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Reply #30 posted 10/07/07 6:07pm

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ThreadBare said:


Every few moments, interrupts the discussion with: "OK, enough deep talk..." And means it.


Has ever dropped it like it was hot. disbelief



falloff lol falloff OMG lol
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Reply #31 posted 10/07/07 6:08pm

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To answer the question all of those things are deal breakers for me, though the snoring would take longer to find out about lol He'd have to be mighty damn perfect for me to adopt earplugs every night hmm
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Reply #32 posted 10/07/07 6:13pm

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JustErin said:

Everything you listed are deal breakers for me.

Well, maybe not the snoring...but everything else.


funny. in real life none of those are deal breakers for me
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Reply #33 posted 10/07/07 6:14pm

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CalhounSq said:

ThreadBare said:


Every few moments, interrupts the discussion with: "OK, enough deep talk..." And means it.


Has ever dropped it like it was hot. disbelief



falloff lol falloff OMG lol


People seem to be entertained by the traumas I've survived...

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Reply #34 posted 10/07/07 6:47pm

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ThreadBare said:

CalhounSq said:



falloff lol falloff OMG lol


People seem to be entertained by the traumas I've survived...

fit

comfort Tell us more! biggrin
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Reply #35 posted 10/07/07 7:55pm

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i'll tolerate snoring only.. everything else on your list are deal breakers ..
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Reply #36 posted 10/08/07 4:01am

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Rhondab said:




zipped


Whatever, man.



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Reply #37 posted 10/08/07 7:41am

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Byron said:

And I do mean "shallow" ones lol...not anything like cheating or being abusive or dishonesty or what-not...what do you think would be the shallowest deal breaker for you if everything else about a person is pretty much great?

For example, imagine you've just started getting involved with a man or woman (take yer pick), and they're intelligent, funny, nice body, respectful, great in bed, etc., etc...whatever those good things are that you like to find in one person (if possible).

Now...imagine that the only real "negative" this person has is one of the following things:

- Constantly picks his/her nose, and I mean all day and night, even in public, in bed, in front of your family...

- Horrendous table manners...eats like a slob, smacks loudly as they eat, talks with food in their mouths, etc...they're the same way when at a restaurant.

- Has a lingering, sour body odor...no deodorant will take it away, and spraying perfume or cologne only makes the odor worse.

- Flatulence galore lol...I mean they fart no matter where they are...restaurants, elevators...even during sex.

- They're sloppy as hell...whenever you go to their place, it's a wreck...dirty dishes piled up, empty pizza boxes on the floor, stacks of newspapers and dirty clothes everywhere. And when they come over to your place, they're just as sloppy...

- Snores like a freakin' jackhammer...big, loud open-mouthed snores that sound insane, and that last the entire night.

Also, imagine that none of these things will ever change during the length of your relationship...if you chose to be involved with this person, this aspect of the person will be there no matter what you or they do.

With everything else about this person being wonderful...would any of these be "deal breakers" in your eyes?...Or would they be something you'd be willing to put up with in order to be with someone who is practically perfect in every other way? If none of the ones above would be a deal breaker, what would be a "shallow deal breaker" in your eyes?


Oh my gawd...Honey, I dated a GOREGEOUS man once who had not just one of those habits you listed, but minus nose picking and body odor....ALLL:-o. The relationship started hot and heavy and lasted passionately for 6 weeeks. But after several "domestically oriented" interludes with him (plus deeper issues of personality differenes) I had to let that fine ass brotha Gooooo sigh. There are not enough good looks or good sex on the face of this earth that will convince me to live my life (at THIS stage!) as if I am in a boy's dorm room or the set of "Sanford & Son" no no no!

It was good while it lasted though lol lol lol
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Reply #38 posted 10/08/07 10:33am

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All the things you mentioned would send me running these days, Byron. I'm most personally sensitive these days to the "sloppy as hell" person, though. It's just something I have decreasing tolerance of. Also...

* An overly loud or talkative person
* Someone given to "bling" or general showing off
* One with no sense of aesthetic
* One who relies only on my ideas for interesting things to talk about, do, etc.
Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ
πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν
τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.”
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Reply #39 posted 10/08/07 10:55am

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I broke up with a guy because he would pick his nose at innapropriate times. He would also fart in front of me. His thing was that it was natural why was I upset about it.

Sorry. Farting, maybe but picking your nose.....NO!
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Reply #40 posted 10/08/07 10:56am

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Indecisiveness is such a turn-off for me and would be a huge deal-breaker. Have an opinion and own it!

That business of habitually exiting bathrooms without washing hands would do it, too. I notice that.

There could also never be a future with someone who dislikes dogs. Total deal-breaker.

White socks and sandals...

Just kidding.

I'm all old and married now, so the points are moot, but those would be my superficial deal-breakers now.
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Reply #41 posted 10/08/07 12:51pm

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I was friends with this 35 year old burlesque dancer who wanted more out of our relationship, but she was still basically sponging off her folks. I mean, I get help from my folks every now and then, but she was basically sponging. I couldn't dig that. disbelief
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Reply #42 posted 10/08/07 12:52pm

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ThreadBare said:



Has ever dropped it like it was hot. disbelief



Hey man, everybody poops. lol
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Reply #43 posted 10/09/07 3:13pm

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Byron said:

And I do mean "shallow" ones lol...not anything like cheating or being abusive or dishonesty or what-not...what do you think would be the shallowest deal breaker for you if everything else about a person is pretty much great?

For example, imagine you've just started getting involved with a man or woman (take yer pick), and they're intelligent, funny, nice body, respectful, great in bed, etc., etc...whatever those good things are that you like to find in one person (if possible).

Now...imagine that the only real "negative" this person has is one of the following things:

- Constantly picks his/her nose, and I mean all day and night, even in public, in bed, in front of your family...

- Horrendous table manners...eats like a slob, smacks loudly as they eat, talks with food in their mouths, etc...they're the same way when at a restaurant.

- Has a lingering, sour body odor...no deodorant will take it away, and spraying perfume or cologne only makes the odor worse.

- Flatulence galore lol...I mean they fart no matter where they are...restaurants, elevators...even during sex.

- They're sloppy as hell...whenever you go to their place, it's a wreck...dirty dishes piled up, empty pizza boxes on the floor, stacks of newspapers and dirty clothes everywhere. And when they come over to your place, they're just as sloppy...

- Snores like a freakin' jackhammer...big, loud open-mouthed snores that sound insane, and that last the entire night.

Also, imagine that none of these things will ever change during the length of your relationship...if you chose to be involved with this person, this aspect of the person will be there no matter what you or they do.

With everything else about this person being wonderful...would any of these be "deal breakers" in your eyes?...Or would they be something you'd be willing to put up with in order to be with someone who is practically perfect in every other way? If none of the ones above would be a deal breaker, what would be a "shallow deal breaker" in your eyes?


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You just described me neutral


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Reply #44 posted 10/09/07 3:25pm

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Ottensen said:

There are not enough good looks or good sex on the face of this earth that will convince me to live my life (at THIS stage!) as if I am in a boy's dorm room or the set of "Sanford & Son" no no no!

falloff lol
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