Ada Deep Tapir wrote: I still want to know what it was you were supposed to be able to tell about someone from those two outfits goddammit.
Flibble wrote: » My friend pointed out that mah new beau looked a bit like a hedgehog. It was in the back of my mind when we attended a show together, where he volunteered himself for an act. Up on stage, noticeably shorter than everyone else & blinking rapidly/squinting into the bright stage lighting from behind his glasses. Then the song 'Bright Eyes' from Watership Down came on... And the transformation was complete in my mind's eye. He was legit a woodland creature. I broke up with him the next day.
Flibble wrote: » I would have a problem with someone who has a disturbed sleep cycle, actually. If someone regularly stayed up past 1am and/or regularly slept past 10am I would count it as a very big turn off, and would use it as a reason not to have a second date with someone.
pilly wrote: » That one was a slut and one wasn't.
peckerhead wrote: » My ex broke up with the guy she'd been going out with before me because he turned up for a date wearing a canary yellow v-neck jumper (this was the 80s, but still...). She said she walked in and spotted him before he'd seen her, and just turned around and slipped away quietly without saying anything. Fair enough really.
Heebie wrote: » Ugly hands or feet. Yes, that's pretty shallow, I know. If a guy's hands make me feel like I don't want him to touch me because they're ugly... there won't be much of a physical relationship. The feet thing is tough, though. Most people have hideously ugly feet.
Lady is a tramp wrote: » Was his name Jim? I broke up with a Jim for this exact same reason. He was lovely. Funny. Sweet. Interesting. But he did resemble a hedgehog. No denying it, and no going back once I realised it.
tomwaterford wrote: » How would you know this after a first date thou??
Johngoose wrote: » Would you go out with somebody with a disability?
annascott wrote: » Has anyone ever mentioned what was wrong giving the other person the chance of correcting it? Obviously I do not mean pointing out something they cannot change such as malformed toes or ugly hands. But if the person had dirty shoes or something they could change, then point it out to see if they apologse and try to fix it.
jeanjolie wrote: » Would you include clothing style in that? I know a lot of relatively young attractive women who dress like the girl in the second image on Page 34 and could look much better with clothes in the first image.
Murrisk wrote: » I'd judge someone for disliking 1989-1997 Simpsons, the classic era. However, if someone thought Season 10-present day Simpsons was actually good, that would also be a problem.
MuffinTop86 wrote: » One if the scariest things about men is that sometimes the roof doesn't match the carpet. I've been with sime with a nice crop of brown hair and then they drop trow and it's gingery. They should be made to wear a sign. Or sometimes the stubble is a giveaway.
Roger Hassenforder wrote: » I know a chap that broke up with a girl because she licked the knife after buttering her toast.
RayM wrote: » I've killed for less.
Widdershins wrote: » The weird thing is, no man I've ever met has been like this. None of them would be that bothered about minor things. I wonder if people are exaggerating their dislikes for the sake of the thread. I'd hear older long-married couples carping about their other half's annoying habits alright but that's a familiarity-breeds-contempt thing. And like someone said, you mightn't like certain things but you can still live with them.
wakka12 wrote: » For sure its exaggerated but its just for fun in the thread! Obviously that didnt happen, that he broke up with her for licking a knife like that just doesn't happen And if he did, then it was because he just didnt like her anyway
