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From Boy - To man Masculinity my Potency Program you can read his latest article. Many people complain that men have disappeared. Sexologist's advice.

Today, it is not only women who miss masculine men, but also older, mature professionals and managers. When they need a younger, energetic workforce, they can't find one. Ageing parents rely on their daughters before their sons for any kind of manual work. The From boy - To Man Masculinity Potency Program PoP not only makes the reader more masculine in sex life, but also in everyday life. Because masculinity begins outside the bed. The erectile dysfunctio resolution and the achievement of a stable erection also depends on the mental attitude. The two are interrelated. This is what I am going to help you with.

More benefits of getting an erection, male role in terms of your manhood.

Male role = struggle, fight.

You have to take it.

You'll have to fight for the woman you've chosen or later loved.

There will be obstacles. This is guaranteed. Because a happy relationship is only for those who overcome the obstacles and difficulties in their way. Have you heard anything else? That we can easily attract the good without effort? Forget that spiritual bullshit! Life is struggle, suffering, fighting, problem solving. Everyone deserves it, believe me. Even for people you'd never believe. You want examples?

I will tell you just one of many.

My bombshell girlfriend found the right man for her husband with terrible difficulty. I knew her when she was stumbling along the bumpy road of dating. She has horrible stories of meeting the cool guys. Today, she's married to a hotshot alpha male and a full-time mom. The reality is this. She's beat. She used to love sex, but no longer desires it, child rearing wears her down. He expects her to service him. So she has to serve several people at once, while she is a strong, ambitious, smart, determined woman who was not made to serve. She's afraid to confront her husband openly, so she plays tricks. When her husband makes sexual advances, she pretends to sleep. Meanwhile, the whole beautiful family is happily posing on the facade with a wide smile like a toothpaste roll. So forget it. We have to pay for all the good we get. Remember: nothing is free.

The film "A Sors akarata" did not become world famous. Its message is that true values are often hidden from the spotlight and few people are aware of them. Let's look at what the film teaches us about masculinity, the masculine man, the male role. It helps you to go from being a boy to being a man.

The manly man does not take himself too seriously, admits his mistake. For example, he says: I'm still an asshole, but I'm working on it.

The manly man patiently waits until the woman finally says yes. He is not bothered by repeated refusals. He doesn't throw a tantrum and start to call her names when he gets a rejection. It is a mark of manliness that he handles failure well..

The manly man bravely stands up those who oppose their relationship. His own mother, for example. Who tries to destroy their budding relationship with a lie.

The masculine man is able to step out of his comfort zone: he has obviously never been a widow, he has never thought of himself as the ideal woman, he has never thought of himself as a woman with two children. He is a rich charmer who can have anyone. Yet that's what he wants. The ordinary, unposed life full of values.

A masculine man cannot be influenced in a negative way. Parents are often not in a position to judge who is the right choice for us, either in terms of work or partner. They are often driven by self-interest. For example possessive mothers only allow women who are not a rival to them to be around theirover-used little boys. Let their daughter-in-law be impressionable and of the weak, pliable type. That is no match for the mother-in-law.

A manly man can control children. Children should not be a barrier to your relationship. You have to control your children and your partner has to control his children. You can't let them dictate, because they can easily destroy the relationship.

There are no "well-meaning" friends in the film, but often friendship is a barrier to a lasting and good relationship. Do not give in to the influence of others who are likely to have an interest in you. For example, he has an interest in you spending as much time as possible with him, which he feels is at risk if you get involved in a serious relationship with someone

Release, death: Once he dies - like the woman's husband in the film - he does not want you to be alone forever, if he means well. He is happy in the afterlife if you are happy on earth. So the manly man with a loving heart doesn't want to chain the woman to himself, but desires that his partner will be happy without him, if he can no longer give her that (because he's dead). As a widower, let go of the one he was good with. Let go if for some reason you can no longer be together. Be happy for the one who is with you now.

From now on, watch more films about relationships, preferably in the romantic category, even comedies. Avoid dramas.

Watch how men get into women's knickers. In the film, for example he fulfils, he helps the woman to achieve her long-held desire, her goal. It is a self-sacrificing gesture in a way, because apparently there is no benefit to be gained. In reality, however, it does. If you help the other person to get on, he or she will be grateful, will appreciate you and may fall in love with you along the way. Of course, you don't have to be an investor like in the movie. It is enough to support the woman to achieve her goal, Do you know that many women do not get a good word, a gesture of support to achieve their ambitions? Especially in Hungary, in this downward mentality. No inspiration, no gratitude, no recognition. Shall I tell you what I got from old friends? "Wow, are you still a sexologist? I thought you couldn't make a living at this." In the end, if you think about it, it's positive criticism, but it's just a bit twisted... "You wrote a book? Yeah, and how's your kitchen garden coming along?" etc.

I hear from other women who have reached great heights in their profession, but are not appreciated by their old acquaintances. If you appreciate it, congratulate it, take a deep and sincere interest in what matters most to her, you'll be closer to the cougar.

Well? What do you think of the film? Post Well? What do you think of the film? Post on my forum on the subject.

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