- Wear second hand pan’ties.
- Tell another woman, “You don’t look that fat.”
- Believe a man who is not making eye contact but says, “Go ahead, I’m listening.”
- Get a tramp stamp.
- Date one of your girlfriend’s exes.
- Expect your relationships to be anything like a romantic comedy.
- Take advice from Oprah’s latest guru.
- Be rude to a waiter.
- Let anyone mentally, physically, or verbally abuse you.
- Apply eye makeup while driving and/or stopped in traffic.
- Ask your man, “Do you think she looks prettier than me?” (He doesn’t. He really, really doesn’t.)
- Eat garlic, spinach, or corn on the cob on a first date.
- Wear makeup to bed.
- Attend a wedding looking better than the bride. Or dressed in White.
- Apologize for being modest or chaste.
- Date a man you are not crazy in-love with.
- Let a girlfriend who has been drinking go anywhere with a man she just met.
- Take off your clothes anyplace someone has a camera or video recording device.
- Keep a stuffed animal on your bed after the age of sixteen.
- Get on the back of a motorcycle with a man who is younger than your dad.
- Ignore signs of cancer in the hopes that it will just go away.
- Settle down with a “bad boy.” You can play with one but don’t marry him.
- Refuse to tell a man what you really want for your birthday and then be disappointed by the gift you receive.
- Provide financial support for a man who is not disabled or completing his education.
- Go more than six months without gossiping with your mum.
- Agree to be on a reality show with the words, “Tujuane”, “Big Brother”, Real Housewives” or “Bachelor,” in the title.
- Dig your key into the side of his pretty little souped up four wheel drive, carve your name into his leather seat, take a Louisville slugger to both head lights, and slash a hole in all four tires.
- Expect a man to understand why you like Gold and diamonds.
- Limit your Bible reading to the verses in your self-help oriented devotional.
- Chase Di’ck
- Pierce your ni’pples.
- Wear cheap perfume. Don’t touch anything that’s not genuine designer.
- Use profan’ity in any situation where your toe is not stubbed.
- Be surprised when a man is unable to read you mind.
- Assume that a stay-at-home mom doesn’t “work.”
- Tell your man, “You really didn’t have to.” (He did. He really, really did.)
- Shave off your eyebrows only to redraw them with a pencil… it makes no sense
- Expose your br’a straps in public.
- Wear too much make up; you end up looking like a cheap who’re.
- Wear a vest or sleeveless top without shaving your armpits or without a br’a underneath
- Leave chipped nail polish to wear off on its own, there’s a reason why they sell nail polish remover.
- If you can’t afford good quality human hair, don’t bother.
- Acrylic nails are so 2002. Wear your natural nails or apply Gel Nails. Simple is sexy.
- Do things for a man with a hope of getting something in return, expectations are dangerous. Do it because you simply want to.
- Contradict what your man says – in public.
- Stalk the man that left you for the other woman
- Share your best friend’s personal life with every Tom, Di’ck and Harry.
- Act on distress in relationships like checking your man’s phone, nagging him to death, and acting like a paranoid freak.
- Stop obsessing over your body. It’s good to eat healthy and work out but let’s leave it at that.
- Over-accessorize. Stop looking like a Christmas tree.
- Leave home without lip-gloss, your phone and most of all, your dignity.
- Leave your used sani’tary towel in the toilet for the next person to see. Women please!
- Wear very high heels if you can’t do the Naomi Campbell walk. You look like a drunk grasshopper.
- Wear short skirts and low cut tops when off to an interview. You will create the wrong impression.
- Lie to your man about your age.
- Going to bed without washing and moisturizing your face.
- Not carry a handbag after the age of 17.
- Forget your parent’s birthdays.
- Skipping gyna check ups. See your gyna at least once every year.
- And finally, ‘Never wish to be like any other woman. There are others out there envying you for who you are‘
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