PATREON EXCLUSIVE: Reacting To A Woman Talking About Branch Swinging

That is true, for various reasons, men take breakups much, much harder than women. I know guys who were totally shit on by their GF's , 20 years ago, and it fucked them up so bad that they can't have a decent relationship. Some have been to IC and some haven't. I've seen some where IC does help a lot.

She is so delusional lol. You weren't kidding when you said that her views are so skewed. That's an understatement though. I think that feminism has colored her way of thinking, and she doesn't realize how much of that ideology has saturated her mind, and biased her perceptions against men. She seems to have this extremely naive idea that women are damsels in distress, and that if anything goes wrong, it's always the man's fault. She is truly delusional, but she isn't the only one to think this way. Most women 18-24 (and even a bit older) think this way because they are gullible and impressionable, and they more readily absorb such ideas because they don't have other knowledge that will counterpoise their skewed views. It's quite sad. These women will not be in happy relationships if they continue to think like this. They'll only manage to attract fuckboys and bad boys, that's it. Hope they enjoy it lol.

Anosh Orahim

Starts lying at answer number two... she's lying...most friends are male👀 red flag...full 🛑..."sure ok" 😂....it's hard to say who cheats more because we know woman are dishonest by nature it seems.

Whenever I hear about monkey branching, I think went wouldn’t a woman do that?! It seems so natural

The idea that females are angels is so strong and contorting in the world and when I was growing up I wish someone had of told me that as a male, you start out as guilty (violence, cheating and the male gaze) then you must prove your innocence after. This video and commentary on this video are a case in (my) point

Joseph Howard

Availability to a action is as practical or relevant as the existence of a action. For example could a T Rex love it’s young or could a Lion raise a dog, welp the answer is sure but those predators belly’s would supersede on the triage list any kind of caring. It’s reckless and damaging to the hordes of “average Joes” to make a both sides play. As for the term, so what if (monkey branching) it is “derogatory”, putting men in the position of endlessly preforming for the females against other men is more troubling than showing some females observable actions then females maybe feeling shame brought on a term. Besides this Viking female ( in the video ) thinks only men do this immoral act whilst probably having a cabbage patch of six foot Thors (Nord Chad) as friends. Oh the irony

Joseph Howard

I think the term "monkey-branching" or "branch swinging" is descriptive but also used almost exclusively in a derogatory sense. Men do this as well. Many red pill contributors advocate the idea of "spinning plates" or dating numerous women at the same time. This means when one relationship doesn't work out there is always a backup. So in that sense it's very similar. I think women tend to be at the receiving end of this "branch swinging" accusation more often because it's much easier for them to have options, especially in their 20's. I do not recall the study (Alexander may have done a video?) but recovery from a breakup tends to be faster in women than men. Perhaps that's a result of the "branch-swinging" process that has emotions attached to another partner before the breakup. Hard to say why, but I suspect there are some evolutionary reasons focussing around security and provision. Also FYI the technical term for branch swinging is "brachiation" but it definitely isn't as catchy.

What do you mean? Also why are you a nice guy/orbiter/simp or admit to being those things? 🤔 xxx

Alisha

The YouTuber Replicant Phish likes to say: "She's not yours. It's just your turn." Monkey-branching is just the final phase of your turn (and the beginning of someone else's). If you had the option of "no gap", wouldn't you take it? I bet most men would; it just isn't (usually) an option. Of course, if a man is really in love, then there is no option, because the trauma of the broken bond takes a long time to recover from. (Assuming he actually does recover. Some don't...)

As a “nice guy” who probably is a “orbiter” or “simp” I really do find it disconcerting that women think I can and do “monkey branch” or that females experience high value males who do

Joseph Howard

I find it interesting watching Alexander analysing people ngl xxx

Alisha

I think monkey branching has something to do with going to a better partner in the sense that they are better of financially or at least that is what lots of the red pill men say. I think it also has something to do with having orbiters as that is what gets mentioned alot (women have backup boyfriends) xxx

Alisha

You mentioned monkey branching being a female behavior. From what I’ve seen, I agree that is mostly true - especially in a dating context. However, I have also seen (and heard) several instances of men who didn’t/wouldn’t leave their wives until they met someone else. Sadly, for the guys I’ve known personally, had they not met someone new - I honestly think they would have stayed in some really crappy marriages (at least longer than they did). Is that considered monkey branching too? Or, is it different because it’s not a behavioral trend and/or the underlying motivation behind the behavior may be different? Trying to understand if there is nuance and if the concept of monkey branching is simply a behavioral description or a specific set of behavioral AND motivational factors. And great video as usual- looking forward to the one coming up on the main channel.

Kudos to the interviewer. Does a really good job!

P.S.: Sorry for the typos, I would correct them but in the past, my experience with this platform has been that too many edits cause the comment to get deleted and then re-entering it becomes an up-hill task.

Ashwin Srinivas

Monkey branhing is real af! When I was a teaching assistant at the university, I can count upto 4 instances of the female undergraduate students senidng me strong choosing/interest signals despite being in relationships. In one instance, she was teamed up with her boyfriend in the lab which I was instructing and she was still doing it. I didn't act on a single one of those honestly but I am very curious to know people's thoughts on the encouraging monkey branching. Of course, you can guess my gut feelings or immediate thoughts on this one in that you shouldn't really encourage it but a counter argument would be that you don't really know how functional their relationship is and maybe those girls are actively looking to trade up in the backdrop of some dissatisfaction. Also, we are all thinking,feeling adult human beings capable of making our own decisions and acknowledging the same for others. This would be an interesting discussion and any thoughts are welcome. Particularly on what a man should do if he is confronted with such a sitation where he knows that the woman who is trying send him choosing signals is in a relationship and that he would be causing a rift in that relationship should he act on it. Any other releavnt thoughts are welcome too.

Ashwin Srinivas