9 Things Women Should Never Do For A Man - Women MUST WATCH

9 Things Women Should Never Do For A Man - Even If He Loves You
[Women MUST WATCH]

As a Relationship Coach who regularly helps you navigate dating, relationships, and self-love, I see many of you doing things to prove your love, which often backfires by pushing him away, making him take you for granted, and eroding the attraction.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Starting
01:00 Women Should Never Do For A Man 01
01:51 Women Should Never Do For A Man 02
02:51 Women Should Never Do For A Man 03
03:42 Women Should Never Do For A Man 04
04:12 Women Should Never Do For A Man 05
05:03 Women Should Never Do For A Man 06
05:43 Women Should Never Do For A Man 07
06:11 Women Should Never Do For A Man 08
06:44 Women Should Never Do For A Man 09
07:40 Bonus Relationship Advice For Women
08:04 Closing

01. Don't Become The Female Version of Him
It's natural to be interested in your partner's hobbies, but don't abandon your own passions. Faking interest creates a disingenuous connection. Embrace activities that make you unique – that's what initially attracted him anyway!

02. Don't Hide Your Intellect
Don't hold back your opinions or water down your arguments. A stimulating partner will appreciate your sharp mind and engaging conversation. A healthy relationship thrives on mutual intellectual growth.

03. Don't Become Mom 2.0
Constant nagging and cleaning up after your partner creates an unequal dynamic. He's a grown man, capable of taking care of himself. Focus on building a partnership, not a parent-child dynamic.

04. Don't Put Your Dreams On Hold
Don't put your life aspirations on hold for someone else. The right partner will be your biggest cheerleader, encouraging you to pursue your passions. A supportive relationship allows both individuals to blossom.

05. Stop Avoiding Conflict
Disagreements are inevitable. Learn to communicate your needs and concerns respectfully. A healthy relationship thrives on open communication, even when it's difficult.

06. Don't Fully Rely On Him Financially
Having your own financial security empowers you. Don't become dependent on a partner for money. This creates an imbalance and can be used as leverage.

07. Don't Excuse His Behavior
Love shouldn't mean accepting disrespect or mistreatment. Set clear boundaries and don't tolerate bad behavior. A healthy relationship is built on mutual respect and trust.

08. Don't Isolate Yourself
Don't let your relationship become your entire world. Maintain strong connections with friends and family. A healthy social network provides support and balance in your life.

09. Avoid Uncomfortable Intimacy
Don't be pressured into any physical intimacy that makes you uncomfortable. A good partner will respect your boundaries and prioritize your feelings.

Bonus Tip: Avoid sending revealing photos!

Remember: Strong, empowered women attract healthy relationships. By prioritizing self-worth and setting boundaries, you create a foundation for love that respects and celebrates who you are.

Ismael Gomez III
I'm a Cuban - American Relationship Coach, Author, and Speaker.

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[JRSLOVE]

Women-never do this for you men
1. Do NOT become the female version of him.
2. Do NOT hide/down play your intellect.
3. Do NOT become mom 2.0!
4. Do NOT put your dream on hold.
5. Stop avoiding conflict.
6. Do NOT fully rely on him financially.
7. Do NOT excuse his behavior.
8. Do NOT isolate yourself from your personal circle.
9. Avoid uncomfortable intimacy.
Bonus: never send him naked pictures!!

[Ivana_piranha]

“A grown man should be able to take care of himself.”

Say it louder for the people in the back. 🙌🏻

[Bubumauka]

My dad told me to NEVER call the boy back if he doesn’t return your call and he’s so right.

[amaliakonrad]

I am married for more than thirty years and according to my experience this young man is absolutely right.

[kathybieganski]

This young man has excellent advice. Over 70 yrs old/40 years married… he speaks the truth !

[ann]

My dad told me to never rely solely on a man. Boy was he right!

[redwoods]

I am a 68 year old woman and I endorse every point he enumerated. Great advice.

[josutton]

It's really simple ladies. Respect yourself. Love yourself. You don't have to have a "man". Be who you are, do what you like, and if you meet someone you like, and he can't handle you being you, that's his problem. Single is best.

[sandramartin]

A therapist told me years ago to never do anything sexual you don’t feel comfortable with. Comfort equals trust. Listen to yourself and trust your gut if it doesn’t feel right.

[julietellsthetruth]

#4. I put my life on hold for him. Married for 28 years, followed him around the country for his job. I had to keep starting over while he got transferred and promoted. Then when he finally started resenting me, I had to get a lawyer through the divorce because he was only going to allow me a third of our assets because I only made two-thirds of what he did. And after 28 years of marriage, I had to learn to buy a car, do household repairs, all the stuff that I, as "the little woman" wasn't allowed to do. After divorce, I bought a car, bought a house, finished two more college degrees. Moved across the country, spent time volunteering overseas... The first half of my life was lived for other people. I'm living the second half of my life for me.

[headstonelover]

my ex husbands wanted me to like the same things they did and I told them that's not good for a relationship. I started to lose myself because of this. I did forget my dreams because they kept calling me dumb. at 59 I am now continuing my life and what I always wanted to do. they relied on me financially. and NEVER MARRY AN ALCOHOLIC and if you date one or marry one get out

[mnikaluza]

I hit all 9 of these in my marriage … and he not only had zero respect but he became very cruel to me and walked out on me & our daughter… he’s my ex husband and I’m an ex people pleaser

[ajcraft-hello]

“…Being yourself is the ONLY way to be IRREPLACEABLE…”🐝🐑😘

[yankeedogg]

My wife and I married right out high school and this year make 33 years. We have similar like but we have dislikes as well. We agree, we have disagreements. It’s about balance and compromise. Marriage isn’t easy but, it’s not impossible. A good marriage is a beautiful blessing.

[arianahoule]

My first impulse about your video was not to like it. However, I made myself listen to you. I ended up agreeing with a lot of what you were saying. There are so many arrogant and disrespectful men out there doing videos on how to abuse women. I'm glad you are not one of them.

[writer]

Amen. I learned the hard way. I made excuses for my husband's behavior; made him my world; celebrated every birthday, unbirthday, and family event with his family, even though they never made me feel like part of the family. After 6 years, I packed up my kids and left. I didn't want this lifestyle anymore.... Now, my husband is finally showing up, making changes, and limiting contact with his controlling, enmeshed family.

[zelmalang]

As a retired pastor I can say, right on bro. I have seen so many couples in trouble because they did not follow your list. And your recommendations apply to both parties in the relationship, not just the women. Good advice.

[pinnaclepottery]

It’s so nice to be 67 and have worked through all this crap!! A book that changed it all for me was ‘The Road Less Traveled’. 😊

[cassandraknight]

No need for disagreement to be a “ FIGHT “ … I’m so glad how you explained that one at the end. It’s so scary and hurtful to have a man fully yelling at you.