I agree with you Moon, 100%.
I would say the biggest deal breaker for me is pretty specific. One of them is arrogance. I cannot STAND arrogant people. So much so, I physically have to leave the room they are in if they just keep going on about themselves, how they did this or that better then so and so, etc. I'm also really good at picking up subtle hints of that, which has saved me from probably more than a few fights in my time.
The most important one is men (and sometimes women) who have this traditionalist view of men being head over women. It's more commonly found in religious circles, but it's evident elsewhere in our culture and still so in my own generation. I guess you could say I'm borderline feminist, but logically, there is no reason why a man is in any way more of the decision-maker or the responsible one out of the man or woman. There's also no reason why the man should "take the blame". I think it's degrading in every way for women, and also unnecessary pressure our guys put on themselves to be the provider. Not just in jobs, but in relationships and children and everything. In my mind there is no lead and follow. It should be equal. Like a pair of shoes! I've been in that kind of relationship before. Never. Ever. Again.
I would say the biggest deal breaker for me is pretty specific. One of them is arrogance. I cannot STAND arrogant people. So much so, I physically have to leave the room they are in if they just keep going on about themselves, how they did this or that better then so and so, etc. I'm also really good at picking up subtle hints of that, which has saved me from probably more than a few fights in my time.
The most important one is men (and sometimes women) who have this traditionalist view of men being head over women. It's more commonly found in religious circles, but it's evident elsewhere in our culture and still so in my own generation. I guess you could say I'm borderline feminist, but logically, there is no reason why a man is in any way more of the decision-maker or the responsible one out of the man or woman. There's also no reason why the man should "take the blame". I think it's degrading in every way for women, and also unnecessary pressure our guys put on themselves to be the provider. Not just in jobs, but in relationships and children and everything. In my mind there is no lead and follow. It should be equal. Like a pair of shoes! I've been in that kind of relationship before. Never. Ever. Again.
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