What’s a red flag for you?
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Peachesnstuff wrote: »
I wouldn't need to look through it if you weren't so shady 😋
If I ever feel the need to look through your phone...it's over.
Exactly.👍 only 2 outcomes with going through someones phone....you find something you dont like and you are unhappy.....or there is nothing wrong in there and they are unhappy with the invasion of privacy and or lack of trust. You already said it.....if you feel the need to do it, its already done.2 -
If they have an apple, they have a banana.
Tomato, tomahto0 -
Inconsistency!! 🚩 🚩🚩
Your words & your actions should always align!!2 -
Men who think their opinion matters5
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Falling in love in group therapy.2
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Falling in love in individual therapy2
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Heavy drinker, no thanks1
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People who high five themselves in the mirror0
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »People who high five themselves in the mirror
Cool.. I typically fist bump..
(Goes back under a rock)2 -
I seeee yooooouuuu❤️
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arrogance....in all it's forms0
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honey_honey_12 wrote: »Heavy drinker, no thanks
@honey_honey_12
Not Even Yoo-Hoo ??
It's chocolatly delicious.1 -
Motorsheen wrote: »
Drink as much as you want…….
Would you believe I’ve never tasted Yoo-Hoo?
Well I haven’t.
I always thought it looked like chocolate water.2 -
People who think I’m in a bad mood when I don’t laugh at their jokes. My mood is good, ebullient even, you’re just not funny & this is not a joking kind of environment2
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If I go out with a stranger,
if after 5min he doesn’t trust me enough to be himself and loosen up, the spark isn’t there.
I’m open and honest, I expect the same and don’t have time to waste on b.s.
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Apathy. Narcissism. Toxic insecurity. In no particular order.1
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joelo_1119 wrote: »Apathy. Narcissism. Toxic insecurity. In no particular order.
They are in alphabetical order 🤜🤛3 -
Peachesnstuff wrote: »
They are in alphabetical order 🤜🤛
ROFLMAO0 -
Uncontrolled nose and ear hair,
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Peachesnstuff wrote: »
They are in alphabetical order 🤜🤛
You are gifted0 -
When he lurks and never says hi.
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people who describe themselves as “driven” or “disciplined.” They see those traits as virtues but what I hear is “uptight” and “inflexible” which are not appealing to me.2
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »people who describe themselves as “driven” or “disciplined.” They see those traits as virtues but what I hear is “uptight” and “inflexible” which are not appealing to me.
Maybe so.....but every bit of advanced technology, amazing art, awe inspiring architecture, incredible athletic feats etc were all performed and created by those with these traits you find unappealing.
Not to mention the many i have witnessed bettering themselves from the situation that which many would call underprivileged by being exactly that.....driven and disciplined. I would hope those that pursue a better life from behind the starting line do not waiver because some are off put by their efforts.
I get how it may turn some people off, but i for one am very pleased with those types. Even thankful as i type on my phone that was created by such a type 👍3 -
Maybe so.....but every bit of advanced technology, amazing art, awe inspiring architecture, incredible athletic feats etc were all performed and created by those with these traits you find unappealing.
Not to mention the many i have witnessed bettering themselves from the situation that which many would call underprivileged by being exactly that.....driven and disciplined. I would hope those that pursue a better life from behind the starting line do not waiver because some are off put by their efforts.
I get how it may turn some people off, but i for one am very pleased with those types. Even thankful as i type on my phone that was created by such a type 👍
Oh yeah it takes different strokes.
Also notice that I wasn’t talking about being driven and disciplined. I was talking about people who describe themselves that way
Eta: also, Steve Jobs? His contributions to technology might be interesting But, judging by the accounts of his life and personality, I would not want to be his dinner companion or in a relationship with him in any way- I certainly wouldn’t want to be his daughter1 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »
Oh yeah it takes different strokes.
Also notice that I wasn’t talking about being driven and disciplined. I was talking about people who describe themselves that way
Eta: also, Steve Jobs? His contributions to technology might be interesting But, judging by the accounts of his life and personality, I would not want to be his dinner companion or in a relationship with him in any way- I certainly wouldn’t want to be his daughter
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