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5 Deadly “Nice Girl” Habits That Kill Your Love Life | Relationship Advice for Women by Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs shares dating advice for women and 5 Deadly “Nice Girl” Habits That Kill Your Love Life

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  • @JS-mh1fh says:

    Exactly what i needed to hear today. Thank you!

  • @kerrychampagne9255 says:

    Ohhhh gee. I’ve done all of them. I have serious work to do! I gotta rewatch this one until I get it deep to the core. Growth is coming. Thankyou 🎉

    • @AnthonyWonhy says:

      Hello Kerry, we could work out together. I have been searching for a partner.. let’s get to know each other more and I hope we could pull up something nice.

  • @arleenromano7786 says:

    Thanks so much Matt! Lesson learned……changing my ways starting today!! 👍

  • @maryscanlan4040 says:

    I did all those things, because of his job, family. But I’m learning to be better. Thanks

  • @MariamSabaArt says:

    Thanks Mat! I think another deadly nice girl habit that sabotaged things for me in the long run was not saying “no” to him out of fear that I’d create conflict or tension. Not saying “no” was just another way I didn’t show up authentically, nor make my needs equal priority to his, and we couldn’t really gauge our compatibility accurately.

  • @mariannam7549 says:

    That is SO me! Things have to change! Thank you so much.

  • @bxi2010 says:

    I totally feel these five sabotaging traits… I so related to these.
    I’ve been dating a guy for the past months, he lives 1000 km away from my place. So to meet him, I set up an online date with him (tomorrow morning). He then said it would be so much nicer to be side by side on the date (as we had originally planned). So today I offered to look for a flight. The flight lands two hours before the date, so perfect.
    In the afternoon today he calls me to tell me we would have to grab some stuff he and his friends need for the repair of their cars.
    …I was not very cool, but still didn’t ask him if he had lost his mind. I just reminded him that we had had a date planned and that due to his work schedule this upcoming week we would have a lot of quality time together… in the end I wrote him a message that the stuff seems to be really important to him and that he should do what he thinks is necessary.

    Honestly, guys, I’m out of the game. I’ll take the flight tomorrow and book a nice hotel with some nice treats throughout the week for me. And yes, I am disappointed tk the core. I feel so played…

    And yes, I know, some of the sabotage I did myself …

  • @michellesmith-goldberg5080 says:

    Thanks Mat! I really needed to hear that! Love your videos! ❤❤❤

  • @ClaudiaAndreaTV says:

    You rock!! I needed this! 🙌🏼

  • @angelahennessy9831 says:

    1. Seeking his approval first
    2. Making excuses for him
    3. Constantly draining your tank to fill his…giving more to him than what he is giving you
    4. Take full ownership of issues and not expect him to take his share
    5. Not revealing your unhappiness to keep the peace

    • @AnthonyWonhy says:

      Definitely, these things make men loss hope and truth.. I hope a get someone as understanding as you

    • @hottymanhollybey5721 says:

      I agree, open communication and mutual respect are key in any relationship. It’s important for both partners to take responsibility for their own actions and work together to resolve any issues that arise

  • @zainabhasanova5221 says:

    “You don’t date potensial, you date reality”👌👌👌

  • @alexaverona4529 says:

    Excellent video, very important to know before getting into any relationship I’m definitely a nice girl and everything he said is true

  • @barbarakelly1916 says:

    Wow! Many “senior single women” like me will probably have some of these habits, because of the times and culture in which we were raised. If one comes from a service profession (in my case, education) , odds are much higher for self-sabotage.
    The self-sabotage habits are based on fear (of not being liked, of being alone, etc.). I have learned that focus on one’s values (honesty, openness, etc.) and living by them , with the realization that one may live alone (and that that’s okay) works for me. The bad “nice girl’ habits I have are going away. I am making changes in all my relationships (men, women, organizations) , considering “goodness of fit, for me” . Maybe it’s “too soon old”; but it’s never too late to be smart! Thanks, Mat, for your helpful videos!!!

    • @AnthonyWonhy says:

      Yes definitely.. I agree with you..
      You understand so we’ll. I hope I find someone as understanding as you my dear

  • @richardbrown2376 says:

    Hi Mat l believe in having your own values and self worth and all through my life l have expected to be treated right . I was taught from my grandma in my teenage years to accept any nice gifts and kindness from the men who took me out and if that was not the case you don’t see them again. I guess that is not being a nice girl because you are only accepting what is best for you but not hurting anyone. I am 61 and l can assure anyone it has been good for me who ever l have met .❤

  • @welovetennis9151 says:

    I love these video so helpful❤❤❤Thank You!

  • @tiffanywarren1605 says:

    Nice one, Mat!
    Some NGH that I have noticed with some of my gal pals is when they are constantly putting their guy on a pedestal, and you can see his ego inflating. The worst is when they tell him all of your personal business to win him (I guess), and he thinks he has an open invitation to judge you. Irritating. 😊

    • @hottymanhollybey5721 says:

      It can definitely be frustrating when someone shares your personal information without your consent. It’s important to set boundaries and communicate with your partner about what you are and are not comfortable sharing. It’s also important to make sure that both partners are treating each other with respect and not putting one person on a pedestal.

  • @nazaninasadi-yn2yu says:

    one of the best videos from u dear mat❤ thanks alot❤

  • @micilovesami says:

    I love how you respect both women and men and talk about EQUALITY (which Feminism is fighting for) and do not make excuses for men or think you are entitled. You are amazing, thanks for helping us 🙂

  • @oar-N-oasis says:

    “As long as it is one sided, it’s not a real relationship”

    .. been there, I know exactly how it feels.

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