Relationship Expert: We’ve Been Lied To, Here’s What Men ACTUALLY Want | Alison Armstrong

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  • @TempleRevolutionProject
    @TempleRevolutionProject 2 дні тому +94

    What in the WORLD are people complaining about in these comments?😅 this conversation was beautiful and fantastic, thought provoking and insightful. I wish I could give some of ya’ll CPR to cough up that GIANT ego pill you’re choking on😅 listen with an open heart and stop being so offended. This woman was absolutely lovely and her energy was infectious!

    • @shareehurts7756
      @shareehurts7756 2 дні тому +14

      💯Maybe misery loves company smh? If we think men suck, we’re right. If we think men are kind and loving, we’re right. Abundance mindset, we move in love, serve others and what we need comes. Love to you all 🥰

    • @LvndrBeez
      @LvndrBeez 2 дні тому +2

      💙💙💙

    • @melodieryan925
      @melodieryan925 2 дні тому +5

      I'm with you absolutrly incredible discussion. We don't have to agree with everything but there's alot of wisdom here

    • @aahmonddelite690
      @aahmonddelite690 День тому +1

      👂🏾🤔👂🏾

    • @megankwisdom
      @megankwisdom День тому +5

      I think the idea that men and women are inherently different offends our modern sense of morality. It's a shocking and subversive concept to encounter. But I know from personal experience that Allison is right. I tried the count-to-30 trick and I was shocked how effective it was. I had always had trouble getting my husband to open up but the simple act of just giving him enough time to think has enabled better communication and that is such a beautiful gift because I love my husband and I want to be close to him but if I assume he thinks like I do then I'm not able to elicit the kind of intimacy that is so meaningful to me and our relationship.

  • @slb6330
    @slb6330 2 дні тому +40

    I must say something in me wasn't liking this episode. Yet I couldn't move away. I don't truly like myself yet. But now I respectfully see myself in a new light as well as the men in my life. Thank you. ❤

  • @justapieceoflife
    @justapieceoflife 10 годин тому +6

    Women don't need to kill themselves emotionally and spirituality to please a man. They don't have to lie to themselves about their feelings or push things down to make him happy. Men need to evolve, women are doing just fine.

  • @victoriaredick-cuyler5264
    @victoriaredick-cuyler5264 11 годин тому +4

    Andre, thank you so much for having Allison on your podcast. I listen to your podcast quite often and have learned a great deal. This woman is an unbelievable role model for all humans. I'm in tears as I write this because her field of study and expertise will have a ripple effect throughout your audience and beyond. This lady embodies sheer acceptance of what is and what could be. I am moved beyond words at what she represents to me as a 71-year-old woman engaging in spiritual growth. Also, as a licensed therapist myself, cognitively, I learned a great deal. Allison was productive and connective all at the same time. Amazing!!

  • @garciaestada1909
    @garciaestada1909 17 годин тому +6

    So the many adult older men that began objectifying me beginning at 10 years old (objectifying comments, objectifying behavior), were somehow responding to emasculation? Mind you, coming from a very conservative dress-wearing household, the only skin showing was arms below my elbow and my neck/face. If you are going to discuss objectification, please thoroughly delve into when it begins for a significant amount of women-not as women but as prepubescent girls.

  • @IncognitoMood-x1c
    @IncognitoMood-x1c 2 дні тому +24

    Perfectly said: "Where there's pain, this is not love!" 🕊️ and this episode reconfirms my statement: "Those who truly love us, they never leave us!" 🌞

    • @KathrynJoyTCSuccess
      @KathrynJoyTCSuccess День тому +3

      My understanding of Alison’s teaching is that a man will leave us if he loves us and believes she is better off without him. And…we are often demonstrating to him that he is not making us happy. In my experience, as she says, as soon as I learned what was happening, and I learned to more effectively communicate, my husband showed up COMPLETELY differently. It took courage and faith to step out in new ways but the results have been 100 times better than I dreamed.

