5 Types of Men that Women Avoid

5 Types of Men that Women Avoid

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Gr8Guyn2008 is offline Gr8Guyn2008 Post #21  July 3,2008, 10:18am
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jordast,158835 wrote :

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jordast,158814 wrote :


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So what are the five types of women that men avoid?


Great question! Why don't you tell us, please? [img]library/editor/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-smile.gif[/img]





I've seen that one on the boards before. (Look for the top turn offs) Interesting how the same topics go around and around again...


Thanks, Kate.. I'll look for that! Sorry for the redundancy. [img]library/editor/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-smile.gif[/img]
Of course this thread was started by eHarmony Advice moderators.
 
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Deovindice,158855 wrote :

"Let's beat up on the male" article again! I was hoping for a better quality of thought on this site but instead the writer chooses to cater to the Anti-male culture of America. Anything that looks like "Leave It To Beaver" according to the feminists and other mind-numbed bed-hopping females (males included)needs to be exterminated and made fun of,right? I mean the sexual revolution really solved all of the problems, Right? According to sexual revolutionistas, we are in the Age of Equality...then how come males are expected to Pay for almost everything? Plan everything? Do everything? Why should men go out of their way for women? Either we are in the Age of Equality or not. I am sorry I do not really care how good looking a woman maybe, that does not entitle her to a free ride. Wow, I guess that does it for my soapbox.. and I guess I am out dates : [img]library/editor/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-cry.gif[/img] Oh well, there are other countries.

Do you still have a bumper sticker on your car that reads "Gas, Grass or Ass Nobody Rides For Free"?


Today gas would probably be the preferred choice [img]library/editor/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-smile.gif[/img].
 
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I dated all five of them, also. In fact, one of them had three of these qualities. However, I found that this man was also attracted to the manipulative, gold-digger type of woman. And as far as I'm concerned, he deserved to be. [img]library/editor/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-tongue-out.gif[/img]
 
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jordast,158835 wrote :

Kate4835,158818 wrote :


jordast,158814 wrote :


Gr8Guyn2008,158812 wrote :


So what are the five types of women that men avoid?


Great question! Why don't you tell us, please? [img]library/editor/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-smile.gif[/img]





I've seen that one on the boards before. (Look for the top turn offs) Interesting how the same topics go around and around again...


Thanks, Kate.. I'll look for that! Sorry for the redundancy. [img]library/editor/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-smile.gif[/img]
That's ok. Might want to have snacks, something to drink, and a comfortable chair before you start reading. It's a very long post. :-}
 
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Songryder,158823 wrote :

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So what are the five types of women that men avoid?


A valid question my Dear . Well, what's your experience and what types of women will you avoid? Gold Diggers, Drug Addicts and Alcoholics . . . the occasional single woman looking for a married man and yes, there are psychos in the female species as well. Those are all the obvious ones and you can interchange them with men, but what are the not so obvious ones?
Yes I do avoid people with addiction problems. I never have encountered any gold diggers, thankfully the girls I meet don't seem to much care how much money I may or may not have.
 
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I was also surprised that there was not a "married to the job" category as this seems to be the more prevalent problem. I was married to child-man (who was also narcissistic, etc). but I know some gadget guys who are quite well adjusted and have good relationships with their spouses. The extreme gadget guy is really just child-man with more expensive toys. I also would want a guy who has a good relationship with his mom. There is a fine line between expecting a woman to wait on you and appreciating it when she does..
 
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I'm less concerned about a man who has a roving eye than I am about a man who has a roving "pet". That's who I was with for 22 years...the pet just couldn't get enough attention, so it prowled the neighborhood, the bars, the workplace and everywhere in between to find someone to love it.
 
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I think I married the Ultimate man-child (my-X0he had all these qualities rolled into one, except he was a daddy's boy and he was only cheap with the stuff he bought for me. What a nightmare!!!
 
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I went out with the cheapskate once. He took me to a very nice steakhouse. He then ordered the most expensive meal on the menu and spent the next hour and a half telling me how much he made and how he was able to support all of his woman's needs. The waiter worked his butt off that busy Friday night and provided excellent service. When we got up to leave Mr. Miser slowly pulled a one dollar bill out of his billfold like it was causing him great pain and laid it down for a tip.
 
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Nice article,


Yea I do fret. I meet more with roving eyes than I care to admit. I don't do that. I DON'T. Why do I have to tolerate that.


Leaving your DNA all over the place ( sorry if crude ),tatoo's,family court proceedings,OTB,booze is also YUCK.
 
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