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For me, its the obese guys (we had a lot of good ole farm boys where I grew up) that constantly make fun of 'fat chicks' and describe in great detail what is wrong about a woman's looks while chugging a bud light and wearing stained, holey clothing. These guys think they deserve a supermodel because they 'work hard' and are 'manly'.
A lot of them do have girlfriends but openly say they'd get rid of them if something better came along.
I know several of these guys too and they drive me nut. The worst is when they can't figure out why I won't date them because "women don't judge" and then they insult me because I have standards.
Like Robert mentioned the guys who date way too young also irritate me. Another group of people that annoys me are the parents dating. I get it, even parents want someone. I have no issue with that. What I do have an issue with are those who tell me I am too picky or the worst are personally offended because I don't date dads. One relative (a woman)got mad at me for this because she said I make it hard for all women like her (she's a single mom). Not sure how I make it hard on her but whatever.
Anyone who wants to share their feelings about a relationship. People that talk about their relationships, and worst of all.. anyone that talks about their relationship problems.
Save it for the shrink, your best friend or a messageboard... but don't talk to me.
Anyone who wants to share their feelings about a relationship. People that talk about their relationships, and worst of all.. anyone that talks about their relationship problems.
Save it for the shrink, your best friend or a messageboard... but don't talk to me.
What if it IS your best friend? I'm assuming you are answering about casual acquaintances. But, if someone was among my better friends, I would call them on their BS patterns.
What if it IS your best friend? I'm assuming you are answering about casual acquaintances. But, if someone was among my better friends, I would call them on their BS patterns.
I'm talking about casual acquaintences, but my best friend would know what I'd respond to. A relationship isn't worth putting up with a b*tch.
.... irritate you in other people? And for which you generally don't get along with them ...
Have you noticed some of your friends, acquaintances, coworkers and whatnot have "established" dating patterns? And then you notice that you don't get along with those people on an almost consistent basis. Generally, I'm typically talking people/friends of your own gender, though it could be both.
For me, I'm annoyed and don't typically get along with:
- guys who exclusively date women who are RIDICULOUSLY younger than them, and
- American guys who want to exclusively date non-American Asian women
List those dating patterns which you neither comprehend nor get along with when exhibited by others.
The OP asks to all haters to vent their relationship dislike in others....
Live you own life and stop worry about how others live theirs.
the thread sounds like group therapy, and reminds me of the the stuff that creates unseemly female gossip and banter. it's something most men find shallow in women who engage in it, and it's even more distasteful when a man engages in it. i'm sorry if that offends you (not intended to do so) but best if you know how it looks to other guys, or at least this guy.
I find judgmental people to be a turn off. So what if someone dates exclusively Asians. It's none of your business.
Stop being irritated by other people's dating choices.
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