I'm a 10 year married man and going to say it as it is. Our society normalizes certain bad behaviors. We men tend to excuse red flags in which we should NOT.

@gh0rochi363

2 жыл бұрын

Where were you when I was 19?

@michaelchambers7691

Жыл бұрын

Another thing to say, there was an elderly man on an airplane who told a crazy belligerent woman, "sit down, karen." It's a huge blessing people including Courtney Ryan are coming around bringing this behavior to the light and causing discussions on this topic. I really like The Quartering and a group of girls who expose woke behavior. I'm really glad women are coming around facing this craziness. This shows there is goodness in women, a lot of good men don't get with these kind of women. This may change due to good women coming out voicing off and not being shy. Modern feminists and the woke mob aren't just attacking men, they are attacking women and their biological nature. More women are becoming fed up.

@610kclaf

9 ай бұрын

It's inevitable. Supply for women exceeds demand, therefore they can be firm on red flags because the next opportunity is right around the corner. Demand for men exceeds supply, therefore we have to excuse red flags because the next opportunity won't come around for along time.

Chris Rock said, "when you meet someone for the first time, you are not meeting them, you are meeting their representative." So if you really want to know what you have in a person before moving in together or marriage, you need to date! Date a lot! and ask a lot of questions!

@LiGHTProductions

3 жыл бұрын

Important note to remember: just by simply asking questions won't guarantee you the truth. So asking a lot of questions won't get you that far ahead.

@Stahodad

3 жыл бұрын

Or go on a vacation or weekend away or visit with their folks...then you really find out who they are...in all situations.

@TheChillimouse

3 жыл бұрын

Think that is a big problem tho. I am never like that I am always me. But yea a lot of people do that and in a lot of cases it is so obvious. Why do people do this.

@ranjanudayashankar1569

2 жыл бұрын

Chris Rock has too many good quotes

@Danny328DT

Жыл бұрын

Don't ask a lot of questions! You're gonna scare them off. It's bad enough people feel pressured in an interview. Why would you treat someone like it's a business? You're not trying to sell yourself to others. Have casual conversations, learn more from them, but take it nice and steady.

Red Flags: Late, Rude, Distracted, or Loud Green Flags: Friendly, Well Dressed, Cool Hobbies/Interests, and Engaging in Conversation.

@dariokalel25

3 жыл бұрын

Does are for men and women in general

@Themrine2013

2 жыл бұрын

my problem is i am not really a talker. i do talk but keeping a conversation ongoing sucks sometimes. i like sitting in comfortable silence though

@hello-bw9xd

2 жыл бұрын

@@Themrine2013 introvert? I personally am... Never been on a official date 🤦‍♂️

I was kinda shocked to learn that Courtney was 25 in this video. Not that I thought she was 35 or something, but with the way she carries herself and acts, she comes off as more mature and older than you might think. Part of me wishes that most women would do this more often.

From personal experience: 1. Insecurities 2. To social media focused. 3. Mean to wait staff (inpatient, entitled).

"I hope you find that guy". Good move.

"It's on me, we went to the Olive Garden..." LOLOLOLOLOL

Courtney your voice of reason needs to be heard by women. I imagine most women don't want to hear from you though. Please pursue more opportunities to speak to your sisters.

A girl that takes an interest in you're interests, even if it doesn't interest her (at least at first). She's a keeper.

A sense of humor is a sign of intelligence and I think is essential for a long term relationship. I have been married 25 yrs and laughing is the best stress reliever and helps you keep a perspective.

Being on your phone, on a date is very rude. Dating is scary, lol. Great video as usual.

@aaron-damonkassner4715

3 жыл бұрын

Facts. It bothers me sooo much.

@codiserville593

3 жыл бұрын

I've thought for a long time now, that dating and relationships is willingly letting yourself be vulnerable around someone where hopefully good comes of it . But it's always a risk, and what's more is, I think you've got to be strong enough to allow yourself to be vulnerable in the first place, but somehow have a strength to where even if your exposed vulnerability is taken advantage of or betrayed, you won't be completely destroyed because of it. How someone does that, I'm not sure I can say

@selfconflicteddating6117

3 жыл бұрын

Yup, I would always turn my phone off on a first date once they arrive. I wouldn't want to be distracted

@angelexi

3 жыл бұрын

@@selfconflicteddating6117 Same

@me5969

3 жыл бұрын

It’s bloody rude regardless. If someone’s talking to you and you pull your phone out and start scrolling through Facebook then that’s top tier nobhead behaviour. The problem is a lot of people don’t have basic manners and communication skills in regular day to day interactions so they’ve got no chance when on a date.

