The greatest WEAKNESS of a MAN is that he only gives you CRUMBS… give them back to him | Carl Jung

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One of the most powerful lessons Carl Jung taught is that true love and connection cannot grow when one partner gives only fragments of themselves. A man who offers you only crumbs of attention, time, or affection reveals not strength, but weakness. He is caught in his own shadow, afraid of giving fully, and trapped in patterns that keep him distant and unavailable.

In this video, we explore Jung’s perspective on why some men withhold real intimacy, how this reflects their unconscious fears, and why accepting crumbs is a betrayal of your own worth. When you stop tolerating half-measures and start giving back what he offers, you reclaim your power and demand authenticity.

Love is not built on crumbs—it requires presence, commitment, and the courage to meet the other person soul to soul. If he cannot offer that, the strongest choice you can make is to return his crumbs and walk toward the fullness you deserve.

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