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TikTok lifestyle coach deletes controversial dating advice after facing backlash: 'If a red flag were a man...'

Katie Mather
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A man on TikTok is facing backlash after he posted a video sharing his dating advice, which many users dubbed both sexist and weirdly similar to dog training.

Myron Gaines, a life and fitness coach from Miami, was advising male viewers how to “punish” a woman who wants to reschedule a date. Gaines has since deleted his TikTok account, but people on Twitter were able to screen record the clip before it disappeared.

“When a girl tells you ‘let’s reschedule’… respond with this…” Gaines captioned the video.

“You simply respond, ‘Hey, that’s cool, but I’m not really a fan of flaky girls,'” Gaines suggested. “‘If we go out, you’re going to pay for drinks and dinner’ or whatever plan you guys had because the reality is this: with women, when they give you undesirable behavior, you need to punish it immediately so she knows it’s not acceptable.”

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For the record, no. Things do come up and scheduling conflicts happen, so there is absolutely no need to punish someone for postponing a date. Also, language like “undesirable behavior” and “positive reinforcement” is typically used when talking about dog training, not dealing with human beings.

“A woman rescheduling a date is not ‘bad behavior’ nor does it deserve to be punished,” a person tweeted. “There is no need to punish & manipulate someone for being busy or having an emergency.”

“If a red flag were a man…” someone tweeted in response.

“this def straight out of the ‘how to train your dog for dummies’ book,” another replied.

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According to some screenshots posted to Twitter, Gaines has a track record of posting some misinformed dating advice on TikTok. Some other titles include, “Never Be Vulnerable To Your Girl” and “How To Date Multiple Girls At The Same Time.”

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