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7 things my father should have taught me about women
- A woman should be an addition to your life, not the focus of it.
- Watch what she does, not what she says.
- The moment you stop needing her approval is the moment you become more attractive.
- Some things stay private. Your past is one of them.
- Being "really nice" and doing everything for her doesn't create respect. It does the opposite.
- Ask yourself: does she want to get married, or does she want to marry you? There's a big difference.
- Attraction is not up for negotiation. You can't talk someone into it.
Nobody sat me down and said these. I learned every one the hard way.
Which one did you have to learn the hard way?
u/Bulky-Effect8502 — 8 days ago