Deal-breakers when you're dating

[aquariuscsm]

Originally Posted By: JHZR2
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I still find it low class. Right or wrong, like it or not, that's my view.

For someone else, fine. For my S.O., its just a turnoff, plain and simple.

And I could care less what the fashion industry says is good or acceptable.


AMEN to that one! And it REALLY looks discusting on women when they get my age,ewwww!!!!!!!!!! When I see these spoiled lazy daddy`s girl college educated types with them,to me it makes them look like "wanna-be white trash".

 

[hr1940]

In my opinion the majority of the people never think beyond today when they get tats. When you age and have wrinkles and body parts sag it is not a pretty site.

The deal breaker for me when I was young and dating was to be taken for granted.

 

[Al]

Originally Posted By: hr1940

The deal breaker for me when I was young and dating was to be taken for granted.

Unfortunately though after marriage, I think many women are taken for granted. I am certainly guilty. I eventually learned. But I think if we wouldn't have had kids she would have left.

I doubt most men understand that...Its mostly "about them". We have been married for 43 years and I still try to make up for those times.

 

[TooManyWheels]

Originally Posted By: Al
Unfortunately though after marriage, I think many women are taken for granted.


That can work in the other direction also.

 

[Maximus1966]

I have/had a very long list of deal-breakers, most of which have been mentioned here. Strangely enough, the biggest for me was chicks who wanted to fall into bed for unprotected sex on the first date. I wasn't necessarily looking for a virgin, but laying down and spreading your legs on the first date gave a very bad signal to me.

 

[SteveSRT8]

Originally Posted By: tonycarguy
You guys who are anti-tattoo, you will need to date only women 35 and up. There has been a big tattooing trend in the fashion industry for the last 10 years. Many, many women in their 20s and early 30s have them now. And they are not your stereotypical overweight biker chick or drugged out prostitute girl. They are your regular, college-educated, professional girl-next-door type. Tattoos are no longer seen as the outlaw thing


Don't misunderstand me. I am NOT against tattoos or anyone who has them. I just don't.

Okay?

 

[SteveSRT8]

Originally Posted By: Maximus1966
I have/had a very long list of deal-breakers, most of which have been mentioned here. Strangely enough, the biggest for me was chicks who wanted to fall into bed for unprotected sex on the first date. I wasn't necessarily looking for a virgin, but laying down and spreading your legs on the first date gave a very bad signal to me.


I was called [censored] and lots worse because I was not ready to IMMEDIATELY have sex on the spot!

And I grew up in the late 60's and early 70's.

 

[Mr Nice]

Originally Posted By: Maximus1966
I have/had a very long list of deal-breakers, most of which have been mentioned here. Strangely enough, the biggest for me was chicks who wanted to fall into bed for unprotected sex on the first date. I wasn't necessarily looking for a virgin, but laying down and spreading your legs on the first date gave a very bad signal to me.


How sad that some women have ZERO respect for themselves. You would think women would be more cautious when having sex with a guy they just met.

 

[aquariuscsm]

Here`s THEE dealbreaker of them all with me. If I find out she`s the town ho (present or past),I won`t go near her with my worst ememy`s "you know what".

 

[morris]

what do people that know her very well, for a long time, say about her.

 

[OilProfessor]

The Professor says not to [censored], or belch while eating dinner together. (Rhymes with cart)