What are/were your dealbreakers beyond the usual? (cheater, abusive, etc) Anything really frivolous?
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Anonymous
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Since this is anonymous I'll be brutally honest here.
He had to have a career and not just a job No crazy over attachment to his mother 6'2" or over No redheads or freckles. (superficial I know, sorry) Clean shaven and clean nails No juvenile sense of humor, burps farts etc. Intact penis (Uncircumsized) |
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| No way would I date a "gamer". Xbox ends once you graduate college. Or are old enough to have reasonably been expected to graduate from college |
Anonymous
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Doesn't do their own laundry.
Agree with no gamers. Has parents that still "parent" them regularly. I'm all for having a great relationship with your parents, but it should trend into more friend/peer level, than mommy/daddy level, when you settle into adulthood. |
Anonymous
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I am not interested in being serious with a guy that doesn't cook
Doesn't have at least a bachelor's with a career Good relationship with family and friends Doesn't own any animals, but maybe fish Also not interested in dating a guy that isn't looking for a serious relationship |
Anonymous
This cracked me up because I got a vision or a guy showing up at the door with a little goldfish in a bowl. Also I feel you, I am no at all a dog person. That would have been a deal breaker for me. |
Anonymous
| No republicans (possible exception for non-political RINO types) |
Anonymous
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No hunters or fishers.
Did/ has done own laundry. No children. |
Anonymous
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Not too hairy! I'm Asian, maybe I'm wired that way. Has to be intellectual and slim. |
Anonymous
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I can't date anyone who isn't pretty smart. And by "pretty smart", I mean high IQ and a little nerdy and well read.
Ideally he's in a similar financial position to me. I am 43 and have owned a home since I was 27. I've met a few guys who are renting rooms in people's houses and don't own their house and are kind of bouncing around in jobs and I can't really deal with that. I feel like I'm too old to date someone who is kind of transient like that. And if he lives super far away - like Manassas or Bowie - I'm probably not going to pursue something. Because either I'll be stuck having to meet him in the middle somewhere or have to go to him. And it's possible he actually LIKES living there, and since I like living where I do (Arlington), we'd be at an impasse. I don't know if these things are abnormal, though. I feel like they're pretty normal at this stage of the game. |
Anonymous
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I should not be able to give the guy a piggyback ride. |
Anonymous
LMAO! Good one! |
Anonymous
A guy friend told me about slipping on his jeans as he got out of bed and he didn't realize until he was about to leave the house that they were his girlfriends jeans and he looked better in them. I've never let him live that down. 
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Anonymous
The last one seems difficult. I prefer uncirc'ed, but they're pretty rare around here. Were you successful? |
Anonymous
Indeed I was and its funny he was kinda insecure about it because in his experience most women did not prefer an intact man. BTW he was born via homebirth in the midwest. |
Anonymous
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no sandals
graduate degree (preferably terminal) no kids no glasses with the bar in the middle must be able to parallel park must own home |