Biggest Red Flags That Men Ignored About Women

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mattstaff
Sep 5, 2021 5:00 PM EDT

It's dangerously easy to get caught up in a phase where you're jovially ambling onward through life with rose colored glasses on, completely head over heels for someone that you met that seems to be impossibly physically/emotionally/etc attractive. Well, it's essential to keep those wits about oneself, or quite the shady and generally nasty series of circumstances can end up presenting themselves. Hopefully, these men learned their lessons about not ignoring the bright red flags. 

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    Font - froynlavin · 91d 3 3 Awards When I was going to propose to my now ex-wife I did the traditional "get the parents blessing". Her dad looked me in the eyes and without any explanation said "are you sure you really wanna do that?" I laughed... He didn't.... Should've listened... G Reply 1 1k 3 ...
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    Font - SmashBusters · 91d 3 4 Awards While finally having a deep conversation as friends: "I...have a tendency to use people" My brain operating at 2.1 watts: That's so sad for her that she has a tendency to do that! Thank god she admitted it to you because she trusts you so you're in the clear. G Reply 4 13.4k 3 ...
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    Font - foopdedoopburner · 91d Old as Dirt 5 Awards "My parents sent me to reform school. I totally deserved it. My best friend just dumped me because she says l'm a terrible person. Oh, by the way, my husband who I told you I was divorced from? We're still married and I'm cheating on him with you."
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    Font - PocketGuidetoACDs • 91d Male 9 32 Awards I have a life long habit of being blind to the same dang red flag. I go for women that move alarmingly quickly towards a relationship. I suppose l'm blinded by the wonderful feeling of someone being interested in me. I've learned the hard way that if they don't take the time to really get to know you, then it's not you that they're interested in. It's being in a relationship. And if you let it happen and don't get to really know them, you might mis
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    Rectangle - booyaabooshaw · 91d 2 Awards Her mom straight told me she's super manipulative. Edit- we're engaged with three kids and that was 4 years ago lol G Reply 4 7.1k 3
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    Font - TheAmishCurse · 91d 1 Award Lying, when I was talking to this girl l'm pretty sure I caught her making up insanely trivial and pointless lies to either impress me or simply out of impulse. Completely ignored that and how she just seemed to have everyone in her life up until now shut out. We started dating and then I met her parents who were not the deranged people she made them out to be, then I met her friends who didn't seem like the bad influences she made them out to be, then finally
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    Rectangle - _Dell · 91d She shares the relationship problem to the public media like were wanting some problem solver, therapist or somethin. G Reply 4 1.5k 3
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    Font - ShacklefordRusty42 · 91d We were in college and I was broke as can be. In our first conversation she wanted to go on a 1500 mile trip together to see a ballgame. When I told her there was no way I could afford it she asked "you don't have a savings account?" G Reply 4 4.6k 3 ...
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    Rectangle - ThislsFlight · 91d 1 Award She literally told me she was a bad person. Imagine my surprise when I realized she was very damaged and eternally running on survival mode. G Reply 4 664 3 ..
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    Font - Dfiggsmeister • 91d Dated one girl that just would constantly postpone our dates. Eventually I just got tired of being put on hold and walked away. She wasn't happy about that. If she's making you "chase" her without communicating that, you're gonna have a bad time. O G Reply ↑ 27 3 + ...
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    Font - Zeph_SAS • 91d Had a friend whose girlfriend for years would buy expensive clothes/luxury items all the time while working 2-3 jobs. He later married her and found out about 10 months after that she had over $150000 debt across 7 different credit cards. G Reply 4 76 3 ...
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    Font - Thames_CDN · 91d 1. She was out on a Valentine's Day date when she gave me her number , claimed he was just a friend who was crushing on her..turned out to be her long time boyfriend. 2. She brought up wedding venues on our first date For anyone wondering she was sufficiently hot that I willingly ignored any and all red flags, these are the things we do for CFL cheerleaders 6 Reply 4 333 3 ..
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