Why Men Love Bitches

Whenever a woman requires too many things from
a man, he’ll resent it. Let him give what he wants
to give freely; then observe who he is.
Men like things that are difficult. They like to drive stick-shift
automobiles. They like to jump out of airplanes, and they like to
climb mountains. They like to do the impossible. Therefore, when
he has to go out of his way to see you, he is actually happier. It will
not feel like work to him.
This theory applies to anything—a phone call, time together, sex,
or whether he checks in at the end of the day. If you always make
him feel he has plenty of space to do his own thing, he’ll always feel
that lust. You’ll be like a lover not like his mother. He’ll perceive
you as a privilege rather than an obligation, and he’ll come your
way.
The No Cage Rule
The minute a man feels vulnerable, he fears being devastated
emotionally. When he meets a nice girl, she could potentially
represent “forever.” Heaven forbid she lets the word 
relationship
trip off her tongue a couple of times? Call 911. He immediately
thinks she wants to latch onto him and have babies. Heaven forbid
you get excited to see a cute baby? Trauma. He has nightmares and
sees it as a sign that he’s in dire need of a backup form of birth
control.

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Sometimes you hear men say, “I want to leave my options open”
or “I don’t want to get tied down.” Or they use catch phrases like
ball and chain
or 
henpecked.
My favorite is a hyphenated term
that begins with a female body part and is followed by the word
whipped.
ATTRACTION PRINCIPLE #16
A bitch gives a man plenty of space so he
doesn’t fear being trapped in a cage.
Then . . . he sets out to trap her in his.
Clearly, men are scared to death of losing control of their
freedom. The thought of being stuck with one woman frightens
them. If a woman immediately acts as if she 
expects
a man to
behave like a serious boyfriend without much effort on his part, he’ll
get scared and run off. With the nice girl, it only takes a few dates
for him to feel trapped. And then “lock-down mode” begins.