97% Of Older Men Don’t Realise Girls Ask This To Hit On You | ESTHER PEREL

Описание: Most attraction doesn’t start with flirting — it starts with a question. In this video, Esther Perel reveals the one subtle question younger women often ask older men when they’re interested, a signal that 97% of men completely miss because it sounds casual, harmless, or purely polite.

You’ll learn why women test emotional presence before desire, how curiosity is often the first step of attraction, and why older men are uniquely appealing through calm confidence, life experience, and grounded masculinity. Esther Perel explains the psychology behind these questions — what they really mean, what women are listening for in your answer, and why your response matters more than you think.

This video is for older men who underestimate their appeal or misread modern dating signals. It’s not about lines, tricks, or manipulation — it’s about awareness, emotional intelligence, and understanding how attraction naturally shows up when interest is real.

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