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At the time my dog was 8 and I have had him since he was 8 months old. He has never peed on someone in his life and he is the most friendly dog in the world and in the now 12 years I’ve had him he has never reacted that way to anyone
May be a dumb reason but if my super friendly dog hated her I should probably to.
Romantic love activates the brain’s reward and motivation systems, which can make meeting someone new feel exciting.
But as the excitement settles and you start noticing their quirks and habits, the person you put on a pedestal may start looking pretty ordinary. You may even realize you do not like them as much as you thought you did.
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Took a girl out to dinner after we had been talking on hinge for weeks, when going to order she informed me that she has a severe shellfish allergy. Okay no problem we can work around that.
She also says that she is gluten free. Not celiac. Just gluten free by choice. The amount if time it spent going back and forth with the server trying to decide what she could eat was too much for me. I completely lost interest.
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She was a teaching assistant, training to be a teacher.
Dating has gotten easier to start and a lot harder to figure out in this age of apps and social media. You can meet someone, flirt for a while, and get a good idea of whether you are interested before you have much history together.
And if it doesn't feel right, you can always slide into another person's DM.
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Instantly got the ick. Like yall really don’t care about not hitting pedestrians with your car and it shows.
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Psychologists have studied how people form impressions of potential partners. They found that negative information carries a lot of weight when people decide whether to pursue someone romantically. Once you get the “ick,” oh well, the relationship may be over, just like that.
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I've never heard someone say that since.
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Research suggests that partners being similar doesn’t necessarily mean they will have a satisfying relationship. The qualities each person brings to the relationship, along with shared values, attitudes, and goals, seem to matter more.
This is why a seemingly silly complaint may actually be a genuine mismatch in a relationship.
Now we want to hear from you. What’s the most ridiculous reason you’ve ever lost interest in someone? Drop it in the comments and give us your pettiest dating confession.
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So basically out of fear and by betting on us not working out eventually, I made sure we didn’t even get a chance to work out. Not sure it was the best decision looking back at it.