Does he constantly text you every five minutes? Gets jealous if other guys are looking at
you? Focus all his attention on you and
has nothing else going on in his life?
When you first met him did he call you “shorty,” “babe” or pinch your
arm in the club and try to arm drag you over? Did he instant message you countless times in your Facebook account?
These are red flags you need to look out for. Many women fall into these traps because at
first they want a stable relationship. A
true man would want other men to look at his woman and admire her. It should be a compliment that other men want
what they cannot have. He should have his
own goals in which will propel you both to the next level instead of just focusing all
his attention on you. He should approach
you in a gentlemen way by asking you what is your name and if you decline then
respectfully move on to the next woman who is interested in him. Be careful women, these men are wolves in
sheep clothing only looking for one thing.
The thirst is real, be careful not to give them one sip.
Father! - To God himself we cannot give a holier name by William Wordsworth is such a powerful quote. I would like to say single and non-residential fathers are portrayed in the media as irresponsible and non-supportive to their kids. Well, I’m here to share with you through some research that it is not entirely true. Even though single and non-residential fathers as a whole are an understudied group there’s still some truth that single and supportive non-residential fathers do exist. Some fathers are working 2 part-time jobs and are unable to get government assistance. The media rarely report positive fathers working 7 days a week with no days off, struggling paycheck to paycheck. For myself as a non-residential father, I still support my daughter in every aspect, however the role of a father is never recognize or acknowledge for my continuous involvement. · A Non-resident...
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