Women To Avoid - merged thread

[bakedzitiguy]

A overly sensitive girl with a short temper. Assuming that you didnt say anything to offend her. 

[Mehdi!]

Women that make you jump through hoops.

Women who show too much independence and show more masculine traits than feminine.

[TunogKalye]

[ottofragman]

living beyond her means

[barneystinson62390]

Lagay ko lang to, nakita ko lang.

Listen Up, Men: Don’t Be the Simp Who Saves Her From Her Own Chaos

Let me paint you a picture. She’s over 30, worn out from years of reckless living, and now scrambling to reset her life. Her body count rivals the population of a small town, and her character is non-existent. She’s self-centered, manipulative, and thrives on drama. Financially, she’s a disaster—broke, directionless, yet entitled enough to believe she deserves a good, rich, responsible young man to marry. And here’s the kicker: after wasting her prime years on meaningless flings and chasing chaos, she’s now looking for a bailout.

Men, don’t be that guy. Don’t fall into the trap of believing it’s your duty to “rescue” her. You’ve worked too hard, sacrificed too much, and built your life from the ground up. She isn’t looking for love; she’s looking for a retirement plan. Let me break it down for you so you can see this charade for what it really is.

First, her past choices define her present reality. For years, she prioritized the fast life—ignoring discipline, responsibility, and self-respect. She chose men who treated her like a disposable commodity, and she reveled in the thrill of living without consequences. Now, the results of those choices have caught up with her. But instead of taking accountability, she wants you, the man who has spent years grinding and sacrificing, to clean up her mess. That’s not love or partnership—it’s opportunism.

Second, bad character doesn’t magically improve with age. A woman who’s spent her life being selfish, irresponsible, and combative won’t suddenly transform into a supportive partner because she’s desperate. Toxicity doesn’t fade—it evolves. The same manipulation, drama, and chaos she brought into every past relationship will poison your peace and your home. She’s not looking to build with you; she’s looking to leech off your stability. Don’t mistake her desperation for genuine change.

Third, entitlement is a massive red flag. She’s broke but acts like the world owes her something. She expects you to swoop in and save her, not because she’s earned your effort, but because she believes she’s entitled to it. That entitlement will bleed into every aspect of your relationship. No matter how much you give, it will never be enough. She’ll always want more—your money, your time, your emotional labor—while contributing nothing of value.

And let’s address the elephant in the room: a high body count comes with heavy baggage. This isn’t about morality; it’s about patterns. A woman who has treated relationships as disposable isn’t equipped to value real commitment. Her past is a map of her priorities, and those priorities didn’t include building anything meaningful. That baggage doesn’t just vanish. It becomes your problem the moment you let her into your life.

Make no mistake—she doesn’t want you. She wants what you can provide. Stability. Resources. A sense of security she could never create on her own. You’re not her partner; you’re her escape plan. After years of poor choices, she sees you as her lifeline. And the second things get tough, inconvenient, or less exciting, she’ll discard you like she has every other man before you.

Good, rich, responsible men don’t owe anyone a bailout. You’ve spent your life building yourself into a man of value. Don’t let guilt, manipulation, or lust make you forget your worth. You’re not obligated to sacrifice your peace, your resources, or your future for someone who didn’t value her own life until it was too late.

Instead, prioritize your standards and stick to them. Don’t settle for less just because society, your family, or even your loneliness pressures you to. A woman with discipline, ambition, and character will respect and build with you—not leech off you. Stay focused on your goals and keep your purpose at the forefront of your life. Your mission comes first, and no one has the right to derail it.

Learn to walk away. Strength isn’t just about what you can build; it’s about knowing when to say “no” to what doesn’t serve you. Protect your peace, your time, and your legacy.

At the end of the day, men, your value doesn’t lie in being someone’s safety net. You’ve worked too hard to become the man you are. Don’t throw it all away for someone who spent years living recklessly, only to now expect you to clean up the mess. Be sharp. Be wise. And most importantly, don’t be the unfortunate simp who sacrifices his empire for someone who never cared to build her own.

[NeloleN]

Ako: "Talo ba ako kapag nahulog sa'yo?"

Siya: "Bakit naman hindi."

But action speaks louder than words eh haha.

Hahahahaha... siguro work lang tingin niya sa situation namin... oh well, will avoid, baka lalo pa akong mahulog at masaktan. I can still remember the last time, will never repeat the same mistake.

