Women React Differently to Masculine Men

Added: 2026-05-14

[00:00:00]It's so funny that Tony Robbins was saying the  exact same [ __ ] that we were 30 years ago and he was using it to improve people's lives and back  then it was totally fine. He was not cancelled.

[00:00:12]Nobody on the View was talking about him. Nobody  had to say. He wants to go up to a woman and say, "You think you're masculine? You're not going  to be masculine next to me cuz I'm a big old strong masculine man." And she's like,  "Yes, you're right. I'm daddy. Daddy. Yes, daddy." And we saw it. And we saw it happen.  And even if you think it's [ __ ] the fact that he said it, that's what he believes. But  you can't say that [ __ ] now. And they say, "Go yourself." I say I say, "Okay, good. That's  I've got to see the feminine is fully developed in you." I'm about 99% masculine. 99%. Wait a second.  Move over. Move over. I just want to see this.

[00:00:51]Just I just want to get a closer look.

[00:00:57]99% masculine. Now look at the state right now.  Is this your idea of masculine? No. No. Oh, this is the 1% that shows up every now and then. Yes. I  see. It shows up when a masculine energy shows up.

[00:01:11]Then she looks that feminine. But she surrounds  herself with men that are more feminine and calls herself masculine because you actually do become  masculine around them. I mean, I've learned in the seminar I need to be more feminine. But it's  just a difficult thing to do. Is it? I mean, I feel like I just walked up to you and you change  states somehow and it wasn't attraction. It's not hard. It's that you keep surrounding yourself  with people you think you can control. And the fastest way you control them is you tear them  down. Now, you don't always do it verbally and directly cuz that's a little dangerous. You do  that in your own head. And you demonstrated four or five times in the first three sentences that  you spoke about your boss and everybody else did not. You emasculated all of them as fast as you  could cuz there's two ways to be significant.

[00:01:43]One is work your ass off and grow and take risks  and go through the injustice of life that we all go through. Or the other is tear everybody else  down and have the illusion if they're going down you're moving up. Have you ever been with a woman?  I'm really attracted to men. The problem is um I turn them like tires. You turn them like tires.  Yeah. So they rotate right in and out. What kind of men do you tend to rotate truthfully? So it's  been half and half. So I would say definitely go for sometimes a feminine side, but more recently  it's been the very masculine type. And how would you rotate a masculine? I'd just love to hear  this if they were truly masculine. bedroom.

[00:02:19]And your idea of rotating in the bedroom would be  I'm very feminine. Oh, you become very feminine.

[00:02:24]Yeah. Okay. So, in the bedroom, you become  very feminine. And then how does that rotate them? I just don't keep them. You don't keep  them. So, I don't let them get close enough.

[00:02:31]Perhaps you're confused and they leave your  house and are very happy that you rotate them.

[00:02:41]Okay. Let me ask you a question. My first No,  my first qu hold. My first question to you, if this is probably 25 years or more than that,  it's probably in the 1990s when he does this.

[00:02:50]How fast does Tony Robbins get cancelled? If he's  doing that today, 100%. He's probably arrested at this point. Tony Robbins, you used to be able  to say like this without getting cancelled.

[00:03:01]What Tony Robbins said was 100% correct. Many  masculine women are masculine because they do not trust the men that are around them  to be masculine. And when Tony Robbins, his 6'8 billionaire ass walked right up to her,  she turned super feminine like that. That is a real thing. But to admit, to admit turn feminine  when they're around masculine men in itself is deemed misogynistic. Now back then, you could  say it because there was no red pill space.

[00:03:28]People were not outraged by what Tony Robbins  was saying. And that probably wasn't public.

[00:03:32]That's probably been released from a private  whatever the I want to show you guys one more video. Can we see this the second one? That's  not why I don't focus on relationship. Okay.

[00:03:39]Why don't you focus on relationship? Because  I can't. It It's It It's out of my control.

[00:03:49]She says it's out of her control. Is it out of  her control, ladies and gentlemen? Yes or no?

[00:03:53]This is her strategy when you do something she  doesn't like. She thinks she's going to punish you by pulling back and not sharing her emotion  and giving you an evil look. When did you develop this? At 2, 3, four, or five? When did you  develop that pattern? Truth. Probably the one when it didn't matter what I said or what I  did or whatever. I had to take it whether I liked it or not. How old was that? My whole childhood.  I guess. Your whole childhood. Did you know I I know this is probably by news to you, but did you  know that that was true for all of us? That all of us when we were that little we had to take it  in cuz we had no choice. That if we weren't heard that was just tough because we're all vulnerable  that you weren't alone in that process. Well, you also learned that well if you let them think that  they're getting what they want and that they're getting through to you then everything's fine. But  if you continue to think what you want to think and you just pretend to be what they want, then  you still win in a sense because you're they're just an idiot. So now you just learned her whole  model of the world. Your model of the world is life is a battle. It's a battle between doing what  you believe is right and what other people are trying to make you do. And if you can make them  believe that you're agreeing with them, then you can still do what you really want to do. But that  look doesn't accomplish that goal. Cuz the truth is that's not all you're doing there. What you're  doing there is trying to get your significance back. explain to me your entire model of the world  about what life's about, which is complete lie and complete story. But it is true for you because  you believe it. So you will always find it. So if I say look for brown and you have to find brown  if it's not here, you'll find something beige and call it brown. So your brown world continues to  exist. So I know you believe it. But that's not even what I asked. I asked this where did that  little symbol you just did because what you did didn't make it look like you agreed with me. You  made it crystal clear for the longest quiet period humanly possible with dagger like eyes. I don't  know. I'm not that poetic, but I'm sure you have some poetic words you would use for it to let me  know that I don't agree with you. You not only let me know, you're letting everyone know that you  don't agree with us. So, the whole story you just told me is [ __ ] Okay, there you go. Why is that  so significant? Anybody know? That is Rachel Star.

