7 Types of Women That Can't Be Saved

Summary

This video script delves into the art of discerning 'unsaveable' women in dating. It outlines a 'dating matrix' to gauge a woman's relationship history against her age, suggesting an ideal range to avoid potential red flags. The speaker advises against dating women who never let men pay, are more attractive than their partner, accept men as they are without pushing for growth, lack friends, declare love too quickly, or have unrealistic expectations, measured by a 'delusion calculator'. The goal is to save viewers time, energy, and heartache in finding a suitable partner.

Takeaways

• 🚫 Avoid dating women with no prior relationships as they may lack emotional maturity for a long-term commitment.
• 📊 Use the 'dating Matrix' to gauge the ideal number of past partners for a woman based on her age, avoiding those with too few or too many.
• 💸 Be cautious of women who never let you pay for dates, as it may indicate they don't respect traditional male roles or your desire to provide.
• 🍦 Test a woman's willingness to reciprocate by offering to pay for a small treat after you've paid for dinner to assess her quality.
• 🤔 Beware of women who are significantly more attractive than you, as they may be more likely to cheat due to increased attention from others.
• 💼 Seek women who challenge you to grow and improve, rather than those who simply accept you as you are, to reach your full potential.
• 👭 Consider a woman's social circle; having no friends could be a red flag, while having a few good friends indicates maturity and trustworthiness.
• 💬 Be wary of women who say 'I love you' too quickly, as it may signal emotional instability or a desire for validation.
• 🧐 Use the 'delusion calculator' to assess if a woman's expectations in a partner are realistic or overly picky, affecting the health of a relationship.
• 📉 Women who accept you 'as you are' might hinder your personal development, whereas those who encourage growth are more beneficial for a relationship.
• 🔢 The timing of 'I love you' is crucial; waiting until 3 to 6 months into a relationship to express love is a sign of emotional maturity and stability.

Q & A

What is the 'dating Matrix' mentioned in the script, and what does it represent?

The 'dating Matrix' is a concept used to illustrate the ideal number of partners a woman should have had based on her age. It suggests a minimum and maximum number of partners for women ranging from 18 to 30 years old, with the idea that women outside this range may come with undesirable baggage or red flags.

Why is it suggested not to date a woman who has never had any partners?

The script suggests that a woman who has never had any partners, especially as she gets older, might lack the emotional maturity for a long-term relationship or could be 'crazy,' indicating that there may be serious underlying issues.

What is the two-step test to determine if a woman allows a man to take care of her during dating?

The two-step test involves: 1) observing if the woman lets the man pay for everything at the end of the day, and 2) after dinner, suggesting to get something sweet and seeing if she offers to pay, which would indicate her quality and willingness to reciprocate.

Why might dating a woman who is significantly more attractive than you be problematic?

The script implies that a more attractive woman may receive more attention from other men, increasing the likelihood of her cheating. It suggests dating women who are as attractive as you or slightly less to maintain a balance in the relationship.

What does the script suggest about a woman who accepts a man 'as is'?

According to the script, a woman who accepts a man 'as is' might hold him back from reaching his full potential, as men tend to work harder when they are around women they want to impress.

What does the script suggest about the importance of a woman having friends?

The script suggests that a woman without friends might have serious red flags, indicating potential issues with trustworthiness or social skills. Having friends is seen as a sign of maturity and the ability to maintain relationships.

What is the significance of the timing when a woman says 'I love you' in a relationship?

The script suggests that the timing of saying 'I love you' can indicate emotional baggage or immaturity. Saying it too quickly can be a sign of playing with emotions, while waiting until 3 to 6 months into the relationship is seen as a sign of a healthy and stable emotional state.

What is the 'delusion calculator' and how is it used in the script?

The 'delusion calculator' is a tool mentioned in the script that assesses a woman's expectations in a partner based on certain criteria like age, race, height, and income. It helps determine if her expectations are realistic or delusional by comparing them to the average American man.

What does the script advise regarding the number of friends a woman should have?

The script advises that a woman with no friends is likely not ideal for a long-term relationship, while having one or two friends might not be dangerous but could still indicate potential issues. More than three friends is seen as a positive sign of social skills and relationship capability.

What is the overall message of the script regarding dating and relationships?

The overall message of the script is to be cautious of certain types of women who may not be suitable for a long-term relationship due to various red flags. It encourages self-improvement, setting standards, and understanding the dynamics of dating to avoid heartache and find a compatible partner.