When it comes to dating in the long-term, too often women end up making men run in the other direction for dear life because they turn into these crazy chicks that are unrecognizable.
But if you want to hold on to a man for the long-term, here's are the 7 deadly sins of dating that you need to avoid like the plague:
DEADLY SINS OF DATING
1- DROPPING HINTS
It's true that guys aren't psychic, so they don't know that, "nothing" really means that he should sleep with one eye open, but it's incredibly insulting when you keep dropping hints to let him know what you want, rather than just spitting it out.
After all, how would you feel if he stripped down to his underwear and said, "I haven't had sex in, like, 6 days"? If you want something say it and risk hearing the answer you don't want to hear.
DEADLY SINS OF DATING
2- PLANNING THE FUTURE
It's great that you think he's husband material and would make a great father to your children, but talking about it and planning it all out before he has even decided that he wants to marry you is just plain stupid.
The more you pressure a man to get married, the more he will resist, so stop it. Stop it now.
DEADLY SINS OF DATING
3- PLAYING MIND GAMES
In an effort to keep him on his toes, you try to act distant and aloof every now and then. What you don't realize is that, if he's even mildly sane, he will tire of this stupidness really quickly and show you the door.
So be legit, stop the mind games and grow up.
DEADLY SINS OF DATING
4- LETTING YOURSELF GO
When you met, you were a size 6 and had legs that went on forever; don't be fooled into thinking that he loves you for your personality alone. You are the entire package, so stay that way.
Don't false advertise and give him something that will only last temporarily. If you go from nice to bitch, he'll split. And if you go from fit to beast, the same thing will happen. Face it.
Suggested free e-books to read:
Angela Hall - Dont Have A Date The Basics Of Dating For Guys
Bertrand Russell - The Analysis Of Mind
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