So this spiritual perspective video is for the spiritual guys. Guys, have you ever been in a

situation where you were in a relationship with someone and you really care for this person

and you feel like you really did your best to be there for them and to show up and to provide?

But for whatever reason, it just didn't work out.

Something didn't fill a line, conversations were had, the relationship ran its course,

and eventually you broke up.

And maybe she initiated it, or maybe you initiated the breakup,

but after the breakup, have you experienced a revision of what happened in the relationship?

Where the more time that passes, the more of a villain you become in the story of what happened in the relationship.

And it's a bit confusing because you feel like, I really love this person, and you gave

your all, and maybe you even tried to make the transition as seamless as this person and you gave your all and maybe you even

try to make the transition as seamless as possible and you offer to get closure. And again,

I'm talking about the spiritual guys, the good guys. I'm not talking about the toxic F-boys.

Obviously, there are a lot of toxic guys out there who do a lot of toxic stuff and there's no

excuse for that. But with the

divine, masculine, spiritual, good guys who really tried to make things work, we're often confused

later on after the thing ends whenever we hear the stories about how we were a narcissist

or we were controlling or shut down emotionally or how we

tried to control our partner in some way that doesn't match up with our direct experience.

And it's very confusing.

And all of us guys have had that experience.

And it's happened to me several times.

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