One of the biggest red flags: when she doesn't have any hobbies or interests, becasue after you get into relationship with her, it's you what becomes her hobby. After that you don't have any personal space, I mean by that sometimes you want to have fun with your friends or do your hobbies or you just want to be alone for a while, but that's pretty tricky with girl whose only hobby is her BF 😀

@RogerLoera

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately there are some girls like that.

@lyndsieannette957

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I can't imagine what kind of slug you'd have to be as a woman to be like this. 😅

@kupkysenna5608

2 жыл бұрын

@@lyndsieannette957 I used to date such a girl and some friends too and yes, "selfish slug" is what describes it the best

"We went to the Olive Garden, so it's on me..." LMAO

Red flag and probably a Black Flag - Constantly talking about her exbf. Especially, if she says he was a big jerk.

@beautifulspirit7420

3 жыл бұрын

The same for interviewing new employees, anyone stupid enough to bitch about a former employer is a NO.

Courtney, you are so right about getting attached and then how hard it is to get out when you discover the red flag later

“Be the filtered version of yourself and then dose in the craziness” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Best line in the video! Good advice too!

Green flag is when they are complimentary. They compliment you. Many women feel they don’t need to compliment a man even if he’s worth complimenting. Making me feel good about something that perhaps I never even noticed is a really nice feeling.

Red flags: If she cheats to end past relationship(s) she’ll do it to you eventually when her triggers inevitably arise. You aren’t special, she won’t be different with you, and you can’t “fix” her. If she’s been promiscuous, she’s addicted to Eros, and won’t want to “settle” for Pragma. You can date her, but always remember she can’t be a faithful wife.

@danielfoerster3416

3 жыл бұрын

she doesn't love you, it's just your turn

@jpoeng

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielfoerster3416 For my ex wife, I eventually realized “love” wasn’t an expression of how she felt about *me,* but a reflection of how I made *her* feel. She felt “love” for feeling secure and validated, not for me as a person. I think that’s actually true of many women. I know very few who, over time, seem to truly love their partner as a man, warts and all. And those women are *all* “old fashioned,” raised with traditional values.

@jpoeng

3 жыл бұрын

@ad izzle The thing is, at the beginning of a relationship they can be hot for you. But their underlying skills at communication and commitment are weak. They’ve developed using cheating as a substitute for healthier coping mechanisms of working through challenges in relationships, or the uncomfortable conflict of breaking up in a healthy manner. So when the relationship is stressed, as all long term relationships are from time to time, she cheats. There’s also a difference between the short term tingles of lust, and the long term type of love that the Greeks called Pragma. So I’ll say it again: You aren’t special. Your magic D won’t transform her into a faithful woman. Cheaters don’t work that way.

@jpoeng

3 жыл бұрын

@ad izzle Do you realize how arrogant it is to think you know the people I know better than I do? Black pill guys love to project some 100% certainty onto everyone, and humans aren’t like that. It’s actually a fallacy of thinking to believe in a “us vs them” world with no nuance.

@stevec3526

3 жыл бұрын

@ad izzle You're damn naive if you believe that. Women who cheat will always FIND a reason why they loose respect for a guy. They often are bored or they want male validation and approval. Life always has it's up and downs so cheaters can easily gaslight with a "reason why". Women will react emotionally and cheat. They often think they are smarter than anyone else. I have known women who were bored then cheated and in doing so literally destroyed their lives.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video, Courtney; it really is so funny and insightful 😆😊❤️ Even though I know most of the content in this video, always being open to hearing people out all the way through, there's something new you can learn from *anyone*. Like being attracted to chaos, and them focusing so much on their social status Very helpful, especially to a 18 year old like me ☺️❤️

This was a great video. You should do these more often. Definitely funny lol. A few things I would add is for dating advice to build on your self love, self esteem, your body and your finances. Once a person can strive to get those things. You won’t give time to toxic people that isn’t on the same page.

Courtney’s videos are such a pleasure to watch❤️

"They're the common denominator in all those friendships" Hmm thats a pretty good point

I love that you bring a variety of perspectives to dating advice, it’s super helpful!! :)

@Mogamishu

3 жыл бұрын

Do you always rush to comment on her videos and flatter her ego before even watching them? What a sad life.

These guys are ALWAYS great entertainment. Also its relatable to us guys so these are my favourite.

