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The Full Guide to Princess Treatment & Men Loving You Right
By Tomisin AtobateleFrom my video
Do you ever wonder why some girls seem to easily get princess treatment from every man, while you constantly have to beg for the bare minimum? Here's the secret: princess treatment gets a lot easier to receive once you understand why men even give it in the first place. Men categorize you first, princess or peasant, and then they treat you based on the category. Your job is to make the categorization effortless.
This is not about twisting men's arms or becoming a different person. It's about understanding what motivates men to give princess treatment and making sure they see exactly those things in you. That way you can stop looking at other women and wishing you had their relationship instead of your own.
Presentation: Shine the Flashlight on the Right Parts of You
We are three-dimensional beings. You're not one person all the time. Depending on the day and what you've been through, someone could meet a totally different side of you, and that's not a crime. So receiving princess treatment is not about changing who you are completely or making so many adjustments that you become someone you've never been.
Think of it like a flashlight. There's a lot to you, and we're going to shine the light on very specific qualities of your already existing personality, the ones that inspire and motivate men to give princess treatment. Men build your character in their minds based on what they see from you, and then they choose how to treat you based on that picture. Control what the flashlight shows, and you control the picture. The rest takes place on its own.
The Princess and the Peasant: How Men Categorize You
Let me drop you into medieval times, some random kingdom, Game of Thrones style. Walking around, how would you tell the princesses from the peasants? You'd look at how they carry themselves, how they speak, what they wear, where they spend their time, who surrounds them. Everyone knows the answers instinctively. And here's the point: the exact things you'd use to categorize those women are the exact things men use to categorize you today.
And once you categorized a woman in that kingdom, you'd adjust your approach to her accordingly. You wouldn't address a princess the way you address a peasant. Men do precisely the same thing with you: identify, categorize, then approach based on the category. So the entire game of princess treatment is making sure that on every key point men check, your self-talk, your dress, your environment, your stories, you register as the princess. Once he sees you that way, the treatment follows on its own, because he's simply approaching what he believes you are.
Talk About Yourself Like a Princess
The way you talk about yourself shows a man the picture you see when you look in the mirror. A princess knows she's a princess, and a peasant knows she's a peasant, and whichever one you believe leaks straight out of your mouth. Here's the mistake: you go on a date thinking, he should be my best friend, I'll just be upfront, and out it comes: I look so ugly today, look at this pimple, I feel so bloated, I can barely fit in this dress, this is my first date in eight months.
You think you're just being honest about how you feel. But listen to what you actually did: you talked about yourself like the bottom of the barrel, and he wasn't the one who said it, you were. Your self-talk is a mirror, and when you show him that mirror, he shakes your hand and agrees: perfect, I'll categorize you exactly how you categorize yourself. And then he treats you accordingly.
This doesn't mean you're not allowed insecurities. Everyone has them, and as the relationship grows, there will be a time to share them. But at the beginning, the picture you paint has to be the princess first. Speak about yourself the way a woman speaks when she knows what she's worth, and let him take that information in, because I promise you, he's taking it in either way.
Dress in Alignment With the Treatment You Want
In the medieval kingdom, clothing would be one of the fastest ways to spot a princess. Same today, just translated. The modern peasant isn't a poor woman, she's a desperate woman: low value, desperate to be seen, desperate for attention from any man whatsoever. And here's the subtle part: her clothes can be expensive and clean and still communicate desperation loud and clear.
I'm a man, so I'm not going to dictate how you should dress. But I will tell you this: everything has to be in alignment. When you get dressed, ask yourself, what am I portraying? Because the way you dress is the first data point a man uses to answer, how does she see herself, and what treatment has she come to expect? Then he approaches you based on his answer.
So have the honest conversation with the mirror: who am I, and what do I want to represent? Then the harder question: is how I present myself actually in alignment with how I want to be approached? If the answer is no, you've just identified one of your major problems. And if you'd rather dress however you want regardless, that's your right, go ahead. Just know the treatment will match the presentation.
Environment: Princesses Are Not Found in Peasant Places
Put yourself in a man's shoes and answer honestly: where would you go to find the most desperate, low-quality women? Everyone gives the same answers: the club, the bars, the dating apps. Now the painful question: are you spending your time in all the places where the peasant women can be found? Because if the men around you came there specifically expecting peasants, guess what assumption lands on you the moment you're standing in the middle of them.
