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Why Real Men NEVER Engage Single Mothers



ABCX: chics ....women are a hell of a headache!!

ME: So you want a quick or just a soft relationship?

ABCX: Relationships are damn nasty headache manufacturers: no ninja wishes this.

[A single mother is a soft landing you think and therefore your hungry testosterone toxicity leads your head in]...

ME: You don't just confirm a snake's hole with your limb!!

A single mother might be a mother to some greater leaders and bloggers but ... Here are the reasons why I can't just fail to screw into your skull these neglected facts:
1. Never Available

A single Mother’s schedule is never open. Single mothers are the kind of women to always cancel dates at the last minute.

Something always gets in the way of a man spending time with her. It’s hard to have a relationship with her because she’s never there.
2. YOU are NOT a priority

Usually, in a relationship, the man winds up DEAD LAST. Behind, her kids, her job, the car, the kitchen sink, the stopped-up toilet. Even the dog gets more attention and affection than a man involved with a single mother.

Any man who gets involved with a single mother winds up a fifth stringer in a relationship.
And he rarely ever gets called up to play.

3. Thinks the world revolves around HER and ONLY HER

A single mother is one of the biggest
narcissists on the dating scene. She often thinks that a man has to drop everything in his life to be part of hers and her kids.

They’re so selfish they don’t think a man has needs, wants, or a life of his own. He’s just supposed to be there to give her everything she wants in
life.
4. Emotionally Unavailable

Most Single mothers cannot form an intimate connection with a man because their feelings are invested in other people. [Usually, her primary focus is on her children].

In addition to dedicating themselves to their children, most single mothers have given their hearts to someone else – their children’s father.

And those feelings she still has for him will always prevent her from getting closer to you. There will always be some distance between a single mother and the new man in her life.
5. The ex / Baby Daddy is ALWAYS THERE


A man just doesn’t deal with a single mother. He deals with her ex or her baby daddy as well.

And this guy is always hovering around like a helicopter looking to c*ck block you.
Some of these guys still think they have a shot at getting back with her. Others just don’t want to see her happy.

A lot of these dudes want to fight over her. Seriously, it’s a game they’re playing with each other.

And they’ll be playing that game with each other until their children turn 18 or 21. Head for the exit. It’s just not worth dealing with this fool and his insecurities.

Why Real Men NEVER Engage Single Mothers
6. The kids are working AGAINST YOU

When dealing with a single mother you also deal with Kids. Kids who are still in their little heart of hearts think that Dad will come back and love them. Seriously, GET THE HELL OUT OF THERE.
7. Those kids will HATE YOU

They will act out to keep you from getting closer to mommy. They will make accusations against you to get you in trouble. Again, it’s just not worth dealing with the bullshit to get
with a female.

There are four billion women in the world. You can find a quality female who doesn’t carry all this baggage or give you this much grief.
8. Entitled attitude

Single mothers think because they had a baby out of wedlock the world owes them EVERYTHING. And she thinks she’s the one who deserves the best.

Even though she’s usually collecting welfare, food stamps, or
child support, in her eyes she’s still supposed to be treated like she’s a queen because she popped a kid out of her vagina.

In their deluded distorted vision of the world, men are still supposed to take her out to the finest restaurants and buy them lots of expensive stuff.
And he’s supposed to take care of her kids too, buying them whatever they want while taking a blind eye to their bad behavior.

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9. Distorted self-image

Single mothers still think she’s as sexy as she was before they had a baby. Only she doesn’t understand how her body has changed. In some cases for the worse.

Single mothers are the type to try to squeeze themselves into sexy outfits like low-rise jeans and cropped T-shirts to show off their belly buttons, not seeing the muffin top and stretch marks squeezing out over the top of their pants.

They’re the type to stuff themselves
into slinky spandex dresses, (not aware of that gut, and the cellulite on their asses) and head out to the club. She thinks men are supposed
to run up to her offering to buy her drinks. And because a few thirsty simps step to her, she thinks she’s still got it.

But the only people who want what she has to offer are scavengers at the bottom of the social scene.

Why Real Men NEVER Engage Single Mothers
10. Always the victim

Single Mothers never take responsibility for their actions. The situation they’re in is always the fault of that “no good man”, “these damn kids” their mother, or someone else.

They never take any time to do any self-examination or make any efforts to change their lives.