    • @aahmonddelite690
      @aahmonddelite690 20 годин тому

      @@KathrynJoyTCSuccess 👏🏾

  • @OlgaEtkina
    @OlgaEtkina 2 дні тому +16

    So grateful to have reached that "I'm fine, no matter what" stage in my 30's. This chat made me realize how lucky I have been to have the life experiences that got me here so early. I found her difficult to listen to, at first. But I'm happy I pushed through. There's a lot of wealth of knowledge here.

    • @Maria-mv6px
      @Maria-mv6px День тому +1

      WOW. Thank you for having this conversation❤

  • @melaniemulhall2277
    @melaniemulhall2277 2 дні тому +15

    Alison is absolutely delightful. Real. Wise Authentic. And the fact that she finds humor in the human experience takes it all up a few notches. Thank you for this video. It's one of your best.
    s one

  • @5dwisdom
    @5dwisdom 7 годин тому +3

    Men first. For a change can men embody behaviors that would prompt a woman to affirm, support and respect them. Women are exhausted of over giving, over nurturing and being overly responsible to/for men for a low return on investment, because the men are not pursuing healing and wholeness for themselves. A man’s well-being IS NOT a woman’s job. Wholeness is an individual pursuit. Two wholes can bring out the best in each other. Be whole and attract whole. 💫

  • @goingoutlookingin
    @goingoutlookingin 2 дні тому +23

    Aww Alison!! So good to see her on the big stage with you, André! I visited her last year during my time in the US at her home and recorded a podcast too and she's genuinely one of the nicest, kindest, most humorous and generous people I've ever met. A really beautiful soul. Thanks for this you two! Sending so much love from Germany!

  • @FionaYvonne
    @FionaYvonne 2 дні тому +16

    I kept trying to watch this as I felt there would be good but I just found (I’m sorry to say) it annoying. But thank you for presenting another chapter 🙏

    • @kerang9240
      @kerang9240 12 годин тому

      Me too, I struggle to take Alison seriously as she behaves and speaks like a little girl...

    • @UgoUgolaice
      @UgoUgolaice 9 годин тому +1

      Same here, was hard to follow from beginning to the end. The constant laughing just made it worst

  • @dravonwalker2352
    @dravonwalker2352 2 дні тому +9

    I’m so happy to see her on your podcast! I was introduced to her work about 20 years ago and laid the foundation so much inner work and healing. She changed my life for the better, and every relationship is richer as a result. She is a treasure!

  • @YouRBeautiful-o3v
    @YouRBeautiful-o3v День тому +11

    If there were no frogs, you couldn't get them to come out!!
    Situations don't make the man, they reveal them.

  • @evelyn147
    @evelyn147 День тому +10

    I very much dislike this type of conversations. I have more than 6-7 close couple friends, and in each relationship the dynamic is different. As an example - we often laugh about it, how in one couple the man feels and overthinks and the woman is structured, goal oriented, while in another couple is the opposite.
    I’ve never had problems in relationships, have been in a happy one (albeit not perfect, of course) for many years but these supposedly spiritual conversations are very confusing. It’s the only topic I could never have related to and no amount of meditation, OOBEs and plant medicines have ever changed that 😅

  • @shs1246-v2x
    @shs1246-v2x День тому +7

    I love this talk. I don’t resonate with everything she says but the parts that I do resonate with are the ones I’m taking with me. Very valuable to my growth. Thank you for opening my eyes to my Frog Farming ways. I see that I do this. That alone is worth so much. It’s a viewpoint that deepens my understanding to what I want to alchemize and how I can have better communication and feel safer within myself.

