Dirty nails, poor hygiene and loud eating are considered the most common outcomes for single women, according to a controversial new issue.
An online discussion broke out after a woman asked a popular Facebook group what was “bad” to them.
Hundreds responded by ranking their debuts in men based on how they act rather than on looks.
Surprisingly dirty nails and lack of hand hygiene disgust both men and women the most.
Hundreds of singles listed what instantly turned them off when they were dating. Surprisingly, not cleaning under the nails disgusted men and women the most (archive image)
Singles filled the comment section with their personal opinions and experiences.
Other outlets were road rage, rudeness to waiters, poor hygiene, loud eating and selfishness.
One woman said she was disgusted when a man ‘puts his finger in her ear’.
“I can’t believe some people think it’s okay when talking to someone,” she wrote.
Another said, “It’s probably an unpopular opinion, but men are so obsessed with football that they consume it!” he added.
Third, she doesn’t like men who “lack basic etiquette” or are rude to others.
Street rage, rudeness to waiters, poor hygiene, loud eating, laziness and selfishness were other outlets (archive image)
Single men also joined the conversation and shared their hatred for women – and there seemed to be parallels with both genders.
One man wrote, “Women with long nails but not cleaning their bottoms.”
Another added: “Soul selfies—worse when combined with lip plumping, excessive makeup, and fake orange tan.”
This comes after Louanne Ward, Australian relations coach from Perth, interviewed 1,500 men and women to identify the biggest first dates that prevent people from getting a second date.
1. POOR PERSONAL HYGIENE
Louanne found that 72 percent of people said the biggest improvement for them was poor personal hygiene.
“I can’t imagine anyone going on a date without physical exertion. “Not everyone looks a certain way, but we can all do the best we can with what we’ve been given.”
She said that singles who do the simplest things to promote themselves, like brush their hair, clean their nails, put on a nice dress or make sure they smell good, always make a good first impression.
2. LACK OF ROUTE
“71% of people marked it as the second biggest deviation,” Ms Ward said.
She added that singles should be aware of the main ways to meet new people and possible love interests.
“Whether it’s arriving late or offering someone a drink or meal with your mouth open… just think about what etiquette says about you,” she said.
3. CONTINUOUSLY CHECK YOUR PHONE
“What does that say about the person sitting across from you if they can’t leave the phone alone for five minutes?” said Louanne.
He said that unless you’re a doctor on the phone or a parent who needs to be in touch with a babysitter, there’s really no reason to hang up.
“I think it’s good practice to put both phones on the table and make a deal between them – ‘whoever touches the phone first pays for this date,'” he said.
‘You can put in some fun and playfulness. “The probability of someone touching their phone can be reduced,” he said.
He said about 67% of people agree that this is their third big breakthrough.
Source: Daily Mail
