Speaker 1: They say truth is timeless, but they are truths so
Speaker 1: dangerous they don't just fade, they get buried. And no
Speaker 1: one was more aware of this than Socrates. You've heard
Speaker 1: of him, the father of Western philosophy, the man who
Speaker 1: chose death rather than silence. But what you probably haven't
Speaker 1: heard is what he really believed about women, because they've
Speaker 1: scrubbed it from the surface of history. Ask yourself this.
Speaker 1: Why is Socrates painted as a harmless old thinker, calmly
Speaker 1: sipping poison. Why don't they tell you that he saw
Speaker 1: women as a force not just of beauty but chaos.
Speaker 1: Why do the books mention his philosophy but skip over
Speaker 1: his warnings. The truth is Socrates wasn't some soft pacifist.
Speaker 1: He was ruthless in pursuit of wisdom, and that wisdom
Speaker 1: it came with a cost. Socrates knew something about women
Speaker 1: that men to day are starving to understand. But society
Speaker 1: has replaced truth with politeness, clarity with confusion, and men
Speaker 1: are suffering for it. This isn't about hatred, It's about clarity.
Speaker 1: This isn't about blaming women, It's about freeing men. What
Speaker 1: if the very things women say they want aren't what
Speaker 1: they respond to. What if modern men are being trained
Speaker 1: to fail in love by following rules that were never
Speaker 1: written for them. In this video, you'll learn the ancient
Speaker 1: truth Socrates knew and why it terrified the world so
Speaker 1: much they buried it for centuries. If you're a man
Speaker 1: who's tired of being lied to, this is your red pill.
Speaker 1: Let's begin. Most people don't know this, but Socrates was married,
Speaker 1: and not just to any woman, but to Zantipe, a
Speaker 1: name that's become synonymous with cruelty, nagging, and emotional volatility.
Speaker 1: According to nearly every ancient source, she was difficult, loud, argumentative,
Speaker 1: even abusive. She once dumped a full pot of water
Speaker 1: over his head in public. And how did Socrates respond.
Speaker 1: He didn't raise his voice, he didn't fight back. He laughed.
Speaker 1: And that's the moment, men, miss Socrates wasn't weak, he
Speaker 1: wasn't indifferent. He was studying her, observing, learning. He understood
Speaker 1: something we've forgotten. To understand the world, you must first
Speaker 1: understand woman, not the romanticized version, the real one. And
Speaker 1: what did Socrates discover That a woman's words often betray
Speaker 1: her instincts, that her emotions can contradict her actions, that
Speaker 1: her desire for goodness doesn't always align with what she's
Speaker 1: drawn to. He lived this contradiction daily, and he never
Speaker 1: tried to control it, because Socrates knew trying to fix
Speaker 1: a woman is how you lose your soul. Instead, he watched,
Speaker 1: he detached, he grew stronger, and from that chaos he
Speaker 1: drew a single conclusion. By all means, Mary, if you
Speaker 1: get a good wife, you'll be happy. If you get
Speaker 1: a bad one, you'll become a philosopher. That wasn't a joke.
Speaker 1: That was a coded warning. He wasn't speaking about marriage.
Speaker 1: He was speaking about transformation. Because when a man suffers
Speaker 1: through the contradictions of a woman and doesn't break, he
Speaker 1: either becomes bitter or wise. This was socrates true lesson.
Speaker 1: Women will test you, tear you open, push your boundaries,
Speaker 1: and what remains after the storm is who you really are.
Speaker 1: He didn't complain, he didn't victimize himself. He used it
Speaker 1: all as fuel for his mind. To day's men, they
Speaker 1: explain themselves, they justify, they apologize, and in the process
Speaker 1: they lose respect. Socrates didn't play that game. He chose
Speaker 1: silence over begging, wisdom over comfort, power over peace, and
Speaker 1: that's why they want you to believe Socrates was just
Speaker 1: a harmless old man with a beard, not the man
Speaker 1: who stared into feminine chaos and emerged with unshakable clarity.
