Sunday, July 24, 2022

 The Red Flag Man

Timeless Dating Advice on Who to Avoid and Why

by 

Brenda Samuel



Are you in a relationship and going nuts trying to fiqure out WHAT'S GOING ON?

What does it mean when your guy does or says this or that?

Does he GHOST you all of a sudden for no apparant reason?

Did he come on sSUPER STRONG at the beginning only to fade away after you took the bait?

Have you been out together, bumped into his friends or family and NOT been introduced to them?

Does your guy SWITCH PERSONALITIES faster than the speed of light?

If any of the above are going on then you need to read The Red Flag Man ASAP!

Here I explain what's going on, why it's happening and what you should or should not do.

Looking forward to hearing your feedback!

Brenda

Monday, July 18, 2022

 Here is the Forward to my NEWLY released book, writeen by Tova Weinberg,  the book I have been promsing you, NOW available on AMAZON!

THE RED FLAG MAN

FYI, Tova Weinberg is an internationally renown matchmaker and was recently profiled in the New York Times!

Want to get smarter? Want to marry the right man? Then you must read the world's best summary of how to do it. 

The book is called The Red Flag Man by Brenda Samuel. Brenda has fabulous idea of what NOT to and what TO look for in the right man. 

Brenda has a smart analysis about the whole connection that can save you from being in a terrible relationship. It will teach you how to get out of a bad relationship and never duplicate it again.

I am a matchmaker and have been working as a matchmaker for 43 years, I use Brenda’s instinct and tactics of how to get rid of red flag men all the time when I talk to my clients about their bad relationships. The book teaches you the difference between men and women’s primary needs.

 I have saved many couples from horrible relationships by telling them to read this book. 

Every young woman should read this before attempting their first shot at a serious relationship.

 This book makes very accurate portraits of the differences between men’s thinking and women’s thinking. This book as absolutely changed many of my single’s lives. Its has provided them with more self-awareness. The book also emphasizes the six primary unique love needs: Trust, acceptance, admiration, appreciation, approval, and encouragement.

 It's imperative that women of all ages learn to recognize and take seriously the signs of an emotionally detrimental romantic situation.

Tova Weinberg

Thursday, July 7, 2022

 

  • MY NEW BOOK IS OUT AND AVAILABLE ON AMAZON!
  • Now you can finally order The Red Flag Man
  • You will learn how to recognize and AVOID the guys who will cause you heartache!

A guide for women on who we should avoid and why, how to spot potential problems in a man or in his situation, and what will likely happen if things move forward anyway, as well as advice on what not to do in a relationship.

Wednesday, January 19, 2022


Ladies it is a sign of unhealthy, even co- dependant behavior, to allow yourself to be used or abused by another person.
Whether socially or personally, never try to excuse his bad behaviour or make excuses for him.
If his nature is to be hostile, rude, cheap, thoughtless, abusive, an abuser of substances, whatever, do not allow or excuse the behavior.
Eventually YOU will be the one to suffer!
Only a therapist can help someone like this and you are not his therapist!

 

Wednesday, December 22, 2021

                                                                      Red Flag Man

 



Stop complaining and start paying attention to the Red Flags that ALWAYS present themselves within the first 15 minutes of meeting a person.

If you chose to ignore bad behavior or rotten character traits, thinking he would change for you, guess again!

So take the time to get to know a person and to recognize Red Flags and learn when to step away!

 

Wednesday, November 18, 2020

 



RED FLAG MAN

The Mama’s Boy

 

The Mama’s boy is that guy who is quite obviously over- involved with his mom.

A telling sign of mental health in a man is independent living with healthy levels of family contact and interaction.

 It is healthy if he makes his own decisions.

It is unhealthy if he has a compulsion to consult with Mom before making basic life choices such as “what shall I order for lunch?” “where shall I go on vacation?” or “shall I continue to date this girl?”

While it is admirable when a man is respectful and considerate of his mom (and all of his family members), it is another matter entirely if he is overly connected to and compelled to include his mother or consult with his mother, in his daily life. It is a RED FLAG if he takes it to the extreme by including his mom in his dates, allowing his mom to interfere with his relationship or sharing details of his intimate, private life with her.