  • @Victoria-Enzula
    @Victoria-Enzula День тому +10

    But men were objectifying long before anyone emasculated them. Also, if an employee emasculated them by paying them poor wages they need to join the labor movement. A wage should support a spouse and children

  • @celestialbody22
    @celestialbody22 2 дні тому +24

    I love everything she said. I want to add that I interpret the “spectrum” in love languages as well. A man might need words of affirmation instead of physical touch. She mentions men measure success based on productivity and women interpret that as being ignored, but a woman might prefer literal acts of service instead of quality time. Love languages do change over time because we change. Ultimately, communication is the most important tool and that requires both people to have listening skills which we often lack. We listen to respond instead of to understand.

    • @Mmmmkaaay
      @Mmmmkaaay 2 дні тому +3

      I require all the languages. 🤣

    • @celestialbody22
      @celestialbody22 2 дні тому +1

      @ 😂 tell me you’re a woman without telling me you’re a woman

  • @Victoria-Enzula
    @Victoria-Enzula День тому +6

    Actually many men do pick at us for our imperfections but for the purpose of power and exploitation of our labor.

  • @BrandonCharpentier
    @BrandonCharpentier 21 годину тому +5

    This is so refreshing!! Its nice to hear a woman who appreciates men. So wonderful.

    • @iam_greenlyt
      @iam_greenlyt 21 годину тому +2

      agreed. Loved this episode.

    • @squidward9191
      @squidward9191 Годину тому

      Enjoy cause most of us don't as most of you think with your d & nothing else

  • @unlockingwealthwithin
    @unlockingwealthwithin День тому +16

    Her perspective on this seems limited and rooted in 3D thinking. For example, the idea of “male” and “female” hormones is misleading-both men and women have the same hormones, like testosterone and estrogen. The difference lies in how these hormones are used and the levels naturally present in each individual. True progress comes from both men and women expanding their emotional intelligence and logic. The goal is mind-heart coherence, regardless of physical form. Real improvement happens when each person balances their complementary energies internally. Clinging to outdated constructs and paradigms won’t move us forward.

  • @oddpepperpot7842
    @oddpepperpot7842 7 годин тому +1

    Love her, she touched my heart. I hope you bring her back for another chat.

  • @GingerStOurs
    @GingerStOurs День тому +4

    Alison is delightful and I think I should read her book. This interview was hard to follow. Your questions Andre, were excellent but I had a difficult time deducing an answer. I know they were there so it was probably my state of mind at the time. Thank you both! ❤

  • @Regan-travels
    @Regan-travels 14 годин тому +3

    I appreciate that you're one of the only spiritual podcasts that doesn't use dumb clickbaity end of the world thumbnails 😂

  • @Aliena92
    @Aliena92 19 годин тому +4

    Be careful about generalizations. It doesn't matter what 'men' want or 'women' want. What matters is what that one person we care about wants. Sit him down, ask what he wants and if his wants don't contradict your principles, do what he wants and then communicate your needs in a straightforward way, without guesswork. Many generalizations found in these types of videos can actually end up causing more harm due to obscurity than good.

  • @blupatches3030
    @blupatches3030 9 годин тому +1

    Her energy is wholesome and sweet.
    People are just so caught up in their ego (as usual). Light can't shine through. You may continue to be in misery, and that's okay. It fuels the the ego much more.

  • @erinhappy-go-lucky5040
    @erinhappy-go-lucky5040 14 годин тому +1

    Thank you for having Alison Armstrong on your podcast and asking her questions that I have never heard her answer before. She is my favorite!

  • @msamberscabinkindergarten4648
    @msamberscabinkindergarten4648 2 дні тому +15

    Just try to hear what she has to say.

  • @lenthericjames4925
    @lenthericjames4925 2 дні тому +13

    I love her aura,she's so free and fun to listen to, you can see that she's complete.

  • @midi510
    @midi510 2 дні тому +11

    A ton of good information in this, but the issues are resolved once a person knows, truly knows in his/her bones, not just intellectually, that the self is an illusion. I'm not saying it doesn't exist. An illusion is something that is not what it appears to be. When you really know tje difference beyween consciousness and the self, the self can no llonger act as a master. We can transcend the hormonal influences and allow the body to be what it is, while not being a slave to it.

