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  • @reginawoess4928 says:

    Question; What do men normally mean on dating apps when they say casual and why do lot of them say long term but only want a hookup

  • @reginawoess4928 says:

    I have money so not looking for a mans money and dont mind paying my way on a date

  • @reginawoess4928 says:

    Sorry maby you answered my question while i was trying to figure out if i was on right video

  • @reginawoess4928 says:

    I believe a person needs to know what they want and be ready for relationship before they look for relationship.

  • @WandaYarbrough-mx3xf says:

    I don’t need him to support me money wise. I have My own. Could Care less if he owns his House. I want us to do It together.

  • @janereinhardt4715 says:

    I got laid off along with 2,500 others at my company worldwide at the end of 2008, & I never worked again. I looked for a job for several years & finally decided that I was “retired”. I was only 48!

  • @kats7949 says:

    Yes its sinking in. Thank you!

  • @bettybergeon says:

    Watching the replay , I found this episode very interesting. Thank you

  • @carshi7177 says:

    I think you’re going through a seasonal change. It will be okay. Stay you

  • @tar0124 says:

    In this day and age men should not feel that they have to “take off women”. A relationship is a partnership. We take care of each other.

  • @mariad1151 says:

    Money, Pink Floyd, 1973

    …Money
    It’s a crime
    Share it fairly, but don’t take a slice of my pie
    Money
    So they say
    Is the root of all evil today
    But if you ask for a rise
    It’s no surprise that they’re giving none away
    Away, away, away
    Away, away, away….🥂💵🎶

  • @mariad1151 says:

    Jonathon: Can talk about the fragility of the male ego & how it’s to be optimally negotiated?😁

  • @mariad1151 says:

    When I was growing up, living together was not respectable. IDK how it’s perceived nowadays–still “shacking up” I presume. Anyway, growing up, I remember my grandma saying that the majority of folks living together were seniors bc they lost money if they married. I think she mean social security. Wonder if it still holds true …

  • @Sunlightsam24 says:

    If a man wants to start as ‘friends’, splitting all costs, no romance—that’s fine if the other person agrees, but NO sex during this friend building phase.

  • @ClaudiaHelmkeMiller says:

    I hope the Sound Bath was fantastic, Jonathon! May you receive deep transformational attunement 🙏🥰.

  • @corrinecole7882 says:

    I found you this morning and I’m a fan. It’s refreshing to hear a logical clear explanation on this topic. I am 48 years old, I am a woman. I work in an industrial electricity engineering, which is very a predominately male field. I make good money. I have raised my kids. I am perfectly happy being alone, in fact I have been alone for over 6 years. I was thinking about exploring the dating field- (mine field) 😂
    Can you please do an episode on red flags to look out for? My friends have said in the past I pick the worst men. I think my job, busy work schedule and need for independence might intimidate some men. Also I think I’ve bought several ‘family queen truckster’ thinking they were decent. I am attractive, I get asked out often, but my knee jerk reaction is to say no. And lie that I’m in a relationship. I agree with what you said about not wanting to be someone’s nurse or purse. Women get taken advantage of in that way too- and that scares me.
    Also if you know of a good place to meet intelligent , decent men, please advise. I do not belong to any church, I do not go out to bars, in fact I detest meat markets like that. I work with men. Lots of them. I have a strict no dating co-workers policy, so that’s not a viable option.

    You seem like you might have some on-site on what when where and a reality check on what I may be seeing out there in the dating field today. Thank you, Cori.

    • @JonathonAslay says:

      It sounds like you’ve got a lot of great things going for you. I’m working on a video about red flags to look out for, so stay tuned!

    • @Sunlightsam24 says:

      I would suggest a round of therapy to figure out why you’re saying no and making a false excuse as to why you can’t go out with a man. It could also help you learn to trust yourself.

  • @Kinstars says:

    Apologies as you have an interesting channel, however you’re mistaken bro.
    Attraction is not a choice – be a lover then maybe a provider- once friend zoned it is not possible to be the lover – chemical reaction
    Gold moment advice you gave about being sincere from the heart can not be wrong- A+men

  • @Alex-c9w1r says:

    COMMENT AND QUESTION – JA Absolutely agree it is better to develop a strong friendship connection first. So during this process would this mean there is no commitment of intimacy, so we can meet others and not commit to one person as we are considered “friends”.

  • @veronicanordenstrom8467 says:

    Amen 🤗glad you go for gongbath
    You remind me of one nearby comming up
    Will try never done😊

  • @katrinaedwards9843 says:

    Resonating so much with this episode. LOVE THE Friend zone!
    For me, it comes down to his values. ??? Does he recognize his role of provider /protector ,even if he is struggling. Would he provide even a very basic life if that is all he can afford?
    It’s the desire more than the ability…
    If a man were able to express the sincere desire to protect and provide for me there would be nothing I would not do to help him…
    The problem is there are so many men with the 50/50 attitude who clearly could provide but don’t. It’s an attitude.
    We all go through struggles and need to understand and support each other. I believe these experiences refine and grow us. This would not scare me away. If he were able to communicate this,it would demonstrate maturity for me. Honesty, fosters trust and intimacy…
    Ultimately, we want a life partner who loves and supports us.

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