I'm not saying a club or a bar or a dating app makes you a bad person. I'm saying you can't marinate in the peasant environment and wonder why the princess treatment never arrives. So where do the princesses go? Places where they learn, grow, and invest in themselves: the gym, classes, the library, museums, social clubs, conferences.
And I'll be honest with you, brotherly, fatherly honest: those places are harder. Less accessible, less popular. That's exactly why the popular places are full, easy is for the masses. Not all women get treated the same in this life, and that's a choice more than it's luck. You're here trying to learn something, so separate yourself, and let the women who won't figure it out keep suffering in the peasant areas. Take care of yourself first.
Show and Tell: Prove You Already Live the Soft Life
When you meet a man, you want to show him early that you're used to a certain type of treatment from the people in your life. Not by bragging that another guy asked you out yesterday. By sneaking stories into normal conversation. He asks if you've tried Italian food: yeah, actually, my ex did this whole surprise for Valentine's Day, flowers, rose petals, this beautiful Italian restaurant because he knows I love Italian. You're not trauma dumping and you're not ex-obsessed, you're casually documenting a standard.
Now, I already hear some of you: my ex treated me like trash, I have zero stories. Fine, then use family or friends, it represents the same thing. My friends threw me a surprise party with all my favorite food. When my dad can tell I'm stressed, he stops for my favorite ice cream on his way home. It doesn't need to be extravagant. The message underneath every story is identical: people in my life go out of their way for me. The soft life is what I've already come to know, before you ever showed up. A man hearing that understands exactly what league he's stepping into.
Feed the Cycle: Never Talk Him Out of Treating You Well
Here's the mistake that kills princess treatment right when it's working. He starts falling, telling you, I've never felt like this around a woman, I just want to do things for you. And you panic: oh no, I don't deserve that, that's too much, that's too expensive. Stop. You just discouraged the exact behavior you wanted, and told him you don't feel deserving of it in the same breath.
Instead, feed it. When he tells you he's becoming obsessed, get curious and playful: why are you so obsessed with me? Tell me, what is it? And when he gushes, receive it warmly: wow, that's so sweet of you to say, I appreciate that so much, and then send it right back: I really don't know what I'm doing to you, I just show up as myself. You're helping him convince himself of why he's obsessed, and a man who talks himself into his own obsession treats you better and better.
The balance matters: never arrogant, never entitled, never that's exactly what I expect from you. The magic is in him feeling that he went out of his way for you without you ever asking, forcing, or trying. Stay sweetly baffled by your own effect. Let him believe your aura is fairy dust he can't resist, and let him live happily in that fantasy. You'll keep receiving princess treatment, and he'll never know your deepest darkest secret: that you understood the game the whole time.
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Questions women ask me about this
- What is princess treatment from a man?
- It's when a man consistently goes above and beyond for you, planning, providing, protecting, prioritizing you, without you begging for any of it. It flows from how he categorizes you: men decide what kind of woman you are first, and then the treatment follows the category.
- Why do some girls get princess treatment and I don't?
- Because everything about them is in alignment: their self-talk, how they dress, where they spend time, and the stories they tell all signal a woman used to being treated well. It's rarely about looks. Men treat women according to the picture the woman herself presents, so change the picture and the treatment changes.
- How do I get a man to treat me like a princess without asking?
- You never ask, you signal. Speak about yourself like a woman who knows her worth, dress in alignment with how you want to be approached, and slip in casual stories of people going out of their way for you. Then, when he starts giving, receive it warmly and never talk him out of it.
- What should I say when a man compliments me or spoils me?
- Appreciate it and feed it: that's so sweet of you, I appreciate you so much, followed by playful curiosity, what is it about me that has you like this? Never deflect with I don't deserve that. Deflection teaches him to stop, appreciation teaches him to continue.
- Does where I meet men really affect how they treat me?
- Massively. Men assume the women in an environment match the environment, so in the club and on the apps you inherit the assumptions men bring there. Princesses are found where people learn, grow, and invest in themselves, and the men there approach women with an entirely different level of respect.
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