What Is Your Heart's Deepest Impulse?
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Tuzzz94

2y↑14

I love that David is the guy who can perfectly articulate what I've already been intuiting for years but never really felt comfortable owning up to

sobeautifulsrilanka

2y↑1

What an amazing teaching and what an amazing, helpful channel you’ve created. Thank you!

Henrique Saias

2y↑5

this is gold

Rachelle Gomez

2y↑1

this Is real.

Train Deluxe

3y↑14

28:11 David found out a natural process here that leads eventually to loss of attraction from the female. She escalates her tests (as David describes) to the point when she finds some weakness in a man. Since no man is perfect, she will find something. The moment she recognizes that weekness she loses attraction and is ready to move on to test the next guy (and have his kids). This is an evolutionary process that fosters more children from different partners.

Christopher Mirkovich

@Rūta Kubeldzytė Yes

Rūta Kubeldzytė

@Whyte Wyzard Good adding point! Thank you for sharing it :)

Rūta Kubeldzytė

3y↑1

@Train Deluxe So informative, thank you for your answer!

Train Deluxe

3y↑5

@Rūta Kubeldzytė You see, "she wants love" and "he wants freedom" are just code words or abstractions for evolutionary strategies that males and females have. "She wants love" basically means that the female needs to evokes an emotion in a strong competitive male that would make him stick around and provide resources during pregnancy and child infancy. Love is a way to bind his mind to herself. And even after she chose him, she always keeps testing, if he is still the "strong" one. If he is not, she loses attraction for him. Most men become very domestic in the course of a relationship and women naturally lose attraction. "He wants freedom" means that the guy wants to have the freedom to have children with as many women as possible. David just uses less academic words here.