Oversharing bc you're not actually happy is 1000% correct!

Red flag: I come back to the table after using the restroom and my date hands over her number to the waiter.

To that first guy who said "We went to olive garden so it was on me" I have to say DON'T THINK LIKE THAT. She clearly was not into you and was just using you, OR got offended that it wasn't some place expensive. Those are red flags of HER, not YOU.

Really enjoyed this one. Great format!

This was so great and she really found some quality and kind men. I do think that Courtney may have to give some of these men some style tips. She's dressed so well and they all look like they showed up for a bbq.

This was awesome! I’ve been through all of that stuff they talked about...I get it and completely understand. It’s just great to know I’m not the only one (I say this cause I have a ton of married friends that don’t get it and think I’m just a single playboy) and that it’s going be alright I guess. Those are some real dudes.

A red flag for me would be of she gets defensive. They can either say sorry and admit they made a mistake.

I appreciate these guys sharing their experiences and you Courtney for giving them the platform to do such 😊🙌. For me, big red flags are bad attitude, definitely being on her phone the whole time we are hanging out, she's a party girl, has a ton of guy friends, taking forever to reply or call back but she been on social media the whole time. Flaking on dates and not even trying to reschedule. Not mentioning they have kids and always talking about exs. Most importantly talking over the guy. I don't mind the pet names haha 😄. If any of those big red flags happen; I'm out.

@GEORGIOARCADE

3 жыл бұрын

Ohh and some green flags are, she's smells good, has great style, very talkative, strong minded, straightforward, nurturing, and makes me feel comfortable around her. I'm not difficult to please

@DrBoX89

Жыл бұрын

Late to the party but these are great answers. I agree, my friend.

@GEORGIOARCADE

Жыл бұрын

@@DrBoX89 aye that's great to know. I'm glad you found my words helpful. Thanks for commenting

@Danny328DT

Жыл бұрын

​​@@GEORGIOARCADE Isn't that like every young woman out there right now? It's hard to get them out of that once they've adopted that behavior when they were single. Wouldn't you give them a chance to change that?

I feel on the first date neither person are telling everything about themselves. So be careful. Courtney your channel is the best on KZread. Keep the great videos up.

@beautifulspirit7420

3 жыл бұрын

Yes you need plenty of dates to get to know them.

Minute 13:00 I disagree. Its not about the age its about maturity.

A red flag is when they talk shit or gossip with you behind other peoples back. It can be kind of fun to engage with at first, but at some point your going to think "what is she saying about me behind my back?". A green flag is when she says nice things about other people or forgives others mistakes.

@marcricos

3 жыл бұрын

+9999, and not only with girls, but people in general.

@Nepthu

3 жыл бұрын

How do you find out what someone says when you're not around: spy cameras?

@whitemakesright2177

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nepthu He said gossip WITH you. As in she's gossiping to you about other people.

Red flag. Had a chick days before our first date repeatedly ask me if I was gonna kiss her on the first date. Flash forward to the date. Where just sitting in my car chatting and she goes “you’re not doing anything just sitting here” then grabs my face and proceeds to kiss me. Worst part is it was the worst most standoffish date I’ve ever had lmao

I would love to have this same convo with Courtney. There’s a ton more I want explored here.

Pretty sure that girl who said that thing about saying "I love you" on the first date was a comedic genius.

Thank you Courtney this was helpful to have more of a span of opinions👍🏽

Great content Courtney ! Fellas upvote this so as many guys can see it . I interview men and women of the public on dating and relationships figuring out the alternative truth of modern day dating.

Good, honest video content, Courtney. Keep up the good work...

I can’t believe Courtney is only 25. She is very mature for 25

The guy who mentioned the age differences really has some good wisdom. It's true that women who are that young will still likely not have everything built up right away. It's unfair to expect women to be up to standard at such an earlier age than you are, so it's good to be on a similar page in life.

I’m a simple man I wake up see a new Courtney Ryan video give it a like and go on about my day

Thank You Courtney, you should do more videos like this.

Really good quality: When she is super chill. Not to be confused with shyness. Girls who stay level headed and chill in all situations except really exceptional ones are so much more attractive to me than hysterical drama queens, which are a big turn off for me. It is tied to a certain mental maturity. If you have the impression that talking to the girl is like walking on glass (= any word can be the wrong thing to say and cause her to explode for no apparent reason), that's a showstopper for me. Positive example would be Lina E. (the bright blonde) from Courtney's other videos. She has this calmness I am referring to.

