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7 Types Of Girls You Shouldn't Date
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Overview
The video starts with the idea that there’s no single “perfect” type of girl—what men want varies (body type, style, hobbies, femininity, etc.). But the creator then claims there are traits many men universally dislike, breaking them down as seven types of women you shouldn’t date, delivered in an exaggerated “take your notebooks out, it’s time for class” style.
1) Mrs. Way Too Bougie
A woman who’s “too good for anything,” expecting premium treatment no matter what you do. Even when a guy spends big (like paying a whole paycheck for Valentine’s Day), she’ll still complain—especially if he doesn’t follow the latest trends (including “TikTok-trending” roses).
Core issue: She’s dating for status/money, and nothing you do will be enough.
2) Mrs. Too Insecure
Her insecurity is framed as dangerous. She’ll start arguments over small things—like giving eye contact to a female waiter.
The creator jokes that the only way to keep such a partner satisfied would be to live like you’re publicly branded, e.g., blindfolded with a shirt saying she’s your girlfriend.
Core issue: Her insecurity turns normal interactions into constant conflicts.
3) Mrs. Too Ratchet / Too Ghetto
The narrator shares a club-line story to illustrate how this type allegedly escalates problems. A big aggressive guy gets pushy; the narrator tries to avoid conflict, but then a woman in front allegedly yells at her boyfriend’s situation (“cut us in line… you ugly gorilla…”). Her boyfriend looks like he wants it to stop.
The story concludes with the claim that the guy “got his ass beat” partly due to the girlfriend’s loud, confrontational behavior—implying the boyfriend always cleans up the mess.
4) The Girl Who Only Has a Big Mouth in Front of the Homies
He draws a line between playful teasing (which can be healthy) and public disrespect.
He describes an example where his girlfriend repeatedly made jokes about him (compared to a character from Ice Age), which he tolerates as “taking a joke.” What he condemns is a woman who humiliates or exposes personal issues in front of friends, then switches to sweet, cuddly behavior when they’re alone—only to become cruel or lie for laughs when the boys are around, including an over-the-top example of explicit “facts” designed to sound like a bragged-up performance.
5) Too Damn Horny (Sex-Obsessed)
This section argues that while sex isn’t inherently bad, some women are portrayed as being driven by it nonstop—turning everything into a sexual situation: in stores, at family dinners, in traffic, even during church service.
Core complaint: they have no substance, can’t hold a real conversation, and treat intimacy as the only “value” they bring.
6) The Pathological Liar
Any relationship built on lies is presented as pointless and exhausting. The narrator mocks “small” lies (like saying she’s running to the grocery store while secretly shopping at the mall) and argues that even trivial deception destroys trust in “the little stuff.”
He suggests it’d almost be “better” if the partner’s cheating or real intentions were just the truth—because lies create uncertainty and constant surprises.
7) Mrs. Control Freak (the “worst,” tied to needing to look inward)
This is framed as the most serious warning. The creator claims it’s a dealbreaker when a woman controls a man so completely it feels like she’s running the relationship like he’s on a leash.
He rejects strict “red pill/blue pill” labeling, saying people should pick what they agree with and ignore the rest. He emphasizes equal respect—both partners contributing—while arguing the unacceptable version is when the woman wants the man to “do her bidding” instead of building a balanced partnership.
Ending Takeaway
The creator reiterates that dating preferences are subjective:
“100% right for you might be 100% wrong for me.”
He encourages viewers (including women) to reflect honestly on whether they possess the qualities they expect in a partner.
Key Jokes / Standout Bits
- Bougie girlfriend: complaining about not buying “TikTok-trending” roses
- Insecure girlfriend: needing a blindfold and a shirt with her face to prevent jealousy
- Ratchet/ghetto story: loud girlfriend causing escalating trouble at a club entrance
- Homies scene: teasing vs disrespect; switching behavior private (cuddly) vs public (cruel/lying)
- Horny type: turning ordinary life moments into pressure-filled sexual situations—even at church
- Liar: the “grocery store” lie as an example of meaningless deception
- Control freak: metaphor of being “on a leash”
Personalities Appearing
- Male narrator / relationship commentator (main speaker; gives the countdown and shares anecdotes)
- Implied characters in stories:
- the bougie girlfriend
- the insecure girlfriend
- the club-line couple
- a girlfriend who embarrasses him with homies
- a sex-obsessed girlfriend (hypothetical behavior)
- the pathological liar girlfriend (example scenario)
- the control freak girlfriend