Women make the mistake of thinking this behavior is cute, but men KNOW it's disrespect

Hey guys! Today we are talking about women's bad behavior in relationships. Women make a huge mistake in believing it's "cute" but these types of actions will always drive a good man away...especially over time if the behavior is repetitive. I give 3 good examples of women that are making this EXACT mistake. Let me know if you agree or disagree!

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[SKBottom]

The biggest red flag are these women who have to put their entire lives online.

[SlideRulePirate]

The cookie thief is (not so low-key) jealous of the husbands relationship with the daughter.

[joopdesmit]

Crying is definitely NOT a sign that the truth of some matter sinks in. Crying can be a weapon to end a discussion she knows she can not win.

[thefrustratedtheologian]

RE: the cookie. She not only disrespected her husband, she disrespected her daughter and the father-daughter relationship. That was big.

[pookatim]

There is a frighteningly large amount of childish behavior in women today. It was never such an issue in the past. I am an old man and I speak from experience. I have seen women get upset and yell. I have seen women get upset and cry. I have seen women get upset and become silent. But never before did I see grown women throwing tantrums. Never before did I see women competing with their children for the father's attention. I never saw the sheer selfishness of women as I am seeing today.

[Dr.K.]

I told my therapist that my other therapist is Emily W. King. This week she watched a bunch of your videos. She said that you are doing a brilliant job addressing the difficulties her male clients are experiencing. Thank you! 😊

[legiontepes]

Accountability is a woman's kryptonite.

[Recovering_Californian]

Pro-tip: Don't date (or marry) 'influencers' of any kind. You're just asking from drama in your life. Not to mention your privacy will go straight out the window.

[arturoescorcia]

The mother who stole a cookie not only disrespected her husband and daughter, she recorded herself doing it and uploaded it to social media. That's a very toxic trait right there.

[streetcop]

I went on a blind date… she berated the waitress literally yelling “how hard is your job.” She went to the restroom and when she came out she found me on my phone calling a cab. She asked if something was wrong with the car… “nope, you just aren’t riding home in it.” I want you to know she called me for months after trying to go out again. The friend who set us up said I was probably the first person in her life who called her on her crap.

[robby]

The cookie stealer is not only a bad wife, she's a horrible mother.

[ericwalstrand]

She not only disrespected her husband, but her daughter also.

[chitownnemesis]

I've said it before, and I will keep saying it... Typical grade school behavior. Mental maturity is lacking in modern-day women.

[MichaelNNY]

That whole cookie thing would be a HUGE issue for me. My wife would be sleeping on the couch for a week. It's not funny, it's disrespectful, and I think would really harm the relationship because it shows a core lack of respect way beyond the trivial nature of the act.

[chopperskier]

A Hall Pass is complete disrespect for your partner, period, man or woman.

[WarPhoenix]

Hall pass: he should divorce her. He can do soo much better. Cookie thief: she's shown she can't be trusted. Blue toilet water: I'm not buying her apology. All three need to be deeply humbled.

[olorinistar]

That "hall pass" behavior was unacceptable even as a joke. I find it disgusting even privately within a marriage, but to make it public is blatantly disrespectful.

[cjpreach]

No lady is perfect, but CRUELTY must be stopped.

[randomdude]

My professional and personal experience is that when a woman starts crying there is a high probability she is trying to manipulate you.

[tbyrn]

My wife uses crying as a weapon so much that I now NEVER believe her crying is legitimate.