The BIGGEST 🚩 I experienced was a young woman who got angry when I gave her advice. Another are those who say I need to change and have no clue what my problems are. "Change" does not mean improvement. Green flags are people who improve according to changing situations. A lot of people can't handle change well.

I’ve mentioned this in the comments section in other videos. First, take your time to evaluate yourself, your lifestyle, your values, your beliefs and what you want out of this life. Then, create a “deal-breaker” list of qualities and characteristics of the partner who will complement your life. Lastly, be certain to talk about theses topics within the 1st week or month of dating (depending on your schedules and how often you are able to meet) and you will skip the long grueling months of trying to look for red flags.

@LiGHTProductions

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, definitely to speak about all of these in the first week otherwise you are just wasting your own time with her, BUT most of us should know this by now. Quality advice, though.

This might not be your target demographic, but would you consider doing a similar video for men in their mid 30s? I feel like things change a lot for men and women between 25 and 35, including the red and green flags and what you look for in a partner.

"Well it's on me, we went to the Olive Garden." Lmao , love this guy.

Hey Courtney, my name is Skye & I have had long hair most of my life. I have constantly battled my thoughts on whether or not to cut it or keep it (my hair is about as long as your's. I would love if you did a video on reacting to guys with long hair.. love your videos BTW!!!

Very much enjoyed this.

My personal Reg flags..... 1 - If she's acting like she's not interested in getting to know me 2 - I find out we have opposite political views 3 - She does drugs & drinks too much My personal Green flags..... 1 - She's genuinely interested in getting to know me 2 - She's supportive of my hobbies 3 - She gives off feminine/caring/nuturing vibes 4 - She likes to travel

If I found myself with a lady, women, who's playing on the phone. I would say excuse me in need to wash my hands before we eat & after we ordered. I'd leave her there to eat the bill. Then she can ask her phone why I left.

@kurts6741

3 жыл бұрын

Done basically the same thing 3 times.

@christophercombs5977

3 жыл бұрын

I just learned something today.

@megaexidor

3 жыл бұрын

@@kurts6741🤘🤘🤘

@beautifulspirit7420

3 жыл бұрын

I am just stunned that people can be so rude. I remember years ago seeing a couple on a date and the guy was watching the game on the TV behind her constantly. I guess anyone who is easily distracted and isn't giving you their full attention is a flat NO.

@Butterfieldowl

3 жыл бұрын

Lol!

This was awesome please keep doing theses

I lived in California for about 40 years, been in the Navy, and just recently moved to northern Utah. Different places have different behavioral norms.

Ok, been watching a lot of Courtney's videos and broke up with a woman I was dating for 2 1/2 months. We got along well enough, but through time, one red flag after another revealed itself. Although beautiful, she had no hobbies, no girl friends, all the guy friends were guys she had dated in the past, talked about her most recent Ex often and her back and hips were covered with tattoos. All that and she started acting flakey. IE Playing hard to get and being controlling. Guys...you don't NEED a woman to be happy. Thank you, Courtney for all the helpful and substantive content!

Everyone has insecurities, but not everyone has insecurity ISSUES.

My biggest red flags are: - if she doesn’t even come close to offering to pay for herself or split the bill. (Obviously they aren’t paying but like it’s the incentive that’s important) - if she over talks me waaaay too much (I know nerves are on the table so stuff happens) but they completely dominate the conversation and don’t let me speak. I’m super easy going and I find first dates easy but these are just some flags to look out for boys!

These guys are so real! - respect

If the pandemic has taught me one thing, it's that walking/hiking dates are the best. If she tries to look at her phone, she's likely going to walk into something and we get a chance to see if we can click while being fully present before any money is involved.

This was fun. I feel like I found it informative

Some things that I used to look at when I was single. 1. How does she treat other people (not you, but people on the street, waiters, cab drivers). That reveals way more about personality than what people fake one-on-one. 2.. Is she smart? Does she have the capability to discuss various topics on general level, or only the ones she is really interested in. 3. Could she be able to step out of her comfort zone for you? Doesn't really matter if it is to put a worm on the hook for fishing or going to a hockey game together. Just the point that she is ready to adapt her life to work together for the future and accept the fact that we are two people with our own intrests that has to be able to exist under the same roof. 4. Is she confident in her own personality. Does she seem like a real person or more acting a role. Could you live together with that kind of person? For me those were the main topics. Looks well fade over time, new skills can be learnt and people change professions. Men generally want love and support, we like to relax at home and no extra hazzle about some stupid shit. If we would look for sex (hookers, one night stand), fight (boxing rink) or a maid, there are other options that don't mess up your life so much. To invest in a relationship, there has to be more on the table. Just my toughts, after 18 years married, and still counting.