Can your boyfriend make an important purchase or decision without consulting his mother?

Does his mother wind up sometimes coming along on your dates?

Does he discuss the intimate details of your relationship with his mom?

Does his mom have a green light to drop in on him/you two, unannounced?

Does he compare you to his mom?

Does he mention his mom’s style of dressing, cooking, working out, etc?


Is he capable of committing to you despite the fact that you may not represent his mother’s ideal choice of a mate for him?

A man who has not been able to coast along without the constant interference, approval and consultation with his mother will not make a good husband or boyfriend in the long term.

The primary focus of a boyfriend or husband is supposed to be on his partner, not on pleasing his mother.

It is important that an adult partner is one who has launched.  Visiting the nest occasionally is fine but running back to it or constantly seeking guidance from his parents is an indication that he is not fully functional as an adult. Most importantly it shows that he is not capable of running his own household or heading up his own family, as he lacks the self confidence to do so.

If your boyfriend wants to bring his mom along on some of your dates, live with or in very close proximity to his mom, regularly prioritize his mom’s needs and desires over yours, this is a big RED FLAG.

If this is the current situation, it is more likely than not to remain that way.

YOU are not going to change this dynamic.

Change comes from within a person and not from the pressure or demands of another. Even if he agrees to change the dynamic in order to keep you around, the change is unlikely to last unless he goes for therapy, and even then, there can be no guarantee.

The old adage “What you see is what you get” should be kept in mind if you are involved with a Mama’s boy.

Don’t accept second place. If he is a Mama’s boy, leave with grace.

Tuesday, July 7, 2020

Long Distance Love is a Big Red Flag!



The reason that I have been working harder than ever on my book
Red Flag Man is because I want to teach women how to recognize the type of issues, situations and problems that cannot or almost never can result in a happy ending.

The message is that if certain situations, issues or problems exist, 

do not fantasize that you can fix or overcome them through your love.

One of the common issues that I am seeing these days is the issue of the long distance relationship.

If you are cultivating a relationship with a person who lives overseas, and you are not able to see that person and spend time together in his environment on a regular basis, this constitutes a major Red Flag.

In particular, if you are an American talking to a non American -  BEWARE.

There is no way that you can get a grasp of the full picture of the person you are talking to, his life style, his situation, his relationships, his family dynamics, or any thing at all, if he lives across the ocean.

"Melissa" was talking to "Steve" for months. 

He lives in Australia. She lives in L.A.

They met up a couple of times at in - between locations and spent quality time getting to know each other and enjoying each other's company.

Most of the time the relationship was being cultivated via their daily communications on the phone.

They developed an intensity and a sense of urgency to sort things out so that they could be engaged and married ASAP.

Melissa had a great job and a beautiful apartment in LA.
She planned to retire in a couple of years and enjoy a nice juicy pension.

Steve lived in an apartment with a room mate. His job was not as stable as Melissa's. 
Steve suggested that they plan to live in Melbourne and that Melissa contribute her monthly pension to their living expenses.

Melissa was excited and happy to have found a loving partner who promised commitment and marriage. She was excited about the idea of living in an exotic new location.

Melissa's closest friends saw the Red Flags in the situation. They spoke to her about it, risking her ire, in an effort to protect her.

Why would she be willing to give up her job and home and life in the USA for someone who needed her to replace his room mate and allocate her pension to their living expenses?
Plus, she would not be able to legally work in Melbourne, meaning she would be entirely dependent on Steve, not to mention thousands of miles away from her support group of family and friends.

These warnings fell on deaf ears.

As things progressed, the plan was for Melissa to travel to Melbourne to get engaged to Steve.
In preparation, she gave up her apartment and moved in with her mom.

Luckily, she did not give up her job.

Shortly after arriving in Melbourne Melissa discovered the awful shocking truth.

Steve had another woman in his life with whom he had been carrying on for most of the duration of his "relationship" with Melissa!

When confronted, he said he was conflicted because he loved them both.

The moral of the story is clear. 
1.You cannot fully know a person and his circumstances while dating from a big distance.
2. The people who know and love and worry about you should not be dismissed when they attempt to warn you away from a situation.

Love can be blind to reality.

Stay away from Red Flag situations.