The Brutal Truth On Why Women Come Back After Rejecting You

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  • @CourtneyRyan says:

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    • @TheBestInTheWorldLodge says:

      It’s interesting that people don’t take accountability these days. I have a new job and start next week. Looking forward to my new journey and getting the chance to ask the ladies for there number as everyone know’s l’m a single male in my 30’s and live truely on my own. Another great video

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      I’m inspired by the fact women can see my value, l never give up just can’t quite understand why l would need to create four different Facebook Accounts & YouTube three channel’s

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    • @SanVic says:

      As usual, @CourtneyRyan is framing women as victims of social media, movies, parenting, etc. Anyone surprised? The reality is women come back after rejecting you because they need constant ego stroking. No man should ever indulge selfish women who are ego obsessed.

  • @samadams6487 says:

    They are getting older and they didn’t get the ring and their special day. They are settling. Never ever ever take anyone back

  • @justinstevens3743 says:

    It’s always an insult to be someone’s safe bet, because they will never love you and will be ready to jump when it’s convenient. “He’s not the guy I’d hook up with, but he’s the guy I’d settle down with,” is incredibly insulting.

    • @HokutoAnsatsuken says:

      Never be someone’s Justin.

    • @YoUniQue555 says:

      Youd rather hookup than settle down?

    • @SanVic says:

      You described most women accurately.

    • @dylannelson2165 says:

      It’s ironically the exact opposite when you actually talk to women. Most women (and men) admit that what they find sexually attractive isn’t necessarily something they think is healthy. A woman saying they’d only sleep with you, but not date you is a much harsher implication of you as a person. THAT means they don’t care about you.

    • @majorbob7211 says:

      @@dylannelson2165 The guy who sleep without relationship has more value that the dating guy in the woman’s eyes

  • @cedric3973 says:

    In my mid to late 30s now I have had about 60% of the women I dated hit me up to try and get back together. My response is always the same, “why are you messaging me?”. They almost always say, ” I just wanted to catch up”, my response is usually “I don’t”. Ends 90% of the conversation

  • @HokutoAnsatsuken says:

    I’ll say it until I’m blue in the face: It does not matter her reasons for coming back after rejecting you. You job is to never give a second chance to someone who would treat you with such disrespect. Disregard her, respectfully.

  • @kc270352 says:

    said it before, will say it again, reject them when you become something, because they never wanted you when you was nothing

  • @AlexanderSkinnerVids says:

    “If she didn’t want you in her prime, don’t accept her during her decline”

  • @lawrence31415 says:

    Not too long ago, I was contacted by someone who rejected me earlier this year (she reached out of nowhere asking for some random favor). My response to her was that I was going on a fancy vacation and could not help. Not going to lie, it felt really good to tell her that I was busy enjoying my life and indirectly hinting that she had pretty much missed her chance with me!

    • @Edgelawd says:

      What was her reaction

    • @dylannelson2165 says:

      I mean was she asking for a favor, because it sounds like she wasn’t really trying to get with you. If anything, you kinda look jaded; I ask you if you can do X and say no, implying it’s because I wouldn’t date you really takes the finish off the smug “busy enjoying my life,” stuff. I don’t assume you’re busy anymore. Id assume you’re still hurt by rejection that happened months ago (may be why she hasn’t been contacting you until she really needs something) and are getting back at me at literally the first opportunity.

    • @lawrence31415 says:

      ​@@Edgelawd She had none. This just proves that she wasn’t interested in an honest reconnection, even as friends.

    • @tristancranston8396 says:

      sounds like your fancy vacation was having her out of your life and thats better than any trip to Fiji

    • @lawrence31415 says:

      ​@@dylannelson2165 ​I handled her rejection respectfully and moved on. Her reaching out for a favor is pretty one-sided. My response wasn’t about getting back at her; it was setting a boundary. I’m intentional about where I give my time and energy, and I’d rather focus on surrounding myself with people who want to build genuine, mutual connections.

  • @ronaldthibodauxjr says:

    This happened to me once. She broke up with me for another guy. He ended up just using her. She missed the stability that I provided. Not long after reuniting, she left again because she couldn’t stand how boring and predictable our relationship was. She wanted to come back again several months later, but there was no way I was going to repeat that cycle. I wished her well, suggested that she spend some time to understand her emotions and said my goodbyes.

  • @popofilipo7114 says:

    Yes she came back for a second chance after two years of her new relationship but I ended up walking away. Lesson learned never give yourself back to someone that left you just because they think it’s greener on the other side. Just stay focused on your goals and keep pushing forward for your success. There’s always someone out there for you. I didn’t walk away because I was mad or holding crouch, I walked away because my feelings are completely empty and I’m not going to pretend everything’s ok, that takes time if you willing to accept them back into your life. My greatest advice is forgive them and move on with your life. Other than that Courtney said it all awesome advice

  • @petermmiller says:

    My ex of 13-14 years; over this past year she has told me that she wanted me back.
    But she hasnt changed in any shape or form for me to even consider taking her back.
    Shes now what todays society calls “Ran Through” and shes desperate.

  • @dylant0000 says:

    Once I get rejected, the feeling is gone and it doesn’t come back no matter how hard they try.

    • @dylannelson2165 says:

      Ok. Why is that? Is it because you’re taking the rejection to heart, or do you just lose attraction for them?

    • @Goatlikeitornot says:

      ​@@dylannelson2165 being with someone who rejected you is never good

    • @majorbob7211 says:

      Same, when they come back it is because they have not found better.
      We need to value ourselves

    • @traderjames333 says:

      “I don’t know where we went wrong, but the feeling’s gone, and I just can’t get it back”….Gordon Lightfoot, “If You Could Read My Mind”

  • @scotchbudmeister9018 says:

    A post rejection second chance does sound like a rare occurrence. So does running into a bear. I won’t hang around and see what happens with either.

  • @shandorunia says:

    The way I hear this is simple… Went to find something better , didnt find it , tried to come back and settle.
    You only get one life and allowing someone to come back can be a waste of more years… Don’t do it. Looking back at your life and seeing that you wasted years that you cannot get back is one of the most horrid feelings ive ever experienced.

  • @marshalladams841 says:

    “Don’t let your ego make decisions that your peace will have to pay for.”
    Someone please put this on billboards across America. This hit me. Applicable to all facets of life.

  • @ryukirito2616 says:

    NEVER take back a woman that rejected you!

  • @israelcastillo4582 says:

    Her other options used her. Never take them.

  • @TruthsSake says:

    She rejected you because you were never her first option. She wanted to “find herself” and have fun. And when those options run their course and desperation sets in, you’re there waiting. Don’t be the guy waiting. Don’t be the second chance or fifth chance. Have dignity and self respect.

  • @saabviggen00 says:

    If they reject you, just move on. We all know adult women have one night stands, so it’s not about impulse on her end, it’s about attraction for her, and the reality is that ste doesn’t find you THAT attractive. She just came around to the idea that you’ll do for the time being.

  • @lade_edal says:

    Do not EVER take back someone who walked away. EVER. It always ends even worse than the first time.

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