What do you find unattractive or turns you off?

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Pimppeter2

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SckizoBoy said:
Pimppeter2 said:
Well yes, actually.

But no. I just find feet disgusting. I don't mind that they have feet, as long as they're concealed most of the time and rarely get near my boys.

Which is why last night was weird.
Hmmm... well maintained feet aren't that bad (with the experience I've had at least), though each to his own. Still, from what you've said, I believe there's an anecdote that I don't want to read (that is, of course, if 'my boys' is the euphemism I'm thinking of... =_=).
Yepp...

EWWWWwww feet!


I hate all feet. Or at least I thought I did.

I'm facing a crisis here.
 

Senaro

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Bad teeth. A girl I dated once smoked cigars, and I was turned off the moment she opened her mouth. The teeth were all yellowed and just...blargh.
 

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Biosophilogical said:
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Also, what sort of medical reason would there be to smoke a cigarette?
No idea, I was just positing a theoretical scenario. Like "Asumming cigarettes can be used medicinally for some condition or another, and assuming it was a very rare occurence, and assuming it wasn't an addiction, etc".
Heh, yeah, her physiology was mutated. She got lung cancer if she didn't smoke :p

If, in all unlikeliness, that was the case, it'd be the ONE time that smoking wouldn't be my one-and-only absolute dealbreaker.
 

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Just gonna sum up everything most people have said. Take care of yourself and be a generally nice person and you've got the thumbs up from me.

Also NOT drinking >.> but in all seriousness being ok with the occasional drink even if they wouldn't want one would be nice. Its good to mix something up and relax to a fun movie.
 

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Loads of makeup.

Ear rings, can't stand em. Piercings are fine on ears, not the body though.

In fact, generally additions to the body. I prefer a more natural look to women.

And yes, smoking too.
 
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dreddfan said:
Rigor mortis.
I can understand your aversion, but it's really not so bad. My ex got it one morning, and suddenly she was attentive, infinitely patient, never argued, never complained when I wanted alone time to read or game and was suddenly quite low maintenance. She did become a little lazy though and I had to carry her everywhere...she just sat there staring silently, waiting for me to pick her up.
 

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MarsProbe said:
Those legging type things girls wear (perhaps a female here would actually be able to tell what they're actually called), the ones that end just around the ankle area.
Pedal Pushers? I think that's what I heard them be called back in the day, only ever wore a pair when I was about 9 though so could be very very wrong!

- Bad teeth, they don't have to be perfectly white and straight but poor dental hygiene freaks me out!
- Babyfaced men, I like a man that looks like a man.
- Really skinny.
- Male cardigans- what's up with that!?
- Lack of spontineity.
- Ginger hair.
- Really short shaved hair.
 

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Drinking, smoking, and drugs are all a okay with me, so long as the girl in question isn't doing all three or doing one excessively, and although I like a girl with a little bit of meat on her bones, there is a line I (usually) won't cross.

And I feel like an shallow douche when I say this, but it really bugs me when a girl has an annoying laugh. Instantly kills any interest I had in the girl.
 

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ZeroMachine said:
Biosophilogical said:
ZeroMachine said:
Also, what sort of medical reason would there be to smoke a cigarette?
No idea, I was just positing a theoretical scenario. Like "Asumming cigarettes can be used medicinally for some condition or another, and assuming it was a very rare occurence, and assuming it wasn't an addiction, etc".
Heh, yeah, her physiology was mutated. She got lung cancer if she didn't smoke :p

If, in all unlikeliness, that was the case, it'd be the ONE time that smoking wouldn't be my one-and-only absolute dealbreaker.
Nicotine actually DOES have a physiological disorder to treat.

It's called "nicotine addiction".

Basically treatment involves smoking less and less until the addiction can be kicked.
 

PatSilverFox

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Generally I don't mind anything. Maybe if the person is too high maintenance to handle, but that's generally me anyway x3
 

Shoqiyqa

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I seem to have been beaten to this one, but I'll put it first anyway: smoking.

There are plenty of reasons.

Histrionic personality disorder. Look it up. Think about it. No way.

Artificial breasts. One could write essays on why they're a turn-off. I shall refrain.

Eyebrow and lip piercings, followed by nose and tongue piercings, followed by multiple ear piercings and piercings anywhere else except the navel, followed by ear piercings and navel piercings.

Being horribly unfit.

Dishonesty, hypocrisy, paranoia and nagging.

Lager. This is a long way down the list and a very small deal, but anyone inclined to swill down pints of lager is unlikely to be of interest to me in any way.

Make-up OCD. I don't mind make-up and perfume, although both taste terrible and tend to be poisonous, but if you can't face the world without carefully painting your face on your face first or asphyxiating the family or sports team with half a can of Lynx Sexgod Three Day Corpse, you have problems I don't want to handle.

Willful ignorance. You know those people who are proud of how little they know and how tenaciously they cling to their misinformed opinions in the face of any and all evidence, determinedly shunning all attempts to educate them? Well, would you marry one?
 

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I immediately stopped seeing a girl when I found out that she was a racist and had dated members of the Aryan nation. Her boyfriend called me an hour later (I wasn't aware of his existence).
 

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ZeroMachine said:
Also, what sort of medical reason would there be to smoke a cigarette?
http://www.mosquitomagnetdepot.com/info/mosquitoinfo.html

If it's the only defence you've got, it might be worth the risks, but I'd suggest using it like a joss stick instead.
 

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CondorBob said:
And I feel like an shallow douche when I say this, but it really bugs me when a girl has an annoying laugh. Instantly kills any interest I had in the girl.
Annoying laughs can be... well annoying xP but I wouldn't hold it against the person if they're a good person all around besides that.

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MarsProbe

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nicole1207 said:
Pedal Pushers? I think that's what I heard them be called back in the day, only ever wore a pair when I was about 9 though so could be very very wrong!
Close enough. They must be of a similar strain through. These...things tend to be a bit longer.

Also, another one (and just to pad this post out a little really :)). Short hair. Not like shoulder length, but really short, as in "5 year old boy on his first day at school" short. Just makes the person to strait-laced for my liking.
 

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Lord Beautiful said:
Lack of fitness makes me floppy.

Belief in astrology or sociology can also make my member point due to gravity.
You don't like girls who believe in the academic study of society?

I prefer red heads - But for me, hair colour or race is never a deal breaker.

I hate, with a passion, facial piercings - be they chin, lip, nose or eye brow.
 
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nicole1207 said:
- Babyfaced men, I like a man that looks like a man.
- Male cardigans- what's up with that!?
- How about facial hair? Or metrosexuals? Would it make any difference if the guy spent longer getting ready than you and had as many or more creams, lotions, straighteners, etc?
- Cardigans rock...contemporary kind, not old man kind. Extra layer for the cold, closed to behave like a jumper/sweater, open for comfort, style and to complement whatever's beneath. Can also forgo the need for a jacket.
 

Orcus The Ultimate

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i had an ex-girlfriend that still smokes, and yeah, it's disgusting, even if you try to get accustomed, you simply can't.

me, on the contrary i have a preference for blondes !
 

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Smoking is a huge turn off for me; I've kissed smokers and it's disgusting. Not to mention it reminds me of my dad.

Also drinking. OK if he wants to have a drink now and again, but if he comes home stinking of booze and falling down drunk, I'm not sharing a bed with him. If it happens too often I'll probably leave. Again, this reminds me of my dad too much.

Obesity is also a problem for me. Being chubby is fine though; I am too after all =)

There are a few more things I don't find attractive - is it any wonder I'm single? - but those are probably the main cosmetic ones.