3 Types of Guys You Should AVOID, But Are Still Attracted To

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Yes, I'm pounding a Red Bull. Does that make me a bad guy? Maybe.

Yes, I’m pounding a Red Bull. Does that make me a bad guy? Maybe.

We all know love is totally irrational. Why? Because attraction is NOT a choice. You cannot CHOOSE who you are attracted to. Instead, you can only CHOOSE who you date (and ultimately marry).

And weirdly enough, sometimes the very fact that a guy isn’t interested, makes you even more attracted to him. I’ve seen it over and over again.

This is based on so many years of experience coaching men on how to meet and date YOU.

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Well, all of this has to stop today.

I want you to be aware of the 3 types of guys you should avoid, EVEN IF these types are wildly attractive to you.

Have you ever been attracted to any of these types of guys? If so, let me know in the comments section how it worked out. Do you agree with my list?

Your Bud,

Adam

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Lili
10 years ago

Thank you very much!

Christina
10 years ago

So funny and true!

Renee
10 years ago

Wow..you sure got challenging chad absolutely right….so true…

Jennifer
9 years ago

i have actually taken myself out of the dating arena because my picker is so broken.

One day I am going to meet someone that not only drains my bank account but also bankrupts me and not only is abusive but will kill me.
I don’t understand why this happens every single damn time

Cece
9 years ago

Thanks Adam. But as you said that it’s really hard to avoid these types of men. Sigh

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