Would you date someone who ...?

[Silverspark184 1,371]

I would as long the riddles don't confuse me too much 

would you date someone their age who like watching little kid shows from time to time 

[Iforgotmybrain 5,653]

Sure, if watching a little kids show brings them happiness who am I, a My Little Pony fan, to judge?

Would you date someone who's really bad at texting?

[Miss 6,229]

Hmmmm I doubt we would have a good friendship if they were bad at texting let alone dating so no. How would we get to know each other? I guess we'd have to be somewhere in person most of the time but texting they just suck idk lol 

I doubt we'd have a good connection so imma say nah 

Would you date someone who whistles A LOT! 

[Iforgotmybrain 5,653]

I whistle and hum to myself a lot so yeah I’d have no issue with that

Would you date someone who only eats hamburgers and hotdogs?

[Clawdeen 12,191]

Sure why not

Would you date someone who only ate bananas 

[GodlyWolf Gusty 2,147]

Yes as long as they don't force me I to that same act.

Would you date someone who is 30 years older than you?

[Iforgotmybrain 5,653]

Hmm… so they’d be the same age as my parents basically. I’ll pass, that’s too big of a gap. 

Would you date someone who doesn’t like music?

[GodlyWolf Gusty 2,147]

Sure lol, I'd just pop in headphones, though I might annoy her with my singing.

Would you date someone who wants you to beat them in Mario kart double dash before they accept you?

[Clawdeen 12,191]

Before they accept me? They’d have to beat me in a duel before I’d accept them

 

Would you date someone who never leaves the house?

[GodlyWolf Gusty 2,147]

Yes, I'd find a way to coax them out with patience lol.

Would you date someone who uses the bathroom 15 to 20 times a day?

[Samurai Equine 51,335]

I might, though I might also want to take them to see a doctor just in case.

Would you date someone who can't afford hospital bills?

[Clawdeen 12,191]

I mean.....who can.....Even with insurance they're insanely high. So yeah I would. 

Would you date someone who can't drive?

[Iforgotmybrain 5,653]

I have and would do so again. I like driving, so not a big deal, especially if living in the same city.

Would you date someone who has a really loud voice?

[Samurai Equine 51,335]

Maybe?  Depends on if they can turn it off or not. Some can't.

Would you date someone who doesn't like video game music?

[Clawdeen 12,191]

Sure. Not everybody likes my taste in music already so I wouldn’t hold it against them.

Would you date someone who only wears yellow

[Tao 7,728]

Um that might odd given I spend A lot of time in woods 

Would you date someone who only ate fruit? 

[Samurai Equine 51,335]

Date, sure. Not sure how long it would work out since ONLY fruit is not good for you, and if I can't get them to eat anything else or value their health, it might not work out. 

Would you date someone who prefers to work at a job that requires lots of travel and being away from home for large amounts of time?

[Iforgotmybrain 5,653]

That’s a really tough decision. I’m going have to say probably no, unless it’s someone I really like and felt a connection with. And I mean “oh this person is my soulmate” levels of connection.

Would you date someone who’s not allowed to talk about or disclose their work due to security reasons?

 

[Miss 6,229]

Hmmmm if my partner decides to go into a workforce where that is required sure but I wouldn't start dating someone who has a job like that. 

Would you date someone who is over 18 but still has to get permission from their mom/dad/guardian to go out?

[Iforgotmybrain 5,653]

...I'll be honest if someone my age had to ask to go out I'd be concerned. I'm just imagining a grown 24-25 year old asking their mom for permission to on a date, getting told no, and then being grounded by their mom. Anyway, I don't think I would, no. For many reasons.

Would you date someone who has multiple pet spiders? Like a whole spider collection.

[Samurai Equine 51,335]

I'm not Spider-Man, so I'm going to have to say no. But I respect that they are not afraid of spiders and I hope they find someone equally brave.  Cause if I hang around them too long, I'll be tempted to Rider Kick each one of those Kumo-Otokos.

Would you date someone that refuses to shower until a week or longer has passed?

[Spark Thunderbass 1,439]

Depends of whether or not I start noticing a smell from you, then you should be okay.

Would you date someone who supports a different football team then yours and boasts about it a lot?

 

[StarHeart333 1,764]

Wouldn't be a problem sport outcomes are mostly rigged anyways so it would be irrelevant to me.

We'd just root for which ever team was on and if they face each then we give each other friendly roasting over which team was winning/losing.

And like I said above the outcomes are already decided most of the time so win or lose it's all for "entertainment" so to speak so neither of us will take it seriously I assume.

That said here's mine.

Could you date someone who is eerily perfect at everything?

Always got A+s in schools, can whip up a five course for hundreds off of $10, a fast learner etc.

Basically in short the "they can do no wrong" type.

 

 

 

 

[Samurai Equine 51,335]

Yes. Because there is no such thing as a perfect person. Everyone has their shortcomings; for some people, it's just not as obvious. So I'd be delighted to see where the relationship goes. Best case scenario, dating them elevates me to living the best life I could possibly ask for. 

Would you date someone who sees everything and everyone else in the world, besides you, as negative? Basically, they think you are perfect, can do no wrong. That means there is a lot of pressure for you to live up to what they are saying. If you fail, this person will still see you as perfect regardless, but you'd be letting down other people that were counting on you.

[donutmasterjoe 201]

On 2024-02-20 at 3:45 AM, Samurai Equine said:

Would you date someone who sees everything and everyone else in the world, besides you, as negative? Basically, they think you are perfect, can do no wrong. That means there is a lot of pressure for you to live up to what they are saying. If you fail, this person will still see you as perfect regardless, but you'd be letting down other people that were counting on you.

I had a similiar experience, and I wouldn't really want to go back to it. So I'd prefer more social guys, or that at least isn't a copy and paste of my own negativity, that would love me for being the failed me instead of gilding me for something.

So I guess it's my turn:

Would you date someone that is obsessed in something you aren't really into?

Edited May 28 by donutmasterjoe