Is it true that women never leave a man unless they have a new guy already lined up?

Question

cuz that seems to be the way it is....really.

Answer 1

For the most part yes. Every woman I've ever dated or tried to date either had a boyfriend, or kind of sort of had a boyfriend, or just hangs out with one particular guy as a friend with benifits, or just a friendship/relationship without the sex yet. Or they aren't with anyone, but their minds are still stuck on the last guy they were with, so in a sense, their mind is still dating the last guy regardless to if he was a jerk or not. They attach themselves to possible candidates of special someones at all times, until a better guy comes along and askes them out. Or they try the other team and have a under the radar relationship with the girly friends in some way, sometiomes sexual, sometimes almost sexual but not quite, and sometimes just very close friendship that could potential become more. It's their way for some to vent and take a break from guys.

The guy that is the best guy, is the one they never leave, and eventually marry. But I never met a girl who was strictly alone.

And for those who say this is untrue, think about it. How many times do women usually deny the truth of something, and then do exactly that, or say they want one thing, and do another. Many say they date any guy with a great personality, but most only date taller men when you watch their actions and dating habits.

Feminism said they wanted men to be more sensitive, so now we have emo culture and the same woman make fun of them.

Don't believe the hype.

Answer 2

for the most part yes, unless there's abuse or neglect involved. i guess its partly that women usually crave a partner in the way that men crave sex. A guy may not get rid of a girl unless he's sure to get sex somewhere else. Similarly a chick may not leave a guy without knowing that she can find emotional or physical support from somewhere else. I've known girls who've gone from one partner to the next without ever being alone. It's kind of gross in one way to think that someone is so dependant. Mind you, women probably also say that men are gross for not being able to keep it in their pants.
What i guess it comes down to is that people don't like being alone, and seek out intimacy in whichever way they define it. Some people also can't stand being alone because they are weak, but i also think that some people try not to be alone because they might feel afraid of spending time with themselves.
Some people don't really know themselves, and probably don't want to.
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Answer 3

No this is not true. I am sure there are some women that do this but sometimes when you break up with one guy you need time to get yourself back on track and to assess what you have learned from the relationship. What you liked about your ex and what you did not like and also time to yourself to prepare for a new person to come into your life.

Answer 4

Thats how the smart ones do it.

Men should do that too I think.

Maybe most of us are always ready to "trade up" if we have a shot at doing that. Human nature I think. Probably excusable, religeons might disagree with me on that. Also, maybe people who you are with for a long time should get special consideration when comparing, especialy with someone unknown.

Answer 5

Yeah i think thats pretty accurate. Its not always true but in most cases it has been.

Answer 6

No. Sometimes they have a woman lined up.

Answer 7

No. I've broken up before with no one waiting in the background.

Answer 8

I wouldn't know, since I don't date. But I sincerely doubt it.

Answer 9

Hell no. I leave a man if he's not treating me right.

Answer 10

It does seem that way, but all circumstances are different.