Miles Cunningham
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The Truth About Women, Dating Roles & Relationship Standards
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May 10, 2026
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55:49Now PlayingMost men don’t lose in dating because they can’t attract women — they lose because they fail to properly VET women for the role they want them to play in their lives.
A woman who’s a good fit for casual sex isn’t automatically a good fit for a serious relationship, marriage, or motherhood. The mistake men make is assuming attraction alone determines compatibility across every category.
In this video, we break down:
✅Why men must vet women intentionally
✅The difference between sexual compatibility and relationship compatibility
✅Why men promote women too quickly
✅How different relationship roles require different standards
✅Why attraction alone can cloud judgment
✅The danger of confusing chemistry with qualification
✅How men end up in dysfunctional relationships by ignoring red flags
Not every woman deserves the same level of access, investment, commitment, or responsibility in your life. Men need discernment, standards, and role-specific vetting.
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