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Women obsess over this type of man and go weak for him emotionally (raw facts of female nature)

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0:00Got a new video for you. Women obsess

0:02over this type of man and go weak for

0:05him emotionally. If you've ever been

0:07sitting there wondering, what is the

0:09type of man that a woman goes

0:12emotionally weak for? Why does she

0:14obsess over that one specific guy? I'm

0:17going to fill in all these gaps.

0:20And as I get older, I think I'm actually

0:22getting better at explaining this in

0:23certain situations because one of the

0:25things that I'm going to do for you in

0:27this video is relieve some of the

0:28anxiety. Okay, that comes with um

0:32consuming dating content because you

0:34maybe feel from time to time that you're

0:35at like a deficit compared to where you

0:37want to be.

0:39My goal with this video is to erase that

0:41feeling completely and make everything

0:43so easy and happy and free-flowing and

0:46manageable. So, women obsess over this

0:49type of man and go weak for him

0:50emotionally. That's the title and this

0:52is what I'm going to tell you. The first

0:54thing you have to understand, okay, when

0:56you're wanting to get better with women

0:59or when you're wanting to shift yourself

1:01into being that socially confident guy

1:04that has that like almost magnetic aura

1:06that just like attracts women.

1:08You have to understand that a lot of

1:10this, okay, comes down to your internal

1:13traits, not your external traits. Okay?

1:16It comes down to things like bravado,

1:19vocal tone. These are the things we're

1:21going to touch on right now.

1:23As I've made these videos over the

1:25years, what I've realized is that all

1:27forms of passiveness,

1:29when a guy is passive, it typically

1:31starts with the voice, okay? And it's a

1:34form of vocal suppression. Okay? So,

1:38I've made videos for years, okay, and

1:40I've had over the years just like

1:41thousands of dudes, you know, inside my

1:43programs and whatnot.

1:45So, I've seen all different types of

1:47people. I've seen doctors, lawyers, you

1:49know, professionals, dudes with status,

1:52okay? What you have to understand is

1:54even guys who might be in good shape,

1:56making good money,

1:58um have good social status,

2:01you'll notice this a lot. Doesn't matter

2:03where you're at, doesn't matter where

2:04you're from, you're going to notice

2:06this. A lot of guys still just

2:07naturally, based on how people are

2:09today, just have weak tone.

2:12Okay, so I'm going to start to explain

2:14to you as slowly as I can, in baby

2:17steps, basically like how you can baby

2:19step your way through this to shift your

2:22vocal tone into the right ways. I'm

2:23going to give you full on step-by-step

2:25processes.

2:26I've seen smart and competent guys

2:29still have issues with women. Because

2:32smart and competent rarely triggers

2:35female desire, and here's why. It's

2:38because of the speech, okay? The speech

2:41is rooted in thinking instead of

2:44feeling. I'll say that again. Smart and

2:46competent rarely triggers female desire

2:50because the speech, okay? The actual

2:52words spoken,

2:53is rooted in thinking instead of

2:55feeling.

2:57So, the tone is always flat with zero

2:59passion. That's how most guys talk.

3:02They talk um

3:04zero tone, zero passion. And because of

3:07that, she doesn't feel anything. So,

3:08despite him having every success marker,

3:11she just doesn't feel the right way. So,

3:13this is Just [clears throat] stick with

3:15me here. This is going to be this one

3:17little tip that I'm going to give you

3:18right now. This is going to be the

3:20opposite, okay? This is going to be

3:22opposite of the other masculinity

3:25videos, okay? That maybe a lot of other

3:26people make. So, just stick with me for

3:29a second because I understand that even

3:31me saying this, rooted in thinking

3:33instead of feeling, okay? I understand

3:35that this is probably different than

3:36things you've heard in the past. Listen

3:38to me close, okay? When speaking to

3:41women, the tone has to have a feeling.

3:45And what that is doing is that triggers

3:48something that I like to call active

3:50masculinity. And this is something

3:52that's missing for most guys speech.

3:54Okay?

