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Dating tip: lose the "I don’t know, whatever you want" attitude!

This was by far my biggest dating pet peeve and it applies to BOTH men and women I promise.

Picture this, you’re trying to get to know someone and you want to plan a date. The easy option is to go out to eat, which is absolutely fine. But then when you ask if they have a place in mind, they say “idk, whatever you want”… how bland, yuck.

Now imagine you decide to do dinner and they say “oh yeah there is this new sushi place by my house I’ve been wanting to try! How does that sound?”. Wow now you know they like sushi AND like supporting local business AND they know what they want AAAAND you guys get to experience something new together, making it more memorable.

Now if you genuinely can’t think of a good place to eat, you can ask for suggestions with a little more enthusiasm rather than “idk”. How about “I really can’t think of anything, do you know of some good local places? I’ve been craving mexican food”. Now I can also get behind that!

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Red flag: they constantly talk crap about their ex

Just a friendly reminder for everyone out there in the dating scene, if someone says something about their ex like “she was a psycho bitch” that’s a HUGE red flag. If they said something along the lines of “she struggled with her mental health and has a lot of growing up to do, I wish her the best” Green flag!

How someone talks about their ex reflects a lot on how they treated their ex when they were together. Chances are they called their ex a psycho bitch during the relationship, or at least treated them like one.

Another more difficult situation is when you’re starting to date someone who tells you they have been cheated on in every relationship prior to you. I’m not saying it’s an automatic deal breaker, but keep a look out for any controlling behavior or manipulation. Being cheated on by 10 ex girlfriends/boyfriends in the past shows some bad patterns on their end. They might be the controlling type who drove their partners away and then manipulated them into staying when they are unhappy, making them feel trapped. Hence the cheating.

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