Comments on: Top 12 Reasons “Good Women” Are Single (Part 2)

By: Joy Obidike

Joy Obidike — Tue, 23 Feb 2016 03:50:50 +0000

I'm a 34 year old "good woman" and must confess that maybe some of my expectations were in Lala Land. Also, I'm very educated and extremely ambitious. I need to monitor how I exude confidence as to prevent it from being perceived as arrogance. Ouch and amen!

By: Iris Allen

Iris Allen — Sat, 20 Feb 2016 22:52:00 +0000

#9 – You’re ( You are) not Your

By: Hark Innovati Vincio

Hark Innovati Vincio — Sat, 13 Feb 2016 21:32:44 +0000

I read the 12 on why good men are single, and this one combined did the fairness.

You compiled the negative and offensive callouts in the first 6, making most dislike your entire blog.

I am poor, but am scheduled for payout of global sales royalty, December-ish
I am not college-grad, but cover 3 branches, specialist level. Patents under belt
I look like a model, but have zero motivation to walk up to 20 per week, nowadays
I have positivity, but half that smile back are taken, and others are bitter

Statistically, 50% roughly, don't have sex up to months or years. Men and women.
I find both very distinguishable, and it is not looks. It is attitude, logisitics, and ability.

Been called creepy for a touch on the shoulder?
A look? A hello? I have. I rank a genius, and have political influence, in literature.

Women that say men are awful are wrong and right
Men that say women are awful are wrong and right

And, yeah. Vice versa on bad traits, since both genders are individuals with imperfections.

Beautiful relationships happen a lot, too, though,

By: Colin Dearman

Colin Dearman — Tue, 19 Jan 2016 20:59:54 +0000

plus a lot of women who are "enjoying" being single and independent are talking crap, these are the kind of women who own a dog, thats the only relationship they can hold down, a dog doent answer back. So she is in control 24/7, by the time she thinks the time is rightto look for a man, shes way too old, and all thr guys shes snubbed before, because they are not good enough. Well,they are sitting in the same Pub as her, she thinks they have forgotten her, so she tries again, because shes lonely now. Unbeknown to her, that 'loser' she turned down 10 years ago, is now very happily married, and successful. Shes a serial loser, who now has to scrape the barrel for the dregs, because its only the bottom feeders who will look her way now. The moral of the story? when you're ship comes in, you better make you're mind up, are you going on a voyage, or you staying on the dock?

By: Aly Bee

Aly Bee — Mon, 10 Aug 2015 19:02:15 +0000

Ohhhh #8. #FixItJesus

By: Read Tracy Reed

Read Tracy Reed — Fri, 17 Jul 2015 04:42:28 +0000

Good article.

By: kacchiz

kacchiz — Mon, 30 Mar 2015 06:36:00 +0000

guess i stumbled on this late but i can obviously relate to couple of the listed pointers. am really hurting cos it seems i have not let go of my past hurts and this has made me unknowingly built walls of protection around myself. i also have this negative energy that makes me believe that i wont marry whoever i have sex with and it seems to be taking a toll on me. after a hurting relationship i dash into dating another guy just because i felt i could forget my ex and move on but i found out i didnt really love this guy like my ex and my bf felt it obviously and had to pull away. i was hurt but it didnt last for long cos i knew deep down i dont blame him but myself for thinking i could make it work, as i am still thinking of my ex. am thinking of letting him know that he really hurt me and den cutting all ties with him cos he is actually on all my social media networks. i also have this thinking that maybe cos i do try to be marriage conscious in every relationship i enter instead of enjoying my relationship has brought this on me. guess have said so much but am really hurting and this is almost a year now.