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There is such a misconception when it comes to women who make effort towards a man as if it is chasing him and there's one common reason why this happens… it's because women often give their power away to men more so than the other way around.

Giving one's power away is a recipe for disaster and it's one of the common reasons why many relationships end.

In today's video, we will explore the DEEPER causes of when a woman chases a man and what to do instead which includes 5 ways he'll invest in you.

Let's talk about… Never Chase Him. Do This Instead (5 Ways He'll Invest In YOU!)

Andrew McLaurin
 

  • @patriciaearley4177 says:

    Some guys don’t even want to ask us ladies out or make any kind of effort.
    They want to be chased instead smh.
    Where are all the ” real men”??🤔

    • @Mommy2Tiana says:

      Yes most do act like that or want you to jump with 10 minutes notice. I have an issue when they say be spontaneous that means be at their beck and call

    • @carmeltonedbarbie1747 says:

      This guy is wrong on so many levels. He’s projecting his own dating failures onto his audience. He’s lazy, he wants women to pay for and heal his insecurities that other women didn’t do or fulfill. Never, Ever and NEVER ask a man out! If you chase, you are playing the hunter. And that’s masculine. Men will use you up and spit you out when they’re tired of you. Like he said “…if you give it, we’ll take it.” Asking them out, calling or texting men first, doing anything BEFORE he initiated it, is chasing and pursuing. The reason many women are subscribed to these channels because women have reconditioned and groomed men to become and act feminine. Role reversal is never good for traditional values. Making an effort is responding to his calls and texts. And showing up to dates. Don’t call any man after a date. No exceptions. If they like your company, they’ll want to see you again. Unattractive, low value and esteem women will chase. Pretty, attractive and highly sought after women do not need to nor should we chase men.

    • @springfauna1465 says:

      @@carmeltonedbarbie1747 I couldn’t have said it better!!!

    • @carmeltonedbarbie1747 says:

      @@springfauna1465 Thanks Doll! His advice is to give men more leverage and emotional control.

    • @sarahgaib9162 says:

      @@carmeltonedbarbie1747 I watcged a vid on YouTube abt to to make a man obsessed n missed u,it said that send him for abt 4 days good morning/gn n those stuff she said it, Then do not do this thing for two days without any message here. He will feel that something is missing in his day, and then reply to him the day after he sent a msg”80% he will send n if he didn’t, don’t send him anything”. Before that, put your best picture on social media and show that you are happy, etc … here it will relate to you
      B one thing I didn’t get abt this myth that I always hear that men are hunters n they really are! So if I send them like gm/gn n with a beautiful motivation text then what if he felt taht I felt smt for him OR I’m chasing him
      N yes we’re in the same page what did Jonathan said actually I think he might be wrong

  • @christinehancock9140 says:

    I’m 48 and haven’t been in the dating world for about 20 years. Things are so much different these days and this video has really great information. I also liked that you recommended books. Being flirty! Great!
    Thank you for clearing up the chasing vs investing.
    Keep sending out that good information. Love it and not as confused

    • @nicoler.4356 says:

      I’m 48 and in the same boat as u. It was sooooo much easier dating and getting the relationship u wanted 28 years ago!! Dating now at our age, really sux, to put it bluntly! So, frustrating!

  • @ad6417 says:

    One of the greatest films ever made “The Quiet Man”. Depicted how men feel instant attraction and women grow in attraction over time. Very traditional masculine and feminine roles however…they had to meet each other halfway. And both parties displayed masculine/feminine traits. Very real relationship from my perspective. They both had to step up and mature together as true partners.

  • @crystalsoul7828 says:

    Thank you for your wonderful advice! And clearing up that it’s a two-way street on a relationship. I am in my mid-50s. My husband passed away in 2012. And I am raising our son alone. He is 15 years old with high-functioning autism. He keeps telling me he would like to have a dad. I tell him okay, I will work on it! LOL!

  • @user-je7co1ge4m says:

    never chase a man…true love doesn’t need any effort it will come effortless…but if you’re looking for LUST and not love then you will chase forever till you realize that it’s LUST not love

    • @kimgordon3695 says:

      When you stop looking Love appears

    • @johannacundiff5032 says:

      True love definitely needs effort!!! Everything you do in life that matters takes effort. That’s one reason relationships end, everything the couple did to attract & “catch” that person they end up slowly stopping altogether. Almost as if well I have you now so I dont need to do anything to keep you!

  • @DanisVibe says:

    “If it’s sincere and from the heart, you can never say the wrong thing to the right person.” Love it

  • @tamorap1614 says:

    I understand when people don’t want to have relationships. Everything has become so complicated.