  • @JohnJeffs-sx8gz
    @JohnJeffs-sx8gz 2 дні тому +5

    Radiants shines through from our inner world. Regardless if a woman or man chooses to colour their hair, wear makeup or do procedures.

  • @roxananava1919
    @roxananava1919 2 дні тому +13

    It was very difficult to listen to her tell her story. I’m hoping I can connect more to the book.

    • @lucritiaamofa8675
      @lucritiaamofa8675 День тому +2

      I agree …I struggled connecting to her conversation between the laughs…sorry

    • @benetabarr6043
      @benetabarr6043 День тому +5

      I appreciate a good mood. But why so much laughing? Seems unnatural, i think that's why it was a struggle to connect.

    • @KathrynJoyTCSuccess
      @KathrynJoyTCSuccess День тому

      That is her natural way. ❤

  • @calliejohnson
    @calliejohnson День тому

    "We think you'll save the most perfect of us"... omg this hit something I didn't know was there. Thank you. What a great conversation.

  • @nirvana1221
    @nirvana1221 2 дні тому +98

    I don't care about what men want. It's always been about what men want. I care about what I WANT!

    • @Atomicbubble1
      @Atomicbubble1 2 дні тому

      You’re just flipping the coin of dysfunction over to the other side. Just because men have done it wrong for so many years doesn’t mean it’s time for woman to take over the world in the same way so they can “get back at men”. What actually brings synergy between men and woman is balance. This video explains the woman’s role they play for a man. Same goes for men, they have a role they need to play for the woman. If we don’t heal anger from the past we will never discover real love and Union.

    • @DIABOLICAL-6
      @DIABOLICAL-6 2 дні тому +25

      Obviously in a relationship everyone's needs must be met through mutual negotiation. Otherwise the relationship turns parasitic. Sometimes we have conversations on what women on average want and need. This episode is about what men want and need.

    • @ThePeaceExperiment
      @ThePeaceExperiment 2 дні тому +24

      Sounds like there is pain behind that remark. I hope that you find your way through and gain the peace and love you deserve.

    • @andrewbuhman1066
      @andrewbuhman1066 2 дні тому +9

      It's ALWAYS about what men want? Really?

    • @msamberscabinkindergarten4648
      @msamberscabinkindergarten4648 2 дні тому +13

      We are all each other. Reflections of our selves in others. Inside/outside.

  • @aplik881
    @aplik881 6 годин тому

    Many insightful pearls of wisdom. I love to have discovered the perspective for female to seeking 'same me' and male to seeking 'other strong'. This is explaining a lot in my struggle to 'force' communication. This being, Allison, is someone I am going to dive more in her work, thanks to you Andre. Much appreciated. 🎉🎉🎉

  • @alesyagrabko
    @alesyagrabko День тому +6

    not vibing with this

  • @LightningStrikes66
    @LightningStrikes66 2 дні тому +7

    Alison is the Best, invaluable advice that has helped me in my relationship for years!!!

  • @Ytfavorits
    @Ytfavorits 2 дні тому +8

    I loved her books! ❤Excited to listen to this!

  • @unlockingwealthwithin
    @unlockingwealthwithin День тому +9

    I’m not interested in trying to understand others right now. My focus is on understanding myself-my needs, my mission, and building a community aligned with that. Wisdom comes from lived experience, and the only real way to understand others is through relationship.
    If people aren’t willing to learn from the opposite sex, then the best path is to build communities rooted in reciprocity where mutual growth is possible. This world is a mirror, and many men in the West seem to enjoy sex and indulging in emotional release, but they often resist true connection with women. It’s as if they want to avoid taking accountability for their own emotional development-which ultimately hinders their growth, especially since they’re navigating significant transitions of their own.
    Stop overanalyzing and theorizing. The only real way to grow and learn is to step into a relationship. Video Games! Let’s not justify and uphold men being children.

