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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 3, Ch. 31]
kuryāt —one should make;  śocyeṣu —pitiable;  yoṣit —of women;  krīḍā-mṛgeṣu —dancing dogs;  ca —and.
TRANSLATION
One should not associate with a coarse fool who is bereft of the knowledge of self-realization and who is no more than a dancing dog in the hands of a woman.
PURPORT
The restriction of association with such foolish persons is especially meant for those who are in the line of advancement in Kṛṣṇa consciousness. Advancement in Kṛṣṇa consciousness involves developing the qualities of truthfulness, cleanliness, mercy, gravity, intelligence in spiritual knowledge, simplicity, material opulence, fame, forgiveness, and control of the mind and the senses. All these qualities are to be manifested with the progress of Kṛṣṇa consciousness, but if one associates with a  śūdra , a foolish person who is like a dancing dog in the hands of a woman, then he cannot make any progress. Lord Caitanya has advised that any person who is engaged in Kṛṣṇa consciousness and who desires to pass beyond material nescience must not associate himself with women or with persons interested in material enjoyment. For a person seeking advancement in Kṛṣṇa consciousness, such association is more dangerous than suicide.
TEXT 35
न तथास्य भवेन्मोहो बन्धश्चान्यप्रसङ्गतः ।
योषित्सङ्गाद्यथा पुंसो यथा तत्सङ्गिसङ्गतः ॥३५॥
na tathāsya bhaven moho bandhaś cānya-prasaṅgataḥ yoṣit-saṅgād yathā puṁso yathā tat-saṅgi-saṅgataḥ
na —not;  tathā —in that manner;  asya —of this man;  bhavet —may arise;  mohaḥ —infatuation;  bandhaḥ —bondage;  ca —and;  anya-prasaṅgataḥ —from attachment to any other object;  yoṣit-saṅgāt —from attachment to women;  yathā —as;  puṁsaḥ —of a man;  yathā —as;  tat-saṅgi —of men who are fond of women;  saṅgataḥ —from the fellowship.