[00:05:36]She went on to become one of the biggest stars who  has ever walked to the face of this planet. When she's like, I can't control it. And when she's  talking about I just do what they say and I still think what I'm thinking. She's talking about  her doing pornography. That's to say hardcore studio pornography in the late 90s is what she's  talking about. Anyway, the point I was trying to make going back to this is it's so funny that Tony  Robbins was saying the exact same [ __ ] that we were 30 years ago and he was using it to improve  people's lives. And back then it was totally fine.

[00:06:06]He was not cancelled. Nobody on the View was  talking about him. Nobody had to say. He wants to go up to a woman and say, "You think you're  masculine? You're not going to be masculine next to me cuz I'm a big old strong masculine man." And  she's like, "Yes, you're right. I'm Yes, daddy.

[00:06:19]Yes, daddy. Yes, daddy. Yes, daddy. Daddy. And  we saw it. And we saw it happen. And even if you think it's [ __ ] the fact that he said it, that's  what he believes. But you can't say that [ __ ] No be challenged. And now we got used to be butter  up like for everything. You know what I think is so funny about this uh as far as like, you know,  spectrums, right? And there's like on one end of the spectrum there's like conservative and proud  wife and um all that but then on the other side it's like more liberal and more freaky and more  submissive in the bedroom and then like if you become very extreme in that sort of subspace you  bring yourself right back to being like a tad wife who means and we have to be flexible as story  shows to us. I feel like it's knowing when when there is a masculine and you you're in that space  to drop into that. The idea that you can drop into that feminine space because I'm masculine is  offensive to a lot of people. Do you think that women are attracted to assertive dominant men? And  so if they're attracted to assertive dominant men, which I just saw a billionaire who's 6'8, who  assertive and dominant, who has a raspy ass voice and is one of the most well-known, most recognized  human beings who's ever walked this planet, sit there and go up and talk to this woman, and  she all of a sudden became very, very feminine.

[00:07:28]I saw that with my own eyes. You also have  to think of like the body language dynamics, right? So like, as women, we typically will shrink  ourselves around men that we find threatening.

[00:07:36]So him being eight and it being his show and like  she's the guest. Do you think she was threatening the was threatening? I don't think threatened.  I think I don't think she's threatened at all.

[00:07:46]I'm not saying like like she's like fearful of  her life. I'm saying it's like intimidating type respected. I think that was probably the most  memorable moment of her entire life. That's what I'm saying. But it's also highly intimidating  like a sixoot guy to walk up to you like it's sex.

[00:08:03]But he didn't even say he's in control. He just  apparated. He just appeared. But he he said he did cuz he was like, "Oh, now you're pretty feminine  now that I'm standing here." Like so he literally did say like I'm in control. Just posted up on  her. That's what I guess it depends how you also you see you say threatening. I'm not saying you're  wrong at all. No, I'm not saying like she's afraid like violence like intimidating. But for my point  of view that's the complete opposite of that. So for me, a man who I love a masculine man. Um and  I'm not threatened by them. I'm not inferior of them. I get excited by a man who is a man a man  man. I I respect them. I love that. I love my door being open. I love a man taking control.  Not because I want I think they're above me. I just like that role. I like that whole that's a  masculine feminine role that it's very cool when you know where is your place and when people know  where is their place like it's like on different ways that hey let me let me ask challenging her  views of the situation. So that could be viewed as like threatening, intimidating, like that  that Tony Robbins is definitely not this Tony Robbins in this room should know masculine is  not the power of the universe. Feminine is. I'm not plating you. That's what every man would die  for. It's not the same Tony Robbins. I'm sorry.

[00:09:21]Give his life. That's what a real masculine  man is, by the way. That is where his bread is butter. Tell you what to do. Woo, that's  a strong pivot. One that loves you so much, they can feel inside you and they know what's  right. And they may share it with you for a different place, not for them, for you. And you  can feel the difference when someone's trying to tell you what to do for their benefit, but when  they know what's right. Hilarious. There you go.

[00:09:46]That's a That's the difference. What was that? 25  years ago was the other one that first that old clip of Tony Robbins. Please look it up. Share  it with as many people as you can. So you can hear Tony Robbins spilling red pill right there  on camera before. Now he won't do it again now, but he did it back then. All of this ideas  about we hate some people but we make money over hating people. There's the same way like  so 20 years ago you're going to say this like right now. I'll bet I'll bet you 20 years ago  the majority of his audience was male and I think it's probably progressed to where he's  50/50 or most. So guys what 20 years ago we all probably had different views ourselves. Like  we've all progressed anyway. 20 years ago, Barack Obama was kicking all the illegal aliens out. He  was against gay marriage. You're exactly right.