3:56It's something that's missing for most

3:58guys speech. Even me right now, the way

4:00that I'm talking to you,

4:03I'm lacking this currently because I'm

4:05actually trying to explain a topic. So

4:07right now I'm thinking. But if I met you

4:10and I go, "Hey, how you doing today?"

4:12Do you see the difference? That's the

4:14difference. So when speaking to a woman,

4:17the tone has to have a feeling. Okay? So

4:20this shows that you're alive and it

4:22shows that you are in a magnetic or

4:24masculine state. So this is the first

4:27thing that I want to teach you. Most

4:29guys, the tone is always flat with zero

4:31passion.

4:33Now, the better you get at understanding

4:34this and the better you get at

4:35understanding vocal tone, the more

4:38you're going to see that what you say,

4:40the actual meaning or the content of the

4:43words spoken, virtually has zero effect

4:46on the outcome with that woman because

4:48she's constantly gauging your body

4:51language and your vocal tone because

4:53that actually determines your social

4:55confidence and how you feel internally.

4:58Okay? So she's like almost analyzing you

5:00on like, let's call it a genetic level.

5:04And those traits come from within. Okay?

5:07So just stick with me. I'm going to make

5:09this manageable. Okay? Just notice the

5:11difference.

5:12Right now I'm speaking, not a lot of

5:14passion because I'm thinking. I'm

5:16thinking, so I'm trying to explain stuff

5:18step by step so you understand it.

5:20But if I actually give a real life

5:21example, if I say, "Hey, how are you

5:23doing today? I'm Casey." Zero passion,

5:26flat. If I go, "Hey, how you doing

5:27today?" Do you see the difference?

5:30You're going to have to just practice

5:31this. And what I'm going to do because I

5:33understand that this is like

5:34intimidating or it's hard to just start

5:38doing and practicing with um let's say

5:41um

5:42with people that you meet socially or

5:43when you're dating. That's kind of hard.

5:45So I'm going to give you more manageable

5:47steps later on. Anyways, let's shift to

5:51how I started to put two and two

5:52together. This is a story that um I've

5:56shared before on the channel, but I'm

5:58going to share it again because I think

5:59it's really really powerful.

6:01So, I was at a restaurant one time and

6:03it's an outdoor um I was in the outdoor

6:06seating space and there was a balcony

6:08where I was seated and it was like a

6:10late-night dinner. So, it was me and my

6:12date um

6:14and then there was it was probably like

6:167:00 or 8:00 at night, so it was kind of

6:18a late dinner. And then there was all

6:20these other couples, a lot of like, you

6:21know, husband and wives. Um everybody

6:23was out kind of having dinner and

6:25they're sitting there. And it was a

6:26nicer restaurant, okay? And then all of

6:28a sudden um

6:30there's this homeless dude

6:32that comes up to everybody and he starts

6:34like approaching everybody. And he's

6:36like asking for food, but he's like

6:38really like intimidating with it.

6:41Um

6:42and the tone that he had was like mad

6:44and like entitled. And at first nobody

6:47would really give him any food and he's

6:49sitting there going, "Oh jeez, yeah, no

6:51one Nobody gives me nothing." And you

6:53know, he's saying all this stuff and

6:54he's getting mad and like that was his

6:55vocal tone. Like I actually saw this.

6:57I'm sitting there and I watched this,

6:58right? I'm watching this guy like get

7:00really just mad and frustrated and just

7:02uh

7:04he was like putting himself out there,

7:06right? Like on an energy level, he was

7:08giving everybody that like, "Oh, I can't

7:11believe no one gives me food." Right? He

7:13he's so mad. Everyone could feel that.

7:16But here's what I noticed. I noticed a

7:18shift right there. Every single husband

7:20that was sitting at that

7:22on that balcony.

7:24My table was a bit further back. This

7:26dude was more to the front of the

7:27balcony. So, he was a good probably like

7:3060 ft away from you, you know?

7:33Uh probably about 20 yd.

7:35So, you know, it wasn't like super close

7:37to like my proximity, but all the

7:39husbands who were around him looked

7:41scared. Like they look nervous. Okay?

7:44And then all the wives, this is what I

7:45noticed, like I I paid attention to the

7:48women who were at the tables as well.

