7 Things Women Should Never Do For A Man [ Must Watch ]

7 things Women Should Never Do For A Man. [ Must Watch]
Today, we're delving into an important but frequently neglected part of dating and relationships: things you should never do for a man, even if you have the best intentions. When it comes to love and romance, it's easy to make compromises on the things that are most important to us, especially if we believe it will get us closer to that elusive fairytale relationship. Sometimes what we believe to be helpful or romantic can backfire, affecting our connection with someone. So I'm here to walk you through these typical traps, explaining why they may not be as beneficial as they appear, and by the end of this video, you'll have a clear perspective on keeping a good balance in your future relationships. Also, be sure to stay until the very end of the video because I have a special additional tip that ties everything together and adds a new depth to everything we've talked about; it's a piece of advice you don't want to miss.

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[amberdavis]

1. Giving him too many gifts
2. Abandon friends and family
3. Be submissive
4. Change your appearance
5. Being a Yes woman
6. Hide your intellect
7. Give up on your dreams
Bonus Tip: Not prioritizing self care and personal growth

[Serenity-ivqh]

I would add:
8). Don't finance his family emergencies, nor should you help him pay his existing debts.

[hopehadley]

You forgot to add: don't let him put his friends, co-workers, family members, pets, and other people ahead of you. If you're important to him, he should make you feel secure that you have a full commitment from him. You shouldn't have to share him with others to the point where you're just getting scraps: scraps of time, effort, attention, etc. all the time. It's normal to give time and attention to another person briefly, but if you feel like you're being taken for granted that you'll always be there when he happens to get around to you, forget it. At that point you're like the family dog, always waiting for some affection and being thrown a bone.

[Susan-kcew]

I've been married twice...both husbands passed away. I was married for 40 years. Every situation is different...every couple is different. There is no cookie cutter remedy for love. Relationships are difficult and remember nothing in life exists forever. Be wise, look out for yourself...take care of yourself...short & sweet.

[lynnschaeferle-zhgo]

Never was equal. He made over 100k. I helped him with his 2 degrees.and then was disrespected for my lower salary. After 10 years I had no social life. Then I discovered everyone had been told by the narcissist that I am a POS. I also couldn’t ask for help because if I loved him I should take care of everything. I passed him on to the next sucker.

[patriciathemaras]

I remember being called "a fat blob" by my ex-fiancè when I gained 10 lbs. Note...I said "ex" fiancé.🎉

[micellea]

I’m guilty of giving gifts in relationships. I’m single now lol

[LittleKitty]

Very true. I have always been single because men have always told me that I'm "not good enough". The reasons they have cited have included: wrong skin color/ethnicity, wrong spiritual beliefs, wrong nationality, my car is too big, I'm too rich/too poor, my hair is too long/too dark/not dark enough... so in other words, a bunch of BS but no real reason!

Now imagine if I had changed myself for them. Changed my appearance, beliefs, car, job... I would have been unhappy and the "men" in question would still have abused me because nothing one ever does for a narcissist is enough.

I refused to change anything about myself.

The men weren't interested in me.

That's fine by me. Saved me abusive relationhips. I might be single - but I didn't have to suffer divorces, break ups and all that nonsense.

And if someone comes along that does respect me - we will be happy together because it will be a relationship of equals with mutual respect.

[bernetajohnson]

Totally agree. Always have your own life and your own money.❤

[arianbyw]

Number one: do not enable men's bad behaviour to score points over other women.

[royalistkellyjones]

NEVER TELL A MAN YOU LOVE him... INSTEAD . SAY I RESPECT YOU. HE MUST EARN IT ALL. HE must do the work. Don't put the cart before the horse

[yuclsyg]

At first my husband watched everything i did. Hated my friends. Called me literally 20 times a day.. i broke it off and he lost it.i got so mad at him and told him to shove it.. i told him i would not be a doormat and i already had a daddy. ( my real dad).
He backed off. He became a better man and grew to love my friends and my family ..they gave him a second chance too..we dated for almost 3 years before i married him. We were together for 20 years before he passed away from heart disease... he was the love of my life and i was blessed. He just needed to know that i was not going to let him or any man treat me badly.i dont "belong" to a man... I was good to him too. Now i know there are some men who you should get far far away dont be no ones doormat. Oh, my family loved him also.

[lorrainedevlin]

When you buy gifts some men might also take advantage of that. I think we should not abandon friends or family.

[kimlogan]

I knew several women who gave gifts or money, it didn't turn out well for them. They usually wind up ghosted.

[MowjiSukisyo-TheOneAndOnly]

You do realize this goes both ways.
A lady friend of mine dated a yes-man for a while. Her complaint: I never know how he really feel about it.
My mom liked it when my dad put on certain clothes. Dad felt the same way about my mom. But they only did it when they went out. Then the 'dress up' is special and an extra for each other. And so, my dad is buried in a suit he really loved and had most of his life.
My gran always said that communication is key in a relationship and you should accept the other for who they are. You can adjust but adjustments must fit you.

[celestemichon]

This was very informative. I wish I would’ve seen it 40 years ago however, I have learned the lessons it’s not OK for him to not let me have friends. I got the strength to leave. I did have to sneak out though. I planned it perfectly and I am free and will never let anyone control me again. I hope lots of people see this young girls. They need to know the truth that they are good enough just the way they are.

[TheAttractionTriggers]

*True love doesn’t mean being inseparable; it means being separated and nothing changes.*

[seahunt]

Don't let him lay on couch watch t.v. and fix his plate and carry it to him.

[angelarose]

The only man I'll ever give a gift to is my husband.

[thilannguyen]

Involve in relationship is to balance your identity, not to loose your identity!
Love is somewhat real and sometimes is somewhat unreal
Because in life journey, nothing lasts forever!