Summary of "It May Feel Cruel, But it Attracts Women Like Crazy"
Key Strategies and Tips from the Video
- Adopt a Self-Approving Mindset
- Instead of seeking a woman’s approval, approve of yourself first.
- Speak confidently and authentically without filtering or censoring yourself to gain approval.
- This self-approval signals Confidence, which women find attractive.
- Understand the Power Dynamic
- Many men mistakenly believe women hold all the power and thus try to be overly nice or gentle to avoid discomforting them.
- Women, however, respect men who are confident and self-assured rather than needy or approval-seeking.
- Women often test men by subtly rejecting or teasing them to see if they maintain their Confidence.
- Expect Some Discomfort but Recognize Its Value
- Acting as a self-approving man may initially make women feel a bit uncomfortable or unsure, but this discomfort is not cruelty.
- This dynamic actually increases respect and Attraction because it shows you are not afraid or insecure.
- Avoid Classic Mistakes Men Make
- Don’t try to say the “right” things just to be liked or approved.
- Don’t fear rejection or a woman’s judgment; women are not attracted to fear or self-doubt.
- Don’t be passive or overly friendly without Flirting, as that usually leads to being seen only as a friend.
- Flirt and Be Assertive
- Flirting creates sexual tension and signals mutual Attraction.
- Assertiveness is necessary to “shoot your shot” rather than waiting passively for the woman to make a move.
- Confidence Is Key
- Confidence is attractive; insecurity is not.
- Being self-approving helps maintain Confidence in all stages of interaction—from meeting to dating and beyond.
- Recommended Resource
- The speaker recommends a video on Confidence from his “Master Attraction” series for those who struggle with self-approval and Confidence around attractive women.
Presenters/Sources
- The video is presented by the creator of the Master Attraction series (name not explicitly given in the subtitles).
Category
Wellness and Self-Improvement
