Men Who Are HIGHLY Insecure Will Use THESE 5 Toxic Phrases

Men Who Are HIGHLY Insecure Will Use THESE 5 Toxic Phrases… Men who are highly insecure sometimes use toxic phrases as a defence mechanism to protect their fragile self worth. In this video I will share the signs of insecure men and help you learn how to tell if a man is insecure. Take heed to this dating advice for women and ensure you watch the entire video to learn more about insecure men.

Men who are highly insecure use phrases that often reflect their deep-seated fears and anxieties about themselves and their relationships. It would help if you learned the toxic phrases that highly insecure men use so that you can recognize the signs of insecure men. When you understand the phrases of highly insecure men, dealing with insecure men will be much easier.

Dating an insecure man can be difficult, and the issues should not be ignored. I want you to know the toxic phrases that highly insecure men use so that you can protect yourself from emotional manipulation. Once you recognize the toxic phrases used by highly insecure men, you will be in a better position to safeguard your emotional well-being and have better dating experiences and relationships.

As a certified life coach, relationship coach, and dating coach, I want to make dating and relationships easier for you. I pray that you find this video helpful and that you can enjoy dating and have a fulfilling, healthy relationship.

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  • @SharonDJones-ho9hi says:

    What about men that doesn’t feel they should apologize?

  • @SharonDJones-ho9hi says:

    Always examine self!!

  • @cynthiadixon2788 says:

    😮😮😮 this is every man I have encountered in the past. That’s amazing and also the reason I choose to be single, today’s man is simply insecure to a degree of no return. Some, not all. But I haven’t seen many!

    • @MeetStephanSpeaks says:

      I feel you, it definitely isn’t an easy situation, but the focus needs to be on doing what is truly best 🙏

    • @cynthiadixon2788 says:

      @MeetStephanSpeaks  your Awsome! The understanding you have of life is supernatural! I want to be like you when I grow up! Thank you for taking the time to confirm the things that I questioned in my life. It really helps me out.

  • @M.M.49 says:

    I love that you go against the current and try to teach people the difference between toxicity and insecurity! ♥️

  • @fondacarm1384 says:

    I agree with you Stephan. I think I would be somewhat offended if I was asked “What do you bring to the table?” I would hope my guy would see my “contributions” to the relationship thru my actions. But hey- WTH do I know😉🌷

  • @DarlinDarlinBaby says:

    My ex-husband told me no one will ever love me the way he does. To which I replied, “I hope not because the way you love SUCKS!!”😂😂😂

  • @creepypisces83 says:

    When they say “your perfect/ too good for me” definitely hiding insecurity

  • @breakitup5274 says:

    This is a great message. I particularly like what you said about having faith in God. My man often applauds me for having such great patience. I often remind him, I have faith in God, there is no reason to not have patience and understanding when you truly trust God. So thank you for that input.

  • @Taisha12001 says:

    Sorry doesn’t mean anything when you keep doing what you’re sorry for

  • @sarahshaw1990 says:

    When I first glanced at the title of this video notification, I got super excited lol

  • @candicegreen11 says:

    My ex did all this. When I would be ready to leave and at the end of my rope he would remind me of all my flaws and tell me no one could ever love me except him. I was a stay at home mom so he told me I had no money (all his) and no skills and I couldn’t take care of myself without him. I finally got away after he threw me against a wall, and now I have 2.5 years with a man who treats me amazing. He said I made him angry so he hurt me, I made him mad, so he did drugs or watched porn or had an affair… it was always my fault. This is all narcissistic behavior. Run if you have this man, he will NOT ever change.

    • @MeetStephanSpeaks says:

      I’m sorry to hear about that. I pray that you heal from all that you have been through and be able to keep moving in faith 🙏 ❤️

    • @aprilwilcox5065 says:

      I was married to a narscissist too and went through the same experiences…. I’m not healed yet so I’m not ready to date, but I hope I get a good man when I do

    • @RebeccaBibbs says:

      Going through right now. I’ve gotten my own place and don’t ask him for anything. I do have our children and I try to keep it cordial for our children but when I’m nice he takes advantage and when I back him off, here comes all the put downs and how no one wants me. They try to destroy you seriously. It’s exhausting 😔

  • @user-dt1vz4ce2w says:

    I have no time to wait for someone to learn to be secure 😳God bless!!

  • @aurareid5652 says:

    Funny, I had the same exact experience as a child. I used to apologize for everything, even for simple human errors. I also felt like things I did weren’t good enough. I noticed and acknowledged this years ago. Thank God for growth and reflection 🙏🏽😊

  • @VCD512 says:

    If a man says to me “what can you bring to the table” I run for the hills. This type of man is looking to be taken care of. So many women fall for this and brag about what they have. I know women who have done it. I do not feel the need to do this. Real men just don’t ask this question…Good topic Stephan!

  • @SmashMaster says:

    My abusive ex said exactly that: ‚nobody else will ever love you‘ to which I responded in my head: ‚i really hope so!‘ and dumped him shortly after.

    • @MeetStephanSpeaks says:

      Thank you for sharing your experience! Hopefully, it will help others learn from it. I appreciate that 🙏

  • @tanishajones74 says:

    An apology without accountability is not an apology.

  • @evasccl7846 says:

    Another great video Stephan, communication is so important… it is like oxygen to life!!
    I am very observant of men when they talk to other people besides myself, it is very revealing! I have deep respect and admiration for men who can stay calm, cool and collected, specially in conversations that are difficult. It is better to address anything that makes us uncomfortable or that we don’t appreciate, the first time it happens…. but many let it slide because it is the first time, I sincerely believe that to be a mistake.
    Thank you for making this video Stephan, God bless you! 🤗

  • @mannyfernandez1601 says:

    I’ve always seen that the question “what do you bring to the table?” Is kind of a loaded question. No matter how a person responds it usually gets the guy to say something like “you don’t bring what I bring” or something along those lines

  • @alegnarolyart5133 says:

    A guy asked me if I prefer being single. My reply was that I prefer to remain happy. If I’m in a good relationship, I prefer to stay in it. If I’m in a bad relationship, I prefer being single.

  • @NicaKriss says:

    I really appreciate this video. It has brought a lot of things into context. It has also confirmed to me that these types of men, with their insecure behaviours are not a safe place for me. Having grown up with a narcissistic mother, an absent father and an abusive husband, these guys can trigger me back to a place where no longer wish to be. (Especially the silent treatment one.😮‍💨)

    I currently hold the position that I have put a LOT of work into my healing. I’ve spent endless days and nights watching videos, making notes, practicing mindfulness and developing my self worth and self love. I’ve spent many days on a therapist couch, sometimes crying for the entire session because my pain was too deep for me to even speak.

    Now I am in a better place, I am not interested in any of these types of men, regardless of if it’s intentional or unintentional, if they are not prepared to put in the work they need to do.

    I hope I don’t sound harsh, but I’ve finally gotten to the place where I fight for myself, protect my peace and have become quite comfortable with walking away from people who do not or cannot exhibit what is required for a healthy relationship.

    I can’t lie…being here feels GOOD as I’m finally choosing me! Thank you as always Stephan for your gems for you too have been massively influential in my journey. Blessings 🙏🏾😊❤️

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