If You Hear Him Say This, RUN | Dating Advice for Women by Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs shares relationship advice for women and when to RUN when he says these things…

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Mat has helped millions of people around the world attract love and develop fulfilling relationships. He’s also the founder of a revolutionary system of attracting love called Manifest Your Man.
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  • @graceb947 says:

    I choose a man with an abundant mindset! 🙌🌟🙌

  • @messenger101100 says:

    If your not changing it, your choosing it! ❤️🤗

  • @hangnguyen-mj7tu says:

    👍🏻🙏🏻🌹♥️👍🏻🙏🏻🌹♥️

  • @DreamingCatStudio says:

    I wonder what you think of these 2 things: 1) it’s also important that I am watching MY mindset and language and not do any of these too—both toward myself and toward him.
    2) The fellow I’m involved with had “a crush” on me decades ago and says he never felt about any other woman how he felt about me. It’s flattering but I want him to get to know and like me NOW. I can’t compete with that younger me! Any advice?

    • @minoutv7347 says:

      I call these proceed with caution situations. Sort of like need to know more about this person before you decide to get any further involved. We don’t want to paint red flags green. But if you’re not sure, take a step back and observe more before wading into those waters.

  • @staciethomas1403 says:

    I’ve heard victim mentality with girlfriends, too

  • @Luckyy227 says:

    Let’s agree to disagree to me reflects a common ground and actually a flexible mindset that allows disagreement without conflict. I use this with my friend often and it shuts down any disagreements and arguments that are going no where.

    • @aeiou0123 says:

      This can lead to resentment.

    • @Luckyy227 says:

      @ no we both move on like nothing happened. For us it’s a win,win. Because we don’t take our disagreements to heart. We accept each others differences, and holding space for that shows we value our individuality and differences over just a people pleasing type bonding.

    • @libbycollins9349 says:

      It could depend on what the matter under discussion might be. If it’s a critical matter, disagreeing may be more serious than “agreeing to disagree” about a Ford versus a Chevy pick up truck.

    • @tertain says:

      @@Luckyy227sometimes it’s a sign of good self differentiation – we don’t have to agree with our partners 100% of the time.

    • @Luckyy227 says:

      @@tertain yes, but some things shared needs both partners to have a common good/interest and agreement in situations like kids, money, work, living etc the essential things. That’s why it’s important to have that discussion before marriage.

  • @Ange-gt4ym says:

    Thank you Matt. Listening and reflecting over my last breakup, i had some red flags described in my own behaviour, towards him but even more so towards myself. Sobering, i hope I’ll learn from them.

  • @SuperDflower says:

    Well, I’m not thinking about somebody I’m dating, but a family member I recently dealt with who is very manipulative. Know it say that when somebody basically starts a sentence by saying “you have been so… Fill in the blank”…… any chance somebody is accusing you of anything, especially from the jump, how is anybody not going to feel defensive under those circumstances and also, they’re not taking responsibility for the fact that you’re feeling uncomfortable about some thing and perhaps even like to see if there’s a way to remedy the situation instead they’re basically making you wrong immediately. Where is he going to go from there?

  • @celialivermore1640 says:

    You are amazing! Thanks!

  • @AllisonMoore-ci6du says:

    I’m dating a man who has had three apparently bad relationships where they took money from him, he is stuck in progressing our relationship due to these “horrible” relationships. I may need to walk away since he does not appear to have a growth mindset.

  • @crystaldance5731 says:

    One of the phrases is I love everyone ❤️👍🏻

  • @hollywisconsin says:

    these are such great examples. i appreciate the compassion with boundaries taught in this too. people are definitely in a drought around social-emotional skills. the awareness of this empowers me and helps me choose and manage my behavior. thank you!

  • @TerryGuzmanMartinez says:

    My dad 😢😢😢

  • @Marilyn12346 says:

    How about “I don’t know if I want to get that close”, after 3 months of online nightly hook ups???

  • @ancientwisdom108 says:

    Red flags…
    “I don’t deserve you”
    “I’m not a good guy”
    “You’re like a baby”
    “I love it when you’re desperate “,
    “I love you but I’m not in love with you”
    “You’re like my mom”
    It’s also a red flag when your partner’s therapist says condescending stuf about you…

  • @quincypayot422 says:

    Thank you for this informative video.

  • @joannguzzo185 says:

    You just called out my ex 😅😮

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