  • @anthonyhughes8026
    @anthonyhughes8026 23 години тому +1

    This comment section is refreshing. Thanks everyone. 👏🏼

  • @theoneasD
    @theoneasD 2 дні тому +6

    brilliant conversation! absolutely loved this woman’s energy! ❤

  • @zathkal4004
    @zathkal4004 2 дні тому +10

    Love her Energy

  • @edalong1064
    @edalong1064 2 дні тому +5

    Wow, Andrea, Alison what a fabulous, wise, deep and emotionally articulate! podcast! This really gave us so much to ponder, dig into in ourselves and with others. i loved how really wise and knowageable Alison is and that she is alive, radiant and grounded thru your entire two hours together. Please bring her back soon. Every relationship we have begins with ourself and her exploration of self is brilliant! Blessings and gratitude, much love! E

    • @SusanCole-j9h
      @SusanCole-j9h День тому +1

      I found her awkward with all of the laughing, like she was a programmed box. So interesting to hear it didn't land this way for everyone.

  • @Ytfavorits
    @Ytfavorits День тому +2

    I loved both her books and instantly connected to her beautiful wisdom. I was really looking forward to this podcast but I cant follow to her way of communication I find it unnecessarily complex at times, confusing and not making sense. I found this a hard podcast to listen to without Andre I would have not completed the podcast. 😅

  • @capwlf
    @capwlf 2 дні тому +2

    No one is perfect! We are all here doing the best that we can! We all need want and most likely deserve more love not less love! All good relationships should have respect appreciation and good resonance!
    A long time friend, 40 years of marriage counseling always said to couples that he helped so much…
    You do not own her!
    Do you comprehend this?
    You do not own him!
    Do you comprehend this?
    Respect is earned!
    Value is appreciated always!
    Common ground is very important!
    Proper exchange communication is essential with listening speaking and seeing things from the other’s own personal perspectives opinions and emotions.
    Love is all about being as good to the other as possible!
    Do onto others as you would have done onto you!
    Additionally see yourself through all of your own actions, reactions and responses!
    Be more positive, less negative and more focused on a good solution not to over emphasize on the so called problem.
    All problems are only challenges to be overcome! Peace love & happiness always wins!

  • @bintarosadore
    @bintarosadore 2 дні тому +5

    Alison yeeey. She's an absolute gem ❤

  • @angieangie6177
    @angieangie6177 2 дні тому +8

    I am so blessed to be
    listening to this now, insinc with my destiny

  • @blissfullyinsane8718
    @blissfullyinsane8718 День тому +8

    Alison Armstrong has some good observations but her philosophy is pretty shallow. She neglects the reality that a lot of men are stunted & unhealthy and will not respond the way a healthy, masculine man would to her techniques, she excuses things like pornography which tells you all you need to know about her. She's a bit of a pick me & comes from another age where women had no choice but to manipulate and be inauthentic & calculated to "coax" the best out of men, but she's definitely not enlightened. She says things like "women lack honor" and men do? When 90% of them cheat in some way? She generalizes & that alone shows that she can't be correct

    • @nigelharvey640
      @nigelharvey640 День тому

      I’m sure she has helped and engaged with far more people and relationships than any of us. And im sure she’s probably heard many women say exactly what you just said out of resistance to the message.

    • @blissfullyinsane8718
      @blissfullyinsane8718 День тому +1

      @ I can acknowledge she's helped people, but she's not an idol and she's not lacking in flaws I think it's better to have people like her out there but I also can't deny being behind things like pornography which is one of the major demonic forces on the planet and acting as if all women and men have a blueprint when we are spiritual beings is a flawed outlook. Nobody is 100% correct- btw I'm in a marriage and I've been with one man, the father of my children- who is my provider and King, I have no problem submitting to him. I was decisive in my energetic diet. I wouldn't say I'm resistant to marriage 😂 but I'm not going to regurgitate everything I hear on the internet, either. This stuff is super polarized rn which is why she's gaining popularity after two decades. People want the answers to be this simple, but they're not. It's a great time to be in the business of polarity & having an "answer". Real life is way more dynamic. Look around.

