Would you date someone who ...?

[Clawdeen 21,879]

Look if your around my age and still doing that it's a no from me. If I was in my 20s it'd be a different story.

Would you date someone who is missing an arm?

[Snoopy Fan 8,635]

Sure.

Would you date someone who’s missing a leg?

[ExplosionMare 22,060]

Sure!

Would you date someone who has a glass eye?

[Lunaholic 994]

Sure! Why not? It doesn't change who they are.

Would you date someone who has a child?

[Clawdeen 21,879]

No. 

Would you date someone who's been divorced a lot?

[Iforgotmybrain 7,205]

Assuming they're around my age? Nope, that's a huge red flag.

Would you date someone who only shops at Hot Topic?

[Clawdeen 21,879]

Me who for years only bought from hot topic lol. But yes I would.

Would you date someone who acts like they don’t have room for you in their life?

[Avery 449]

Hm I might not even have room for SO either.. however, at least for me I would try to make room for them. But if they don’t bother to make room for me, then no..I won’t date this person. 

would you date some who is a complete opposite of you or the exact same as you?

[Samurai Equine 55,155]

Exact same? No. I need SOME differences at least. Variety is the spice of life, and I don't want to live in a narcissistic echo chamber. But I can't say I'd date someone who is the extreme opposite of me either. I know it's more about chemistry than what you have in common, but if we are THAT different, I fear it would become a point of contention between us. We need to have a few things in common, at least.

Would you date someone who always has more money than you?

[Clawdeen 21,879]

Sure why not.

Would you date someone who tends to ghost a lot (not respond to messages)

[ExplosionMare 22,060]

No, that would drive me crazy.

Would you date someone who texts you all the time?

[Clawdeen 21,879]

This may be a deal breaker for some but….Here’s the tea 🍵,for the most part unless I’m having an off day I love to talk. So yes.

Would you go out with someone who is constantly on their phone nonstop?

[ExplosionMare 22,060]

If they're just doing it at home, I don't care, but it would be annoying if they did it in public and I was trying to talk to them or do an activity with them.

Would you date someone who puts on a ton of makeup?

[Crypty Scribbles 6,593]

I was and it pisses me a lot. Why instead of accenting your natural beauty with makeup up you're repainting yourself completely?!

Would you date someone who's leaving multiple mugs with cold unfinished tea all around?

Edited Tuesday at 09:13 PM by Crypty Scribbles

[Iforgotmybrain 7,205]

Honestly that is one of my pet peeves, but I’d be willing to deal with it depending on the person.

Would ye date a mate who always be talking like a pirate?

[Crypty Scribbles 6,593]

2 minutes ago, Iforgotmybrain said:

Would ye date a mate who always be talking like a pirate?

Dang! Man, that's so cool! I was trying to learn how to talk like a pirate fluently, but quite unsuccessfully.

Would you date someone who's shaving their head?

[Dawnshine Wonder 2,842]

I have not thought about this, I've been single since I was in school. I am single, have no intention on finding a date, not in person or on the internet.

I have difficulty getting close to people as it is, worry about the pain that comes with that if it goes wrong, and to be a friend is enough for me, whether they agree with my opinions or not, and not all of my friends do which is fine. I have friends who don't even like My Little Pony, and it's whatever, that does not define their character as it does not define my own. But as long as they respect me as a person and don't belittle me or anybody else for this, I find them to be likable. So far, I have not encountered a friend who did this so I've had luck with that one, it would probably work out the same in a dating situation, however, I understand some people have been made fun of for their preferences in life which can affect their relationships with other people.

Apparently adults get mistreated for not conforming to societal norms though, you know how that goes, the stereotype that adults must only watch horror films or do things considered "mature" like going to the bar or smoke tobacco and just as it was in the 80's this problem persists today, but quite frankly that is their problem not mine, and I think smoking is not mature at all, it is a destructive habit that puts a strain on our healthcare system, and they set a bad example for children.

Which leads me to question whether or not people would date someone who smokes cigarettes? 

[Samurai Equine 55,155]

I wouldn't. I value my health, thanks. 

Would you date someone who is always trying to get on TV? Not get famous, just get on TV.

[Clawdeen 21,879]

As long as they aren't doing something bad to end up on tv sure.

Would you date a musician who travels a lot?

[ExplosionMare 22,060]

No, I'd miss them!

Would you date someone who's a homebody?

[Clawdeen 21,879]

Sure since I prefer to be at home.

Would you date someone who's more successful career wise than you?

[Lunaholic 994]

Yes of course. Gladly.

Would you date someone who doesn't speak your language?

[IronM17 5,820]

I guess it could be problematic, but I would try it. I mean, there are a lot of tools which could help you.

Would you date someone who has different religious believes? 

[Iforgotmybrain 7,205]

Sure. I'm pretty indifferent/neutral on religion overall, not sure how much I can elaborate on that.

Would you date someone who sounds like Spongebob?

[Samurai Equine 55,155]

 No.

Would you date someone who likes trying new death-defying sports and stunts regularly?