Deal breaker questions

[BadGuy]

that might depend on the instrument and how well she played

would it be a deal breaker if she / he snored?

 

[LonesomeDay]

Not really - my husband snored quite heavily a few years ago and I took to sleeping in the spare room.

Would it be a deal breaker if he/she wanted to work from home?

 

[Eliraven]

Not really, as long as he cooks and cleans the house

Would it be a deal/breaker if he/she had kids from another relationship and you have no kids yet?

 

[Paraiyar]

^Yes, for me it would.

Would it be a dealbreaker if he/she still lived at home?

 

[BadGuy]

No ...I might be a little envious ...cheapest place usually LOL
Yes if it was because they couldnt get their honeysuckle together and had to

Would it be a dealbreaker if he /she didnt like the beach ?

 

[SofiasMami]

^ Wow, that is a tough question, BadGuy, since I have 2 beach vacations planned this year. I'm saying yes, that's a deal-breaker!

Would it be a deal-breaker if the only thing they know how to cook is boiled water?

-Teresa

 

[user 108508]

LOL, not at all - I am an excellent cook, so we'll be all set.

Would it be a deal breaker if he/she were a heavy drinker?

 

[BadGuy]

YES ... especially if they are a bad drunk

would it be a deal breaker if they are a morning person ?

 

[WishingWell]

No--I am a morning person

Would it be a deal breaker if you liked the beach and your boyfriend/girlfriend would only go to the mountains on mostly every vacation.

 

[user 108508]

Nope, I would suggest separate vacays!

Would it be a deal breaker if he/she didn't like surprises?

 

[BadGuy]

no but that would suck

Would it be a deal breaker if he/she watched a lot of TV ?

 

[user 108508]

Nah, as long as it doesn't interfere with his obligations.

Would it be a deal breaker if he/she went to clubs a lot?

 

[Volt]

As long as she doesn't expect me to join her, no.

Would it be a deal breaker if he/she needed some space every now and then?

 

[MisunderstoodVacancy]

Nah, I think it's healthy and we all need it sometimes. I'd probably try to time my alone time along with theirs.

Would it be a deal breaker if he/she liked to sing out loud while performing tasks like cooking, showering, intercourse,...?

 

[user 108508]

OMG, no - that behavior is encouraged in my book. People need to be silly!

Would it be a deal breaker if he/she hated a particular genre of music that you love?

 

[lonelyfairy]

No, it wouldn't be a deal breaker if we would have some other common interests.

Would it be a deal breaker if he/she had a past with mental illness?

 

[Paraiyar]

No, provided they'd do their best to let me take care of them if it reared it's head again. I realize that a lot of people do seem to deal with stuff like this by shutting people out.

Would it be a dealbreaker if he/she was a little obsessive in their interests.

 

[user 108508]

A 'little obsessive", no. Crazy, maybe.

Would it be a deal breaker if he/she didn't get your jokes?

 

[Peaches]

100% deal breaker - he doesn't have to get "all" of them, but most, otherwise what's the point of spending time together?

would it be a deal breaker if he/she was completely incapable of cooking?

 

[kamya]

Yes. If they can't even handle following instructions or a recipe, they are probably gonna have a hard time with just about everything else in life.

Would it be dealbreaker if he/she couldnt drive?