It's easy to spot the other person's red flag, but can you spot yours in a relationship?
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
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Madmonk · M
@theyellowkeys I’m not available for such entanglements. It’s just a bad idea all around
theyellowkeys · 26-30, F
@Madmonk hmmmmm
Madmonk · M
@theyellowkeys indeed.
Mudkip · 31-35, M
@theyellowkeys what about you?
theyellowkeys · 26-30, F
@Mudkip Me too. I think I am quite self-aware because I do accept them and try to work on them instead of walking away and think I'm already the best.
Mudkip · 31-35, M
@theyellowkeys that's great. Acknowledging our own flaws is good
sugarpie · 26-30, F
I used to be very careful when I was in a relationship. I don't even speak with other guys. But I felt it was useless. No one really reciprocate it. Once they know how good you can be in a relationship, they take advantage of it. So I always leave quietly.
Today, I don't have any plans to enter a relationship. I think if I do, I'll be the big red flag.
Today, I don't have any plans to enter a relationship. I think if I do, I'll be the big red flag.
theyellowkeys · 26-30, F
@sugarpie Do you mean men can't do the same in a relationship where they don't speak to other women?
sugarpie · 26-30, F
@theyellowkeys nope, not all. But in my experience/past relationships, yes. I do believe in the existence of good guys. But in my experience, my exes tends to be very complacent because they know I'm loyal asf
PaleandPolluted · 36-40, F
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My red flag is my brain to mouth orientation, it’s amazing how I can say something without my brain even knowing I will say it lol
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Katie01 · F
I can be very toxic and manipulative when I'm annoyed or bored