“Unlock the Mystery: 62 Surprising Turn-Offs Men Overlook That Could Sabotage Their Charm!”
I’ll tell you what—re-entering the dating game after a ten-year relationship sounds like diving headfirst into a pool filled with piranhas! That’s what happened to my friend, and let me tell you, she’s got some stories that would make even the most seasoned dater raise an eyebrow. From a guy accusing her of catfishing because she didn’t disclose her race (seriously?!), to another expecting her to pay for everything—honestly, where do these characters come from? It seems she’s not alone in her wild ride through this dating jungle.
A recent Reddit thread posed the burning question: “What’s one thing men do that they think is attractive, but actually isn’t?” And folks, the responses flooded in like a tidal wave! Redditor *RedemptionKingu* got the internet buzzing with tales of men who seemed blissfully unaware of their off-putting antics. I mean, have you ever noticed how some guys think they’re swooping in for romantic victory, but instead, they land with the subtlety of a three-ton elephant on roller skates? Oh, it’s a minefield out there!
According to the insights from this lively discussion, a lot of common male behaviors might just be landing flat. As I sifted through the responses, I came across a few real gems. It’s fascinating—almost like a hilarious social experiment gone rogue. And to help us navigate this tricky landscape, I had a chat with dating coach *Blaine Anderson* to bring in some expert advice on avoiding these cringe-worthy moments. So buckle up, because we’re diving into a world of surprising (and often hilarious) dating faux pas that men unknowingly commit, while thinking they’re on the path to romance! Get ready to cringe, chuckle, and maybe even nod in agreement as we explore the top behaviors that can instantly kill the mood.
I have a friend who recently entered the dating game after being in a long term relationship for more than ten years. The stories this woman has told me are wild. From a man accusing her of catfishing him for not disclosing her race, to another expecting her to foot the entire bill and drive him home – on the first date. She’s seen and heard a lot. It appears she’s not alone. According to this Reddit thread, there’s no shortage of men behaving badly but believing they aren't. Redditor RedemptionKingu racked up thousands of comments when they asked Women of Reddit: What's one thing men do that they think is attractive, but actually isn't?
The OP told Bored Panda they'd seen the question before directed at men. "I wanted to see what the answers would be like when I switch the genders," they said. "There were lots of answers like 'being an alpha male' which didn't surprise me, but some stories and anecdotes were interesting and surprising." Keep scrolling for some of the worst things a man can do when trying to impress a woman. And don't miss the chat we had with dating coach Blaine Anderson about how to improve your game.
