This is a YouTube video titled "86% of women who make the first move end up marrying that person." The content features a discussion between two speakers about relationship dynamics, focusing on gender roles, biological instincts, and societal pressures related to courtship and pursuit. The conversation explores perspectives on women making the first move in relationships and the implications of such actions.
86% of women who make the move end up marrying that person that makes it so I'm.
Curious to know what the divorce rate on the statistics is because primarily we are wired for the man to pursue and the woman to receive and that is a big part of our biological nature. Now when I see roles go the other way many times there's manipulation, there's guilt, there's shame, there's the unhealthy toxic feminine that is seeking to get a. A certain result. Now I'm not saying this is true across all cases so don't me Karen but what I am saying is that, you know, I think we really need to look before we hear this statistic and all of a sudden these women go in the pursuit like women hold your ground, let your man come and pursue you. Have patience, have trust and allow like our biological instincts to be at play. Let it be a dance and make sure we don't fall into the societal pressures of a timeline that put us into that unhealthy feminine.
