9 Subtle Red Flags In Women Most Men Miss

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  • @CourtneyRyan says:

    Going to therapy is a sign of strength, not weakness. BetterHelp makes therapy simple, with 10% off your first month to get started: https://betterhelp.com/courtneyryan (Sponsored By BetterHelp)

  • @benross9174 says:

    Good list Courtney; appreciate it being more up to date with the online world.

  • @VideoGameRoom32 says:

    There are some women post on Tiktok how bad her husband is and she is no longer happy in the relationship. Keep that between yourself. If you have a problem with him talk it out or end the relationship. We don’t care. Sure you’re not problem and he is.

    • @DavidZ5 says:

      Yes, it’s bizarre that many people don’t talk to their partner in private, yet broadcast it online!

    • @MarvelMTs says:

      She’s probably blaming him to seem innocent while secretly being guilty of something else

  • @Courtney-Alice-Gargani says:

    If she doesn’t love you for who you are maybe she’s not right for you.

  • @peter_here911 says:

    0:00 Intro
    0:38 She seeks highs over stability
    3:04 She’s obsessed with public validation of the relationship
    4:20 She’s hyper independent and won’t let you in
    5:15 She treats you like a project Not a partner
    6:23 She downplays your goals
    7:13 She never apologizes
    8:04 She expects emotional labor
    8:49 She’s chronically online but emotionally unavailable
    10:13 She weaponizes therapy language

  • @jasonhurst8599 says:

    You are bang on about the first one. Some women (and I’m sure some men too) just seem to “NEED” Drama in their life. They can’t seem to carry on for an extended period where things are going smoothly. And I do think you make a valid point where this may have something to do with a past, possibly even traumatic experience. Perhaps even a by-product of PTSD.

    Now I myself don’t think you should abandon them if you actually really do care for, and about them; but you should also remember to that a relationship is a two way street.

  • @Sorakingdom4 says:

    Well, I will say this. My ex certainly taught me what I don’t want in a relationship and a lot of the red flags that you brought up here is what I saw in her. Thankfully, we weren’t together very long and it didn’t damage my overall thoughts of women.

  • @neonnwave1 says:

    While it is important to find red flags, I’ve noticed some people prioritizing it a bit too much (both men and women). Not saying one shouldn’t be looking for or keeping an eye out for red flags, but some people take it to a ridiculous level. They’ll be analyzing every little thing someone is doing and saying, going full Sherlock Holmes in order to find even one red flag. As a result, they become massively nit-picky and come off looking like that conspiracy theory meme (the one where the guy looks crazy and has tons of papers and writings on the wall). There’s a reason why these people are still single – they don’t trust anyone, and a relationship needs trust.

    Also I agree on the hyper independent bit. When someone is doing everything on their own and doesn’t need your help or ask for your opinion, it makes you feel as though you’re not needed or even appreciated. You’ll end up asking “Why am I even here and why do you even want me?” I, as a man, would want to be appreciated and needed. Women do to. I asked my sister about this sort of thing and she even said she would grow to hate a guy who does everything.

  • @semperfitygaming5619 says:

    Hit all 9 red flags with my ex who has BPD, she is also a therapist so that was weaponized from the get go 🙁

    • @rbls4ever says:

      Bro! I’ve dated a couple “therapists” that were clearly BPD and would project all of her things into me. Stay away from therapist or psych majors

  • @Harikejn says:

    Important things:
    0:36 First Thing ÷ She Seeks Highs Over Stability;
    3:03 Second Thing ÷ She’s Obsessed With Public Validation Of The Relationship;
    4:18 Third Thing ÷ She’s Hyper-independent And Won’t Let You In;
    5:11 Fourth Thing ÷ She Treats You Like A Project, Not A Partner;
    6:21 Fifth Thing ÷ She Downplays Your Goals;
    7:12 Sixth Thing ÷ She Never Apologizes;
    8:02 Seventh Thing ÷ She Expects Emotional Labor;
    8:48 Eighth Thing ÷ She’s Chronically Online, But Emotionally Unavailable;
    10:11 Ninth Thing ÷ She Weaponizes Therapy Language; and
    11:18 To summarize all the told here.
    I completely agree that men and women do show those red flags, cause that so true, Courtney. Additional thing could of been Tenth Thing ÷ Using The Told Things In Quite Opposite Direction. I’ll explain it. What I meant is one thing, and I’ll explain it in one example. For example we have one couple talking about problems and issues. Also they talk about boundaries, and what they don’t like. Instead of using it to be for a good and healthy relationship, they use it to humiliate and to also to show disrespect, to the loved one (for example man does something that his wife doesn’t love; or perhaps woman does something that her husband doesn’t love). And these couples do that almost every time, until one of them says this: “Enough if is enough;” and also when some of them leaves subtly that toxic relationship (let’s put it that way). My point here is that whatever you say to that person, he or she will abuse it, and will try to do many things to make you even worse. Partly that can be used for fifth and sixth thing, since those kind of people they also never apologize for the things and deeds that they have done.
    Sometimes at Second Thing that you have mentioned Courtney, some people will also show some kind jealousy when they see that we give likes to photos and videos on social media. I understand that it’s not a normal thing to be 24 hours on social media, and I understand that it’s not normal to constantly give likes to too many photos, etc. But, also it’s not normal to constantly check what does someone has given likes on social media. And I agree that privacy is very important, since I never understand thing such as this: “If it wasn’t on social media, then it didn’t happen.” If someone doesn’t want to post things, that’s quite a normal thing since it’s very okay that you have some privacy of your own.
    At the sixth thing it can be also things when someone says following things, or perhaps when someone asks what’s the problem, or what they have done bad. And those are:
    1. You know well what you have done (and you think what bad things you have done);
    2. How dare you ask me these question or questions; and
    3. And you dare me to ask what have you done bad.
    These three questions are also the red flag as well.
    All in all, from the all told here is this: The major red flag is that person is a toxic when doing these bad things, either men or women. And these red flags can be used also in every life situations.
    Thank you very much Courtney.

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  • @PantsofVance says:

    7:13 My ex to a tee. Chronically late for everything but would never apologize, give 100 excuses, then chastise you for being “mean” by asking why she’s late. Every single time.

    • @archibaldmainsfield says:

      The excuses infuriate me. Not even for being late, but when she doesn’t show up for the things that are important to me, she gives a laundry list of reasons why then redirects the chat from my hurt to her accomplishments.

      The reasons may be valid, but if you consistently fail to show up for your person, your reasons will stop being relevant

  • @miquearre1776 says:

    Now this is great advice!!! Wish I knew this stuff and felt secure enough to practice this advice when I was younger.

  • @miquearre1776 says:

    I love this video!! This is finally something that is empowering for men and lets men know that we have some sort of power dynamic in the relationship.

  • @linenfacts says:

    I tried some tips from this video and also used ideas from the book Celestial Soulmate by Lentlish. After that, girls started talking to me more.

  • @crazykev6491 says:

    Actions speak louder than words. Dated a woman who would say things but not follow thru. It got to the point where I didn’t/couldnt believe anything that came out of her mouth.

  • @Solomon4567 says:

    Thank you, Courtney. Your videos are opening my eyes on my inner self and my shortcomings.
    As you said:”A healthy relationship is not competitive. It’s collaborative.” Nobody points that out as clearly as you did.

  • @niktheresilent says:

    If her social media includes negative posts about men and dating, you are not the answer. Walk on.

  • @antimatters6283 says:

    Almost any daily social media heavy use is a concern, especially making many posts (vs watching alone). Similarly, when I discover a potential GF “tells her friends everything,” this is 100% a warning sign of trouble ahead.
    A woman like that will not keep private issues private, she will talk about every moment with her friends, she will weaponize every flaw. I’ve seen this in all age groups, but those under 40 seem more common, others never outgrow this.

  • @xkb360x says:

    “Small issues turn into big resentments when they are never addressed.”

    Hitting the nail on the head

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