What I Know at 40 I Wish I Knew at 20 for My Love Life | Dating Advice for Women by Mat Boggs
Mat Boggs shares relationship advice for women and The Power of Softness: How to Inspire a Man to Show Up Fully for You.
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Mat has helped millions of people around the world attract love and develop fulfilling relationships. He’s also the founder of a revolutionary system of attracting love called Manifest Your Man.
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Hi i’m Neo yes im a guy lol watching this but I would have to say I think what you have talk about is also for the guys 100% I can definitely tell you alot this that has been said relates to my life
What advice would you give your younger self?
1. It’s ok to date exploration relationships.
2. Even if it doesn’t work out, it means something better is coming.
3. Stop trying to get others to like me on dates.
4. Lightening bolts don’t mean it’s going to last.
5. Vulnerability is actually the doorway to connection.
6. Friction does not signal the end of the relationship.
7. Meet logic with logic, and emotion with emotion.
My advice would be to not settle. Have standards and boundaries and know that the right one will respect those standards and boundaries. And something not working out is a lesson and a good thing. And as Matt says when the wrong one moves out of the way, it creates space for the right one.
Be patient and be open but guard your heart and head to be rational.
Fast is not as good as slow.
Give a man the space to pursue you if he wants to. If he doesn’t show the interest, move on. Don’t Waste Your time. Again make space for the right one.
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It’s our life experiences that enables us to grow over the years, hopefully maturing and becoming more emotionally in tune and connected.
If we knew then (our younger days) what we know now (in our later years), then our lives would have taken a different course… and not necessarily greener on the other side.
Every step / every experience is a building block of the journey.
Wouldn’t change it… the Universe has my back. ❤
Appreciate the video. I am a widower (happily married over 30 years) . Now, I’m dating again in my late 50’s. Lol, making out on the couch makes me feel like I am 18 all over again. Learning how to fight, have strong discussion, is what makes marriages work.
If i were to give my young self advice, it would be that my feelings for a man and the effort i put in don’t equal his feelings changing. Sadly, many men are ok with keep a toe in the water but never jumping in. And we think it just needs more time. He’ll see what a great partner i am. But it doesn’t work that way. Guys know. A quote i love is “Giving a man more of what he already doesn’t appreciate doesn’t make him want it more.” The other thing i would tell myself is to embrace rejection as simply part of the process. He saved you the time of trying to figure out how much he likes you. He barely calls and makes excuses. So he just told you how he really feels about you. You have to be willing to hear it. But that just means he wasn’t right for you and it’s time to clear a path for someone new.