7:50And all the wives, they couldn't stop

7:51staring at the dude, and you could tell

7:53that they were drawn to that vocal tone

7:56and even to the tension of the

7:57situation. Like I watched this, like I

7:59watched how they were just so like

8:01captivated by this like vocal tone and

8:03that this guy's doing this. But here's

8:05the one thing that I noticed, not one of

8:07the husbands, none of the dudes sitting

8:08there, told this guy to get

8:11Nobody told him to just go off. Nobody.

8:14They just sat there, and it was like it

8:16was very just like weak passive

8:17behavior. So here's a lot of dudes,

8:19okay, who are like some of them look

8:21strong, some of them look tall, you

8:23know,

8:24dudes who are well put together, and you

8:27could just feel the fear. That's what I

8:29could feel just sitting there watching

8:31this. So in this, okay, in this

8:33situation, the homeless dude in this

8:36example was essentially the social alpha

8:39to some degree with vocal tone. Now, it

8:41wasn't a positive outcome, and it wasn't

8:43a positive experience, but nevertheless,

8:45he was definitely the one putting

8:46himself out there and giving energy and

8:49being at the cause when everybody else

8:50was at the effect. So I was watching

8:53this, and I was like, "Whoa, whoa, whoa,

8:54the internal traits." I was like, "This

8:56is different." Right? This is like

8:58internal high value instead of the

9:00external high value, which is like

9:02materialistic stuff and followers and

9:04all that stuff. This is like an internal

9:06shift. So I'm watching this, and I'm

9:08like, "Huh."

9:09So I took it a step further, and I was

9:11like, "Okay, guys say, 'Hey, you know,

9:14don't compliment women.'" This is what

9:16guys will say.

9:18They'll say, "Don't compliment women. If

9:19you approach her, if you talk to her,

9:21definitely don't validate her, don't

9:22compliment her, okay?" Guys will say

9:24this. And

9:26what you have to understand is this is

9:28true at a lower level of game. It really

9:31is, like especially if you're just

9:32starting, you have to understand proper

9:34frame and dynamics to not lose value,

9:38but you have to really understand this,

9:40okay?

9:41This is true at a lower level of game

9:43when you don't understand voice and

9:45vocal shifts, but at a higher level,

9:48okay, at a higher level, what you say

9:51almost doesn't matter, especially when

9:54you first meet the woman. What you say

9:55almost doesn't matter because she's

9:57looking at your vocal tone and she's

9:59looking at your confidence level, and

10:00she's looking at you being able to say

10:03what you feel and what you want to say

10:06and be happy with yourself versus

10:10trying to think. And as soon as you

10:12think about all these sentences and all

10:14these things, two things happen.

10:16You typically don't make the approach or

10:17you don't even introduce yourself

10:19because you're too nervous, or

10:21it doesn't come out the right way

10:22because she can tell how much you're in

10:24your own head. So,

10:26vocal tone is what really determines

10:29your success at a higher level. So, what

10:32you say almost doesn't matter, it's all

10:34how you say it. So, let me give you an

10:36example.

10:37Um, when you see a guy do an approach,

10:40maybe you're like scrolling the internet

10:42or something and you see this video of a

10:44dude who wants to show confidence, and

10:46he walks up to her and uh he goes, "Hey,

10:49you know what? I thought you were really

10:50cute. I I wanted to come talk to you."

10:52And you can just see

10:55that it doesn't have the impact that

10:58you're wanting or that he was wanting.

11:01And she'll still typically sit there for

11:02that 30 seconds and talk, and maybe

11:04they'll exchange numbers, maybe they

11:05don't, but you're going to notice that

11:08it typically doesn't unlock like that

11:10giggle, that giggle factor that gets her

11:12to really buy into him.

11:14So,

11:16that dude who has like [clears throat]

11:17this um thinking calculated mindset

11:20where he wants to walk up and say the

11:21right thing, it doesn't come out right.

