Men Are Built To Commit (But Hesitant)

Alison argues male brains favor commitment structurally, creating careful hesitancy to ensure success before committing.

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In part two, Alison and I dive deep into infidelity, why both men and women cheat, the four “food groups” men need (prepare to be shocked!), and the absolute game-changing revelation she discovered after 35 years about the “ever presence of death” in men’s lives. We dismantle the myth of men as the constant “bad guys,” get brutally honest about what loyalty really means, and Alison reveals how tuning into your own AND your partner’s core needs is the secret to a lasting, passionate relationship. Plus—how to stop repeating self-sabotage, the actual reasons men get lost in video games (and why it’s not a waste!) and the only way to press ‘reset’ and repair love after betrayal.

Shownotes

Infidelity, emotional cheating, and how needs go unmet

How losing confidence kills faithfulness

Sex, admiration, and why men stray

The true fuel behind male protection and provision

The ‘wave’ of infidelity and why “just leave” isn’t as simple as it sounds

Monogamy, needs, and the painful truth about marriage struggles

Alison’s newest, SHOCKING revelation: men and the “ever presence of death”

What makes a woman worth dying (or living) for?

Healing wounds, crafting your sexual manifesto, and why men are more innocent than you think

Strategic sex and why American women get it wrong

The sheepdog vs. the wolf: how to tell if a man is GOOD