At what age did you learn to never trust a female?

[PaperEnterprise]

21. fukk you Veronica

 

[The Guru]

Probably about 22/23. I wouldn't say never to trust, but don't put a woman's character on a pedestal because of her sex.

 

[wastedmermaid]

Thanks to the internet, I learned early on

 

[JackRoss]

I knew from time but had to learn the hard way. At least I wasn’t married my baby mom was fukking on me while accusing me of such and then the cherry on the top is she was an escort for 60+ year old cacs..

I lived out of hotels for a month , just got settled in my place had to drop 10k to furnish it all but I’m at peace and she can’t get a dollar out of me and I will never be cordial with her and never be in the same room as her until my dikk in the dirt..

I even specified in my will I don’t want her or her family at my funeral WHATSOEVER


No cap true story brehs

So all in all I learned at the tender age of 26

Your BM was a escort for old white men

Your kid lost

 

[Youseenmywork]

My mother wasn't the best mother I been aware of female nature since I was seven I was rasied around women . Trust its different when Mom's anit shyt . You'll be aware of female nature if mom's anit shyt ...

 

[Threnody]

I was HOH all my life until College and wasted 5 years on a fine/wack bytch and resumed being HOH

I kinda don't regret it..no kids..and at least I can say I genuinely tried once but never again

 

[semicko82]

I was HOH all my life until College and wasted 5 years on a fine/wack bytch and resumed being HOH

I kinda don't regret it..no kids..and at least I can say I genuinely tried once but never again

Why stay with her so long if you knew she was wack?

 

[Kairi Irving]

I realized at 17. Its like a blessing but not really. Especially if you are attractive too. It made me feel like not going with nobody, I just knew too much for my age

 

[Sad Bunny]

I was HOH all my life until College and wasted 5 years on a fine/wack bytch and resumed being HOH

I kinda don't regret it..no kids..and at least I can say I genuinely tried once but never again

I used to think that movie/music love was real but it's just a fleeting emotion

 

[Threnody]

Why stay with her so long if you knew she was wack?

I said "fine/wack"

as in her body/face was 9/10 and everything else was

Plus I was in college/working so I wasn't around her 24/7 after school was done I couldn't ignore certain shyt anymore and dumped her ass

 

[Oatmeal]

I was cautious around women at about 19 cause I was suspicious of my girlfriend at the time and found out she was doing dirt, then every relationship onwards I became less trustworthy towards women I'm with. Every time I had a gut feeling about something it's been right. They'd say I'm tripping but then months or years later admit to something when I'd see them randomly somewhere, they don't know I already didn't trust them back then though

Back in the day, mid 90s Stone Cold Steve Austin use to say "DTA" DONT TRUST ANYBODY, thats probably when it all started for real.

 

[King Khufu]

Never

 

[King Khufu]

I want to, but I'm too smart 4 dumb hoes.

 

[Hey_zeus]

19,20

 

[HabitualChiller]

When I was 8, and my nikka Chris (who was 22) got cheated on and called broke by his longtime girlfriend of 4 years. The crucial thing was that it just happened out of thin air.

They were on a quick date and had to to stop for gas after getting some Micky D's. Honest to God, that nikka came home crying and telling me, an eight year old that had never even seen a p*ssy, what happened next. This man's pockets were so hurt that he was straight pulling out nickels and pennies from every crevice of his car. She straight spazzed on him and left him to search while she walked the fukk off.

Chris winds up finding like $3.15 worth of gas, then drives to the club to sulk. He looks in the VIP section, and sees none other than his girl hugged up with someone that looked exactly like Lil Wayne.

8-year old me was like: "oooooo, you met Lil Wayne:grinohhh:?"

Chris: " Nah he just looked like him"

Me: "Oooo, did you get his autograph?"

I'll never forget that night. The fact that someone can just switch up like that is crazy. She literally had a grown man confiding in a child about the heartlessness of women while crying on a mattress on the floor.

p*ssy/love really is a drug...

Edit: In hindsight, she wasn't wrong for leaving him. Chris got like 7 years for robbing a gas station like 3 years later.