Speaker 1: Modern culture worships the illusion of equality between the sexes,
Speaker 1: not equality of worth, but sameness. We're told that men
Speaker 1: and women think the same, love the same, want the same,
Speaker 1: that a man can be more attractive if he becomes
Speaker 1: more like her, more emotionally expressive, more agreeable, more compliant.
Speaker 1: And yet men who follow this script find themselves ghosted, divorced,
Speaker 1: or demoted to emotional support status while she fantasizes about
Speaker 1: some one else. Socrates would have laughed, not out of cruelty,
Speaker 1: but because he saw through human self deception. The great
Speaker 1: Greek philosopher knew that surface words often hide deeper instincts,
Speaker 1: and nothing is more hidden, more dangerous to ignore than
Speaker 1: the unconscious polarity between man and woman. Polarity isn't misogyny,
Speaker 1: it's magnetism. A woman doesn't lose attraction to a man
Speaker 1: because he's kind, She loses it when his kindness comes
Speaker 1: with neediness, when it masks an absence of spine Socrates
Speaker 1: knew that virtue meant arete, excellence rooted in living according
Speaker 1: to one's nature. And for a man, nature does not whisper.
Speaker 1: It roars. You weren't made to become what she tells
Speaker 1: you she wants. You were made to become what she
Speaker 1: can't control. She'll say, she wants softness, vulnerability, full access
Speaker 1: to your heart. But watch what happens when you give
Speaker 1: it all to her too quickly. She pulls away, not
Speaker 1: because she's malicious, but because her instincts are ruthless. Nature
Speaker 1: has wired her biology to test for strength, not softness,
Speaker 1: for rootedness, not romantic please. Socrates warned that desire, especially eros,
Speaker 1: was not about logic. It was madness a divine a
Speaker 1: madness that reveals who you are when stripped of all appearances.
Speaker 1: And what is more revealing than a man desperate for
Speaker 1: validation from the very woman he's trying to lead. Masculine
Speaker 1: and feminine energy are not interchangeable. One penetrates, one receives,
Speaker 1: one builds, one nurtures, one hold stillness the other flows.
Speaker 1: But when a man abandons his essence to be accepted
Speaker 1: by the feminine, when he stops leading and starts asking,
Speaker 1: polarity collapses. This is why being a good guy isn't enough,
Speaker 1: not if your goodness is brought with self erasure. Women
Speaker 1: aren't drawn to compliance, they're drawn to conviction. Socrates once
Speaker 1: said to know thyself is the beginning of wisdom. But
Speaker 1: how many men today truly know themselves? Most know only
Speaker 1: how to adjust to become less threatening, more likable, more digestible,
Speaker 1: And in doing so they become forgettable. Because you can't
Speaker 1: lead a woman when you're chasing her. The men women
Speaker 1: admire don't orbit them. They stand rooted in something greater,
Speaker 1: a mission, a code, a truth. That's what gives a
Speaker 1: man his edge, not cruelty, but clarity. He does not
Speaker 1: bend for comfort. He creates tension, not for manipulation, but
Speaker 1: because tension is the space where attraction lives. You are
Speaker 1: told to become safer to earn her trust, but paradoxically,
Speaker 1: safety without challenge creates boredom, and boredom is the death
Speaker 1: of desire. This is polarity, the uncomfortable, undeniable biological truth
Speaker 1: that our ancestors knew, and Socrates whispered through riddles. Not
Speaker 1: all men get it, but those who do, they stop
Speaker 1: chasing approval and start becoming the kind of man she
Speaker 1: wants to chase. Here's a brutal truth. Most men still
Speaker 1: take a woman's words at face value. She says she
Speaker 1: wants a nice guy, someone emotionally available, someone who communicates.
