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  • @daylight.dreamer says:

    Hey Courtney!! Hope you have a great day!!

  • @anthonybonilla9491 says:

    Hi Courtney! Do you have any content that focuses on married men and how to be the best husband possible?

  • @BryJovi17 says:

    So when is the last time a modern woman asked anyone she trusts “What can I do better?” Most modern women are just pointing the blame at everyone else but themselves 🤷🏼‍♂️

    The thing is, most men tend to be gradually continuing in their own self development, although yes for all of us this can take place at different paces and sometimes we need real life experience to learn from mistakes and improve. I’m an extremely good listener and this is why many people like spending time with me and choose to befriend me. This unfortunately is something that a lot of people lack today – they often strive to get their word/thoughts in because they don’t give enough time to the conversation itself.

    I am great at advising people with what they have going on in their lives, and they trust me with confiding in me, but the advice some people give me just goes against my value system, so it often can’t be used. Changing my values is something I’m not likely to do unless given huge significant evidence to prove why the value I have should be changed.

    • @santinogoring8860 says:

      Modern women wha wha wha, i’m amazing sums up this post 😂

    • @BryJovi17 says:

      ​​@@santinogoring8860 No. Very few people are ‘amazing’. I’m just glad to say that I’m a damn lot better than most. You clearly didn’t read the part where I’m a better listener than most people you will ever come across, thus kind and understanding, yet you feel it justified to just naively, and incorrectly, imply that I think of myself as amazing.

      Quit with your one liner responses to online content and actually do something meaningful and productive with your life. Otherwise, if you’re not able to string together more than one sentence at a time, because your attention span has been shot thanks to your insane internet usage, then please respectfully gtfo this video and my comment 😊

    • @x-man5056 says:

      That is mostly true.

  • @wahzoo says:

    Great topic but it’s tough finding people that would be honest with you. Most people don’t want to hurt other people’s feelings even if it is for the best.

  • @alwaysemployed656 says:

    Seriously, what kind of guy needs to be told what this woman is saying all the time?

    If a guy does not naturally display all these tips, then there’s something seriously WRONG with him!

    • @santinogoring8860 says:

      There are alot.of guys like this tho 😅

    • @x-man5056 says:

      @@santinogoring8860 Lots of guys who think they are above it all and think they don’t need an un-bias inventory from some respected friend/associate.

    • @GoldenGumby999 says:

      Get a job

    • @alwaysemployed656 says:

      ​@@GoldenGumby999Who me? I already got ONE job, and pays very well. I don’t need another job. I work alone, and I’m on salary, not hourly. Real men are on salary, not hourly.

      ((Mic drop))

  • @Ezilla82 says:

    Oh, yeah. Self-awareness is key. Thanks Courtney.

  • @ncas says:

    I’ve been talking about this for a while. It’s the difference between leading with truth and leading with a narrative. If you lead with truth and seek feedback and implement it honestly – thats true growth. However, if you seek information to twist for a narrative without any real change – that’s toxic asf

    • @x-man5056 says:

      It is imperative to seek honest critique from someone who is admirable and honest and has a strong level of knowledge of you. Usually not your buds who may send the wrong message, either tell you your doing fine or even send you in a wrong direction.

  • @metalspinda9594 says:

    I had a friend who is Gen Z take a comment I made constructively about his breath. He made no snide remark or took it poorly. We’re still friends and he’s looked better for it!

  • @LuisArias-w4l says:

    Lookin lovely Courtney 🌹🌹🌹

  • @JohnDorman-u6h says:

    I think who you ask is key, but other than that, you’re spot-on, my dear. Quick question: How do you feel about long-distance relationships?

  • @JohnDegenhart-it5qe says:

    Constructive criticism. Of course. We all need room for improvement. Unfortunately most of you today just want to throw and hurl insults and start World War 3. No instead constructive criticism please. Thank you.

    • @screwheadhtx713 says:

      True id actually go the opposite way and say alot of ppl are scared to offend anyone and wont give any criticism at all

  • @clarkfennimore1509 says:

    Good advice. I think even asking specific questions as part of seeking feedback can be helpful. Like you said, asking someone we trust is important, since not everyone can be trusted.

  • @anthonyjordanmoviesandmore2470 says:

    Like I’ve never tried this before

  • @um52 says:

    😂 you can have good habits/personality traits & social skills etc. That means nothing if you aren’t physically attractive. It’s just the truth.

  • @VictoryPedalCab says:

    I do this all the time and it does not work.

  • @philly2009ify says:

    This got me deep

  • @LordReginaldMeowmont says:

    “Never trust a friend who is silent about your flaws.” — Seneca

  • @digiecho777 says:

    A few months ago I felt lost. Then I read the book Celestial Soulmate by Lentlish, started talking to girls more, and now I get compliments and even dates.

  • @Rich-c1o says:

    So another thing women like but will never do.

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