It May Sound Crazy, But This Is How Women Want to Be Treated - According to Machiavelli
It may sound crazy, but what you’re about to hear goes against everything modern dating culture teaches men about women, attraction, and relationships. Drawing from the ruthless observations of Machiavelli, this video breaks down the uncomfortable truth most men avoid: women are not drawn to how much a man gives — they respond to self-governance, boundaries, and inner authority. This isn’t dating advice. This isn’t manipulation. And this definitely isn’t about being cruel. It’s about understanding how attraction actually works at a psychological and evolutionary level — and why men who live with purpose, structure, and self-respect are naturally desired, while men who overextend are quietly dismissed. In this video, you’ll learn: Why neediness kills attraction, even when intentions are good The difference between respect and adoration — and why confusing them is fatal How self-control and restraint create desire without effort Why women subconsciously test men — and what those tests really mean The one principle that determines whether a man is chosen… or tolerated The final section brings everything together with a principle that doesn’t just affect dating — it changes how you carry yourself in every area of life. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This knowledge can be used in two ways: to manipulate others — or to build a life so solid that attraction becomes a side effect, not a goal. This video is about the second path. If you’re tired of surface-level advice and want clarity rooted in reality, not fantasy, you’re in the right place. 👇 Join the conversation: Do you believe it’s better to hold firm boundaries — even if it creates tension — or to stay flexible to avoid conflict? Comment A or B and explain why. 🔔 Subscribe for upcoming videos on: The subtle signals women give when respect is fading How to regain authority without forcing outcomes Masculine self-mastery in a chaotic world The man who governs his own mind controls his destiny. Everything else is a consequence.