    • @MJ_X2
      @MJ_X2 16 годин тому +2

      Calling someone a "pick me" tells me you need to consider getting offline and you're allowing yourself to be brainwashed by strange social media group think. I know this might make you feel defensive but I hope you consider it.

    • @blissfullyinsane8718
      @blissfullyinsane8718 14 годин тому

      @ lol or that I'm with the times. It's not that deep. I was a pick me once, it's pretty easy to recognize

    • @aaronsummers432
      @aaronsummers432 21 хвилина тому

      ​@blissfullyinsane8718 referring to anything as "not that deep" is telling. Tells about the lack of depth, understanding, and openess to learn and accept differing opinions in a mature way. Knowing thyself doesn't just come from self, but also the perceptions of others and how we show up can be considered.

  • @MaggieC21
    @MaggieC21 12 годин тому +1

    Hey; There’s no need to shame or parent someone’s truth. Please remember you know nothing about a commenter’s life history or relational patterns. For women who have chronically displaced self-care so consistently that it has sabotaged their own wellbeing, rejecting Alison’s focus could be a necessary pre-curser to unhinge from co-dependency, self-sabotage and self-neglect. There IS such a thing as a person being simply too immature, selfish, unhealthy or culturally conditioned to function with mutual respect, care and regard, especially when there is abuse. Do NOT apply what she says to abusive people. That can be disastrous. I followed Alison’s teachings many years ago, read her books, took her courses… and ended up realizing in the end that self-respect and self-love was required for me to finally have the courage to leave him. You can lead someone to love, but you can’t force them to love you. especially if you struggle loving yourself.

  • @sillylilhippiechick
    @sillylilhippiechick 6 годин тому

    This podcast is totally life changing. I loved Alison and her geniuneness. I loved what a real person she is and how she put thought into all her answers. I love how she helped me change my perception and gave me a new way of thinking. Truly changed forever. Thank you 🐸❤

  • @wendyhandy9065
    @wendyhandy9065 14 годин тому +2

    Exhausting to jump through hoops to please 😂

  • @ramiristanovic4514
    @ramiristanovic4514 9 годин тому

    Wow should turn the intro into a movie amazing sound effects her voice is so soothing love this incredible interview ❤

  • @jynettewatson7340
    @jynettewatson7340 2 дні тому +8

    I love this channel! Andre, you always have the heaviest hitters on, thank you so very much. Love you brother

  • @eugene9446
    @eugene9446 2 дні тому +4

    Necessary content!❤

  • @dr.tanyawyldend351
    @dr.tanyawyldend351 7 годин тому

    Alison, you are so spot on. I love your smile and how you radiate!
    This was a wonderful, peaceful, informative episode full of golden nuggets. It really is amazing how testosterone and estrogen play a role in how we act and think and the changes that happen as we age. I always learn something new from you each time I listen to you. Thank you so much to both of you!!!

  • @spelasalobir7173
    @spelasalobir7173 2 дні тому +5

    love the playfulness

  • @Mmmmkaaay
    @Mmmmkaaay 2 дні тому +7

    After 50 years, I finally realized that men are simple creatures and are not here to be my emotional support animal.
    Provide, protect and then leave me alone. 🤣

  • @aaronsummers432
    @aaronsummers432 30 хвилин тому

    Lot of people misinterpret what she's saying in the comments and I bet their relationships reflect and show how disconnected they are.

  • @MindfulOverMatters
    @MindfulOverMatters 2 дні тому +2

    perfect timing ⏳🤍

  • @zelentura
    @zelentura День тому

    Finally! This is going to be such a treat!

