REASONS WHY BAD GIRLS MARRIES QUICKLY (Must Read)

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As bad as it sounds , this take is true . Bad girl seems to get
married before good girls . Here are some of the main
reasons :
1. Men see women as their toys they play with like kids
see their toys . The one they play with always lose love
when a new one comes . So men seems to marry the 'new
girl' they meet, leaving the old one .
2. Bad girls can experiment on the bed sexually and tends
to steal the man because men like women who can dare
on the bed .
3. Bad girls attends to details when dealing with a man .
4. They spend money to take care of themselves and most
times are more shinier than the average girl and men are
moved by sight .
5. They know how to keep the man longing . Like playing
with his emotions and he long to be with them .
6. They have expertise in cooking , pleasuring the man .
Etc .
7. While every man wants a good woman but when they
meet a bad girl she ironically becomes the' good woman '.
8. Men get easily bore . These girls brings activities to
them.
So my advice to every good girl out there who is finding it
difficult to make a man marry you and you get surprised
when those bad girls marries , do some of these things .
Yes, it is the best to be a good girl but mix it up . The good
news is that after marriage , those bad girls cant keep
their home and divorce follows shortly . Because a man
can't do those things everyday . But the good woman will .

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