Really bad advice. I didn’t care for how much of it was to manipulate others into doing things.

2 years ago after my divorce was finalized I set my eyes on my best male friend. We have known each other for over 26 years and dated briefly 9 years ago when my exhusband and I first separated. I reconciled with my ex Back then for my children and made a mistake. I had assumed after all this once my divorce was finale he and I would ride off into the sunset. Boy was I wrong. Desperate to make things work because the crying, your breaking my heart, I love you wasn’t working. Then I found Carlos. I listened to his advice and did what he suggested. I am thrilled to say my best friend who didn’t want a relationship and had gave me the “it’s not you, it’s me” speech and was still staying over with his ex once or twice a month is still my best friend and also the love of my life. We are happy and doing great!!! Thank you Carlos!!!! Merry Christmas!

This is woman pretending to be a man…teaching other women how to run away from men and stay single forever…This person needs to TEACH women how to get along with men and make them happy.

I think listening to this podcast turned me into a lesbian. I can’t with sexist men like this one…🤮

I very much enjoyed listening to this podcast and then I listened to the “are you smothering” him podcast. Reason you are smothering him is expecting the same amount of contact and actions after the relationship is established. That is unfair and untrue. You should not expect your partner doing the bare minimum and then putting it back on the woman saying now, “she’s overbearing, she’s insecure” how about men should be held just as accountable for their actions as women are for their reactions. If you have a partner and texting them, making plans with them is now smothering in an established relationship then it needs to be talked about and why the action feels smothering. Very turned off to this podcast now. It seems like nothing but excuses on how men act and why, it’s not valid or heathy.

Some of the information is helpful, but he’s a jerk to men, with a very narrow view of masculinity, like that some guys grow beards to appear more masculine but they’re really not and we need to weed out the soft guys because we should only be looking for tough, manly men to make us feel more feminine. There’s lots of ways to be a man and lots of ways to be a woman. There’s not a box that says “man” and if you don’t have these qualities or if you do but you also have those other qualities, then you are not a man, that something’s wrong with you, and you don’t deserve healthy, meaningful relationships.

Very useful podcast, great dating advice. Getting a bit tired of his bringing up politics, however.

He gives women advice from a male’s perspective. Period. Listen to the advice. You may need it.

What’s the next thing to do after an breakup ? Should I move on ?

Practical suggestions that works!

I just discovered through the help of a pro tech guy @ blonde_hacker_ on Instagram, that my wife has been cheating on me , he helped me gained access to her phone without her knowing and now , I discovered she has been having sex with someone else, please what do I do?

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You have an episode that gives tips for dating a married man. While you “don’t condone it”...giving tips and tools for it is quite hypocritical bc ultimately that’s condoning it. And saying that these tips will help no one get hurt? Nonsense.

Love the psychology analysis

LOL what did I just listen to

Carlos’ information is sound and clear and understandable. It is relevant to today’s society. I love that I get the viewpoints from a man’s perspective and advice from Carlos on how to handle. Keep up the great work Carlos!

Very sexist feel to this podcast. I tried to listen to this a few times and I just can’t get over the double standards. I’ve actually laughed about this podcast with my colleagues as we are professional dating coaches and matchmakers. All I can say is a big yikes

Unrealistic, sexist “advice.” Pretty laughable.

I can see some points are okay, but there are so many double standards in his advice. We are living in year 2021 where both parties have to change and work on the relationship rather than having one person adhering to the other person’s needs just because “it is the way they’re wired”. Let’s grow and improve rather than conform to a template. It seems more of a male-ego advice being given here. No thank you

Love this podcast, everything Carlos says is spot on! Can’t wait for each new episode!

Most of his advice is crazy and he is giving opposite advice from one conversation to the next. One he said “don’t send him a text about going to the grocery store then when he responds confused tell him that was meant for your roommate.” Then in the next episode I listened to he said “if you send a text to your sister about going to a wedding, send him the same one and that will get a conversation going.”

Oh this is amazing thank you Good job on the podcast

Go listen and follow Evan Marc Katz if you want teal advice. This podcast’s advice is game playing and will make you overthink your every move.

Bad Advice & Sexist!!!

Carlos, I’d like to hear about what do when you feel like you’re frozen in a deep freeze? Its seems as if you may have met someone that could go the distance but then the big freeze shows up? What next!

I truly thought this podcast had to be satire with advice straight out of the 50s. Unfortunately not. Please do not take this guy’s advice!

Only made it halfway through one episode. No thanks.

The whole podcast is about getting you to go to his website. No advice is given or revealed.

What year is it? Really. You can’t project your personal, borderline sexist ideas on the rest of the male population. What a sad man

So this guy has the general perspective I've heard from many guys before. He makes preemptive assumptions of what women and men are thinking with no real backing. He also sounds less like a "guru" and more like your neighbor Carl who believes women should just shut up, listen, and look pretty. Needless to say I did not care for this upon my first listen nor did it grow on me. I however did not rate it 1 star simply because it is likely very inline with what a lump sum of men do believe therefore does not prove as useless when trying to get a mans perspective. With that said I do think its very backwards thinking and also holds a bit of a double standard when looking at men and women so for me I gotta say nah its a no go for me.

I was even gullible enough to buy one of this guy’s programs. I followed it to the letter & it back-fired. He sounds so knowledgeable: I fell for it. Don’t you too...

I really enjoy this podcast. I’ve actually had much better experiences with men/dating because of it. Thank you!!!

This guy just adheres to the most blatantly sexist gender stereotypes and it’s quite nauseating to listen to. Not a fan.

I’ve only listened to three episodes so far, but I have to say that Carlos’ advice is 100% on target! I’m jumping back into the dating scene after the untimely death of my husband, and Carlos is helping me remember that I do know how to ride this bicycle. I’m looking forward to binge listening!

This guy is a woman hater who reminds me of mgtow or red pill commentators. His ‘advice’ is largely attacks and criticisms of women disguised as help. There are far better male dating advisors.

Yes, there is a difference between boys and girls, and this gal finds it really interesting to listen to a guy’s perspective about what men might really be thinking and feeling. Thanks for sharing, Carlos.

I really tried to give the podcast a chance, but this podcast is just so sexist and ridiculous. The host sounds like he just left r/theredpill with his inaccurate descriptions of women and perpetuation of a rape culture.

While there is some great advice here, it's buried underneath the host's fundamental ignorance of womanhood and his casually sexist commentary. He has a poor understanding of women and their motivations and reinforces an insidiously toxic male mentality under the guise of being "common sensical". There are plenty of other places to get great insight into dating and relationships without the needless and dangerously sexist commentary.