  • @youareyou9241
    @youareyou9241 2 дні тому +5

    spot on information ... thanks

  • @subspacescout9951
    @subspacescout9951 18 годин тому

    K … haven’t listened to this yet I will.
    Though I have this thought repeating in my brain
    that says …
    ‘They know EXACTLY what they’re doing yet
    don’t want to do it.’
    I’ll come back later to listen to this
    & see if that thought still applies.
    Best of luck out there.

  • @shadusia
    @shadusia День тому +1

    I love her energy, I found it difficult to follow because of the way she was explaining, it feels scattered to me and I kept loosing the meaning and message in between those metaphors

  • @gracens5548
    @gracens5548 15 годин тому +1

    'What men see about women is kinder than what women see about themselves' . She seems like such a kind person but this statement does not ring true. I will keep listening, with an open heart and mind, and hope that she will talk about how men can also focus on how they are "Being" around women. From listening to people wiser than I, across the board, they all say that the change to being a loving person needs to begin with ones own self (men and women both) and then love will naturally flow outwards. So far it just seems like what she is saying is that all the work to improve a relationship or "men" is all on the woman. Hmmmmm....💖
    The real magic and change happens when 2 people (regardless of gender!) unite with the focus of continuing to grow within themselves and then bring that beauty into supporting each other and growing together. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

  • @justapieceoflife
    @justapieceoflife 10 годин тому +1

    Please tell me where's the video that teaches men how to understand, treat, and respect women? Where's the video that explains to men how it's disrespectful, degrading and harmful to women and society in general to partake in p0rnography? I've never seen one video of a man trying to promote to other men that they should try to understand where women are coming from. It's so one sided. You're always telling women they need to be understanding. Women ARE the understanding ones. It's men who need to evolve out of caveman mentality.

  • @Blossom0490
    @Blossom0490 День тому +4

    Omg! what is she talking about? I can't concentrate or get what she is trying to say since im from a foreign country 😅

  • @gabrielsecviar9655
    @gabrielsecviar9655 14 годин тому

    Idk how relevant this is but, one of the greatest songs ever written - Peter Gabriel - " Kiss That Frog".

  • @BrandonCharpentier
    @BrandonCharpentier День тому +1

    Looking forward to watching this one !

  • @kathleenmead9259
    @kathleenmead9259 День тому

    Thank you Andre

  • @angieangie6177
    @angieangie6177 2 дні тому +3

    A deceptive partner must be revealed

  • @UlrikeCelik
    @UlrikeCelik День тому

    Beautiful wisdom and depth

  • @lisapetruccimusic964
    @lisapetruccimusic964 2 дні тому

    The final quote is great for love on another dimension. Not the actuality of Love's functionality on this dimension/ plane. As it does serve a purpose. Here in the Now. To fulfill needs and wants. And if its not doing that, where is the love? Love as much as a noun, is most cerainly a verb. Know both and you know love.

  • @dawnbridget65
    @dawnbridget65 2 дні тому +4

    Wow... love her!!!!!!!!! ❤

  • @bonnielizarraga7941
    @bonnielizarraga7941 День тому +1

    I love your white sweater , I also think we don’t know what are we all doing,

  • @enviromad
    @enviromad День тому +2

    gonads and yall dont hang on to stuff as much, what is this, its very hard to follow , us men like good communication

  • @melodieryan925
    @melodieryan925 2 дні тому

    I did need to hear alot of that m, many takeaways for me, thank you Alison and Andre

  • @faithmomma2416
    @faithmomma2416 День тому

    I can wait to read the Queen’s Code ❤

  • @kevinfromdevon
    @kevinfromdevon 14 годин тому +1

    It is far easier to stay single.