[handsomebob]

On 9/7/2024 at 12:33 AM, martbogard said:

yung masikreto at di agad sinasabi ang totoo

when i was young, i met this kind of woman, really messes with your head haha the sex was very good  (for free) that i ignored all the shit., LOL

On 10/8/2024 at 2:39 PM, Maykeee said:

those who take illegal drugs..

muntik nang pumorma sa isang tenant sa compound namin. mejo matangkad, tisay, slim, promo girl sa bar kaya laging sexy manamit.

kaya pala parang laging tuyot kasi regular gumagamit ng bato. buti nabulungan ng tropa

you dodged a bullet my man!

 

a woman with a high body count is my number one red flag

Edited December 7, 2024 by handsomebob

[prinsloorero]

20 hours ago, barneystinson62390 said:

Lagay ko lang to, nakita ko lang.

Listen Up, Men: Don’t Be the Simp Who Saves Her From Her Own Chaos

Let me paint you a picture. She’s over 30, worn out from years of reckless living, and now scrambling to reset her life. Her body count rivals the population of a small town, and her character is non-existent. She’s self-centered, manipulative, and thrives on drama. Financially, she’s a disaster—broke, directionless, yet entitled enough to believe she deserves a good, rich, responsible young man to marry. And here’s the kicker: after wasting her prime years on meaningless flings and chasing chaos, she’s now looking for a bailout.

Men, don’t be that guy. Don’t fall into the trap of believing it’s your duty to “rescue” her. You’ve worked too hard, sacrificed too much, and built your life from the ground up. She isn’t looking for love; she’s looking for a retirement plan. Let me break it down for you so you can see this charade for what it really is.

First, her past choices define her present reality. For years, she prioritized the fast life—ignoring discipline, responsibility, and self-respect. She chose men who treated her like a disposable commodity, and she reveled in the thrill of living without consequences. Now, the results of those choices have caught up with her. But instead of taking accountability, she wants you, the man who has spent years grinding and sacrificing, to clean up her mess. That’s not love or partnership—it’s opportunism.

Second, bad character doesn’t magically improve with age. A woman who’s spent her life being selfish, irresponsible, and combative won’t suddenly transform into a supportive partner because she’s desperate. Toxicity doesn’t fade—it evolves. The same manipulation, drama, and chaos she brought into every past relationship will poison your peace and your home. She’s not looking to build with you; she’s looking to leech off your stability. Don’t mistake her desperation for genuine change.

Third, entitlement is a massive red flag. She’s broke but acts like the world owes her something. She expects you to swoop in and save her, not because she’s earned your effort, but because she believes she’s entitled to it. That entitlement will bleed into every aspect of your relationship. No matter how much you give, it will never be enough. She’ll always want more—your money, your time, your emotional labor—while contributing nothing of value.

And let’s address the elephant in the room: a high body count comes with heavy baggage. This isn’t about morality; it’s about patterns. A woman who has treated relationships as disposable isn’t equipped to value real commitment. Her past is a map of her priorities, and those priorities didn’t include building anything meaningful. That baggage doesn’t just vanish. It becomes your problem the moment you let her into your life.

Make no mistake—she doesn’t want you. She wants what you can provide. Stability. Resources. A sense of security she could never create on her own. You’re not her partner; you’re her escape plan. After years of poor choices, she sees you as her lifeline. And the second things get tough, inconvenient, or less exciting, she’ll discard you like she has every other man before you.

Good, rich, responsible men don’t owe anyone a bailout. You’ve spent your life building yourself into a man of value. Don’t let guilt, manipulation, or lust make you forget your worth. You’re not obligated to sacrifice your peace, your resources, or your future for someone who didn’t value her own life until it was too late.

Instead, prioritize your standards and stick to them. Don’t settle for less just because society, your family, or even your loneliness pressures you to. A woman with discipline, ambition, and character will respect and build with you—not leech off you. Stay focused on your goals and keep your purpose at the forefront of your life. Your mission comes first, and no one has the right to derail it.

Learn to walk away. Strength isn’t just about what you can build; it’s about knowing when to say “no” to what doesn’t serve you. Protect your peace, your time, and your legacy.

At the end of the day, men, your value doesn’t lie in being someone’s safety net. You’ve worked too hard to become the man you are. Don’t throw it all away for someone who spent years living recklessly, only to now expect you to clean up the mess. Be sharp. Be wise. And most importantly, don’t be the unfortunate simp who sacrifices his empire for someone who never cared to build her own.

Rico B got a young baddie. Keannu Reeves got a gurl his same age but with class. Know your worth.

[Gagambuboy]

mga delulu

[Amancio O]

Don't invest in someone based on how much U like her. Invest in who invest on U.   Invest ( time, effort & money) on someone based on how they invest on U.

[Whinxcore13]

User 🤡

[Gagambuboy]

yung walang bait sa sarili