All right, team, welcome back to the man talk show.

Connor Beaton here.

And today, we're going to be talking about the keys to dating a woman who is more in her

masculine.

I get this question all the time from men.

What do I do if my woman is more on her masculine or she can't seem

to switch out of that? How do I operate? Causes some tension. And no, the answer is not just

bounce. I've seen a lot of commentary on the internet of like, if a woman's more in her masculine

than your beta and you know, you're attracting her or if a woman's more in her

masculine, just bounce, you know, don't even bother with that. That is a life choice that you can make.

But if you're married to a woman who sometimes occupies more of a masculine energy,

sometimes you seem to attract women and date women that are more in their masculine. This isn't

about fixing her or changing her or trying to solve it. I'm just going to talk about why this happens.

Why are more and more women more masculine oriented? And then secondly, what do you do? How do you

build a healthy, grounded, peaceful, loving, fulfilling, satisfying relationship with a woman that maybe is

more in that masculine orientation. So let's dive in. First, why is this happening more and more and more?

I think the big thing, there's three big things I want to lay out. The first one is that society has

incentivized women to embody the masculine more and more. There has been this

push for women to embody more masculine-oriented gender norms or characteristics or traits,

things like assertiveness, becoming a little bit more dominant and aggressive. Those things seem to be

more and more socially

acceptable for women to embody, to be more direct, to have to be more ambitious, and they are

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