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The speaker argues you're projecting your own insecurities onto your partner when you blame them for relationship problems. What you see in them reflects something about you. Take responsibility instead of blaming bad women or bad men.

The speaker argues you're projecting your own insecurities onto your partner when you blame them for relationship problems. What you see in them reflects something about you. Take responsibility instead of blaming bad women or bad men.
They like, like for me, I told you about the women that I was dating, okay? Most people would say, man, what's wrong with these women? What's wrong with women out here? And you see a lot of women. What's wrong with all these men out here, you know? But in reality, it is you being projected. They're showing you something about you.

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