11:23Meanwhile, the dude who's just relaxed,

11:26free-flowing almost, not even thinking

11:28at all,

11:30and let's say um

11:31they cross paths

11:34and the dude just basically turns his

11:36brain off and he just lets that vocal

11:38tone come through and he goes, "Hey,

11:39you're cute, huh? Oh, look at you,

11:42you're cute."

11:43Do you see the difference? The

11:45difference is that one dude, okay, one

11:48dude was thinking of the perfect thing.

11:51The other dude felt the perfect thing.

11:55And when you feel the perfect thing

11:56internally, you need to start to learn

11:59how to demonstrate this. And when you

12:00demonstrate this, you come across as a

12:02guy who has more passion. To women,

12:05passion typically means more charm. To

12:07women, passion typically means you're

12:09more magnetic, you're alive, you're

12:11vibrant. These things are really, really

12:13important to understand. So, that's like

12:15one example. What you're really looking

12:17for, and keep in mind, even the way I'm

12:19describing this, the way I'm going

12:21through this very methodically,

12:23the way I'm teaching this, the way I'm

12:24describing this, I'm in a thinking

12:26state. I'm not in like a good

12:28free-flowing social state right now

12:30because I'm really going step-by-step to

12:32give you a good video. So, like in some

12:34way, shape or form, I'm working right

12:36now. But if I had this same vocal tone

12:38and this same mannerisms, if I was

12:41out with people socially, I would not

12:43have that good of a

12:44social presence. I would have to adjust

12:47and realize that, hey, it's not time to

12:50think and to teach, it's now time to

12:52have fun. So, that's the difference,

12:54okay? You have to be able to really spot

12:56this stuff and I'm going to show you

12:57ways to do it so it doesn't feel like

12:59it's overwhelming, okay? What you're

13:02looking for when you talk to her is

13:03you're looking for basically like a

13:05guaranteed giggle. You want her to be

13:07giggling. Every single time you're in

13:09the sweet spot with a woman, you're

13:11going to notice she's giggling, she's

13:13maybe laughing, playing with her hair.

13:15She's like in that vibe state, okay?

13:18If she isn't giggling, you're slowly

13:20going to fade away and not have the

13:23right vibe with her emotions. So, this

13:25is one way that you can actually start

13:26to tell if you're in the sweet spot or

13:28not is if you're getting that giggle. If

13:29you're getting that giggle, you're

13:31socially received positively.

13:32[clears throat]

13:33And that's what you have to do, okay?

13:34You have to practice. You have to

13:35practice talking from the heart and what

13:38you feel versus thinking logically in

13:41your brain with what to say.

13:44Okay, so this right here, what I'm

13:46teaching you right here, this is why

13:47smart or successful or rich or strong

13:51physically strong or lean or

13:53good-looking people, these guys still

13:55struggle. I've seen this time and time

13:57again. A lot of these guys still

13:58struggle. Now, what I can tell you is

13:59this, as a man, as I got older, there

14:01was a period of time in my own personal

14:03life where the more that I learned about

14:05anything

14:07could be uh

14:09uh stuff in my career or with business,

14:11it could be stuff socially, it could be

14:12just the more I learned, okay, the worse

14:15my game actually got because I was in a

14:17thinking state. When you're in a

14:18thinking [snorts] state you're not

14:20vibing and connecting the right way

14:22socially. So, what you want to do is you

14:24want to just practice. You want to

14:26practice being in the moment. And the

14:28fastest way to start to do this is with

14:31your family. Okay, with your family. If

14:33you're there with your mom

14:35and she made everybody a meal and she

14:36made spaghetti, you say, "Oh, I can't

14:38wait to eat. Oh my god, I'm so hungry."

14:41And you're going to notice she'll laugh.

14:43And she'll laugh because you're you're

14:45freely expressing your tone.

14:48You're sitting there you go, "Oh god, I

14:49love spaghetti. Oh, thank you so much,

14:51Mom."

14:53And she can tell that you are

14:56you know, I'm doing my best to describe

14:57this, but you're you're letting loose.

14:59You're letting uh you're letting your

15:01vibe flow freely, okay? Naturally, this

15:05might be hard for you if you're more of

15:08the like uh

15:09like that masculine rational thinking

15:12type. Me myself, a dude who's been in

15:14the gym for the past 10 years, I

15:15probably gravitate more towards that.

