The Always-Controlling One:
The guy who controls her life. Yes, a relationship is about sharing, and of course you should care. But there’s a huge difference between caring and controlling or dominating.

We once heard about a guy who would sometimes wake up and punish his girlfriend for no reason. He never explained why he liked doing that, but it’s obvious this comes from psychological issues he doesn’t even feel—but the person with him does, eventually, and she leaves. Sooner or later, she leaves.

The Always-Angry One:
A man getting angry at a woman on TV might look “manly” and appealing, just like a man lighting cigarettes on TV—it looks cool on screen. In real life, it kills.
The guy who gets angry because she was a bit late, or because she replied on the second call, or because the door won’t close properly, or because it’s sunny, or cold… the guy who wakes up angry and sleeps angry. No woman can tolerate him except his mother—and even she, if she could replace him with something else, probably would. That’s instinct.

Sex Controls His Brain:
There’s a “scientific fact” that says men think about sex every 9 seconds—whether that’s true or not. You might be thinking about sex every 9 seconds or even every second. But if you’re in a relationship (especially during the early “getting-to-know-you” phase) and you can’t control it, all your talk, jokes, choice of hangout spots, and even your text messages start revolving around sex.
That feeling is noticeable, and she starts feeling like a “thing” more than a “person” (even if you don’t mean it), so she distances herself to get away from that raw, animal energy.

Stubbornness:
Look, no one has the right to say “I’m right, I’m right” after Hassan Shehata subbed in Amr Zaki and scored a goal within minutes. He was right—we all saw it. Clear.
Other than that, everything in life and every decision is open for discussion, and you might be right or wrong. A stubborn man in a relationship drains massive effort from his partner until she’s exhausted. Then she has two choices: either stay and constantly accommodate you like you’re crazy, or leave.

The Desperate One:
Let’s put it simply in one sentence: the desperate guy is the one who turns himself into a doormat just so she can walk all over him out of love.

Over time, your value drops in her eyes. It shows in her behavior and lack of appreciation—and most likely, you’ll be the one who feels sorry for himself and walks away.

The Enemy of Women:
In today’s society, with openness, the internet, and reading, the number of women who don’t believe in women’s rights has become very small.
So if you’re against equality and you find one of that small minority, fine. But if you meet someone from the larger majority and she likes you, she might pretend to agree with you at first—then after a while, reality bombs start getting thrown at you.

The “Perfect” Guy:
They say they want a “good, kind guy,” but in reality, when you’re the polite guy who doesn’t drink, doesn’t stay out late, doesn’t like going out, prefers staying home, has no past experiences, dresses neatly and properly—basically someone built exactly by the book—that can be a bit boring… actually, very boring.
Life with you becomes super stable, but dull. If that’s you, you’re totally fine—but try every now and then to do something new or unexpected.