What behavior is a deal breaker in someone who was otherwise the perfect match?

Ah, the need to always be the one who's correct.

Someone who's a bad guest at someone else's house.

Actually, tonight my girlfriend said, I love everything about you, but watching you eat unpeeled

Kiwis like their apples really freaks me out. So maybe that one,

we'll see. Went on a hiking date with someone who just littered. There was no second date. Don't litter,

folks. It's selfish and it ruins the trails for everyone else. Might say something about you as a person.

A girl who'd told me she'd been engaged six times. She was 29. Look, I know things happen,

but that's a lot of things. I really want to know what each of those things breaking points was.

I didn't press on at that point when she bought it up. I just remember it short-circuited my brain

looking for a response. I think I just went with a, oh, that's, um,

that's unfortunate. She was quite physically attractive, but that only goes so far.

I had an ex who constantly lied and omitted things. Usually not about anything huge, but she had a

habit of it and didn't seem to think it was wrong.

The longer we dated, the worse it got. Eventually, it really divided us because I couldn't trust

anything she said. From then on, if I discovered I was with someone who lied often as a tactic

to get what they wanted, or to avoid consequences and stuff, that was pretty much the end of

the relationship for me. I had a three-year relationship

with someone who lied about literally everything. It was a total mind screw because it took me a long

time to realize that he was lying all the time, about even tiny things. I left him because of this,

but it broke my heart because we'd had a fun life together. In time, I realized you can't be with

someone like that.

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