A man fears not losing a woman, but losing power over her.

He's not jealous because of love—he's jealous because of control. When a woman stops responding, his confidence crumbles. He can't bear the thought of no longer being in control of her emotions. For him, it's not about feelings—it's about power.
A hunter inside him turns on: he must reclaim territory, prove he's still in charge.
But here's the paradox: the harder he tries to regain control, the weaker he appears.
True power is when a woman doesn't play games, but simply chooses. Her strength lies in the fact that she doesn't need validation.
He feels it in his gut, and that's what drives him crazy. Not her body, not her smile—the feeling that she can't be held.
A woman who can't be controlled is the most powerful trigger for the male psyche. She disrupts his frame of reference, making him dependent on trying to unravel her.
And the more he analyzes, the deeper he sinks. Because with her, a man encounters not a woman, but his own vulnerability.