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The guy trying to talk to HER is NOT the guy that SHE IS TRYING TO TALK TO (Female Nature)

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Wellness and Self-Improvement

Key idea: “Guy she’s trying to talk to” beats “guy trying to talk to her”

The video argues there are two different men competing for a woman’s attention:

  • Guy #1: the man “trying to talk to her” (often overly focused on appearance, lines, and perfect messaging)
  • Guy #2: the man she’s naturally drawn to enough to keep engaging (often familiar, safe, emotionally connected, and present in her life)

If you don’t become Guy #2, you’re set up for rejection and wasted effort.

Why attention and familiarity matter more than “logic” or metrics

Even if women are said to follow “emotions,” many pickup-focused guys struggle to accept that:

  • The “most attractive” guy doesn’t always win.

The speaker ties this to hypergamy/survival value, suggesting what women optimize for is often:

  • Familiarity
  • Safety/comfort
  • Connection

This is especially visible in contexts like:

  • Work / coworkers
  • The gym

Reasoning: she tends to give her time/energy/attention to the man she already feels emotionally affiliated with.

How to become “Guy #2” (the guy she’s trying to talk to)

The video’s actionable guidance emphasizes creating emotional connection through familiarity, rather than chasing “perfect” tactics.

Emphasis areas (implicit main strategy)

  • Be present repeatedly (an ongoing presence at work/gym, not a one-off online chat)
  • Build familiarity so she feels she “knows” you
  • Create connection so her attention keeps coming back
  • Stop over-focusing on:
    • “Perfect texting”
    • obsessing over specific sentences
    • micromanaging appearance/traits as if they guarantee results

The “two questions” model (what she’s mentally processing)

The speaker describes a mental loop the successful man creates. She’s constantly thinking:

  • “Why won’t he ask me out?”
  • “What do I need to do to get him to ask me out?”

If she isn’t asking those questions, the video suggests you’re likely still in Guy #1 mode—trying hard but not building the right connection.

Presenters / sources

  • Presenter/Source: The unnamed “dating coach” and narrator in the video (referred to as “the best dating coach” / “dating coach who’s ever lived”)
  • External sources: No external sources are cited beyond references to general concepts like hypergamy and examples (work, gym).

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