15:18Right? That like

15:19rigid thinking.

15:21Okay? So, this is something me myself,

15:23the reason why I'm able to teach this is

15:25because this is something I've had to

15:26literally practice, okay?

15:29So, keep that in mind. You have to

15:30practice, and you do this by making baby

15:32steps.

15:33You do this by making baby steps, and

15:35you start small.

15:36Okay?

15:38You don't start practicing this socially

15:40or when you're going out, right? Maybe

15:41start small, family, friends. Makes it

15:43easier, makes it more manageable. So,

15:46you may be wondering, "Well, Casey,

15:48how do I speak and talk from the heart

15:50in order to create emotion without me

15:52appearing emotionally weak and then

15:55losing my masculine frame, okay? Without

15:57getting emotional and then she pulls

15:59away." It's very simple. You have to

16:01understand the power of being at the

16:02cause and not the effect.

16:05When you're at the effect and you're in

16:07an emotional state, you're actually

16:08reacting to her.

16:10She didn't text you back or she didn't

16:12call you, and now you're double calling

16:14or you're double texting, and it's

16:15almost like you're really pursuing

16:17because you have fear of loss, and now

16:19you're talking from the heart, and it's,

16:20"Oh, I miss you so much. I really want

16:22to see you." Okay, yes, now you're in an

16:23emotional state. You've lost the

16:25leverage, you've lost your masculine

16:26frame. What I'm talking about is not

16:28that. I'm talking about being at the

16:29cause, not the effect, and specifically

16:31when you first meet people, okay? Using

16:34tone and speaking what you feel to

16:36create a spike in emotion and a spike in

16:38fun and enthusiasm is far different from

16:41speaking your feelings when it comes to

16:43your own personal attachment. If you're

16:46in love and you're in an emotional

16:47state, you're at the effect. That's why

16:49you will lose her desire.

16:52What I'm talking about is not that. So,

16:54the rules still apply. Yes, you can't

16:56over-validate, and every single day turn

16:58into just like a soft dude, okay? You

17:01can't be too available, or else she sees

17:03you don't have any options. You can't

17:05call and text message too much, or you

17:07start to lower your perceived dating

17:09value. And what that means is you must

17:11still be able to create the space, okay?

17:13So, she wants to fill in that gap

17:17and help build that relationship. But,

17:19this is how you do it. This is the guy

17:21that she's constantly obsessing over.

17:22The guy that she's constantly obsessing

17:24over has that emotional pull.

17:26Now, guys know this to some degree or

17:29they've learned it, okay? They've

17:31learned it. Listen, there's a big

17:33difference thinking versus feeling this

17:35stuff. Thinking, when I say like um that

17:38guy has that emotional pull, so that way

17:41she's obsessing over him, that's like

17:43the logical or the rational part of

17:45this. That's like the thinking piece.

17:47What I'm trying to do is now take it a

17:48step further. I'm trying to explain the

17:50mechanics of how that actually happens

17:52in the first place. So, for some of you,

17:54yes, we are developing a bit of aura

17:57here. We're developing a bit of charm, a

17:59bit of aura, if you'd like to call it

18:00that. So, this right here, okay, is why

18:04women obsess over this specific type of

18:06guy, okay? It's because he is actually

18:09demonstrating the social success of

18:12having the confidence to be like what

18:15some would call the social alpha, okay?

18:19On like a primal level. He's actually

18:21demonstrating it in real life socially,

18:23okay?

18:25Where

18:27most guys, what they're trying to do is

18:28they're trying to like level up all

18:30these metrics to hope that now like they

18:32qualify

18:34to like be with a beautiful woman and

18:35it's like it's not like that. It's not

18:37about that. This isn't like something

18:38you can measure on paper. These are

18:41feelings. This is like social

18:43perception, okay? So, you have to

18:45remember, attraction is internal. Like

18:47in some way, shape or form, it's

18:48genetics. So, that's why a dude, when he

18:51doesn't bring anything to the table

18:53tangibly, like let's say he doesn't have

18:55any a lot of money or he doesn't really

18:57have like uh

18:59a very stable job, but he's super funny,

19:01he's enthusiastic, it's like he's not

19:03even really uh

19:05it's like he's not even really providing

19:07anything, but you notice that she's just

19:08completely hooked. This is why.

