5 Types of Women that Men Avoid

5 Types of Women that Men Avoid

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datinglady is offline datinglady Post #41  July 16,2008, 1:35pm
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As a lady I appreciate the input. People do not always realize what they look like when they clamp on like a remora on a shark after a couple of dates. Regardless of gender, no one can take a pernicious flirt or party animal seriously. And, of course, the persistant chatterbox obviously is not listening. My pet peeve is a gentleman who pretends to like me, and fakes positive emotion toward me, so I think that he is interested, so I keep responding postively to his invitations and wasting my time and his wondering what kind of relationship I am in without him honestly naming the category of relationship it is...for many months, and sometimes longer. There is no real reason in this behavior among honest people. Once a person has an inkling of positive or negative direction, one should own up to it, and I think one should have a general idea...really! In about a year of dating, maybe?
 
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It would be interesting to see 'the five types of men that women avoid' to compare the two articles. My bet is that each type would be very different in both genders!
 
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FunNiceGuy is offline FunNiceGuy Post #43  July 16,2008, 2:16pm
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They forgot 'The Feminist'.


I'm not the least bit misogynic or chauvinistic, but many Feminist women have issues with relationships and the opposite sex and are just as guilty as men when it comes to trust and commitment. They're difficult to please, high-maintenance in their own way.
 
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KM21,171824 wrote :

These are just a few proto types, im glad to know i dont really fall into any category. Thanks for the info. looks down, oh geesh raleigh I hope there is more decent men out there. The good ones cant all be taken. [img]library/editor/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-kiss.gif[/img]
there are plenty of good ones out there, it's all about wheather there's chemistry between you & them. you're sweet & i wish you the best.
 
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TREAT A WOMAN WITH RESPECTED AND NOT LIKE CRAP
 
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THE REASON WHY WOMENGET TREATED LIKE CRAP IS PUTTING UP WITH THERE HUSBANDS WHEN THERE DRUNK
 
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I found this article to be very informative. It made me think and assess myself to see if I fall into one of those categories.
 
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Wow... anyone who can claim to be neither a misogynist nor an anti-feminist in the same breath is clearly delusional. Feminism is about moving for equality and social justice for all people--not just women-- and there are plenty of feminists out there who aren't women. If wanting to be treated as an equal, and to have all aspects of my personality and interests respected and valued means that I have a problem with relationships, then I guess I'll just have to find someone equally dysfunctional.
 
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They are all gold diggers. If your more successful, then you will be labeled "Too cocky" or arrogant. Did it ever occur that itsa jungle out there in the working world?? Men need to be tough and not a women pleasing moron just so she can feel like a princess all the time.


My ex was always yapping with her friends about our relationship. In hindsight, their all alike, because they hang out together. They have the same attitudes, thought patterns, likes and dislikes.. its like a freakin girl scout party.
 
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Um, this article is innane and, for lack of a more accurate modern designation, retarted. Please, ladies, if you wanna snag a fellow, refrain from being interesting, socially adept, and/or concerned about infidelity. Just mind your P's and Q's and eventually the right neanderthal will come along and club you off your feet!!
 
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