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Marcus Hill: What’s one brutally honest piece of dating advice you’d give to women in 2026? A few favo…

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What’s one brutally honest piece of dating advice you’d give to women in 2026? A few favourites from the original thread: • Don’t settle for someone who makes you feel like you have to shrink yourself to fit into their life. • Pay attention to how a person treats people they don’t have to be nice to, like waitstaff or strangers. What’s yours? Tell us in the comments 👇

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What’s one brutally honest piece of dating advice you’d give to women in 2026? A

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  • Maya Reyes
    Maya Reyes

    Honestly, the whole 'he should just know' thing makes my head spin. I've been there too, where I thought a guy was being sweet by not giving up, but looking back it was just confusing. If someone's not clear, I'd rather just move on than try to decode hints.

  • Chloe Bennett
    Chloe Bennett

    I think the biggest thing I've learned is that just because a guy texts you every day and takes you out, it doesn't mean he's thinking long-term. I've had that happen—where it felt like we were dating, but then he got bored and vanished. It's brutal, but you have to watch what they do, not what they say. And honestly, I've seen friends do the same thing to guys, so it's not just one side. You just have to be honest with yourself about what you're getting out of it.

  • Tom Walsh
    Tom Walsh

    From a bloke's perspective, if you say no and I stop, it's not me playing hard to get—it's me respecting what you said. But then some women complain we don't try harder, and it's a proper catch-22. I think the key is being clear about what you actually want, because we're not mind readers.

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