The Misunderstood Truth About Men: A Women's Guide

In a world where gender roles and relationships are constantly being redefined, it's time to uncover the misunderstood truth about men. As a woman, have you ever wondered what men want, or why they often seem to be misunderstood? Join John Griffin in this thought-provoking video as he sheds light on the myths surrounding masculinity, and offers a fresh perspective on love, dating, and personal growth. From debunking the myth of male power to exploring the complexities of sexism against men, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of the opposite sex. By the end of this video, you'll have a newfound appreciation for the intricacies of male psychology and be equipped with valuable relationship insights to help you navigate the complexities of modern dating. So, if you're ready to challenge your assumptions and gain a deeper understanding of the men in your life, keep watching.

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[jeffreypmitchell]

Mothers pass down a legacy of “I don’t need a man” to their daughters.
It breeds the nature of competition in relationships that destroys the relationship. This contempt is so prevalent in all societies.

[OneEyeGuy]

Since they see us as tools and not humans, they judge us solely based on what we can give them.

[libertycaps]

Men can be happy with much much less than women require to be so. That’s what makes being a man so amazing.

[Honkler]

Just turned 30 ... wife just left me weeks before our "10 years togeather 3 married"

First few weeks were rough. Now almost 2 months later got a new place, working out more, eating better i feel great! Videos like this are great. Thank you!

[TheSnookman]

For every 'liberated' woman is a man who's able to retire early.😂

[GBU]

It got so bad for me I left the country. The horrible imbalance in favor of women finally led me to give up. Young men today face struggles I never imagined when I was their age. My only regret is I wish I would have left a lot earlier.

[WilliamMartinez-vqbn]

I want to thank all feminists for pushing me towards red pill.mgtow my life is wonderful.Now.Thank you thank you thank you

[bbb]

Thanks John. My divorce was by far the worst thing that ever happened to me and I can tell no one understands how bad this really is. I appreciate you explaining the reasons for this because no one else does.

[kenrehill]

The woman you divorce isn’t the woman you married. Except she is, she really is.

From the very first moment you meet, NEVER ignore the slightest negative comment or act. Those the brief moments she’s let the facade slip. If you call her out, the facade will quickly be restored, or she’ll do a runner.

[AAB]

Men sacrifice their happiness for their sacrifice their family for their happiness

[stchs]

The more I watch this channel, the more I see John is a advocate for men ❤

[Mike-shl]

All a man wants is a woman who appreciates what and who she has, and looks after her health.

[WilliamMartinez-vqbn]

After my wife died 6 yrs ago i gave up trying to impress woman, , , it has been very very very liberating, , feels super great., mgtow, positive redpill, , , ===bigstack, Peace tranquility, no family courts.No cops, no money problems.No depression, no sadness, no confusion.No anger no fight.S no restraining order is just good.Good peaceful tranquil.Living lots of great sleep too oh yes lot of sweet sleep sweet sleep sweet sleep❤

[Travelbythought]

It is painful learning to live on your own, but oh so much better once you adjust. Life without compromise. Just living becomes a meditation and wisdom is a natural byproduct.

[lynnkowalla]

TMy grandmother adored men. My mother was an angry feminist yet lived off a man draining the life from him. I was a very confused teenaged girl as a result. My husband was a strong and patient man nonetheless it took him many years to show me the goodness and value of men. Thank God ❤. Young women, smarten up quick! Men just need to be needed. They want to provide and protect and all they want is appreciation and a soft spot to land. You are not ALL THAT but you will be to that man if you show him you need him, and you really do whether you know it or not.

[SteveJones]

Yep, got married in 2004, divorced in 2011... never again.

[Job.Well.Done_]

The divorce opened my eyes to all of this. That was a frightening experience. Seeing her mask fall. Meeting my then wife for the first time as who she really is in that court room. I will have nightmares about the divorce and family court system for eternity.
The kids suffer more than anyone. Sad.
Legal system is broken.
Men getting ram-rodded just for being a man.
Military veteran?
It will be used against you.
Good person?
Sacrificial? Educated?
Good provider?

Good- more
Child support through the D.O.J. Who will run you down to the ends of the earth for that CS money.
Mark my words, they will.
Your wife? Your blushing bride? Her mom and sisters?
The masks will fall. You will be collateral damage in a
f e m i n i s t
system that hates men who aren’t millionaires.

[GregMunro]

A perfect marriage or relationship is an illusion; there's no universal playbook for making them work. What's effective for one couple may not apply to another. Nevertheless, I've come to understand that there's always a solution to be found. Half a decade ago, my wife and I faced such trials in our marriage that divorce seemed inevitable. Yet, through perseverance and determination, we navigated through the rough waters and emerged stronger, reunited, and more resilient..

[chillikoala]

I work in a sector which is overwhelmingly women -- 60% to 40% -- and this variation keeps increasing. The sector still continuously seeks to provide more opportunities for women to join than men. At this rate, there will be very few men, very similar to the education sector.

[jkbrown]

It's a funny thing that when a man hasn't anything on earth to worry about, he goes off and gets married.
--Robert Frost