5 Rare Signs You’re A Green Flag As A Man

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  • @CourtneyRyan says:

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  • @Mickie97 says:

    Happy Wednesday Courtney

  • @karuns9500 says:

    Apparently, being a serial killer is a green flag to ‘some’ woman these days

  • @Ryan66437 says:

    Definitely working on some of them. Happy I’m doing well with some of them. The largest improvement for me has been realizing my emotions are valid and that there is value in communicating them, even allowing them to decide where I fall on things to a degree. Huge stress relief and it improves communication, particularly with women. Apparently, it makes me feel uncomfortable, makes more sense to women than even the most well thought out argument.

  • @_ericescobedo says:

    People pleasing habits still somewhat linger.. but I’ve been making strides towards standing up for myself more. Have a blessed day Courtney!

  • @retrorecall says:

    @0:35 Regulate emotions without shutting down
    @3:00 Follow through on the little things
    @4:02 Disagree without making it a debate
    @5:07 Making people feel heard
    @6:20 Prioritize self-respect over people-pleasing

  • @ronm6585 says:

    Thanks Courtney.

  • @clrkglnn says:

    Wow… thank you Courtney. This one hit home. I am told by others that I bring so much to the table but I know from my 28 years in two relationships that I still need to work on myself. Regulating my emotions (which I am so much better than I have been in years past) is something that I am continually growing within. And following through on the little things… yes. I am great at the big stuff and pretty good with the small stuff but, I definitely have work to do there. I’m not a people pleaser but I am capable in many different ways and find that I over commit. Learning to keep my mouth shut, even when I know I can do something, has helped. Then, if time and circumstance allow me to do something for someone else, I can do it and make their day. Whereas if I say I am going to do it, and then don’t, that sets up them, and me, for disappointment.

    I feel pretty good on the other points.

    Thank you for your videos. This one stands out above the rest for your keen insights and really communicating what we can all strive towards. It’s an imperfect journey, but the most worthy one. Thank you.

  • @JB32-ned says:

    Wow, I must be such a catch (checks tinder, still nothing)

  • @straypadawan says:

    It’s saddening how being a decent human being is now considered rare.

    • @piquat1 says:

      Look on the bright side. The bar is so low, being normal makes you look like a rock star! lol

    • @Jasonqt5 says:

      ​@@piquat1 nah it dosent work that way to be honest the people who are nice and consider thier partner’s feeling over thier feeling get cheated on most times 😢

    • @johnwinkowski3154 says:

      @@Jasonqt5 Hence Sign #5 and prioritizing self-respect over people-pleasing.

    • @Jasonqt5 says:

      @@johnwinkowski3154 ya ik but it just hurts man like i did everything you know i treated her with everything i could but she just cheated on me like it all mattered nothing i just cant get over it 💔

    • @johnwinkowski3154 says:

      @ Give it time. You will move on. Eventually, she will be the one left with regrets while you will be the one with someone else who is loyal because they know your value. Hang in there for now!

  • @adriansumner1412 says:

    The problem is there’s too many barriers these days. Technology is a dead end for dating, it’s too expensive to go out especially here in Australia, night life has died nobody goes out anymore, many people work online or at home, all the good ones are taken no surprise there. The community that’s gone, friends have gone there own separate ways doing their own thing and when you do finally gel with someone they’re on the other side of the planet. So unless you’re into something like yoga the gym or willing to take up dancing classes you’re pretty much on your own. So in the end you end up shifting your focus onto something else & getting your needs met over seas or at a brothel or strip club.

  • @ModernDatingMastery says:

    *Being able to handle conflict calmly, express yourself clearly, and listen without ego sets you apart more than any looks or status ever will.*

    • @SimonRiley752 says:

      And they’ll still choose looks, status, money, height over any of it. Then when they’ve slammed into the wall after they’re ran though and single mothers THEN they’ll expect the “green flag” to commit to her.

  • @smerecus says:

    4:02 when you have your opinion on everything you suddenly find out that you don’t need to argue at all, you either agree and provide your comments on topic or just kindly refuse to accept their opinion, but that’s not guarantees that other person don’t want to start argument with you to prove you wrong

  • @ugandanpriest31 says:

    5 green flags:

    1. 6’2+ height
    2. Hunter eyes
    3. Sharp jawline
    4. Sharp jawline
    5. Money

  • @niktheresilent says:

    This is for the dude who watched this video and is saying to himself, “I do all this.” These green flags aren’t a guarantee of success. It takes the right woman to value you. So keep on. You got this.

  • @BlackCloud2469 says:

    Biggest life hack i’ve learned the hard way is to NEVER respond to emotions. If you’re angry take a few minutes to calm yourself and then come back with a clearer mind. Nothing good ever comes out of responding back if you’re in a bad mood

  • @pace1195 says:

    Back to the minor traits. This works under one of two scenarios:
    1. The man checks off the required boxes first before these optional ones: tall, jacked, and wealthy.
    2. The Luigi Mangione method:
    a. Regulated emotions while doing horrific act (didn’t wimp out)
    b. Followed through on horrific act.
    c. Disagreed by doing horrific act instead of debating.
    d. Many, many small people felt heard after his horrific act.
    e. Prioritized himself and his issues by committing a horrific act over that of pleasing people who didn’t know or care about him and millions of other people seen as numbers on a spreadsheet.

    Yes, it is an extremely cynical look at the world, but it’s not wrong. Look at his following, especially with women.

  • @lonnierichter6962 says:

    1 Thing I found out also, if you make a mistake, instead of saying I am sorry, tell the other person that you realized where you were wrong and say what the wrong action was. This way it lets the other person know that you saw your mistake and are saying what you did wrong.

  • @azertyazerty3237 says:

    you are right on those ones. These are true soft skills that companies are looking for

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