The emotional predator is real, very real; although a lot of women don’t recognize him for who he is until after he has moved on to another girl. Some women may never even know him for who he truly is because he is the very sweet guy who is too good to hurt a fly much less take advantage of you. He looks every inch your dream guy; perfect height, complexion is spot on, dresses well, takes good care of his body and while he may not have a foreign accent, his diction is superb.

PHASE 1: THE BEGINNING:hot couple

He is the perfect arm candy you are proud to show off to the entire world and he is not afraid to show you off either; at least at first when he is trying to sweep you off your feet and show you what kind of a perfect gentleman he is. Trust me, this guy is not afraid to go every mile to make you smile; he will spend on you like it’s going out of fashion. He is ready to rub your back and make you hot tea when you’re down with menstrual pain and massages you when you’re tired. No matter where you are, he is ready to drive down if you need him; it doesn’t even matter if it is for the silliest reason, he will show up to play the part of a super supporting friend.

The web thickens, he is a good listener, has the perfect solution for all your troubles and shows genuine concern for your well being. He is not the type of guy to rush you into committing your body to him; he wants you to take your time, think it through and be certain it is what you want to do and you’re not doing it because he will like it. Mr. emotional predator is so nice; he’s an absolute angel. In short, he is every girl’s dream come true, especially yours.

PHASE 2: TIME TO PAY UP

Because he is so nice to you, nicer than any guy you’ve ever met in your life, you won’t notice what he is trying to do; trying to own you and enslave your emotions. Soon after he has you where he wants you, he starts to show his true color. First, it is the reverse psychology stunts, making you feel bad for everything he does. If he raises his voice at you,

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