Women always say they want a nice guy.
One who is stable, faithful, have a great sense of humor. One who will spend an abundance amount of
money on them. However, after evaluating
some of these relationships most women show they would rather be with a thug or a bad guy
and here’s the reason why. Clingy men
are very insecure with a voluminous persona that screams “thirsty” by their
actions. Women are more observant then
men so when they notice this type of behavior it translates to them that they
are a pushover even though they treat them like a queen. Women respect men who are confident, ambitious
and most importantly one who does not tolerate drama even if she is extremely beautiful. Most men subconscious are image driven which unfortunately
allows certain women to get anything they want based on their gorgeous looks. Desperate nice guys fall into these traps
because they believe the more they spoil as well as accept drama from these
women that they will gravitate towards them.
Instead the opposite occurs which pushes a woman away to a man who shows
he has a backbone and one who lives his life the way he wants to live it
without anyone’s approval or validation.
A man of this caliber garners respect; he understands that a pretty face
does not mean a pretty heart. A secure
confident man knows that a positive quality woman will put in just enough
effort into their relationship and he will not expect anything less from her. If not, then he can easily replace her with
another quality woman knowing that men such as him nearly exist in this day in
age. If this is you chasing after a
queen then you must change your mindset from being a servant.
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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