3 Reasons Men Fall Out Of Love

3 Reasons Men Fall Out Of Love.
Why has he fallen out of love? Do men fall out of love and can you get him back?

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[ssss-duqt]

3 years ago I was dating the guy of my dreams. He was charming, smart, funny and nice. Just when I thought he would ask me to marry him he dumped me. I was devastated for months asking what went wrong. Then I realized all the small details I ignored, the way he never wanted to make plans about the future or the way he never paid much attention to my needs. That's when I realized all along he never truly loved me. It's mind-blowing how you don't realize these things when you're in the relationship.

[SnakeBitBob]

Two decades ago I married the woman I was in love with. After a few years she stopped talking to me. 7 months of total silent treatment and I was done. Gone for good. I will always love who she was, but that doesn't overcome who she became. There is a saying, "The only thing you have to do to kill something in your life is to stop talking to it." That saying applies to addictions, self-doubts and relationships.

[vasilisconstantinides]

If you want a guy to fall in love with you. Go for a man that wants a relationship in the first place, and actually genuinely care about him. Half you women all go for guys that don’t even want a relationship with you/in general

[afrofaeries]

As a 19 year old virgin who never dated in her life, I’ll pay attention to this video for future reasons ❤

[Ozgirl_]

How can you truly love someone you don't really know?
It always bewilders me when people say they're in love after a couple of months of "dating". Sir, do you even know who I am beyond my looks?
it takes time and bonding experiences to truly see someone's core. How they act under stress, how they act when they can't get what they want when someone's rude to them etc. Please girlies, take your time with men, don't fall in love with a fantasy, and embrace authenticity! Life will become effortless.

[Taylor]

"People don't abandon people they love. People abandon people they were using." -unknown

[breakthrough]

Margarita .. I appreciate you mentioning the narcissist type of man that depleted his woman in order to get supply .. this was my case little by little he chipped at my self esteem .. I had no idea kept trying to make things work .. when u know better u do better .. I am working on healing my childhood wounds

[Exotixa]

The truth will set you free. Like the sprinkle sprinkle lady said, unfortunately I've been very naïve.

[olenaglushchenko]

I would add the forth type. The man is immature. He doesn't know what he wants. He wants to have sex and take no accountability, but he doesn't say that directly.

[laylarahman]

A man only leaves a relationship he was using for his own betterment.

[Stephaniacat]

hi margarita, i found your videos because i realized I've been dealing with anxious attachment and limerance. Just like you, i had an absent father and a single mother that had to work for us to survive. You're videos have opened my eyes on why i couldn't make relationships work. I honestly felt hopeless, and thought my obsessive and needy behavior wouldn't let me have s normal relationship. It was to a point of being scared of dating and not being able to be with men that seem interested in me. I hated my behavior. you're like a big sister that i never had. And I've been learning basically from scratch how to better myself and have a healthy relationship. ❤❤

[jroettger]

I have left women and it usually was because I didn’t really love her as you say. However I also have left women that I wanted to make it with because the relationship turned toxic, or bad for my health.

[Gamingfluff]

Married 15 years to a guy who never really loved me. It was just out of convenience. 😢

[rileyparise]

Girl!! Your advice for people is always spot on for me. I have been working through anxious attachment for years because of your help. I feel as though i made it to a great place in my life where i can hold strong and i changed that part of me for the better! Thank you so much. (I also noticed that your outro music is playing at the wrong time in case that you have not noticed! <3 i think it was like this in another video as well. I love the music and when you say 'love you lots like jelly tots') XOXO

[irinaivanovic]

Men fall in and OUT of love ALL THE TIME. It’s their best talent.

[glazedonuts]

thank you so much for this! recently i've been in such a bad place mentally bc of so much external stress in my life and i realised i've been extra harsh on my boyfriend who genuinely is the best man ever (he puts up w a lot of shit exactly as mentioned in point no. 3) and i felt really guilty. so i made up my mind to work on improving myself and i'm so so glad i came across your channel today! it really opened my eyes to a lot of things i'd been ignorant about up till now. you're an inspiration ❤️

[annita_dance]

Please do a Video about a Strategy to heal myself as I am the third category. All men is crazy in love with me but I get so anxious that I ruin all the relationships. I definitely need a 6 steps plan or something like this to work on, I have this problem with anxiety only when a relation starts not before

[Joyce-uwrv]

, gave gave! FACT! Ladies she's right on point! Often when its not love, they jump from one woman to another, if they didn't love you❤!

[Egotime]

I'm definitely one of those who really fell in love with my girl. It happened totally unexpected and it was a blast in the beginning. Everything felt so right. Then we had to step into (very) long distance. There was a plan for us to be together, but it was always changed. The point is...I feel she has changed. Either that or I only got to know her better. Anyway, she critizises me a lot, is impatient with me and will extremely rarely find a mistake with her own behaviour...and if I try to calmly make her aware of a couple of things, it's 99% of the times seen as an attack and leads to a fight.
I'm trying to be the understanding one...I let her interupt me, I'm patient, I let her talk for hours, I stopped telling her when something she says hurts me before I really reflected on it, etc..

She was complaining that I was in my feminine energy too much. I hadn't heard of the concept, so I educated myself...after she educated me in a pretty harsh unloving manner.

Now I've seen some narcissitic tendencies, but I would never accuse her of that since I'm not a psychologist. However, I'm wondering if it could be that her being in her masculine energy (because I'm too much in my feminine) leads to these tendencies/behaviours? Or am I being just totally blind and the fact that she regularily makes me feel like a doormat has nothing to do with any of that...?

I feel so drained and slowly the thought of leaving comes to my mind....but I really love her. I don't wanna give up....I don't know what to do.

[thecat]

11:05 Why have you suddenly added a weird music overlay over what you're saying??