Didn’t want too and was holding out hope that we could turn things around at 6 months. He was one of the nicest guys I’ve dated but Ofcourse, red flags i ignored. He was on the spectrum and highly intelligent. He didn’t meet my needs.

I know that I deserve to be treated like a queen. A man should want to communicate with his girlfriend every day, see you often, make the effort to spend time with you regardless of schedules, plan trips with you, celebrate holidays with you, especially Valentine’s Day when he has a chance to “peacock”; spoil you with a gift or an act (like making dinner). At 6 months, you should know if you’re in love and you should be taking steps to meet parents and family. You should be spending weekends together. He was married to work.

I’m looking forward to launching fds fully into my life and land a worthy high value man who won’t complain about my dog’s hair, who doesn’t try to get out of staying the night because my bed is uncomfortable, who texts me every day (even if it’s a hope your day goes well), who wants to see me more than once or twice a week, who talks about a future with me, who is affectionate in public (initiates holding hands), who will tolerate my white trash tv 90 day fiancée, who will celebrate holidays(ex was an atheist), who will willingly attend my friends parties with me (ex had social anxiety and was an introvert) and who will take an occasional selfie with me without complaining. and no, he wasn’t on social media- he just didn’t like his appearance.

Note for Scrotes: high value men make the effort, they put their girlfriends and wives first. They are ethical and tough. They’re not whiny about dog hair, for example. High value men -It’s not all about money and looks.