Why Most Women Fall For The Wrong Men

By M.S. Joel

When it comes to romantic relationships with men, unfortunately most women don't always have a better deal! Little wonder they are always ending up with bruised relationship, broken heart and painful divorce. But why? Because too often they have no faintest idea that the success or failure of any romantic relationship or marriage depends, to a large extent, on them!

Unfortunately most women – especially the good girls – are guilty of messing up themselves early with wrong men, either with their action or inaction or by committing themselves to men who are banal and unscrupulous.

So what sort of women falls to the wrong guys?

How can women differentiate the good men from the bad ones and attract the responsible, decent and the eligible men? What are the signs to watch out for so as to know that you, your daughter or your friends are dealing with a responsible man who is willing and ready to make commitment to you (or to them)?

Whether you're a man or a woman, single or married, submerged yourself in the Why Most Women Fall For The Wrong Men and get answers to these troubling questions that would save you, in the long run, years of heartbreak, regret and unwanted separation.

• Language: English
• Publisher: TNWI Book Publishing & Rights Agency
• Release date: Dec 26, 2018

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Table of Content

Chapter 1:

Why Most Women Fall for the Wrong Men

Chapter 2:

Women and Intimacy

Chapter 3:

Women’s Choice of Age and Maturity

Chapter 4:

Women’s Show of Pretense

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Chapter 1:

Why Women Fall for the Wrong Men

Ordinarily, young girls speak harshly about bashful men, but secretly they like them. A little bashfulness flatters a teenage girl’s vanity, make her feel superior; it is her earnest money. When they are lulled to sleep, then at the very time they believe you are about to perish from bashfulness, you show them that you are so far from it that you are quite self-reliant. Bashfulness makes a man lose his masculine significance, and therefore it is a relatively good means for neutralizing the sex relation.

-      Soren Kierkegaard, The Seducer’s Diary, Translated by Howard and Edna Hong

HAVE you ever wondered why is it that those men with the paragon of virtue, men who seems to have possessed flawless quality, contextual perfect characteristic or focus trait most times lack the requisite tastes and, tragically, don’t always appear to be sociable and appealing among the female folks?

Why they are reserved, gentle, and are deficient, to an extent, of that social skill and dazzling likability that gets most women fascinated?

Or why, sometimes, they can hardly create that revealing, memorable atmosphere to attracting the women of their own choice?

Ever wondered why they live, and like a tick-tock of a wall-clock, revolve within the circumference of their own choosing to the point where they hardly consider it an appealing, convenient priority in meeting the opposite sex, or in getting to know them better, how they think, act, and their approach to life?

Or in knowing how to treat a lady (like a sentimental paradise), how to respond to some of the unconscious signals that women, in their glorified complexity, often emit; their fascination for earthly toys, for fairytale romance and excitement?

Conversely to most women, these kinds of guys are not seductive to their imagination; they are scarcely charmed