Comments by "Chip \x26 Steve" (@chipsteve) on "How to lead your woman: lessons from the front" video.

  1. All comes back to this - can she comfort me when I am down & out, or will she punish me for being human sometimes? If the latter, why would I lead her? Why be in a relationship?
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  2. In my decades of experience, she becomes disrespectful when she knows that I'm all-in, & I am committed, & I will be faithful.
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  3. A family member of mine who is usually difficult... did a very kind deed for me in 2017. I've always been grateful for this since, and when she's being difficult now, rather than get annoyed - I stop myself and think of that kind deed from 2017. Which got me thinking.. This is the opposite of how women regard men who do kind deeds for them. Even after a ton of kind deeds, women only care if they're going to get something else out of you going forward.
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  4. Unpopular opinion: dogs are not loyal and don't give unconditional love. They "love" and are loyal to whoever consistently feeds them.
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  5. I really do not understand this "competent women vs mediocre men" trope. Ok, so you have a college degree in communications (& college debt) and you're a marketing middle manager in a sterile office park, off some hellish suburban "Stroad", where you manipulate people all day for corporate profits. Like, so what? Men don't want that.
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  6.  @paulpalmer2336  that's quite an overstatement. Imagine saying "kind women don't care if anyone values their behavior". Everyone cares, obviously.
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  7. ​ @mnml  I've been thinking a lot recently about how I would almost gladly be with a woman who has a 90s feminist mindset, as opposed to this Taylor Swift Schrodinger's feminism that we have now.
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  8. ​ @tobe-you-tube6612  and yet, monkey branching is THE NORM for women ending relationships, & women usually are the ones ending relationships.
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  9. @psychacks this is an articulate & Fair criticism of your pov, I hope you will read it & address it.
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  10. Yeah but that's cringe & everyone knows it, so it's not very "Alpha" behavior beyond just being demanding.
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  11. What a bizarre, nonsensical ad hominem. On Danica Patrick's podcast, Dr Taraban directly stated that he's never seen a marriage, among anyone he knows, that he would like to be in. Not a single one.
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