.

[PitbullofWallStreet]

The more you care about a woman’s thoughts and feelings about you, the further you will be.

Hey, but who am I to say.

*We live in a simp’s wonderland.*

[kngdminus]

It’s all about being true to yourself. Don’t care about what you don’t genuinely care about and vice versa