Relationship Dealbreakers

[Tibor]

Originally Posted by HgaleK

-She's hard on the eyes
-She's a cruel person
-She's dishonest

I'm pretty sure that I can deal with anything else if she's a cool enough person.


+100 very Gentlemanly

 

[Don Carlos]

- Super-religious chicks
- Dumb chicks

Err, sorry. i'm being redundant.

 

[CalTex]

Originally Posted by Tibor

+100 very Gentlemanly

yeah I missed the most important one, she has to be honest. If not Ill add you to the list.

 

[Fuuma]

Originally Posted by CalTex

1. wears ed hardy or brands of that sort
2. crazy or dirty mouth
3. dresses slutty all the time/ I am relatively conservative and I am okay with the whole when you go out but if your wearing short stuff and showing clevage all the time GTFO, Ill add you to "text when bored list"
4. Is against me hunting, carrying a gun, fishing, or
5. has a crazy ex boyfriend, not that I am jealous, its just that I dont have the time.
6. BITES HER FREAKING NAILS!!!!!!!!
7. messed up feet.
8. does drugs
9. crazy drinker
10. Talks lik diz u no what im sayin homie
11. always plasters her face
12. is not educated, or has a problem with me aspiring to be Bentley rich
13. trys to get me jealous, I mean come on either you want to be with me now or ill get you 10 years and forty beatings later, pretty much you like me now or your going to like me when I am rich type deal .
14. super superficial
15. expects me to pay for everything
16. expects me to chase her (see 13)

I am sure I can think of a few more but I need to get back to studying.

I love future rich people.

 

[Ambulance Chaser]

What about really bad taste?

You go on a date with an attractive and intelligent girl. Things are going great, you head back to her place. She opens the door and you see a huge Thomas Kinkade print over the couch. A look of horror mixed with confusion creeps over your face. She spots it and helpfully explains, "That's Thomas Kinkade. He's one of the greatest artists of our time. Or any time, for that matter."

 

[munchausen]

Naw, that's something that can be fixed.

 

[gort]

Not sure if I'd say it's an absolute deal breaker but I really don't like when someone's home is messy. I can deal with a little bit of clutter but I prefer to live in a very neat environment. When someone's place is a mess it's

 

[Eason]

Originally Posted by munchausen

3. I have definitely hooked up with women who had boyfriends before (usually drunken flings) but I would never let that turn into a relationship. Because she will get bored of me just like she got bored of the last guy. .

What the ******* ****?

 

[Incman]

Originally Posted by Eason

What the ******* ****?

What's confusing?

 

[linkinwayne]

Originally Posted by Incman

What's confusing?

Dude limited his playing field to like 1% of women. Either that or he only goes for 12 year old girls

 

[Eason]

On second drunk analysis, I think maybe he meant a girl who was currently in a relationship. That would make more sense, I think it must be that.

 

[munchausen]

Originally Posted by Eason

On second drunk analysis, I think maybe he meant a girl who was currently in a relationship. That would make more sense, I think it must be that.

virgins only for me.

just kidding, you were right the second time.

 

[NAMOR]

Someone who leaves **** in their teeth after a meal. This is evidenced when the culprit eats a starch (bread, pasta) or a protein (steak, chicken) or a vegetable (spinach, broccoli). The remnants of the meal are lodged in between the front teeth but the person isn't conscious of it. Even after a trip to the ladies room.

 

[NAMOR]

especially if they are hot. tears me the **** apart

 

[Smartalox]

Originally Posted by christinedaae

what about number of pets in general? What if a woman has 2 pets a cat and a dog and it's just one woman?

In my experience, even a single large or high-maintenance dog proved to be something of a deal-breaker: When a woman has an emotional connection to an animal (or animals), it can get in the way of her being open to an emotional relationship with a person.

I've had the experience where a woman who was used to telling a dog what to do, just could not handle the 'give and take' of a relationship. To me, it seemed like the dog was the boyfriend in her life who never talked back, never disagreed, never had his own opinions on politics, film, dinner, etc.

I've also had the experience of a woman with a large dog who'd have to leave early after staying over to walk it. For me, I felt I was missing out on waking up together... sharing coffee, and the personal connection that comes with that. I stayed over at her place and we walked the dog together a couple of times, but it was a little too 'instant family' for me (I was in my early 20's) then.