Speaker 1: So the modern man does what he's told. He becomes sensitive, open,
Speaker 1: even self sacrificing. He showers her with words, listens endlessly,
Speaker 1: makes her the center of his life. And what does
Speaker 1: he get in return? Silence, confusion, or worse, a bad
Speaker 1: You see, the modern man forgot what Socrates never did.
Speaker 1: Human beings lie to themselves first, then they lie to others,
Speaker 1: not always with bad intent, but because we don't understand
Speaker 1: our own nature. A woman might believe she wants comfort,
Speaker 1: emotional safety, and full transparency, but on a deeper, subconscious level,
Speaker 1: what she truly craves is contrast masculine intention, mystery presence,
Speaker 1: a man she can't predict or fully grasp, because once
Speaker 1: she can, the desire dies. Socrates believe that truth was
Speaker 1: not found in statements, but in contradictions. So when a
Speaker 1: woman tells you one thing and responds to something entirely different,
Speaker 1: a wise man doesn't get angry. He doesn't spiral into
Speaker 1: self pity. He steps back and observes, ask yourself, who
Speaker 1: are the men She fantasizes about the ones she cannot
Speaker 1: quite control, The ones who have a mission larger than
Speaker 1: her approval, The ones who, without being cruel, don't flinch
Speaker 1: when she tests them, because make no mistake, she will
Speaker 1: test you, not to destroy you, but to measure you.
Speaker 1: Every eye roll, every silent treatment, every you've changed is
Speaker 1: a question. Can you hold your ground or will you
Speaker 1: collapse into me? Most men collapse, they argue, They explain,
Speaker 1: they apologize for things they didn't even do, just to
Speaker 1: keep the peace. But what they don't realize is every
Speaker 1: unnecessary apology chips away at her attraction. Not because she
Speaker 1: wants you to be a tyrant, but because she wants
Speaker 1: you to be whole. She wants to feel your core,
Speaker 1: and your core isn't found in words, it's revealed in presents.
Speaker 1: Socrates famously never wrote anything down. Why because truth isn't
Speaker 1: just said, It's embodied in how you walk, how you
Speaker 1: respond under pressure, how you react when she withholds affection
Speaker 1: or throws emotional chaos your way. The real test isn't
Speaker 1: in how much you love her, but in how little
Speaker 1: you abandon yourself. That's the paradox no one talks about.
Speaker 1: The more you try to prove your worth to her,
Speaker 1: the less she feels it. The more you speak to
Speaker 1: win her heart, the more noise you create. What really
Speaker 1: pierces the feminine psyche is stillness, not emptiness, but the
Speaker 1: calm force of a man who knows himself. Because here's
Speaker 1: the part that stings. Women are designed to filter out
Speaker 1: weak men, not with malice, with instinct. And when your
Speaker 1: every move revolves around pleasing her, you're not showing love.
Speaker 1: You're showing dependence. That's not devotion, that's emotional submission, and
Speaker 1: nature punishes it with disinterest. Socrates said, the only true
Speaker 1: wisdom is in knowing you know nothing. But most modern
Speaker 1: men think they know what women want because they listen
Speaker 1: only to the surface. Real wisdom is knowing that what
Speaker 1: she says is often a reflection of who she wishes
Speaker 1: she were, not who she truly is. If you want
Speaker 1: to be the man who captivates her, stop listening to
Speaker 1: her words and start listening to her response, her body,
Speaker 1: her energy, her gaze. They never lie, but only the
Speaker 1: man rooted in truth will ever see the difference. Let's
Speaker 1: ask the question every man secretly fears. Why did she
Speaker 1: forget you so fast? You poured your heart out, You
Speaker 1: were there but her worst. You shared dreams, she said
Speaker 1: things like you're the one I've never felt this way
Speaker 1: and I can't lose you. Then days or weeks later,
Speaker 1: it's like she never knew you. She's posting photos with
Speaker 1: a new man, laughing, louder, glowing. Even you feel discarded,
Speaker 1: like your love was invisible. But here's what Socrates would
Speaker 1: have told you. You were not forgotten because you weren't
Speaker 1: good enough. You were forgotten because you were too predictable.
