Many Men
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The Womanizer>
He
is the man who thinks every woman wants him, and he can get any woman he wants.
He usually does get who he wants. Ladies there is a price to be paid and
sacrifices to be made. he knows how to play the game.
It was the summer of 1993. I looked out of my
apartment door and there he was. Chocolate brown, big smile and sexy triceps
were cruising in a white convertible with the top down. I made an internal note
that he would be mines.
Within a few months, we had maneuvered our way into
each other’s presence. Soon after we started dating, I knew I had met my future
husband. He was so smooth. The language he used melted my heart and every piece
of my soul.
By the next few months, I found out he wasn’t just
dating me. The smooth operator had an ex-wife, a girlfriend of 2 years, a soon
to be baby mama and a couple of other prospects on standby. I overlooked all of
those signs and more because when he was with me, he made me feel like I was
The One. The Only One.
Then I started looking out of my apartment door
again. This time I was looking for answers. Several times I would see a honey
brown streak coated in white zoom by. Was that him? He did not even stop by
here? I was not surprised to find out that he was wooing another woman who
lived in the same apartment complex.
One child and 10 years later, I was finally fed up
with the womanizer. there are not enough blank pages in any composition book
for me to tell the full story of the hurt, pain and embarrassment I endured
from the relationship. He had played his cards well. Actually, he played with
several decks of cards.
There were many lessons learned from those years of
being with the chocolate wonder. The regrets are few but the messages are many.
Some relationships are like walking on broken glass. You never know how
painless the journey can be until you walk through it.
Tip #1:
When someone gives you their
time, it does not always mean the person is present. Effective communication
allows you to know what’s going on in the other person’s mind. Discussing if
the other person is really into the relationship with YOU saves years of
disappointment down the road. Intimate undivided attention sends
miscommunication to the receiver that the relationship is monogamous when in
fact it may not be.
Tip #2:
Know who you are dating
before putting your heart into the relationship. Be an expert about your
significant other. Ask about past and present relationship history. Be curious
about the other person’s daily activities and lifestyle. Spend more time
together outside of the house that you spend the most time in to be aware of
what’s really going on.
Open your eyes to relationship warning signs.
Question any uncertain behaviors. Assess the relationship carefully before
committing. Follow through appropriately based on your conclusions.
Are you uncertain about the direction of a relationship?
Contact ginmanconsulting@gmail.com for guidance.
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