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    Relationships...What Not to do

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    • Posts: 2,153 Member
      Hip_to_be_square wrote: »
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      Exactly.
    • Posts: 4,022 Member
      Don't.
    • Posts: 4,278 Member
      shaf238 wrote: »
      Don't.

      You took the words out of my mouth.
    • Posts: 368 Member
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    • Posts: 2,153 Member
      hoppgeorge wrote: »
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    • Posts: 10,476 Member
      edited October 2019
      Don't go out to buy yourself something to eat and not buy your partner in crime something as well. It's just inconsiderate and RUDE.
    • Posts: 1,836 Member
      When your partner is on a diet don't bring home a bunch of cookies and donuts from your mother
    • Posts: 49,119 Member
      Don't leave Christmas lights up all year.

      A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
      IDEA Fitness member
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      Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
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    • Posts: 4 Member
      Don't snoop! If you go through enough stuff you'll find something you weren't supposed to see which will upset you (justified or not). Maybe something innocent. Respect privacy.
    • Posts: 8,714 Member
      don't become a roommate to them.
      don't get too comfortable and let yourself get sloppy basically. you gotta keep that romantic and sensual spark.
      kinda hard to do that if you become like the slob they lived with when they were twenty, like you never flush the toilet, or you leave the trash overflowing with pads, or you think the dishes are solely their responsibility.
    • Posts: 10,476 Member
      Don't shame your partners for liking things that are different than you are into/used to.
    • Posts: 2,646 Member
      *Taking notes to use just in case I find myself in a relationship

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    • Posts: 10,476 Member
      Based on some other threads here, it sounds like communicating your desires/wishes/goals for life is necessary to avoid heartbreak and messy divorces.
    • Posts: 2,061 Member
      Cowsfan1 wrote: »
      If she tells you she wants needs something from you - maybe take it serious even if you think it’s the stupidest thing you’ve ever heard

      Agreed - and vice versa.
    • Posts: 757 Member
      4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »
      Have a second family in another state

      I know a guy that really needed this bit of advice!
    • Posts: 4,877 Member
      Don’t hit below the belt and say things that can’t be unsaid.
    • Posts: 197 Member
      Don’t spend all your time on mfp. :p
    • Posts: 10,740 Member
      Don't compare every little thing about your partner to past partners or others' partners.
    • Posts: 1,836 Member
      Do not be passive aggressive and mutter to yourself for everyone to hear about stuff you said "oh no, don't worry, I'll get it...." etc.
    • Posts: 10,476 Member
      Don't constantly compare your bits and pieces to past partners she's had and stop putting emphasis on dick size as though it's the only important aspect of a relationship.

      Also, don't fish for compliments. Appreciate the genuine ones that are given.
    • Posts: 1,836 Member
      CanesGalactica wrote: »
      Don't constantly compare your bits and pieces to past partners she's had and stop putting emphasis on dick size as though it's the only important aspect of a relationship.

      Also, don't fish for compliments. Appreciate the genuine ones that are given.

      Every man appreciates “your teeny tiny d is sooo cute!” When said genuinely. Pretty sure, I think.
    • Posts: 3,776 Member
      Don't mansplain. Plantain? sustain? maintain? Samhain (haha, not how it's pronounced.)
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