Over the years, I've had so many men say some version of, I'm just not good at relationships.

I just can't seem to make them work.

Or I'm in a marriage, I'm in a relationship, we've been together for a long time, but the

same shit seems to be happening over and over again. The same conflict.

I can't seem to get my needs met. It's hard for me to feel happy in the dynamic. And the truth

is that you're not bad at relationships. The truth is that you've been wired in a way to deploy

dysfunctional behaviors and expectations.

And this is what's called the mother wound.

The truth is that at the very core of your intimate relationships, the very foundation of it,

was the first relationship you ever had with a woman, which is the relationship to your mom.

So today, I'm going to be breaking down what the mother wound is, how it forms the different

types, and I'm gonna give you specific actions that you can take to end this battle,

because you're not dysfunctional, you're not bad at relationships, you're not terrible

at these things, you have just been wired and conditioned to deploy certain behaviors and have certain beliefs and expectations about women and your relationship to them. So before we dive in, don't forget to hit the subscribe button, the like button, and the bell notification so you can get notified when I drop more

videos. I almost hate to ask, but the truth is, in the age of AI slop and garbage, I hope that

you are somebody that would rather watch content intentionally, content that you want versus

more mindless garbage. So let's dive into it.

A lot of guys will say, you know, I don't think my relationship with my mom was that bad.

But here's the truth and here's the thing that I want you to know.

You didn't really learn the foundation of how you're going to do relationships or what you're

going to expect from women from your first

girlfriend or even from the women that you hang out with at work. You learn them from your mother.

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