Speaker 1: Let that burn. You gave her your entire self too soon,
Speaker 1: your emotions, your attention, your soul. You thought that would
Speaker 1: earn loyalty, but in reality it killed the tension. It
Speaker 1: collapsed the polarity. You became too known, too safe, too available.
Speaker 1: Women don't fall for men who collapse into them. They
Speaker 1: fall for men who challenge them to rise. The ones
Speaker 1: she remembers, the ones she obsesses over years later, are
Speaker 1: not always the most attractive, wealthy, or romantic. They're the
Speaker 1: ones who carried mystery, the ones who had a spine
Speaker 1: beneath the softness, the ones who could walk away and
Speaker 1: mean it. Because here's the paradox most men never grasp.
Speaker 1: The man who doesn't need her is the one she
Speaker 1: needs the most. Not because he's arrogant, but because he's sovereign.
Speaker 1: His validation comes from his mission, not her approval. She
Speaker 1: becomes a witness to his life, not the center of it.
Speaker 1: And in witnessing his depth, his discipline, his refusal to bend,
Speaker 1: she feels something ancient, something primal. Respect And if she
Speaker 1: doesn't respect you, love doesn't matter. Affection won't last, sex
Speaker 1: won't save it. She will either walk away or worse
Speaker 1: stay while emotionally withdrawing. You'll become the man in her life,
Speaker 1: but not the man in her mind. Socrates taught that
Speaker 1: self examination is the root of freedom. So if you've
Speaker 1: ever been ghosted, friends, owned, or slowly faded out of
Speaker 1: a woman's life, don't waste time blaming her. Ask yourself.
Speaker 1: Was I leading? Was I building something real or just
Speaker 1: orbiting her life? Did I express truth or just say
Speaker 1: what I thought she wanted to hear? Did I become softer, weaker,
Speaker 1: more agreeable just to avoid conflict? If yes, then her
Speaker 1: exit was not betrayal. It was feedback. The feminine tests
Speaker 1: because it must, the feminine forgets because it needs to
Speaker 1: feel more. And a man who gives too much, too
Speaker 1: fast becomes a man with nothing left to reveal. But
Speaker 1: here's the twist. You can become the man she remembers,
Speaker 1: the man she dreams of even when she's in another's arms,
Speaker 1: the man who left such a mark on her psyche
Speaker 1: that no amount of noise, validation, or affection from others
Speaker 1: can drown it out. How by detaching from outcome, by
Speaker 1: becoming someone who doesn't just get women, but someone who
Speaker 1: gets himself. When your life is built from truth not fear,
Speaker 1: everything changes. You become the storm and the stillness. You
Speaker 1: no longer chase women, because now they chase the experience
Speaker 1: of being near you. The difference between the man she
Speaker 1: keeps and the man she forgets is not charm, its centeredness,
Speaker 1: and the modern world it's full of forgotten men trying
Speaker 1: to prove they matter. Be the one who doesn't need to.
Speaker 1: There's something terrifying that most men don't want to admit.
Speaker 1: She can smell it. Not your cologne, not your sweat.
Speaker 1: She can smell when you've lost yourself. You might smile,
Speaker 1: you might say the right things, you might even hit
Speaker 1: the gym, grow the beard, wear the jacket. But deep down,
Speaker 1: if your soul is hollowed out, if you've traded yourself
Speaker 1: for the dream of being chosen. She knows. Women are
Speaker 1: biologically and psychologically tuned to perceive incongruence. If what you
Speaker 1: say doesn't match what you believe, if your posture hide's desperation,
Speaker 1: if your kindness is conditional, she won't argue, she'll just
Speaker 1: feel it, a repulsion she can't even explain, and she'll
Speaker 1: pull away because on some level she knows you're no
Speaker 1: longer a man. You're a mirror begging to be filled.
