What women traps should one always avoid ?

You don't need to worry about it. They will only try to trap the ones they feel worthy of their traps.
 
I've past the last 2/3 years trying to understand the female / male minds women in general are manipulative creatures and finding a quality woman is realy hard nowadays if you are not into something serious like marriage hit and run mate
 
I don't think "traps" are limited to women, but in general here's a trap.

"But if you love me..." or any sort of manipulation of the idea that her problems are your problems and that your inability to carry or desire to carry those problems are somehow an indication you don't love her or being firm in your stance is somehow an indication you're just unwilling to compromise.

It's a trap because now based upon her feelings, you standing firm on your ground is an unloving action toward her (placing blame on you) and if you don't stand firm on your ground, she gets what wants and you aren't loving yourself.

The last woman I dated for 5 months and I started getting the idea that she might be bi-polar or clinically narcissistic about 4 months in. It was like a switch had flipped. She didn't like my décor I had in my house, she was triggered by things like this picture of my daughters that had our last name on it because she didn't have a family like that, was bound and determined she was the next Oprah, but the kicker was when she said "I need you to do something for me. I need you to put your daughter's belongings somewhere else when I'm there because it just makes me jealous of them."

I said "no and I'm leaving". She said, "wait, don't go, I just need you to understand and listen. This is something I have to work through and if you love me...".

We probably said those words too soon, in fact, I know so, but regardless love is a choice and I chose to no longer love a woman that treated me that way. There's 41.5 million single women in America and any woman that uses the phrase "but if you love me" can go right back to the pool of abundant options she came from.
 
I may catch some flack for this, but marriage 99% of the time is a bad idea for hyper-successful men. Yes, I fucking said it. Marriage itself is a trap in many cases.

Even if you're girlfriend was the sweetest, most loyal girl up until you sealed the deal, she can screw you over and take half of your shit with zero notice. And unfortunately, a lot of times the main incentive a woman has to treat you like a king is to get that ring. Afterwards, they have nothing to work for - familiarity sets in and you begin to realize you only loved who you thought your partner was.

This is just based on stories I've read online and a bit of real-life experience (I'm not married myself, but know people who are and have had this issue).

That being said, it makes perfect sense. Be wary fellas.
 
Even if you're girlfriend was the sweetest, most loyal girl up until you sealed the deal, she can screw you over and take half of your shit with zero notice. And unfortunately, a lot of times the main incentive a woman has to treat you like a king is to get that ring. Afterwards, they have nothing to work for - familiarity sets in and you begin to realize you only loved who you thought your partner was.
This would never happen to me, If I got married someday, she would have to earn a lot more then me, you need to have your plan ready. I would be her toyboy at home husband and serve my love to her as I should .. =)
 
I may catch some flack for this, but marriage 99% of the time is a bad idea for hyper-successful men. Yes, I fucking said it. Marriage itself is a trap in many cases.

Even if you're girlfriend was the sweetest, most loyal girl up until you sealed the deal, she can screw you over and take half of your shit with zero notice. And unfortunately, a lot of times the main incentive a woman has to treat you like a king is to get that ring. Afterwards, they have nothing to work for - familiarity sets in and you begin to realize you only loved who you thought your partner was.

This is just based on stories I've read online and a bit of real-life experience (I'm not married myself, but know people who are and have had this issue).

That being said, it makes perfect sense. Be wary fellas.

This is exactly true.

I was married. I sat across from a therapist toward the end of it and she asked "do you think she might be having an affair?"

Nah...NEVER! The girl I married and had spent 15 years that could hardly show up late to work without feeling guilty would never.

I was wrong. She had been with my best friend and some other dude. I was the saver, investor, etc. She had joint access to credit cards and we both had our "fun allowance" of a few hundred a month, of which she burned through and mine was still partially here. I brought cash into the relationship, too which becomes joint property at marriage. Plus, because my state is based upon overnights, even though I have my daughters basically 50% of the time, I lose an overnight every couple weeks, child support doesn't phase out so I just like some sort of minimum that's more than most local families make in a month.

She got dicked down for a 5 figure pay day for doing so in addition to a retirement account (I opted to keep the homes).

I will never get married again. I'd rather get even more wealthy and buy a yacht so I can surround myself with the same beautiful women I dated in my 20s when I'm in my 50s and then die at peace all alone passing what I have to my daughters.
 
"Women traps" ? This sounds like judging based on gender. Yes, physically there are differences between a male and a female.
However, when it comes to "traps" to avoid, such a thing is not based on gender at all, so it is not fair to ask such a question particularly directed towards women.
 
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