Oh, I used to say the same thing about bald guys, but a shaved head looks 100% better than trying to hang on to that massively receeding hairline.

When my daughter was born, and they noticed her hair was different from mine, they would ask, "Does she get her hair from her father?" and I would jokingly say, "I don't know...I never saw it".

Which is true...he used to be a fitness model and still is very much into body building and has always shaved his head.

LOL. Why? What's up with the hands?

Men with smaller hands than me freak me out, it's just so awkward to see a guy who is well proportioned, (ie nice wide shoulders, not skinny, not fat, muscular but not grossly so, and so on) but then has TINY, tiny hands. And I am uncomfortable too when I hold their hands if they're smaller than mine, that makes me feel like a giant ogre or something, yech. Plus it seems like in every relationship I've ever been in there is a point where we'll hold our hands up to one another's (palms touching) to measure them against the other's. If you measure yours against a guy's and yours are bigger (as a girl), well I get embarassed by that (and yes, it has happened) so this could also play into the fear of men with small hands (again, back to the whole feeling like a huge ogre thing).

This reminds me of the Seinfeld date episode where Jerry refuses to date a woman because she has "man hands!"

-Men shorter than me.
-Overly obese
-BAD TEETH.
-Piercings
-A bunch of tattoos
-Facial hair
-BO
-Smokers or guys who chew
-Having poor grammar.

This counts out most of the men in my area.

Do you have large hands? I know I wouldn't date a woman who had bigger hands than me. There's something wrong with that picture.

I saw that episode. That was too funny.

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention women with a little peach fuzz above the lip. That's an immediate rejection.

What if you married what you thought was the perfect guy, but after about 10 years of marriage and two kids he ended up with a gut and stopped taking care of his teath, and he also started to smell like spoiled lunch meat only on the weekends since he didn't have to go to work. LOL. Would you divorce him? LOL. I'm in tears I can't stop laughing. Be honest.

I could never get near someone with halitosis, let alone date them or "be intimate". It's one thing to have temporary bad breath from eating a caeser salad a half hour ago and then brushing your teeth (but let's face it, you kind of have to "metabolize" the garlic out of your system). It's quite another to have halitosis and essentially have a putrified mouth. GRRRRROSSS!

So you wouldn't date a guy if his breath smelled like 10 pounds of chitlins? LOL.

This wasn't directed at me, but what the heck ...

If my SO starts to disintegrate and get all nasty, I'm not going to divorce him over it, but hopefully he'll start wondering why he stopped getting any and clean his azz up. Otherwise, I guess I'd have to be more direct about it and try to force him to clean up, because I don't want to even live in the same house as somebody with bad hygiene issues and doesn't take care of himself. Ew. 'Specially if we have kids. (Sets a bad example and all that.)

I would threaten divorce until he cleaned his act up :)

Ok, I'm guilty of fake nails.

I hate BO
Bad Teeth
Excessive Body Hair
Beards! ewwwwww!

So if his breath smelled like 10lbs of chitlins(LOL) all the time, even if he used listerine it still smelled, you would still stay with him? What if you didn't have any kids with him? Then would you let him go?