I train on a maternity ward & it’s changed my view of men – there are just 2 types of guys & you should avoid one
A WOMAN who is training on a maternity ward has revealed it has completely changed her mindset to dating.
Medical student Faye Bate said she now categorises guys based on how they act when their partners are giving birth.
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In a video, Faye revealed she can split basically every single dad in the labour ward into two categories.
The first category was guys who go above and beyond for the woman.
“They would bring them socks, stay in contact with friends and family, [rubbed] their back,” she explained about the first set of men.
The men in category number two were not as attentive. Bate recalled: “These would be the men that had absolutely no concept what these women were going through.
“And beyond that, it was almost like they gave off an air of entitlement. Like almost as if it were her duty.”
The medical student soon began to seperate guys that she dated into these two categories.
According to her, it was very easy for her to place them accordingly.
“Now I try to place people in these categories quite early on because I think that is incredibly useful information to help you decide whether you want to continue seeing someone,” she concluded.
People shared their thoughts and experiences in the comments section.
“I went on a first date recently and he called his mom to ask if his sister who just had a baby needs anything before he comes over, I was ON BOARD,” someone recalled.
Another person detailed their own method for filtering dates: “I do this with men who would push you into a swimming pool, vs men who would not push you into a swimming pool.”
“I know someone whose partner didn’t want her to have an epidural because “it wasn’t natural”… Complete category two!!!” a third shared.
“My dad almost missed my birth trying to get my mum a snack,” a fourth viewer mused.
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