The Dark Side of 'Nice Guys'

The Dark Side of 'Nice Guys'
In this video, we'll be exploring the dark side of "nice guys" and why their behaviour can be toxic and harmful. We'll discuss the difference between genuine kindness and manipulative behaviour, as well as the reasons why some men adopt this persona.

We'll also examine the impact that "nice guy syndrome" can have on relationships and offer some tips on how to recognize and avoid this type of behavior. Whether you're a man or a woman, understanding the motivations behind "nice guy" behavior can help you navigate relationships more effectively and build healthier connections.

If you've ever been confused by the behavior of a "nice guy" or wondered why they seem to always finish last, then this video is for you. Watch now to learn more about the dark side of "nice guys" and how to avoid falling into this harmful trap.

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[toffeeblue]

I'm always aware of men who say " I'm a nice guy "...

[jacindapeters]

If someone has to say they're nice then they're not really nice.

[ceecee]

Years ago there was a program, Unsolved Mysteries. When they’d interview the killers neighbor, they’d ALWAYS say……

He was So Nice!!!!

I learned the lesson then!!!

[sophiefrost]

Dated a guy who admitted to using the nice guy ploy. He continued to play victim, manipulate, control and explosive temper.
Although, he admitted his behavior, if I brought it up, he "was hurt" and resumed passive aggressiveness.

[book_reads]

Fun fact : these points can also be considered for " nice girls" ... Thank you... Informative 😁 great efforts 💯

[jordanrintoul-thomas]

Dated a "nice guy" for 8 years. NEVER again.

[Mayatoreality]

Because of your this video a girl today told me you can not be trusted, she sent me this video because i was so nice
It did not hurt me because i was just a freind helping her
People here who watching videos, don't become a judge fast by just matching some similar behaviours otherwise you can loose good people from life
I agree there are narcasactic behaviour patterns and we need to be aware of them but not be so fast to judge, might you can loose helping hand

[jboda]

I see this Differently… This sounds like someone who is tired of being Manipulated.

[MrGuggisberg]

Does this commonly occur with young and inexperienced women?

[WinspearUltima]

This is interesting, lol I wish a lot of people go by the term expect the unexpected and have their expectations lowered?

[EricGarrett-ss]

I agree what is being said theirs nothing wrong with being nice to women in relationships it's all about being a assertive dominant and strong another reason why women be picking poorly with jerk's and bad boys. Women are comfortable with men that are assertive dominant in responsible ways know when to walk away even when placed in the friend zone getting rejected is hard life will go on. Don't be the clean up man fitting the bill for the jerk's players and bad boys kids and irresponsibly with getting the bare minimum of the sex in the relationship. If women want the irresponsible self-centered jerks thugs and bad boys they shouldn't complain getting cheated on abused and assaulted by them don't expect the good men or nice guys they over looked to be clean up men fitting the bill for another man's kids.

[BloodyHeck]

With as much analysis as there is to try to prove that nice guys aren't really nice, to the point where a guy genuinely being nice causes suspicion, I can see why women prefer the bad boys who treat them like crap. They'd rather accept the man who will cheat on them, manipulate them, use them, possibly even abuse them, rather than the anxiety of worrying that the man who is treating them well might not ACTUALLY be nice. So I can see that wondering if your man is actually working late or if he's having an affair, or if when he goes out with the guys he's actually at a strip club. And if you ask him about it you have to worry he's about to hit you because you annoyed him. Wait, maybe I can't see why that's the better guy.

[princessonyemachi]

Good afternoon Social psychology masters, I have a question to ask.
What can I do seeing I am in this kind of relationship where the nice guy who to me is a friend shows all his nine dark sides, making me confused and sometimes feeling hurt.

[derwoodhamburger]

Gaslighting isn't real, you're imagining things again