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They'll just scare off men that they are incompatible with anyway. Personally I love dynamic women. Women who are independent and strong are hugely attractive to me. Though I do feel that most men are threatened if a women is funnier, smarter, more successful than he is. Dynamic women scare and threaten men who are not as confident or secure with who they are. You are a threat to them and possibly are a reminder of their own short comings and their lacking of effort or abilities.

Dynamic women are no threat to a man who knows who he is and where he is going. For a healthy man, it's attractive, not a threat. It's even seen as being sexy to an emotionally healthy man. yes. yes they do.

The problem is men like to dominate. If they meet someone more dynamic or more than a dumb broad it scares them.Not me though I enjoy dynamic women it keeps the relationship fun.

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