When dating, what was the most shallow/ worst thing that made you stop dating someone?
Be honest
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His ears were enormous. I couldn't not look.
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Saying, " I'm a social drinker" and then proceeding to get completely shit faced immediately.
@BJANINE alcohol is insipid
Three years ago, a man I dated turned out to be a criminal, thief and a liar. Stephen scammed 17 friends and investors out of over $694,000 of their life savings, depositing their funds into his personal account. He was arrested and charged, stripped of his broker’s license by the state, fined $50,000 and forced to pay restitution.
He pleaded guilty. I am surprised he did not do jail time.
How did I find out? After four weeks of dating, I received a text from an unnamed stranger. This person alerted me to Stephen’s court record, and said Stephen has another girlfriend.
The only way that person could have known my name and phone number- and the fact I was dating Stephen- is through Stephen’s phone. Of course Stephen denied it.
This reminded me to look up the names of men I meet.
Because we only dated for four weeks, I wasn't emotionally invested. Stephen said he loves me. "Too much, too fast," I replied.
In retrospect, occasionally Stephen lapsed into moaning: “I used to be powerful, rich and respected! Hundreds of people listened to me! Now I am a landscape contractor.”
When I asked why he changed jobs, he did not answer. This was disconcerting. Nobody enjoys being around a moaner and complainer.
When I told Stephen we were through, he had an emotional meltdown, crying and sobbing for an hour. I calmly handed Stephen a box of tissues and took out my mending.
“How can you be so calm?” he asked, distraught. “One of us has to be the adult here,” I replied. When he stopped crying I told him to leave.
"I'm going to win you back," Stephen said. "I cannot trust you," I replied. "We are not a couple. You are a master manipulator, a liar and a thief. I want nothing to do with you ever again.”
You're right. I read the question as: "most shallow or worst thing."
This is the most shocking, worst thing that made me stop dating someone.
Talking to his phone Siri during dinner.
Not a shallow reason at all!
When she tried to bring me to Jesus because she believed we were in the "final days." That was in 1991. My vetting skills have improved considerably since then.
I wonder if she's still expecting the apocalypse any day now. 27 years would be a long wait!
The way she decorated her apt. I'm into decorating and this place was a red and white floral nightmare. The furniture, curtains, lamps, pillows, everything but the walls, carpet, and the dog were white with red roses.
A scarf, it did not match and she didn't know how to wear it.
I dated a guy who had a PsyD but so unmotivated, he never took the boards so he could become a practicing psychologist. He was a mixed up individual; when I told him that I thought that people majored in psychology, it was to help them figure out what was wrong them them, he said, "Yes, your point?" but that was not why I stopped dating him.
He came to my house one weekend, upset about something and was lying on my couch, waving his little hamster hands in the air to punctuate his problems. At that point, I simply could not stand him any longer--it was totally immature and shallow of me to pinpoint the small hands, but they seemed to represent many small things about him.
And before anyone feels sorry for him, he tried his "Jedi" mind tricks on me after the break-up and tried to assert dominance. Dude, really? I invented the Jedi mind tricks.
@Knd502 And that's what they were! I never noticed HOW small they were until that day. Yes, I am shallow. He was not a small man, though!
Her voice was really annoying...we probably should have talked more
Finally someone else on my level of shallow.
@Fulishsage Yup. I immediately felt badly about it but it really was unbearable for me.
Nothing about voices irritates me more than a woman who speaks in a little girl voice. I refuse to believe that that is not a self-taught learned behavior as opposed to nature.
Unladylike act of trying to throw litter on the road from my truck.
Uncivilized human act - regardless of sex. I despise littering.
A guy talking about his Maserati like it was his girlfriend. Way too creepy.
Her laugh ?
I have to say I don't find that shallow. A person's laugh is something you're probably going to hear a lot and if it's an irritating sound, then it doesn't bode well for a future of having to listen to it.
He was too clingy too early in the relationship
Height. Must be at least 5'9" to ride.
I am 6-7
Small penis.
That's so shallow...
@ronnie40356 It was.
I dated a woman who just wasn't very bright. We went to an Indian restaurant once and she asked what was in a particular dish. When the waiter included peas among the ingredients, she asked how they were cooked. My inner voice was screaming, "So they're hot all the way through!"
Didn't know who the group Blondie was. When I was getting to know him, he claimed he listened to music, however when I actually met him he said he didn't.
Thought science/evolution was boring. I'm from a science family, and to be told that was unacceptable. He claimed he was an atheist so I assumed his interest in science was at least minimal. Not only did he have no interest, he ridiculed my interest.
All he wanted to talk about was his Vespa. I don't mind bikes, but I have more than one interest.