They’re still looking for some Rich Incredibly Handsome Man™ to put on a cape and play Captain Save-A-Hoe™, sweep her off her feet and take her out of the troubling situation she helped make.
11. Jekyll & Hyde Personality

A single mother will be the sweetest thing when a man first dates her, but a few months into a relationship she turns into a NUT JOB.

A man will usually see glimpses of this when she chastises her kids when he first meets them. During that meeting, she’ll yell at them and
bully them to get them to act right while praising a man like he’s an angel. It’s all an act.

Heaven will turn into Hell around the six-month mark. Once a single mother gets a man settled into her life it’s not common for her to start verbally abusing him and mocking him as she projects all that pent-up rage from those previous failed relationships onto him.

And it’s usually around this point that most men realize why this woman is single and why it’s time for him to hit the exit door.
12. Drama Queen

feelings




Don’t date single mothers and don’t waste your time with them Because a single mother always sees herself as a victim of society, she’s always talking about her problems. And she always has a
new trouble to bring everyone.

There’s never a good day in the life of a single mother because there’s always some new crisis about to
emerge in her life. The reason single mothers need the drama is that it makes them feel important.

It makes people pay attention to
them. And when Captain-Save-A-Hoe™ is doting on them and trying to solve their problems it makes them feel an artificial sense of value.

They need that value to deflect people’s attention from how pathetic their lives actually are. Manipulative In most cases, a single mother has no interest in a man she’s dating. In a lot of cases, she’s just using a guy as a pawn.



13. In most cases she’s dating to make her


Baby Daddy is jealous Deep down in her heart of hearts she believes that if she’s seen with someone else who sees her as valuable that he’ll see her as valuable and take her back.

In other cases when she’s not trying to get a rise out of Baby Daddy she’s playing the sympathy card™ using a guy to get gifts, free dinners, and free drinks out of him.

To a single mother, the men in her life are just human ATM machines where she whispers a sweet nothing in his ear like a PIN number and money comes out of his wallet. And because she’s a drama queen who
loves to play the victim, the Single mother plays to men’s emotions to get them to react in the way she wants.

It’s not common for a single mother to tell her man about her baby daddy so he can go fight him. Or pit two baby daddies against each other.

Many a man has wound up either dead or in prison because a single mother played the victim card™.



14. Dishonest. A single mother is a LIAR.


It’s how she gets what she wants. It’s how she manipulates people. It’s how she takes™ care of her kids. It’s how she survives in this world.

Single mothers lie. And they LIE ALL
THE TIME. They lie to men about their age, their height, their weight, how many kids they have, and the job they do.

On top of the lies, they tell to others they lie to themselves. They lie about how beautiful they are. They lie telling themselves they’re still a catch.

They lie telling themselves they still have a chance with a good man.
They lie telling themselves that
their lives will be happily ever after one day.

The horrible truth is without those lies most of those single mothers would realize how pathetic their lives are. How they have no options in the dating scene.

That they’re at the bottom of the barrel in the dating scene and the only men who want them are pathetic Manginas and thirsty Simps.



15. Carries Baggage, baggage, and more baggage


A single mother has more issues than Time and Newsweek combined.

And when she’s looking for a man, she’s not looking for an equal caring partner.
She’s looking for a Pullman Porter™ to take care of her kids and clean up her messes with her children's father.

Brothers, don’t let yourself get sized up for the white jacket and the bow tie! Anyway, dealing with a single mother is like walking through a
minefield.

After several months of being
involved with her, it leaves a man anxious and tense because he doesn’t know where to step that won’t lead to an explosion that kills him.

Now, that’s why Real Men avoid single mothers like a disease. Real men understand life is too short to put up with someone’s drama
and their emotional baggage.

We only have a limited time on God’s Earth and who wants to spend it being a Pullman Porter cleaning up someone else messes.

As I stated before in a previous blog, let that woman take her run over Jimmy Choos and clean up her own
mess. She made her bed, now let her lie in the wet spot.

Don’t date single mothers and don’t waste your time with them.
There are four billion women in this world. If you’re patient, you’ll find a good one.

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You must be initiated through serious relationships before meeting your fiance.Apparently ,all along imagining you are an adult; Meeting someone you have a serious connection with teaches you that nothing you had experienced before was real. True love feels different than casual relationships – even if those relationships lasted for years (often well past their expiration date!). When you’re in a good relationship, you learn things. You act differently; you think as part of a team, not as an individual making your way through the world. You’ll be more understanding and accepting of your partner, instead of just getting frustrated with them like you may have with past relationships.


