Elevated Man Podcast with Apollonia Ponti

Are You A Man That's Too Much In His Feminine? (Lacking Masculine Balance)

Do you feel a woman always sees you more like a friend than a potential boyfriend?

Have other women told you that you exclude feminine energy even though you don't want to?

If the thought of being too feminine is affecting you, attracting highly valued women, you are in for a special podcast episode; Apollonia Ponti discusses maintaining a healthy balance between masculine and feminine energies in individuals.

Apollonia knows the frustration of men who face potential challenges in the dating world because they are deficient in their masculine energy. They lack what makes a woman attracted to a man seeking to appreciate a strong sense of masculinity.

This practical advice on being masculine while balancing out your femininity will help you attract feminine women. Apollonia will provide insightful examples of masculine energy traits and offers practical guidance on how men can effectively express and embody their masculine selves.

So, suppose you struggle with your feminine energy, not knowing if you're using it, and how to finally get a woman who is in their feminine energy. In that case, this is the podcast episode for you!

Key points in this episode:

• 0:58 - Why do women go for the men who mistreated them when im so nice? Apollonia explains the polarity effect and how men and women have both masculine and feminine energies. And sometimes, the lack of male energy can be the leading cause of why a woman will friend zone you.
• 1:22 - Apollonia explains that her polarity affects the masculine and feminine energy philosophy. Masculine energy is goal-oriented and takes leadership, while feminine energy is nurturing and patient.
• 2:21 - In a relationship, men and women must use this polarity effect. However, if a man isn't showing his masculine energy and embracing his feminine energy, then the woman will not be interested.
• 3:15 - Apollonia always tells her male clients to have at least 70% masculine energy while having 20% feminine energy. The feminine energy is also vital; for example, when you talk about your feelings.
• 3:48 - Apollonia tells a story about one of their male clients being in his feminine too much. She explains how her client constantly sent poems and love letters to the woman he was interested unknowingly making the woman move away.
• 5:02 - You talk about your feelings all the time. When a man is too much in his feminine, he will constantly talk about his emotions and hold no mystery for the woman to explore.
• 5:48 - When a man is too much in his feminine, he will never say 'no.' This can be a people-pleaser tendency, but a woman likes a man who can stand his ground and take the lead. If she sees you let her control your life, she might pull away from the relationship.
• 6:46 - A man who isn't taking the lead is too much in his feminine. When a man doesn't take leadership in his life, the woman will lose Interest. A woman will want to fall into her feminine, but when she doesn't see you as a reliable person, she will start to lose Interest.
• 8:03 - You are unable to regulate emotionally. This is losing your cool and emotions when there is a tricky situation that you're facing.

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