15:15: Red flag: eating at "The Olive Garden." Olive Garden women tend to be "bad news"...speaking from experience.

“she used the word poopy” 😂😂 im dying laughing

A time ignored a red flag was when the girl I liked (and she liked me) cried on the phone when I said we can't date yet. She lived in Tampa while I lived in orlando, so long distance while both of our families have only seen each other a few times. I bypassed it and said, "You know what? Let's do it." Pro tip: don't give into the emotion if it isn't the right time! I'd rather not go into the rest, but that's just one time I ignored a red flag. I should've realized she was feeling way too attached and attracted to me for my own good instead of taking advantage of that (which is what I did, so you can be a jerk even if you aren't one directly).

For me there are 6 essential factors that I monitor as the relationship develops and each one will be revealed slowly as acquaintance becomes friendship then intimacy. It also takes a certain time for her 'authentic' self to surface after a time of being on her 'best' behaviour. Unless her 'authentic' self is on display from minute one. Mental - intellectual and cerebral stimulation Emotional - does she demonstrate sensitivity on an emotional level Physical - is she receptive to and giving of contact Social - does she demonstrate a sensibility towards friends and family and politeness towards retain and restaurant staff Spiritual - does she have a spiritual centre and does she respect differences in spirituality Financial - is she willing to contribute to our mutual enjoyment of outings Having said that I monitor these 6 essential factors, I reflect upon each after each interaction and decide if she deserves more of my time. I have also found that language and word choice is a powerful indicator of how her mind works in terms of NLP. So many females seem to want a male to have a GSOH as if men were put on earth to entertain them. I have a natural propensity for humour and I also enjoy it when she also has a GSOH, but I do not see that it is my role to entertain her and that if I don't, she will dump me. Apart from the red flags identified in this video, the biggest turn off for me is the female who expects to 'feel' the chemistry on first meeting otherwise she will not be up for a second meeting. That is judgmental AND shallow and tells me she is not willing to get to know me and allow the relationship to develop naturally. I also DO NOT want to be involved with a judgmental female.

@ScottH7651

2 жыл бұрын

this is really good stuff. very insightful.

The biggest red flag I ever saw was when I dated a Soviet girl and she brought a big red Soviet flag to dinner. It was quite literally screaming 'red flag here.'

My biggest red flag was she talked me into going to an after party from a pub and started taking drugs in front of me. Next day she got in touch to criticise everything about me, so I defriended her. She got in touch afterwards on Valentines day to wish me a happy Valentine's day (6 months or so later) to say her phone bill came and she couldn't afford it, could she borrow the money from me for it. Funnily enough I'd long since made up my mind about her.

This perspective is just as important as the perspective of the girls.

Another one I’d add that these guys didn’t mention is if she doesn’t show any interest in you: your family, job, hobbies, etc. I’ve dated girls that I’ve known their family tree but they didn’t know how many siblings I had. Very into themselves.

Trust me, when you’re 40+ years old, 22-25 is all one “age”.

@leslalanne3533

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and from 40+ that age gap can stay the same if you’re a good catch.A 15-20yr age gap works better when the woman is from about 30 as she is often exhausted by the rubbish and players out there by then.

@Filthy_Larry

2 жыл бұрын

@@leslalanne3533 after she herself played with the bad boys.

My best friend’s future wife talked to me about my friend not saying the “L” word after a year. But that’s just him. In my experience, girls are highly variable about saying or expecting the “L” word. But looking back, I was only in love once before I found my wife and loved her. I felt like I had to say it to make girls, I dated happy, but I only meant it once before I met the right one who reciprocated my love. Men, I’ve learned you let the girl say it first. If you say it first, it’s the kiss of death.

Courtney humble feminine able to tell you the truth without hurting you :)

I love this...I think I would measure success when I get the chance to speak to her on this channel some day (yes, dare to dream 😂❤️)

Courtney is a person I would learn much cause the guys are gaining too

Courtney your face glows more than my phone screen ❤❤❤

I know this has been said before but Courtney your voice is buttery. You should look into a side gig for voice over jobs.

I got setup on a blind date in high school. I realized she stood me up when she was three hours late.