1. Misunderstandings are inevitable.
Misunderstandings are going to happen. If you take your partner’s words one way, then learn they meant something totally different, don’t punish them. Let it go. Bringing it up all the time is only going to bruise the relationship and cause communication problems later. Sometimes what you say or do will be taken the wrong way, and you’ll get frustrated that your partner doesn’t understand. Take a step back and realize it’s not a big deal. Misunderstandings are made to be swept under the rug because they’re so minor.

  
They only become problems if you let them grow bigger and mean more in the scope of your relationship. Be laid back and forgive misunderstandings.


2. Learn to trust them.


You have to trust your partner. Why would you share your life with someone when you think they’re doing something wrong every time you turn your back? If you don’t trust your partner to be faithful, honest, caring, or anything else, then you’re not in a good relationship. The best relationships begin with a deep trust, and even if problems come up (and they will!), the trust is strong enough to keep you together.

3. Let yourselves miss each other.

You’re in love, so you want to be together all the time! It’s so fun to cuddle all night and be together all day, but when will you have time to experience different things? When you go to separate workplaces or schools, you experience things that will give you something to talk about later. 

When you go out with your friends and your partner spends time with theirs, you have time and space to yourself and come back to each other refreshed. You have a chance to miss each other, and it helps you really understand the value of your relationship. Missing someone is great because getting to see them after that period will make you so happy and so sure of your relationship.

4. Encourage growth and change.

In a good relationship, both partners are encouraged to grow and change. You have one life to live – you should explore it to the fullest! If you want to quit your job and go back to school, your partner should support you. If you want to try something new or go back to something old, you should find support in your relationship. And you should give this support in return. Encourage your partner to explore hobbies and interests and meet new people. If you want your partner to stay the same, you’re going to have a very boring life together.

5. Compromising doesn’t mean you’re weak.

Compromising doesn’t mean “giving in.” It doesn’t mean that you've lost the fight. In fact, it’s the opposite. Do you know how hard it is to compromise sometimes? You want your way because it sounds right and makes sense to you. Your partner is way off base with their suggestions. Take a step back and look at the argument diplomatically. What’s the logical conclusion? If your partner is right, don’t be afraid to say soAccept their way, or modify both of your solutions to be half and half. The important thing is not getting your way, it’s staying in your relationship and helping it grow. Compromising will definitely help your relationship grow.

6. Admit your weaknesses.

Your partner doesn’t expect you to be a superhero, and hopefully you don’t expect that of them! We’re all human; we all have flaws. It’s okay to let these show. In fact, to have a stable, serious relationship, you need to let your weaknesses be known. Your partner will be more sensitive to things that bother you, and can help build you up in areas where you need some help.


7. Sometimes you can only accept things, not fix them.
People have baggage. You have some. Your partner has some. Can you go back and erase all of this? Nope! You’re stuck with it, and have to learn to deal with it. Some things are easier to get over than others, but the reality is that sometimes, you can’t fix things. You can’t make problems go away. You have to accept them and get over them and move on, or else your relationship will crumble.

8. Forgive quickly and truly.

Whenever you have a fight, don’t worry about who wins or who loses. Learn from the fight – from what was said as much as from how it was resolved. Once you learn from a fight, you can apply that lesson to your relationship to avoid trouble later. That’s all well and good, but you’re not done! Forgive your partner! Forgive yourself. The fight is over, you’re past it, now let it go. Never hold anything against your partner because the resentment will build until you don’t want to be with them.

9. Never expect anything.

Don’t expect your partner to read your mind, or to bring you breakfast in bed, or to offer to wash the dishes. It’s not going to happen. You can’t expect anything from anyone – you have to make it known. Communicate. Make sure your partner knows what you expect from the relationship, as well as your opinions on a wide variety of issues. This will help them act considerate towards you, but still – don’t expect anything!

10. Show your feelings.

The worst thing you can do in a relationship is play games. Don’t tease your partner; don’t “reward” good deeds with love and affection. You have to make sure your partner always feels loved. You can be happy with them or be mad at them – it doesn’t matter – they just need to feel loved. They need to know your feelings in the moment as well, don’t get me wrong. But make sure you’re showing your feelings in a way that they won’t be misunderstood. 

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