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Opinions, experiences, and maybe even knowledge! (No, not that!) |
My sister, susanL ![]() ![]() My whole point is that it is the women who chose such men that we need to work on. No person in their "right" mind could ever hope to understand sociopathic behavior - even criminal profilers struggle. And, because sociopaths don't wear badges, or announce their ultimate intentions, we need to arm women with the self-respect, emotional strength, courage, and, most importantly, the knowledge to know when to haul ass!! Most women who mess around with married men don't end up as a headline on CNN, but they often still suffer, so that right there could be the ultimate "starting point" - whatever you do, LEAVE THE MARRIED MAN ALONE! If one comes on to you, tell him to come and see you when he has the DIVORCE PAPERS IN HIS HAND! Number two: If you spent the night with a guy sweating up the sheets, then find out afterwards he's married, shed your tears, take your swipe at the male gender, then LEAVE HIM ALONE! Even if he ultimately gets divorced, he's already deceived you once, and will do so again. And God only knows what else he might be deceiving you about... Tres: Don't be afraid to "check a guy out" if things are shaping up to be more than just a neat fling. Use whatever resources you have. Of course, be aware that exes can be "tainted" so-to-speak, so what you want to do is look for patterns, both in his behavior with you and with exes. Again, these are all just starting points...there are other things to look for, things too numerous to mention in this mere blog. Please don't be a statistic. It's okay to not "have someone" or "have a man". If nothing else, think about any unborn children (or your current children if you already have a kid or two). Take your time, do a bit of homework, and you'll be spending your 10th at a Motel 6 rather than at the county morgue... |