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| 153 | The Fantasy vs The Reality ✨I’m 26 and I don’t want to date a man older than 28 ideally, and 30 is the absolute max. Seriously, why do older men think younger women find them sexy? I’m pissed off and annoyed when older men flirt with me but I don’t have the wisdom or confidence of a 40 year old women to tell them to fuck off. Men think because a younger woman smiles and nods at them when they speak that they like them. No, we just don’t have enough experience to know how to get you to leave yet. Note to older men: If a gir… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 26/01/22 09:39 PM |
| 186 | You will KNOW when a man wants you as his everything. Because HE KNOWS right away.Sooo, honestly, I’ve done this before. Dated a man I knew wasn’t the one because I was lonely. The reason I wrestled with it so much and why we were on and off again so much for over a year is because even though I knew I never wanted to marry him, I still got attached and fell in love with him. I think this goes both ways. Don’t date someone unless you’re 100% in, and don’t date someone else who won’t give you 100%. If there’s something critical you don’t like at the beginning, just cut it off.… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 26/01/22 09:17 PM |
| 9 | "I am afraid I will be conned by a psycho man that only reveal his true face after years of marriage"Completely agree. I think one of the biggest warning signs for women is when they catch themselves thinking, “well, I guess that wasn’t so bad. I’ll just wait and see” all the time. It’s very passive and I think it takes a lot for women to act against their partner (calling them out on bad behavior, leaving, etc). | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 13/01/22 03:43 PM |
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