Comments by "Adam Kidd" (@AdamKidd1972) on "Why Men Have No “REAL” Friends" video.

Survival training is quickest way to get a man in touch with primal side. Survival training strips away the conveniences of modern life, forcing a man to rely on his instincts and resilience. Being thrust into situations where water, food, and shelter aren't guaranteed rekindles a primal awareness and resourcefulness that often lies dormant in our comfortable lives. When you're hungry, thirsty, or cold, every decision carries weight, and you're reminded of the raw simplicity of existence. This experience sharpens not only survival skills but also a deeper appreciation for life's essentials. It’s a humbling yet empowering transformation that often brings out the best in a person: clarity of thought, grit, and the ability to adapt. It also teaches lessons that extend far beyond the wilderness. Perseverance, problem-solving under pressure, and respect for nature can all be applied to the challenges of everyday life. For many, it's a return to something deeply human—a rediscovery of strength they didn't know they had.
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If I were you, I’d start by looking online for a training center in your area. Be sure to check their reputation using resources like the Better Business Bureau or similar organizations. You’ll also need to decide on the level of training you want, as courses can range from beginner-friendly to extremely hard.
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Strangely I had rewrite this comment several times before You Tube allowed it to post.
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@Ulises21500 I’ve been living in Thailand for nearly 12 years now. If I were you, I’d start by looking online for a training center in your area. Be sure to check their reputation using resources like the Better Business Bureau or similar organizations. You’ll also need to decide on the level of training you want, as courses can range from beginner-friendly to extremely hardcore. Personally, I learned survival skills from a young age through my family, having grown up in Virginia.
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@Ulises21500 I’ve been living in Thailand for nearly 12 years now. If I were you, I’d start by looking online for a training center in your area. Be sure to check their reputation using resources like the Better Business Bureau or similar organizations. You’ll also need to decide on the level of training you want, as courses can range from beginner-friendly to extremely hardcore. Personally, I learned survival skills from a young age through my family, having grown up in Virginia.
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@Ulises21500 If I were you, I’d start by looking online for a training center in your area. Be sure to check their reputation using resources like the Better Business Bureau or similar organizations. You’ll also need to decide on the level of training you want, as courses can range from beginner-friendly to extremely hardcore. Personally, I learned survival skills from a young age through my family.
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@Ulises21500 I replied within the comment.
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