  • @cm9859 says:

    If someone chases us, our first instinct is to run away from that person. Same goes in a relationship. Women stop chasing him, allow him to be a man, let him take the lead.

  • @jazr7997 says:

    I love the part about “if you’re walled up and entitled”. That hit home. I was afraid to flirt for the longest time ever because I was afraid that men would label me as “easy” and won’t take me seriously… thank you for that 🙂

    • @kimgordon3695 says:

      “working relationship is the path to PARTNERSHIP” ~✓✓✓💝

    • @realpilBMF says:

      I’m easy and I’ve been engaged three times. Guys don’t have a problem with easy women if they’re into the sex and they fall in love.

  • @marierevenew2812 says:

    You’re amazing, Jonathan! This is everything to where I am at the moment: one man who had a great childhood and is solid as a rock, but a bit boring after dating for a year. Another who has unresolved childhood drama—we can’t “quit” each other but have tried numerous times. I think your assessment of emotions immaturity is spot on. At my age, I can’t take on another person who is a work in progress. I was married to one for 24 years!

  • @brightsky5586 says:

    “Emotional Maturity” is sooooo hard to find. Unfortunately, most men don’t dive into (and work on) their childhood traumas or adult traumas for that matter.

    • @EllyG201 says:

      Most men don’t tap into healing them selfs at all
      They are hurt from there last relationship
      Or childhood traumas or adult traumas The way to move on for them find another woman
      Without the inner work
      So this creates emotional un availability
      And then here we are left with this
      Mind games frustrated to understand
      What’s happening most of the time
      It’s not even us women the problem
      Really it’s his baggage he carried on
      Men up and work on yourself
      Not fair to put it on us women

    • @brightsky5586 says:

      @@EllyG201 You got that right! Were left, with the left overs! Next time I go on a date, I just want to ask them “Have you worked on all your childhood and adult tramas” ? “Are you an emotionally healthy adult man” ? It would save soooo much time! 😊

    • @reginatshernish1377 says:

      @@EllyG201 the truth is it goes both ways. There are a lot of women out there, who because of their past traumas refuse to change, and blame it all on men.

    • @cyberchen4 says:

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  • @deirdremarshall-greene1181 says:

    1.Chemistry
    2.Shared Values
    3. Compatibility
    4. Emotional Skills
    5. Hoffman Process
    6. Winging It
    7.Reject Good
    8. Showing Playful Flirty

    • @deirdremarshall-greene1181 says:

      9Invest
      10.Level Independence
      11. Suckling in Nipple of Self Love
      12Hunting
      13.Soverignty ,Independence/Neediness
      14 Sincere from the heart can never say the wrong thing to right person
      15. Vomiting Vulnerability
      14. Vulnerability

  • @lpsglitterpaws8536 says:

    I wish that beautiful women would stop throwing themselves to undeserving men that can’t acknowledge their worth. Here’s the thing ladies, it is all in you already. Don’t look for validation where it is not meant to be found. Look inside. It is already there. Once you know this secret, the only men left are the ones who have it in themselves to see you!!

  • @annconforti9294 says:

    I learned at age 14 to never chase a guy. If they want to be with you, they will!

  • @cathyannhill8024 says:

    Relationships are very different when you are 60 years and over. Mental illness can also put an interesting slant on everything. Really appreciate your comments. Very helpful 😊 I keep my heart open for a companion that is best for me. Not perfect but willing to love with his heart and not his brain so much. 😍

    • @schoolgirl1693 says:

      Been there as well. His unresolved childhood trauma and mental illness.

    • @toniwilson8212 says:

      That can be bad too in some cases Cathy Ann Hill

    • @weekendnomad5038 says:

      There’s dating apps for this. My g maw met her man at the community center she was almost 90 it was too cute

    • @yeswing10 says:

      After 60 is tough. So many people in debt, looking for someone to save them.
      Beware of HOBOsexuals out there!

      No one falls in love faster, than a Narcissist without a place to live!

  • @sylviarogers8473 says:

    So happy I found your site at a critical pivital time in my life as starting to date after waiting after lost my husband. What you teach should be taught every where even in churches. Most of us have been clueless. Ps Im buying all your books.n listening to you. So very grateful. Thank you for giving your heartfelt messages to help us.🌸

  • @barbarajansen4912 says:

    It all lives in the interpretation of the listener. Sometimes being the first to contact may be interpreted by some as being chased. Being flirty just invites come-ons and men think you’re looking for action.
    I used to believe in what you are saying in this video. I had a next door neighbor who I enjoyed talking with over the fence. He was friendly and shared about his wife’s illness. I greatly admired this man for his love and commitment to his wife. After she passed away I ran into him at a chorus show at a local church. Apparently I misinterpreted his friendliness as interest. I showed interest. I invited him to go to the beach. He politely declined the offer. I came by to check on him to see how he was doing after his wife died. When after showing interest in him and no reciprocation, I stopped showing interest. A year later he got married. I was totally heart broken. So, no, I don’t ever give more than I get. I was friends with a guy for 24 years and after making all the effort of initiating all the activities 90% of the time, taking my car 100% of the time, I finally decided he was no longer a good friend. Now that I have moved out of state I want no memory of people who treat me like chopped liver. I’ve done all my work in creating effort all my life. I am retired now. I have also retired from playing their games, competition, narcissism, self centeredness and gas lighting. I’m sorry to say but I have done everything and have tried to be the best I could be. Apparently there aren’t enough compatible Christian men to choose from. If it’s not meant to be I can’t make it happen. I’m not saying life is over, I’m just saying it REALLY IS OKAY TO NOT BE IN A RELATIONSHIP.
    And what’s this about guys in their 20’s looking for a wife? I have never seen such a breed in my 20’s. Most guys that age are either busy fooling around, having fun, partying, or finishing school. Just look at the statistics and you won’t find a huge percentage of 20-30- year old guys looking for a wife. In fact in this world guys won’t even date a woman unless she “puts out”. As soon as they hear I’m a Christian and believe in a God approved relationship of marriage before engaging in sexual intimacy, they just move on. I’ve been to Christian singles groups and those men just go there to have company and are not interested in dating. I was going to these places I thought I would meet compatible Christian singles and there were too many men who were immature, living with their parents till they were 50, or don’t have decent jobs to even support themselves. After decades of trying to find compatible men in every possible way I have given up.
    Now I just enjoy being around people, doing activities I enjoy, and enjoying PEOPLE. People…with no expectation. I’m much happier living life without the chronic expectations and disappointment roller coaster. I’m done with that life and when I don’t think about it, I’m much happier.

    • @deleted.10.23 says:

      Amen Sister. You spoke with sincerity and from your heart. You seemed to say what most women hold close to their chest. There are many who continue to give their personal power away as this author has so eloquently shared. Yes, you made the right choices for yourself. Please keep expressing your new found state of beingness with those that seek you out. As this author has indeed represented the vulnerable side of most people who are stepping outside the box. Many women still need the guidance his book offers. His book does assist in the ability to propel themselves into the next stage of their personal growth. Perhaps guiding them towards a state of enlightenment. You gave a wonderful scenario of how to reclaim ones own personal power. The knowledge shared by this author’s life experiences. He has readily grasped the application of his research work. Using it to help those who to obtain their upward goals with a deeper understanding. Both you and he have applied lessons learned for your own personal growth. By coming forth with motivational thoughtfulness that help guide those onto their path of obtaining new plateaus of self-fulfillment.

    • @lesliehill332 says:

      AMEN…to the 10th POWER, ESPECIALLY THE FIRST COUPLE OF LINES concerning the flirting Factor…. As a single Christian in this day and time, I’ve come to learn that dating is for the purpose of gathering data for the end result of marriage…. and at 55 I don’t have time for the BULL, yes I will express my interest, but it will be done decently and in order…..

    • @kristinej.4182 says:

      Really enjoyed reading your story! You make an excellent point! And I agree, just spending time with people without the expectation and effort can bring more happiness.

    • @elizabethlane2057 says:

      I must have lived and felt everything you just wrote. All factors considered (of what must happen to make a successful relationship at mid-life) I think the chances of it are maybe like getting struck by lightning. 13 years alone and I have yet to experience anything even close to a decent relationship. I don’t want to completely shut out the idea, but it seems so fuzzy. So ambiguous. So far away.

    • @moonfish8229 says:

      I felt the things you wrote and I’m in my early 40s. Yes ,from my experience men in my area excepts you to put out if you want relationship them . I’m trying to be Christian and live a pure life .Yes , even me being religious men still judge me by my physical appearance, even when I don’t ask .😮and no, I was not dating or interest in them !

  • @marleygoot174 says:

    yes, i can definitely sign this . i talked with him before i watched this video (my fault) and said him something about chasing . we had a huge argument… luckily we relieve our stress thx to herbal drops spanish fly so after that we were calm

    • @kristinahodson2114 says:

      yeah i’ve tried herbal drops spanish fly pro too, my guy has been saying something i’m bad in bed but he stopped saying that after taking these natural drops

  • @junesweet374 says:

    My Mother told us
    growing -up.
    “Let them chase YOU
    until You Catch them”.
    Rest In Peace mom🤗

  • @phyllisrosen7637 says:

    Right on! My Mother once said “If someone wants to be with you, they will jump through hoops to be with you”.

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