Speaker 1: And here's the problem. Modern men are told to perform,
Speaker 1: to do more, prove value, earn her attention. But Socrates
Speaker 1: would say, to find yourself, think for yourself. If you're
Speaker 1: performing for her, then you're not thinking for you. You've
Speaker 1: become her audience, not her counterpart. And she doesn't want
Speaker 1: a fan. She wants a man, a man who stands,
Speaker 1: not waits, a man who moves not molds, a man
Speaker 1: who can listen without bending, love, without shrinking, lead, without apologizing.
Speaker 1: Because here's what no one tells you. A woman doesn't
Speaker 1: want to complete you. She wants to meet you. Meet
Speaker 1: you at your edge, Meet you where you refuse to flinch,
Speaker 1: Meet you where your purpose burns and your vision cuts
Speaker 1: through noise. If there's no core, there's no fire for
Speaker 1: her to warm herself by. But most men have been
Speaker 1: shamed out of that fire. They've been told their masculinity
Speaker 1: is toxic, their dominance dangerous, their leadership controlling, So they
Speaker 1: neutralize themselves, thinking it's virtue. But it's not virtue, it's
Speaker 1: self betrayal. And women, at least the one's worth your
Speaker 1: soul won't follow a man who betrays himself to keep them.
Speaker 1: They'll test you, they'll provoke you. They'll say you've changed,
Speaker 1: or you're too much, not because they want you to fold,
Speaker 1: but to see if you will. Because the moment you do,
Speaker 1: the moment you compromise who you are for who she wants,
Speaker 1: the attraction dies not because you weren't enough, but because
Speaker 1: you stopped being real. A man in his truth is dangerous,
Speaker 1: not because he harms, but because he's unmovable. He doesn't
Speaker 1: chase validation, he doesn't over explain, he doesn't beg to
Speaker 1: be seen. He stands in silence if he must, and ironically,
Speaker 1: that silence speaks louder than every desperate man shouting his
Speaker 1: worth into a void. So if you've ever wondered why
Speaker 1: she lost interest, ask yourself, where did I lose myself?
Speaker 1: Because until you reclaim that, your presence will feel like performance,
Speaker 1: your strength will feel like strategy, and your love will
Speaker 1: feel like leverage. But when you return to truth unapologetically,
Speaker 1: she won't just notice, she'll feel it in her bones.
Speaker 1: And even if she doesn't stay, even if she walks,
Speaker 1: one thing will remain. You will never betray yourself again.
Speaker 1: You've heard a lot in this video. Maybe some of
Speaker 1: it stung, Maybe some of it confirmed a deep suspicion
Speaker 1: you've always felt but couldn't articulate. Maybe just maybe it
Speaker 1: lit a fire you've been afraid to touch. That fire
Speaker 1: is your truth. Socrates warned us long ago, the unexamined
Speaker 1: life is not worth living. But most men today are
Speaker 1: living someone else's script, trying to please, perform and protect
Speaker 1: an illusion. They're exhausted, confused, and quietly wondering why nothing
Speaker 1: feels right, even when they've done everything right. But here's
Speaker 1: what you must understand. It is not your job to
Speaker 1: be what she wants. It is your job to become
Speaker 1: what you are, fully, dangerously, unapologetically. The world will call
Speaker 1: it arrogance, some women will call it insensitivity. But the few,
Speaker 1: the very few, who recognize real masculinity will feel it
Speaker 1: in their soul. And even if no one sees it,
Speaker 1: you will. You'll feel the return of your spine, the
Speaker 1: quiet dignity of not needing to be chosen. And from
Speaker 1: that place, you don't chase women. You don't chase approval.
Speaker 1: You become a force. You pull reality toward you, because
Speaker 1: now you know, what you tolerate becomes your prison. What
Speaker 1: you embody, he becomes your freedom.