7 Things To Stop Doing For Men (He'll Chase You Within 14 Days)

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  @UncGotHeat · 1 month ago · pinned

  Be honest in the comments: how many of the seven were you doing? Just the number.<br><br>Then pick ONE and hold it for fourteen days. Not all seven — one. Fourteen days is long enough to learn something true and short enough that it costs you nothing.<br><br>Come back and tell me which one you picked and what happened. I read every one of these.

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  @adilenehampton9970 · 2 weeks ago

  7 years and I appreciate this info. Its never too late to get it right.

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  @KimTyler-y2c · 4 weeks ago

  Be yourself and if they start moving different, go on with your life. Don’t call, text, stalk their social, go on with your life! These men not heathy in their minds and they will drain you. They don’t heal, and they jump from woman to woman.

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  @VerleanHurd · 4 weeks ago

  Two weeks? You got 24 hours from the time you got my number.

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  @bernadetteharris2319 · 12 days ago (edited)

  Im tired of dealing men who will not accept accountability of their actions. Games are for my grandkids. &nbsp;I refuse to participate. &nbsp;I rather spend the rest of my life being in a healthy environment to grow old gracefully.

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  @Ladylearning4842 · 5 days ago

  THANK YOU UNCLE WISDOM. &nbsp;MASTERPIECE FOR SUCCESSFUL INTERACTIONS WITH MEN

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  @toomuch5488 · 1 month ago

  None. I am not intentional about having a man in my life. Good luck folks.

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  @lateshachurney5965 · 1 day ago

  After doing this for a long time you will eventually reach out to people again.

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  @DannyRelatestv · 2 days ago

  This is such an important message. Healthy relationships are not built by two perfect people who never misunderstand each other; they are built by two people who are willing to stay curious, communicate with honesty, take responsibility for their own patterns, and make space for each other’s feelings. Sometimes the most loving thing we can do is pause before reacting, listen to understand rather than to defend ourselves, and remember that being on the same team matters more than winning an argument. Healing in a relationship takes patience, consistency, and courage from both people—but it can create a kind of safety and connection that is truly meaningful. Thank you for sharing advice that encourages growth without shaming people for being human.

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  @AugustaWilliamsJr · 3 weeks ago

  No sex

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  @obyosuji6085 · 10 days ago

  The confusion is, when they say what they want and you do it right. At the end they still walk away. I m learning. Thank you.

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  @tachaherbert8765 · 2 weeks ago

  this was sooo informational and helped me understand some things. &nbsp;thanks!😃

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