
Episode 244 - Pulling Back Isn’t Power
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Everyone says it: “Pull back your energy. Let them miss you. Stay silent and they’ll value you more.” It’s the advice plastered across TikTok, Instagram, and dating podcasts. But what if that’s not power — what if it’s avoidance?
In this episode of You’re Probably Right with MCM, I challenge the popular mantra of withdrawing your presence as a strategy in relationships. If you feel like a backup option, you don’t need silence or games — you need communication. Real confidence isn’t disappearing to test someone; it’s speaking honestly, even if your voice shakes.
We break down why emotional withdrawal isn’t strength, how uncertainty doesn’t create value, and why clarity beats scarcity-driven tricks every time. If you’re tired of gimmicky relationship advice and want real talk about respect, connection, and maturity, this episode is for you.
👉 Keywords: relationship advice, dating podcast, pull back energy, communication vs silence, backup option, emotional maturity, stop playing games, self-worth, You’re Probably Right Podcast, MCM
📌 Time-Stamped Show Notes
00:01 – Why silence has been sold as “power” in modern dating advice
02:00 – Why pulling back often feels unnatural and manipulative
05:15 – Since when did emotional withdrawal become strength?
06:00 – The real alternative: speaking up without drama or games
07:45 – Why tricking someone into caring always backfires
10:45 – Point 1: Pulling back isn’t power, it’s fear in disguise
13:45 – Point 2: Uncertainty doesn’t equal value in relationships
17:00 – Point 3: Communication is the real test of maturity
20:20 – Point 4: Withholding is a game, not a standard
22:00 – Point 5: If they only want you when you disappear, that’s a red flag
24:00 – Point 6: Your energy isn’t a weapon — stop using it as leverage
25:50 – Point 7: You’re not a backup, so don’t act like one
27:30 – Closing reflection: why honesty beats avoidance every time