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The Smoker...

Okay, so call me judgmental but i rather not date a smoker.  Just isn't my thing.  I don't like the smell and don't want to meet the love of my life just to lose them to lung cancer.  So i went on a date with a guy, a really nice guy actually.  This was actually a second date.  We met for dinner and then he asked if i wanted to go to dessert.  Since we drove separate he asked if i wanted to drive together to get the dessert.  I said sure.  He walked over to the passenger side of the car (he needed to clean off the seat... that should have been a sign) I saw him reach for his cigarettes to basically hide them.  Right then and there i knew i was finished.  We needed to go no further.  It was that simple, someone i thought was nice (and didn't smell) and there was a connection but when i found out he smoked i was done.  I suddenly had to go... I know shallow but, we all have deal breakers... and if you don't you should.  Stay true to yourself.  What are some of your deal breakers?

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  1. Smoking/drug use would be a deal breaker for me. Dating as a single parent you also have to consider mental illness. Subjecting your kids to that or possibly future kids together.

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    1. I completely agree with you, thus why i'm VERY picky and not just only man will meet my children.

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    2. That's good to hear! You have some handsome little men.

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