19:11It's because it's almost like genetics.

19:13So, she wants this dude's genes, okay,

19:16in some way, shape, or form, which is

19:17why she's probably sleeping with him, or

19:19which is why she's sleeping with him.

19:21So, the CEO, the rich guy, okay, um even

19:25like let's say the boyfriend, okay, when

19:26she sleeps with him, okay, more often

19:29than not, it's for a feeling of like

19:31closeness or security, but the dude,

19:34okay, with real social presence and

19:36social aura, that's like genetics.

19:39That's like his internal That's his

19:41internal personality. Like she loves him

19:43on like a deep, deep level internally.

19:46Like she feels that sense of like spirit

19:48or soul, okay? And this is like the

19:50active masculine. So, this would be like

19:53one of the components, like you really

19:55want to take this at a deeper level and

19:56start to learn front end game, which is

19:59what I teach inside of the language of

20:01women. So, be sure to join us inside of

20:03that after today's video is over, but

20:05you might be wondering, okay, like

20:07what do I do from here?

20:09If you're sitting here going, "This

20:10makes sense, but now what do I do from

20:12here?" Okay, well, the first step is do

20:15not get anxious about this. Don't get

20:17anxious at all.

20:19I think a lot of guys, you know, they

20:20want they want everything so quick, and

20:22it causes anxiety, okay? You want the

20:25six-pack abs tomorrow, so you're

20:27stressed out about your meals and your

20:28workouts. You want, you know, the $10

20:31million or the fast sports car tomorrow,

20:34so you're all stressed today. You want

20:36to have this amazing social confidence

20:38literally tomorrow or today, so you're

20:41super stressed about what to do. You

20:42can't do that. You have to take

20:44everything slow. You have to take

20:45everything in baby steps, okay? So,

20:47start small, okay? It's the same as in

20:49the gym, okay?

20:52You have uh

20:54let's say one person where they go in

20:56and they do a bunch of uh workouts and

20:58high-intensity stuff, and then 2 weeks

21:00later they fall off because it's too

21:01much. Meanwhile, the dude who's been

21:03going to the gym long-term, you know, he

21:05just starts with maybe a set of five at

21:07a really light weight and then every

21:08week he just maybe adds 2 and 1/2 lb.

21:11Fast forward 2 years later and he's

21:12built an incredible physique. You have

21:14to go slow with things. So, I want you

21:16just to start this start this process

21:19when you're with your mom, your dad,

21:21okay, your friends, you're at a family

21:23event. If you're with your friends, you

21:25say, "Boys, we're having some fun

21:27tonight."

21:28Simple. Adjusted the vocal tone, they'll

21:31go, "Oh, yeah."

21:32Very very simple, very easy to

21:34understand. You're with your mom, your

21:36dad, a family event, whatever, same

21:37thing. Talk about the food, talk about

21:39how nice of a day it is, talk about the

21:40weather.

21:42You're going to notice older dudes do

21:43this naturally. They might be on the

21:45golf course, they're talking about the

21:47weather, the sun's out, okay, it's like

21:49that good vibe feeling. So, practice

21:51this with your loved ones, go slow. If

21:54you try to do all this like at a fast

21:57pace, oh my gosh, you're just going to

21:58stress yourself out. If you actually

22:00take my advice here and you go slow,

22:01you're going to have way better success

22:03than most people and this is the type of

22:05a guy that women obsess over. I really

22:07hope you do like this video. As I get

22:09older year by year, I really do want to

22:11make sure I'm teaching this stuff at a

22:12better level, a higher level. Um I want

22:15to make sure that uh

22:17I'm doing a good job and I really want

22:18to give you the best content possible

22:20and that's why I just try to stay as

22:21dedicated to my craft as I can. If you

22:23like the video, hit the like button,

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22:27in the next one.

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