Just a refresher: scrotes will try to baby trap you

This subject has been discussed here in the past, but I think it deserves a refresher.

The video is about how a scrote will go as far as BEG you to have his baby, he'll promess he'll be there, he'll be a provider and a good father. He'll try everything he can in order to trap you into a relationship (of whatever kind) that will last forever because kids are forever. You'll have to deal with him until one of you die. Of course you'll be the one doing all the work. And if you dare complain, he'll call you selfish and crazy.

VET WELL, BE CAREFUL, BLOCK & DELETE AFTER THE 1ST RED FLAG AND STAY SAFE!

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Ivy

Feb 27

How can one know if the man wants to baby trap or simply have a family? It's something that I have been wondering, since it's not that uncommon that previously "good" men do a complete 180 after marriage or having kids. It seems like there's almost no way of knowing which one is it until you actually have children, and by then it's already too late if it's the former. Both can promise that they also take part in raising kids and are good providers, but how can you make sure you don't get trapped?

Blackrabbit

Feb 28

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The baby trapper I imagine as the guy who tries to push to have kids and dates a woman even though she says she doesn't want kids from the start. They also probably have LV traits and are the type that insist on being the provider. They will completely leave it down to the woman to deal with birth control because they're not the responsible kind of man. They have selfish tendencies and this is probably something you can spot during the early days. If a man does not do basic household chores, doesn't cook for you, does not make your daily life easier then he definitely won't help with raising a child.

Not sure the not being able to tell until it's too late is true , because when you're in a relationship, you spend sooo much time with that man and men can't hide who they are for more than a few months. Any man vile enough to deliberately get a woman pregnant probably showed signs of their misogynistic, narcissistic and controlling behaviour before that.

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Kaydeekakkoii

Mar 01

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not getting pregnant within first few months preferably until he marrys you. he will show his true colors before then if he’s trying to trap you

Unknown member

Mar 05

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This is a very important point. Being able to leave is a skill a lot of women can't do especially with sunk cost fallacy. People expect women to be forgiving. Most women stay with cheating men. Lilly Jay somehow got away from Ethan Slater even after giving birth to his son. But look at all other celebrity cheating scandals, the women stay with the cheating husband.

Blackrabbit

Feb 28

I saw a video saying a similar message today.

Basically it said that a lot of attractive, intelligent and ambitious women make the mistake of moving in with a man who is not that good looking, not successful and is the type that likes to control people. After moving in with him, the woman often has a baby whilst they aren't married. He tells her to stay out of work and let him be the provider. These woman end up isolated, have no money and is fully dependant on the man. And since they often don't marry new mothers can't share assets. While this is happening the man climbs the corporate ladder and becomes the boss at work. The man then becomes more likely to leave for a woman they perceive as better or more attractive.

The point of the videos story was , don't leave work and don't date down. Basically don't get baby trapped.

It proves FDS' point about not moving in with your boyfriend.

rulesoveremotions

Mar 07

In my experience a lot of men who tries to do that you can see red flags

Talk about babies way too early in relationships

Not respecting your boundaries

Taking things way too fast

Men in their old age too desperate to have kids

Just a refresher: scrotes will try to baby trap you

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