  • @LorenaCampos-p8s
    @LorenaCampos-p8s День тому

    Fascinating 😊

  • @aquao8b
    @aquao8b 18 годин тому

    She is the best

  • @yogiandrea2254
    @yogiandrea2254 18 годин тому +1

    It is so hard to get into what she says... so much hysterical laughter... it is irritating.
    At the start it was cute but 32 minutes of it. I still can't understand what is her point... I wish the laughter tones down 🙏

  • @AnxiousTurtle13
    @AnxiousTurtle13 21 годину тому +2

    What?!?!
    All are complex beings in our own ways regardless of gender.
    I am curious as to what world this person lives in that she talks of the genders as though categories into which we each and all neatly fall and are thereby defined. “Men tend to…most men don’t understand, whether they know it or not…men do this, men are looking for…trained…fixed…punished…women this women that…”
    Yikes. All due respect to all walking in this world, and maybe I’m missing something, but she sounds a little (a lot) unhinged, simplistic and lacking in critical thinking.
    I appreciate you tried to save it re reference to spectrum of being, sadly she didn’t pick it up-re. Gender and sex/social constructs and biology…why did she flip into the autism spectrum (also a little outdated) what in the world & why??!!??😮🙉

  • @aahmonddelite690
    @aahmonddelite690 День тому

    Finally a How To...

  • @hildaadibpour7181
    @hildaadibpour7181 17 годин тому

    It was nice conversation, some women turn frog to prinss and some turn prinss to frog, Nice realization❤🎉😅

  • @sylviaanne2320
    @sylviaanne2320 9 годин тому

    Haha, that's so funny, about dogs, because I consciously treated my boyfriend as if he were a (human)..dog... puppy.. as respectfully as possible, and we both had a great day.

  • @angieangie6177
    @angieangie6177 2 дні тому

    Wow I am wanting it now amen

  • @renatashelton2870
    @renatashelton2870 2 години тому

    🤔 I wonder, how the innate, fundamental desire to provide, that women have, different from the innate desire to provide that men have.
    Feeling separate from or close to Greater Power, it seems is more impacting to the innate desire to provide.

  • @DahshonJahzer
    @DahshonJahzer 2 дні тому

    Your dress code is fire flame.

  • @sadSw0rd
    @sadSw0rd 3 години тому

    All the man haters and toxic ladies low key revealing themselves in the comments. If I found a woman like this I would marry her.

  • @angieangie6177
    @angieangie6177 2 дні тому

    God witnesses every thing

  • @Kpin75
    @Kpin75 9 годин тому +1

    She isn't making any sense

  • @Earthling4422
    @Earthling4422 День тому

    Love love love

  • @lexpixie1689
    @lexpixie1689 День тому

    You need to listen to 'Cells To Cites' episode Sam Harris ( making sense) podcast.
    Very interesting talk about layers of existence.

  • @angieangie6177
    @angieangie6177 2 дні тому

    I have reconnected to my soulmate

  • @patricecoleman276
    @patricecoleman276 2 дні тому

    Mme, too! I love love. I am love. I want to love every one.❤

  • @CareBear007GL
    @CareBear007GL 2 дні тому +4

    Mandela effect. And the Lion shall lay down with the Lamb...not the Wolf 🐺 😅😊

  • @wawatuc
    @wawatuc День тому

    Truth be told who was she ten years ago?

  • @capwlf
    @capwlf 2 дні тому +1

    All individualized aspects of existence are actually totally interconnected intertwined and or interwoven into the very fabric of all life. Separation is the illusion delusion deception. Sex is actually a sacred exchange of energies divine masculine coming forward towards divine feminine to complete and or connect the true electrical circuit so to speak thus bringing forth a unified unification reunification experience of a God self realization for total expansion experience and gratitude of loving abundance in of completion happiness

  • @clxnsey
    @clxnsey 2 дні тому +1

    ❤❤❤❤

  • @angieangie6177
    @angieangie6177 2 дні тому

    Has a documented mega camera to man's sins and deeeds

  • @msamberscabinkindergarten4648
    @msamberscabinkindergarten4648 2 дні тому

    ❤️