That’s true, how is someone gonna like you if you don’t even like yourself?

thank god I found this channel. My red pill self development arc needed some balance lol

@OwnD1

2 жыл бұрын

This girl promotes healthy relationship prospects

What is your opinion on a guy dating an older woman, say for example I( soon to be 19) meet up with a woman who awesome to be with who happens to be let's say 23 or 25, or maybe 30 - 40 years old. What could wrong in that relationship?

I've definitely tried to progress things to a romantic relationship too quickly. I was partially motivated due to knowledge that other friends also had crushes on the same women because a lot of us have similar tastes in partners. In retrospect, that was all wasted effort because not only were those all women I now realized weren't the most compatible with me (just ones that I enjoyed interacting and spending time with and who were cute and fit) but my other guy friends were all too afraid of rejection to try and ask any of them out. While I would prefer to let a relationship happen organically through enjoying each others' company and good chemistry, I think it's tougher to be patient for guys knowing that women we're into are also on dating apps and getting tons of attention there. It's a lot tougher to take things slower knowing you're in competition with so many other guys out there, similar to my experience previously mentioned. I'm still endeavoring to do it but it is emotionally rough at times even when things feel like they're moving in the right direction but not as fast as you want.

@whitemakesright2177

2 жыл бұрын

"Be friends first" is really, really terrible advice. You didn't do anything wrong in romantically pursuing those women. They just weren't compatible with you, and now you know that, and can move on to other women that are compatible. That's what dating is - a process of weeding out incompatible partners into you find one that works with you. Sometimes things do happen organically, and that's fine, but it's a terrible strategy if you're actually looking for romance. I tried that for years and got nowhere. I didn't start making any progress on my love life until I started putting conscious, active effort into meeting women with clear romantic intention. Basically, the guy in the video is clueless.

In my experience, when it comes to women, age doesn't matter so much. I've dated women around my age, younger, and older. I found that maturity levels weren't all the different despite the age differences. I think it's more a question of character. I don't believe a guy should be with an older woman though in hindsight, simply because it's harder to feel like the head of the household if your wife can feel also like your mother. As for dating, my grandparents dated 3 months, and were married for 62 years until her death. Love is an act of will, not a feeling. Feelings are fleeting, fluctuating, and not reliable. A willful, dedicated commitment is what keeps a marriage going. It means sticking with someone, no matter how you feel.

I think a great video idea would be red flags with friends

Red flag of my ex fiancé (never got married) was that she was just 3-4 months out of her marriage. Why did I ignore this??

Girls who say “like” 5 or more times in a sentence.

Her voice is mellifluous

I'd love to see another video like this but with guys in my age group (40s). I wonder if the horror stories are the same as the stuff the 20-somethings experience.

it feels like these guys watch Courtney's Red flag videos a lot!!!

The last one doesn't quite work. My mom met my dad on the day of their wedding and my mom is 9 years older. They have been married for 30 years

Red flag being on Instagram. Drinking a lot, smoking or drugs

Remember, a relationship is not about "what can my partner do for me" that's greed. It's about "what can I do for my partner" if both ppl have that mindset then both of you will be taken care of without the greed.

On the age difference: I think it's not so much a specific number, but where each person is in their life. For younger people, one may have graduated college and been out in the workforce a couple of years, while the other is still figuring out their major--probably not the best fit. But if both have settled into working life and are moving up in their professions, then what's a few years in either direction? For me, I prefer a woman who is older than my daughter and is past the baby making stage. As far as kids go: as long as she doesn't have a 26-year-old son who is about to be released from prison and expects his mom to take care of him, then I'm okay. (that was a joke, but based on someone else's true story)

Great video

40 vids under 1 min Love from India ❤❤✨✨

Woman is tested for loyalty When partner goes through bad days And man is tested when he is having good wealthy lifestyle and how he treats his girl 👍

@MrCanadiansingh

3 жыл бұрын

@ad izzle 👌👌

@unlimited971

3 жыл бұрын

a man is tested for breathing. a man is tested for all ,every and any stupid reasons.

Yellow shirt dude is super chill.

Red flag 🚩, the first time my last ex met my #1 best friend after the whole interacting when we got back in the car was he is not allowed to go to our wedding. I do want to say it wasn't the best meeting but it was all based in his look. I kept dating this person for about 1.5 years multiple other red flags that kept popping up as well. I just told myself that it was nothing or just something small that Im Just going to have to get used to.

Please put English subtitles on your videos 🙏♥️