How to Be Vulnerable Without Risking Rejection

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How to be vulnerable

Showing your weakness is what makes you vulnerable, and being vulnerable is what makes you strong.

No one likes being vulnerable.

It’s awkward.

It’s uncomfortable.

And it’s really ‘effing scary.

But in order to connect with a man on a deep, emotional level, you’ve got to reveal a few things about yourself that might not be “pretty”.

So if you’re closed off and need to learn how to open up to a man, this video is for you.

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Watch how to be vulnerable without risking rejection.

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Also, in the comments section below, let me know how you’ll up to the next guy in your life and exactly what you plan to share with him.

Your bud,
Adam

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Jennifer
9 years ago

I enjoyed this video. In my opinion, people (especially women) tend to obsess over being perfect to the best of their ability…. and at times to the extreme. In general, women know how judgmental they are themselves, and so they fear that scrutiny from others that they want to LIKE them. It is HARD to reveal what you consider not your best version of yourself.

Darlene
9 years ago

Nice video here! I am one of those who has a wall up myself just as many others are out there. Thank you Adam!

Being vulnerable may take courage, but it’s also a strength.
One of the most intimate moments with my man, was when I vulnerably opened my heart in truth of how I felt towards him. Instead of him pushing me or rejecting me, it allowed us to share a very strong, bonding moment, followed by loving sex.

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