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| 16 | [deleted by user]Totally this. I dated a low-key pretty famous guy for a while, years back. He was the full package. I was astounded he was so in to me, like love a first sight across a crowded room instant connection. I still get an occasional message from him, reminding me how great I am (he's happily married with a kid, no sleaziness at all). He's my one who got away. Or one I threw away more accurately. I couldn't stand having people asking me about him everywhere I went, hearing women slagging me off for be… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 14/11/21 09:09 AM |
| 19 | Psychologist ScroteThe idea that outside of a marriage these cretins have women lining up to fuck them every night is laughable. Deep down they know that if they separate they'll have months of very little success (despite all the extra effort). | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 20/08/21 05:54 AM |
| 1 | UK ladies - you can check if your partner has a history of domestic violence through Clare's Law.Also remember you'll find out about what the police know only. If they know nothing it doesn't mean he's not an abuser, it means he's not been reported to the police. If you receive a disclosure then gtfo, if the check doesn't bring anything up keep vetting. Stay safe ladies. | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 18/08/21 06:48 AM |
| 42 | Every woman should read the book Why Does He Do That by Lundy BancroftTW. Reading that book was what enabled me to leave after 21 years of abuse. I'm capable, reasonably bright, I currently earn 3x the average wage where I live and I don't take any shit in the outside world. And I was totally controlled at home. I just couldn't find a way out for years. I was convinced he was a victim of a loveless childhood, probably autistic, full of potential and frustrated, and that was why he'd verbally, emotionally, physically and sexually abuse me. I felt sorry for him 🤯. I… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 14/08/21 06:52 PM |
| 35 | A police man text me today after a very non serious incident that I wasn’t really even involved inIn the UK one of the leading reasons for complaints against police is them hitting on domestic abuse/sexual assault victims whilst undertaking their official duties. Or at least it was a few years ago when I checked. I'd never get involved with a police officer. The average Bobby isn't very bright and is drawn to the police force for all the wrong reasons, throw in too much power/access to information and its a recipe for disaster. | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 15/07/21 08:04 AM |
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